course of johnson's presidency. another painting on the right by charles russell the famous painter of western scenes. and this was a painting that hung at the lbj ranch that the johnsons subsequently gave to their library. in this case in between there are many gifts that were given to the johnsons by friends and in some cases by heads of state including a wonderful solid gold representation of the moon where there is a diamond where the sea of tranquillity is located. sea of tranquillity is where neil armstrong and buzz aldrin first landed on the moon. president johnson, of course, was very active in the space program. although the mission occurred after he left the oval office it was very much part of his efforts that we actually made it to the moon. this is a small private office set up for president johnson. it was meant to model the private office at the oval office. through that door is our replica of the johnson oval office. this is his small study that he used on occasion. it includes a very long couch very

secretary johnson: yes. as you pointed out, senator, in fiscal year 2013 there were about 36,000 individuals convicted of a crime who once in our immigration system were bonded out. that number declined to about 30,000 in fiscal year 2014 but in my judgment that number is still too high. so in reaction to this situation, i directed that we do a number of things differently including elevating the approval for a circumstance where somebody who had been convicted of a crime is released from immigration detention. it is the case that some of these cases are due to releases by immigration judges or by the supreme court jurisprudence in zavadas vs. davis. but i do think we could do a better job which is why i elevated the approval for that. and we no longer release people for lack of space. that was an issue in 2013. especially when we were dealing with sequestration. we had a situation where we released a lot of people because we were concerned we didn't have the space. and i directed that that should not be an

trust with local leaders. >> johnson: jeh johnson. how are you? nice to see you. >> stahl: and he's shifting the department's resources to cops on the beat, as the war on terrorism has evolved. >> johnson: how are you? >> stahl: that's why d.h.s. has funded 78 fusion centers around the country, like this one in phoenix set up for the super bowl-- to get all levels of law enforcement down to the county sheriff to work together. >> we're connected through that command and control system-- federal, tribal, state, county local, even political subdivisions. so we have the ability to reach out in real time and coordinate information, public information or intelligence. >> stahl: any information about suspicious activity, whether fbi intelligence in washington or something somebody sees on the streets of phoenix, is all shared right in this room. >> johnson: that's downtown? >> that's downtown phoenix. >> stahl: johnson's department has never been more central to the war on terror. but it has come under almost constant criticism for, over th

he thought the choice of johnson would organize -- of johnson is on the ticket, then the radicals and congress have to give more credence to that plan. mr. holzer: we have to remember lincoln never plans to see andrew johnson again once he becomes vice president. [laughter] professor varon: and in fact, he barely did. mr. holzer: hannibal hamlin was not even in washington when the immense ofthe emancipation proclamation was red. professor gallagher: and harry truman did not know there was an atomic button, either. professor varon: we knew there were two accidental residents in the antebellum period who did not work very well, so the idea that lincoln did not have to imagine what a johnson presidency might look like, much of the campaign literature for lincoln and johnson's take is that johnson is an asset because he compare so favorably to the mcclellan campaign. professor gallagher: mcclellan had a vice presidential candidate who was a liability. professor varon: he was a big liability. professor gallagher: i do not think these guys thought about their liability. they just do not. an

so, johnson said okay. claiborne is in charge of the subcommittee that controls the legislation and he wanted it named the smithsonian museum and there was no way that he was going to. so he [inaudible] we come back and report and the president had a little green office next to the yellow office, he makes the pitch to him about this and claiborne says we just can't name this. we can't do that. so finally he leans over and says i want people of the country to see the sculpture and so does leedy bird. the only way they are green to see it is if we name it. i don't care what we call that i want the people of this country to see it. so he was kind of shaken and embarrassed and he said it's fine we will go with the museum. [laughter] >> that's just a little bit of an insight. [laughter] >> you were the closest aide from early in the morning until late at night for three and a half years and i just have a simple question how did he do this stuff. that's one of the stories that you told. but over and over again in

