soon thereafter, johnson died. lincoln bought a coffin for his burial, help support his family, and paid off johnson's home mortgage, even though the bank insisted that it would forgive the loan. lincoln helped his black assistant barber attendant, solomon johnson, with an appointment to the treasury department at the same post william johnson had held. a year later, he recommended solomon johnson receive a promotion. well, let me close by saying as mentioned above, theodore roosevelt famously broke the white house color barrier in 1901 when he had booker t. washington to dinner at the executive mansion, a purely social event. no african-american was invited to dine at the lincoln white house, but in the late summer of 1864, lincoln did invite frederick douglass to tea at the soldier's home, where the first family resided during the warmer months. in his autobiography, douglass explained that he declined because he had a speaking engagement that conflicted. the historian james oates plausibly observed that there is

later moving to johnson city where he found his home at friendship baptist church. he's also a dedicated public servant. he searched as the first -- served as the first african-american mayor in southwest virginia and recognized by the virginia historical society as contributing significantly to the state's history. he continued to serve in johnson city by sitting on the city's regional planning commission and board of education while working as a professor at northeast state community college. furthermore, i'm proud to have served with him on the city commission where he served two years as a vice mayor of johnson city. rev is a shining star on the hill. for nearly six decades he has dedicated himself in serving the lord, his wife, his family, and his community. i will wish my friend the best in his retirement. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 4 of rule 1, the following enrolled joint resolution was signed by the speaker on friday, january 25, 2019. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk: house joint resolution 28, making

lyndon johnson was a very proud man. he had done great things in my opinion, on the legislative front, the domestic front and the society. then the war was always there pulling him down and ultimately dragging him down. and the american people have to face, in a sense, the loss of the president, the loss of innocence and the our own government was lying to us, i was in moscow, i assumed the russians would like to me. i had never assumed up until that point that my own government was going to lie to me. and that was a big, grown-up moment for me. i think for many other reporters at that time. >> david, you are with upi in 1968, correct? there were other things happening on the from front, based on the west coast. escaped convicts, we look at these photographs and explain what you saw and what you reflect on 50 years later. >> i lived in manhattan beach california, i got a radio report of a guy hold up in a hotel, motel who was fairly close to where i lived. someone else had brought it to light, i raced over there and i we

johnson. graduate of the university of north carolina at chapel hill and received his masters degree from the american university here in washington, d.c. and the shore university divinity school in raleigh. he also received his doctor of ministry degree from drew university in madison, new jersey. he previously served on the public relations staffs at north carolina a.m.t., state university in greens poro and state university here -- greensboro and state university here in washington. he was active, productive and dedicated to his community. at chapel hill, dr. johnson served as president of the black student movement association. he was a founding editor of the b.s.m.'s newspaper referred to as black, ink, which is still in public -- black, inc., which is still in publication today. he was part of the anti-apartheid movement in the 1980's and was arrested while demonstrating at the south african embassy in the district of columbia. dr. johnson served as editor of the baptist informer which i

this is sparkle johnson. on saturday -- the marks that look like injuries on her face -- aren't real.it's all makeup. but at one point -- makeup couldn't even hide her pain. sparkle johnson/domesti c violence survivor - "this long bruise right here, it symbolized like where he stumped in my head. he actually stumped in on this side, and it was bruised like this." he -- is her past abuser. johnson was with him for six years. she was able to leave the relationship in early 2016. now -- she runs a domestic violence nonprofit, super women inc. today -- she's revisits her past -- to see who will speak up. sparkle johnson - "this is actually a reneactment of how i looked after my last attack, minus the swelling, i wanted to see how nashville responds to domestic violence." johnson said, no one did -- in her first hour here.sparkle johnson - "they walked by, they looked, they pointed, they whispered, some even took pictures, but nobody offered to help me." as my camera recorded -- i saw one man who did. nats - "what

and they also said use johnson and johnson but be careful you might come down with mezzo thalia oh my god i'm good baby brother. you know how i should have been an address i really. doubt if you have enough money you can buy your way out of any problem just ask the cities across america who have sold their homeless problem by busting their homeless across america the guardian did an eighteen month investigation recorded thirty four thousand journeys made by homeless people participating in a variety of city and county relocation programs the programs provide the homes with a free one way bus or plane ticket out of a given city. has through how caring these officials said you are my brother and you have fallen on hard times allow me to help you get out of my sight. i want to be there for you with me over here and you over there i want i want to be here you there for you. your. me here you there for you. plus this song is one of the biggest problems with late stage capitalism there's an overwhelming number of people showed up which is pummeled in the system churned up in the gears of ou