johnson: are you following him? >> mr. president. mr. hoover wanted me to call you and say the fbi has found three bodies in philadelphia mississippi, six miles west of where the civil rights workers were last seen on the night of june 21st. a search party has turned up the bodies about 15 minutes ago when they were digging in the woods in the underbrush off of route 21 in that area. we are going to get a car right away and move these bodies to jackson, its acidity, where we hope they can be identified. we have not identified them as of yet, but we have every reason to believe they are the three missing men. they were on the side of a dam that had been constructed near philadelphia, mississippi. we wanted to let you know right away, sir. president johnson: when are you going to make the announcement? >> right away. within 10 minutes of it's all right with you. i plan on making it in washington, just that the fbi has found three bodies and has identified them. -- but has not identified them. president johnson: if you

not only to honor police officer michael johnson. but also to honor and think the san jose de san jose police department. i think it is a civic duty i brought my daughter to date i think the loss to the community needs is a lot to show our support. after the service many people said it was certainly difficult. but they felt honored to be here. >> pam: an incredible outpouring of support on line for officer john center people have been sending their condolences to his family into the cell and to the san jose police department. san francisco police chief great sir tweet out >> rest in peace my brother. thank you for your service. you are a true hero creek >> reporter: the alameda county office stance with those honoring fallen officer michael johnson today he will be missed. >>music >> grant: at emotional tribute today for fallen san jose police officer michael johnson. you can see his black draped coffin being taken into its final resting place at oak hill firm of the general and memorial park in san jose. --flagged draped coffin >> g

and it is an especially poignant thing seeing as michael johnson, mike johnson, was a true local here in san jose. as soon as folks are able to take their seats, we're going to hear from the assistant police chief. he's going to ask folks to take a seat and then the ceremony will proceed. we'll have that for you live for the duration. we'll also hear from bishop patrick mcgraph. he's going to offer a prayer for the family and also the one thing that usually no one can get through without a dry eye, "amazing grace" is going to be sung inside as well. and then police chief larry esquivel. he's not a man of not a lot of words. he's been private in his grief, but he said this is really a difficult day for him, that he never thought he would lose an officer in the line of duty though he knows it could happen at any time. i did ask him, in this time when recruitment and retension is such an issue for the police department, does it hinder that process? does it make it harder to attract officers to be police officers? he said it really does make people stop to think about the sacrifice that t

they're all going to be talking about officer johnson and officer johnson's sister will also be taking the podium to speak to all these officers and explain what kind of man he is. and we have learned from several people what kind of man he is. he is someone who is described as being very brave, someone who always had a smile on his face, approachable. just a very unassuming officer who is very respectful while he was out there on patrol. and here we see that most of the san jose police officers have already filed in. it looks like the cadets are at the end where some of the community service officers as well. of course, i'm looking beyond that. now i can see maybe the communications department is behind them as well. so there are a lot more people that still need to enter the s.a.p. center before they can start the services. all these motorcycles need to be parked. all these officers need to get inside. so it could be some time before the funeral actually begins. we'll send it back to you in the studio. >> all right. thank you, matt. and as we continue to wait for everyone to file in

johnson for coming. oversight is a critical function and a constitutional responsibility of our branch. mr. grassley: every year this committee tries to invite the secretary of homeland security to brief us on the state much affairs at that department. it's an opportunity to question the administration's policies as well as an opportunity for the department to take responsibility for its actions. it's a pleasure to have secretary johnson here. this is the first opportunity for our committee to question him publicly since the president's executive action on immigration announced in november. even though there is an injunction against the executive's actions, we can still get a good idea what to expect from the enjoined programs based on the way the department has implemented the daca program. it appears, for example, that applications for deferred action are being rubber-stamped. evidenced by the fact that criminals and gang members are receiving special benefit despite supposed policies against it. take

his attitude changed 180 degrees. >> the johnson family -- johnson's sister recalled playing cops and robbers when they were kids. >> he always insisted on being the cop, i always had to be the bad guy. that turned out to be fortuitous not just because he grew up to become a cop, but i grew up to become a lawyer. >> johnson's factory was flanked by an honor guard. his patrol vehicle was parked nearby. >> family photos for years were displayed. the most touching remarks were madly david solis who is now a menlo park officer. >> death does not make you a hero. you were already a hero while you lived. you're forever stitched to us bonded to us and now your heart will be to ours. >> two members of that 2001 class, johnson and jeffrey none tan in a were killed in the line of duty. in sang jose david louie abc 7 news. >> during today's moving memorial san jose police chief talked about officer johnson's quirky sign and how he loved to collect coins. and then he said -- >> on that miserable night particular 24th the only thing that michael had in his uniform pants pocket were his keys and so

the outpouring of support for fallen officer michael johnson. these stories and much more coming up new at 6:00 p.m. bulldog: mattress discounters good deed dogs is raising money to train service dogs for people with disabilities. we need your help to do more. give at mattressdiscountersdogs.com, or any mattress discounters. mattress discounters good deed dogs helping dogs help people >>> new developments in treating alzheimer's. researchers in the bay area are optimistic that certain drugs could be repurposed to stop the symptoms of alzheimer's. ktvu fox 2 news john fowler says the drugs could be given to younger people who are at risk for alzheimer's and stop it in its tracks. . >> reporter: they met working that phone company and married 60 years ago. she learned like 200,000 bay area people she has alzheimer's. >> yes, i remember things that happened 20 years ago. but if something happened yesterday, i am -- i don't remember. he has to remind me. >> what i learned from peg is to live in the present. >> reporter: across the city scientists ha

johnson was the only u.s. senator from a seceded state who had remained in the senate rather than resigned and joined the confederacy. as vice president, johnson had talked tough about the need to punish the south. treason must be made odious, he said. the traders -- traitors must be punished and impoverished. their plantations must be seized and divided into small farms and sold to honest, industrious men. in may 1865, president johnson announced a policy so lenient to the south that it left his republican supporters flabbergasted. he offered sweeping amnesty to most former confederates. all confederates had to do was swear an oath of renewed allegiance to the united states and they would be allowed back in as if nothing had happened. the only exceptions to this policy were high-ranking civil military and judicial officers of the confederacy, war criminals and individuals who , before the war had held more than $20,000 in taxable property. the planter class who johnson had always hated. to regain their citize

san jose earthquake raise money for the johnson family. they have donation bin at the easter egg hunt that follows the match this suchbilityd police officer association is accepting donation as well. >> if memorial for officer johnson growing outside the apartment where he was shot. of we were on center road when 2 officers are sea side stopped by to pay their respects today. quite touching. san jose officers pauseed to remember their fallen comrade. >> for excerpt from today fine relevant and photo gallery of officer johnson good to our web site. >> family of a livermore woman hit and killed by drunk driver in 2013 is suing the driver airports for wrongful death. 21-year-old christina chester 21-year-old christina chesterman nursing student at chico state riding her bike on campus when 19-year-old riley hoover hit her an left her on the side of the road. her family says his parents knew had he an alcohol and drug problem but let him drive their car any way. >> at least 3 san francisco police officers accused of sending racist text message

officer johnson may be a reason

dave cortese spoke of the service and compared johnson's values to cesar chavez and said johnson's death also left millions broken hearted. live in san jose robert handa, nbc news. >> showing the procession passing through the thousands of officers. it was gripping to see it from the ground level, even here from the chopper level. it was their way, the officers to unite and to honor and really to move forward. this procession started in los gatos, went through campbell and ultimately right there out of the front door of the s.a.p. center in downtown san jose. it was also an opportunity for regular people in the community to show their support for officer johnson and all officers. a bit like the july. people waving their american flags, saluting the procession and placing their hand over their heart. nbc bay area's michelle roberts continues our coverage from the san jose police department. michelle, you saw all of this firsthand? >> yeah, that's right. it was such an emotional day. and for many out there who couldn't make to it the memorial, some came here this afternoon to drop off flow

andy johnson represents that. this is a good way, in fact the republican party in 1864, we forget this rechrissens itself the national union party. the purpose here is to say this is a big tent for all those people who want to win the war, the copperhead democrats are surrender monkeys they're not interested in winning the war. johnson represents that maybe those war democrats. he represents southern unionism. it was a profound cherished hope of the republican administration administration, article faith again i eluded to this, there was a mass of white southerners who had a latened hostility and might be brought on board with the free labor agenda, and belief in a late and southern unionism, and johnson is the preeminent symbol of southern unionism, it was a good representative of that appeal lincoln wanted to make. lincoln also initiated an experiment in wartime reconstruction. very lenient sort of wartime reconstruction, lincoln's philosophy was capslated towards non-charity, towards all phrase in the second in