>> andrew johnson's impeachment was over a policy. he did not deserve to be president of the united states. >> i am not a crook. >> one thing leads to another. >> a great and profound crisis. ♪ one minute i held the key ♪ next the walls were closed on me ♪ ♪ and i discovered that my castles stand upon pillars of sand, pillars of sand ♪ >> you're in the office of the united states. how can you talk about blackmailing, keeping witnesses silent? >> i did not have sexual relations with that woman. >> the impeachment effort against him failed by a single vote in the senate. >> president nixon? >> aye. >> aye. >> aye. >> is a fallen leader. >> for high crimes and misdemeanors. >> i have impeached myself. ♪ that was when i ruled the world ♪ >> good evening. i'm fareed zakaria. the constitution's impeachment clause was written by men who fought a revolution to escape the tyranny of kings. now they wanted to keep the president from becoming a monarch. in one version, the grounds for impeachment were treason and bribery. also prop

with us is johnson & johnson cfo and a member of the cnbc global cfo counsel, joseph wolk thanks for joining us today. >> good morning. pleasure to be here with you >> a lot of focus from investors standpoint is on this 2019 forecast and namely the fact the sales outlook is falling short of what wall street was expecting. put that guidance into perspective for us >> absolutely, morgan. we're very pleased with the results we had in 2018 and we think that really provides a great foundation for 2019. if you look at the guidance on a reported basis, we have guided down to about 0.5% to minus 1.5% fx is having an impact of about $1.2 billion or roughly 1.5 points n then we also have divestitures from our businesses, primarily diabetes and advanced sterilization products which is worth about another 2 points if you look organically it's 2% to 3% growth we think that's just tremendous outlook for the future, if you think about another dynamic in our portfolio with that stellar pharmaceutical business that you referenced we have about 3% to $3.5 billion of generic and similar competition tha

we're not here right now," johnson said. "once i can get back to my house, everything will be alright. god has a way of making everything work out, he does." (justine) the johnson family had renter's and medical insurance but it's not covering all of their expenses. they have started a gofundme to help with additional expenses. we have a link on our kron4 website. (jr) up next a south bay shooting leaves a grandmother dead and many still asking questions. we'll tell what went down and where it happened. (justine) pay some money and make a reservation. a new plan in the works.. which neighbors hope will bring them relief.. from what is now a free san francisco attraction .. (jrs) and we are taking you to the n-h-l all star game in san jose. we have highlights and reaction from fans next. (jrs)the nhl's best players have descended upon the bay area for the 2019 all-star game. (jr stone)3 n sharks players represented the pacific division on their home ice tonight. (justine) kron4's dan thorn is live at the sap center in san jos

that's only a two billion dollar deal and johnson and johnson's a three hundred forty five billion dollar company so it doesn't move the needle in terms of what they need to turn the ship all right and the last one i want to get to big blue i.b.m. . i saw that they beat expectations and i didn't follow the stock all day but i shot i saw that shot up almost seven percent this morning what's going on with i.b.m. and what's the future hold of what do you think about them as an investment. the devil even more of i.b.m. today than i did yesterday i've been a bear on i.b.m. for years starting from when i was one sixty continued up to one eighty my bold prediction of two thousand and eighteen was that it would hit one hundred when it was at one eighty it got to one o five so i didn't make it there but i came real close and then i kind of stepped aside i'm not i don't have an opinion on i.b.m. fortunately because i only lean in one direction but after their earnings that stock shot up and whenever you have a stock that's mr earnings so many quarters in a row that finally beats are going to see an