san jose earthquake raise money for the johnson family. they have donation bin at the easter egg hunt that follows the match this suchbilityd police officer association is accepting donation as well. >> if memorial for officer johnson growing outside the apartment where he was shot. of we were on center road when 2 officers are sea side stopped by to pay their respects today. quite touching. san jose officers pauseed to remember their fallen comrade. >> for excerpt from today fine relevant and photo gallery of officer johnson good to our web site. >> family of a livermore woman hit and killed by drunk driver in 2013 is suing the driver airports for wrongful death. 21-year-old christina chester 21-year-old christina chesterman nursing student at chico state riding her bike on campus when 19-year-old riley hoover hit her an left her on the side of the road. her family says his parents knew had he an alcohol and drug problem but let him drive their car any way. >> at least 3 san francisco police officers accused of sending racist text message

michael johnson served the police department for 14 years, johnson respond today a call about a suicide crawl man threatens his wife, he was shot and killed by scott done ham, he was mentally unstable, since then there has been an out pouring for the family, they ask for a moment of silence prior to game and that what seems to be police protocol, the morning -- tribute and a way to pay respect to a fallen officer, you can see that there on the police department's twitter page along with a note supports sjpd, the mel moral service is schedule the at 11:00, county officials are coming up out here to lend support for police officers and let them know that they care, hopefully we'll have that coming up for you at 6:30, pam. >> thank you, paul. >>> time now is 5:34, santa clara county supervisors are among the dig any terries, we are live there this morning as well outside the marina, the arena there it is quiet now but thousands will pack that facility for the public service which starts at 11:00 this morning. we want to show you a map that shows the route of the procession, a lot of people

please observe a moment of silence in honor of officer michael johnson. badge 3718. >> the end of watch message ended with the word officers johnson will always be remembered and honored for his service, bravery, and sacrifice. >> the tribute to officer johnson stretched beyond the sap center today. as the officer's precession made its way from los gatos to san jose. some saluted, others waves flags. nbc bay area michelle roberts is live at the police department where a memorial there has been growing all week. michelle? report>> reporter: report that's right. many people couldn't make it to the memorial but so they came by here instead. there were flowers and notes left for the family. friends who trained with him at the jiu-jitsu studio left this note in a belt saying rip, miky we will miss you forever, brother. law enforcement officials from all over the country stood shoulder to shoulder in san jose today. many saying good-bye with a salute to officer michael johnson. >> we're a family and if one falls, we all fall. >> janelle is married to a morgan h

january, 2001, he said hello to johnson. 14 years later he says good- bye. >>ke, we thank you for your life and your sacrifice for us. death did not make you a hero, you were already a hero while you lived. >> reporter: outside of his uniform he lived. loved being on the water. collecting guns and coins. his wife and parents did not speak but his sister told tales about their childhood days in san jose. >> whenever we played cops and robbers he always insisted on being the cop and i had to be the bad guy. >> reporter: service, bravery, sacrifice, officer michael johnson did all with a smile, a smile that will always shine down on hose who lived -- those he loved. >> bonded to us. and now your heart will beat through ours. >> reporter: with that, one final radio call. >> attention all units, please observe a moment of silence in honor of officer michael johnson. badge 3718. >> reporter: after the memorial service that sap center they had a private ceremony that cemetery in san jose. mike mibach, ktvu fox 2 news. >> as we have seen there were thousands of law

. >> johnson wagner now, notah? >> beautiful flat lie. hole high. has the whole green to work with. >> number one in scrambling this week. >> talk about scrambling. talk about scrambling. that's a pretty much a gimme par for wagner. talked about how he's had a special bond with this tournament and this city. it was back in 2006 when he was playing in the then-nationwide tour championship just down the road at the houstonian. he met the director here steve times. he's had great success in this city and that's the way he secured his first pga tour card with that finish in that tour championship all those years ago, nine years ago. he said he's fallen in love with the area fallen in love with this golf course and now has a chance to stay alive although j.b. holmes has a putt that would end it. >> that was a shame for jordan spieth to have that happen to him on his backswing. doesn't look good for him to stay in the playoff unless he can make a snake up over that ridge. roger? >> yeah it's got to go to his left as it comes up across the ridge, then once

san jose earthquake raise money for the johnson family. they have donation bin at the easter egg hunt that follows the match this suchbilityd police officer association is accepting donation as well. >> if memorial for officer johnson growing outside the apartment where he was shot. of we were on center road when 2 officers are sea side stopped by to pay their respects today. quite touching. san jose officers pauseed to remember their fallen comrade. >> for excerpt from today fine relevant and photo gallery of officer johnson good to our web site. >> family of a livermore woman hit and killed by drunk driver in 2013 is suing the driver airports for wrongful death. 21-year-old christina chester 21-year-old christina chesterman nursing student at chico state riding her bike on campus when 19-year-old riley hoover hit her an left her on the side of the road. her family says his parents knew had he an alcohol and drug problem but let him drive their car any way. >> at least 3 san francisco police officers accused of sending racist text message

a lot of them going to fundraisers at businesses for officer johnson's family. live in san jose, maria medina, kpix 5. >> police officers from other bay area departments were patrolling san jose streets during the today's funeral. this photos shows the unusual morning briefing. you see all the officers wearing different uniforms from the various departments. they were briefed on what to keep an eye on and where patrols were needed. a fundraiser is under way right now to help the family of officer michael johnson. they set up overflow tents to handle crowds expected tonight at britannia arms in san jose. the all day fundraiser is being held at the pub's two locations and all the proceeds go directly to michael johnson's family. >> we felt it was the right thing to do. to help this family out that's going through a tough time raise as much money as we can, make sure that that's not a problem for them or they have to worry about that. >> as part of the event these cupcakes were made in officer johnson's badge number. the san jose earthquakes will also hold a fundra

, johnson's sister will speak at the memorial. we know there is a going to be a slide show with music, there is going to be a flyover and a final salute outside the sap center, this map shows the procession which starts at 10:00 a.m. the motorcade then heads to winchester boulevard and on to stevens creek and san carlos which leads into downtown where it ends at the sap center. there is a private funeral for the family, there is going to be rolling closures on the roads around that procession route. and no doubt there is going to be people who will be lining up outside on the sidewalks to sort of watch in silence to pay their respects as the body of officer johnson comes down the street with the motorcade. back to you. >> all right. it is going to be a very emotional day. >>> and our coverage begins of officer johnson's memorial at 11:00 a.m., we are going to be streaming that live for you on our website ktvu.com. >>> new this morning, some people felt three bay area earthquaking in less than 24 hours, latest quake hit just after

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andy johnson comes to power after lincoln is assassinated and johnson pardons ex members of the confederate elite and thousands of pardons to confederates and state governments are handed back over to former confederates and they enact black codes and laws close to the old laws of slavery designed to enforce white supremacy and these codes make it a crime for free people to actin sole ant to whites and permit white judges to seize any black children whose white parents don't meet approval and they levy taxes on black property and institute a past system and vagrancy that forced african-american to sipe annual labor contracts with white employer employers, typically former masters and this regime of surveillance and regulation passed under the reconstruction was enforced in the south by an all white police and judicial system and white patrollers often former confederate veterans wearing still their gray uniforms. scores of officials including a cabinet and four generals and 58 members of the confederate congress were elected to office to serve in the 39th u.s. congress which would convene i

center where a memorial service for officer michael johnson begins at 11:00 this morning. san jose police say standard security procedures will be in place at the s.a.p. center. friends and co-workers including those who were part of a special response team at san jose regional medical center are bracing for the service. >> it's a very emotional toll when we see things that are happening, the tv, the funeral and all that, just understand the support that he truly had and i hope if anything that he, where he is right now, up in heaven, that he's able to feel that. >> reporter: now at least 200 motorcycle officers will be part of the procession. the chp will use additional motorcycle officers to help guide the procession to s.a.p. as well as afterwards to the cemetery in south san jose. reporting live from los gatos, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> a very solemn day, thank you very much. >>> now toe a live look at s.a.p. center this morning, in downtown san jose. in a matter of hours members of law enforcement from across the country will fill that arena to remember o

officer michael johnson. last tuesday he was shot and killed without warning last tuesday. >> reporter: started about 3 in the house hours from now i can tell you some officers are already inside there is much work to be done at san jose police officers and i used to this because they fully it's been 14 years as a last death and his name was jeffrey fontana and: the late that does happen to be michael johnson's awesome classmate academy. >> reporter: he was cultus ought east ought san jose for reason it was his special tilt specialty to defuse situations like that without warning johnson died at the same and the officers returned fire and killed 57 your a suspect it was the night over nine hours since standoff bryant finally around 330 in the morning they determined it was over but a heartbreaking scene was a very emotional i was there at the time. ms. many officers could have left the scene but they stay there at the time and they did a procession leaving his leading his body to the coroner's office there wi

most had never even met or heard of officer michael johnson. they will explain the unique bond shared by those who wear the badge. >>> now to the drought emergency. the latest data shows more than 40% of california is in exceptional drought. those are the areas with the darkest color on the map. overall, 98% of california has moderate drought. that has brought out the water cops in the south bay and other cities. a tip led santa clara water district inspectors to this san jose home this afternoon. neighbors complained excess water has been spilling on the street and driveway. the district says everyone needs to do their parts to meet the governor's mandatory 25% cutbacks. >> it is a definite challenge and we did a lot of work last year in outreach and there was a lot of attention paid to the drought and we reached 13%. >> this year, the santa clara valley water district says it's trying to get customers are to cut back 30%. talk about bad timing. the drought emergency comes as an east bay city is breaking ground on a massive new waterpark. new

secretary johnson: yes. as you know, we encourage those participants, if they are renewing, to do that months in advance of when their current authorization expires. you are correct that a number were not issued their work authorization in time. i think you are right that the number is about 11,000. most to renewed renewed timely and were able to get their work authorizations on time. i also know from the director of cics that we have set up a hotline, so to speak for expedited treatment. if someone is facing the laps of their work authorization, and they have not gotten a new one in time, and if that process is utilized, we will do our best to try to turn that around in a timely manner, making sure that we appropriately assess the renewal application, but i do know there is an expedited route to getting work authorization before it lapses it and take advantage of it. senator: i thank you for that. as you might imagine, there are numbers trying to encourage the president to create the daca program, and there

she wanted to convey she came into contact with officer johnson. she was at her whit's end with her young son. he was defiant, didn't want to go to school. that day he sat the boy down and had a conversation about listening to his mother, his education, staying out of trouble and the con chemical weapons. she consequences. she was crying because it was that talk that changed her son for the better. he was no longer defiant, his attitude changed 180 degrees. that was michael. he exemplified what an officer should strive to be. michael's sister will talk more about michael. he was a remarkable human being. it also seemed like he was rigorously simple, very brave. one quick story about maybe that a little bit, but a quick lead in, michael collected coins. he picked it up from his mother, katherine. at one point she collected over $1300 i think it was, which michael helped count with his counting machine i think it was. one day his wife needed clang to buy something. i forget if it was close to 30 some odd cents. she was with michael. he thought long a

. >> no commissioner hillis san francisco commissioner johnson by commissioner moore commissioner richards commissioner wu and commissioner fong so that recommendation theoretically will get added to the represents to the board of supervisors by a vote of 5 to 2 with commissioner antonini and commissioner hillis voting against recommendation two is to rehabilitate unit that have been subject to an ellis act from registering on the short-term rental registry the department buildings this will add another disincentive it allows someone to do a short-term rental after the period of 5 years it didn't cut them out of the market. >> commissioner johnson i'm supportive of this supervisor kim and supervisor breed decided to eliminate this amendment. >> mined was that supervisor breed want to take out her private right of action provision for units that have been subject to the ellis act violation. >> if i can jump in if those are were added by the board of supervisors to the full board you can't take it out she can't take it out herself it has to be forming because it goes back to the full board t

. >> commissioner johnson i'm supportive of this supervisor kim and supervisor breed decided to eliminate this amendment. >> mined was that supervisor breed want to take out her private right of action provision for units that have been subject to the ellis act violation. >> if i can jump in if those are were added by the board of supervisors to the full board you can't take it out she can't take it out herself it has to be forming because it goes back to the full board the full board has to vote they put it in i would say it supervisor breed not move forward. >> commissioner hillis. >> i'm supportive by the way a question your currently prohibited from leasing our ellis act apartment for 10 years would that not apply to you know leasing or is it an airbnb unit i don't want to lower it you can't lease our property for 10 years. >> deputy city attorney under the current law assuming they meanwhile meet all the qualification can rent their unit as a short-term rental, however you buy a building and ellis acted and it was sold and condos and let's say everyone in the building is a pardon me

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johnson 14 year veteran of the san jose police department. here you see the hearse carrying johnson body leaving a funeralome in los gatos this morning and arriving at the sap center in downtown san jose. passing beneath a huge american flag after somber procession that lasted nearly 45 minutes. if sky 7 hd you can see uniformed officers from around the state and country thus of them filing into johnson funeral in near total silence. virtually every officer from the san jose police department was cleared to attend. >> michael johnson remembered at the service today as dedicated police officer and loving son brother and uncle. who enjoyed the martial arts traveling and baking cheese cake. attorney general harris praised all police officers for their sacrifice. >> this ultimate sacrifice is an eternal remind they are safety comes at supreme price. and that price must always be remembered by a grateful state and her people. >> mike loved his family with entire heart and expressed his love by being present. now he's gone it was truly a gift. >> i

he is organizing the memorial for johnsoned to. he told us they are bringing in his patrol car into the sap center. there will be pictures and flowers. it will be emotional for him and thousands of others. johnson was a 14-year veteran from the department who spent most of his career in patrol and was recently assigned to be a field training officer. he was shot and killed last week while responding to a 911 call about a suicidal man who was armed. he was a native of san jose. graduated from gunnederson high school and married his wife in 2013. we will hear from the police chief and the attorney general. johnson's sister and a fellow will also be speaking. we know there is going to be a slide he show with music shown and after a moment of silence police helicopters will be flying over possibly up to ten in formation. now, here is a map that shows the route of the procession which starts at 10:00 a.m. at a funeral home on north santa cruz avenue in los gatos. the motorcade heads to winchester boulevard and on to steven's creek and s

. >> commissioner johnson. >> i'm supportive or recommendation 8. >> commissioner moore. >> i'm supportive of the distinction between hosted and non-hosted because i believe there is a right full place for how this type of rental but i have to building the support of making it requires the department. >> commissioner richards. >> i think commissioner antonini's the irs requires rigorous reporting if you're not reporting you're out of compliance and can be criminally charged we don't have that what this reporting it is still hard to be able to figure out brown where someone is at. >> commissioner moore. >> this is a private transaction and not fully monitoring business traction we don't know how the money is being chaemd is it a cash basis or so credit card. >> commissioner antonini. >> maybe the mrafrpdz agree on the forms they send in along with the payment and stuff which attach rental this is hosted or not hosted i carton speak for them. >> should we call a role on recommendation number one. >> yeah. >> commissioners recommendation number one. >> so if we're kind of voting on the recomm

holmes has company in johnson wagner. a little dance and a little jig to celebrate a rare three at the 18th. j.b. holmes over on the range heard this. oh boy. oh no. he made it didn't he? >> he made it? birdied it? >> yes, he did. three at 18 for wagner. holmes and wagner tied for the lead. >>> well wagner's come down to earth just a little bit. still taking deep breaths over there after that finishing birdie at 18. j.b. holmes continues to warm up over on the practice area. so what about this lie and third shot for spieth rog? >> well first of all, how's the ball stop there? i mean that's a pretty good slope that ball's on. you know now he's going to have to hit something that's going to be you know flighted low, john. it's not something you're going to get up in the air. sounds like we're asking for a rules official to come here at 18. we'll see what that's about. >> huh, i'm not sure what he could be asking for there? maybe a mulligan but besides that i'm not sure what. >> i just want to make sure i can remove these cl

. >> commissioner antonini commissioner hillis commissioner johnson commissioner moore commissioner richards commissioner wu and commissioner president fong so moved, commissioners, that motion passes that recommendations will go forward unanimously unanimously. >> so recommendation go number 4 is to allow private right of action for nonprofits as outlined in the kim ordinance that will allow a nonprofit it is chart to protect housing in san francisco to sorry to initiate private right of action against unit with a ellis act violation or 3 or more registering or rent control united if there's a violation thirty days but basically after a period of 90 days they can initiate the private right of action. >> commissioner antonini. >> well, i'm not supportive of this i think it is encourages litigation and the city should be the litigationer why do we give nonprofits a special privilege above and beyond anyone else i mean you know we should stick with a firm controls of the city has and we should be the endorseer some groups get different motivates and you're not sure you've got all those lawsuit