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johnson and johnson has refuted the claims made. they are expected to settle most of the lawsuits this year. and investors will be looking very closely atjohnson and johnson's expectations for the year ahead. that's a look at what is happening on wall street. joining us is jane sydenham — investment director at rathbones investment management. lovely to see you as always. we were talking about about what is happening in china, interesting now we are getting a picture of what the government is prepared to do to make sure the slowdown is slow and steady. one of the interesting aspects of this slowdown is how it coordinates with the rest of the world. go back to 2007—8, china was growing at 14%. when the rest of the world slowed down its supported growth globally. now we are in a situation china is beginning to coordinate with the rest of the world in slowing down. is that necessarily a good thing? you talk about 2007, eight, nine, we needed china to prop us up around the rest of the world, if we do not have that, is that a problem

westminster ahead of key parliamentary votes on brexit, i'm guy johnson. welcome to bloomberg markets. vonnie: stocks are mixed in the early going for the u.s. session. plenty of earnings to go through, apple after the bell. we have the dow up .5%, the s&p up .2%. we have breaking consumer confidence data lighter than .xpected at 120.2 this is the conference board data. the market was looking for a reading of 124. not too terrible, down a couple of points from the previous reading. consumerlight on confidence and that ties in with the michigan data we saw earlier. let's look at the markets. .2% as we process earnings, 3m and caterpillar are holding the dow up. 3m up almost 2% and corning one of the better performers, beating on revenue and profits. even though apple is under a watchful eye when it reports later today. some of these stocks not doing too well, the homebuilders after the economic data that suggested home prices moderated. this consumer confidence data which is causing markets to take a pause. seven amendments will be voted on this evening by

johnson. kevin: good morning, david. thank you. david: the earnings came out after the bell yesterday and they were positive across the board. on revenue and earnings per share, same-store shares, and your stock is up again today on the news. what drove it? kevin: we had a fantastic quarter. much of that has been driven by the fact that in the last year we focused on streamlining the company so we could put more focus and discipline in the strategic priorities. this last quarter, our holiday performed very well. you look at the fact we posted a --same-store sales, growth same-store sales comp growth. that's a reflection of the strength of the brand in the execution in the last quarter. david: streamlining basically goes to being more efficient, which every ceo was to accomplish. how did you manage to do that on one hand and also serve your customers and increase sales? that is the tricky part. it is hard to cut costs and increase revenue. kevin: our streamlined activities fell into a different -- several buckets of action. we went

we learn about presidents kennedy, johnson and nixon and a soviet overture of help to hubert humphrey, which he declined. the gerald r ford presidential library hosted this event. >> now to tonight's engagement. we are honored to have richard moss with us to speak about his book, "nixon's back channel to moscow." this reveals behind-the-scenes deliberations of nixon, his advisors and their soviet counterparts. his book draws on newly declassified documents as well as the nixon tapes and he has spent an enormous amount of time looking at the takes. hear some snippets tonight. this explores the central role of confidential diplomacy in shaping america's foreign policy during this time. the book received high praise from people well known to those of us in these circles. a professor at the university of isas-austin is a positive -- positive about it, and a friend and colleague of our speaker and an expert on the nixon tapes. we have high praise and people we respect. a book published by oxford university press talks about the book as drawing back curtain of history, shining light on high

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vonnie: force johnson warning against delaying brexit and yet it does not seem like -- boris johnson warning against delaying brexit and yet it does not seem like anybody wants this to happen before the deadline. stephanie: theresa may remains as long as she is the prime minister, she remains the person to watch for signals, but on the labor side we know that jeremy corbyn is under pressure to do something around changing his position. comesk more likely he under more pressure for a referendum. but like i said already, within parties, they are so divided on these issues that finding a way ford, the earmarks -- way forward, the key marks for me will be what parliamentarians do for policy. that is what you see come through not and that is what to watch for the next week or so, because finding resolution of the government level seems really difficult. so finding circuit breakers from parliamentarians might be the way forward. vonnie: stephanie, what are your clients saying? what circuit breakers are out there? the extension to article 50 does not seem to be palatable to people, a new re

boris johnson coming out in support of theresa may on this. he is saying that she is seeking to get rid of the backstop which is the great obstacle for many on the brexit side. which is to stop a hardboard from forming. they are happy to avoid the high —— hardboard but the problem is that backstop has this endpoint that it remains in place unless the e0 agrees that we can re move unless the e0 agrees that we can remove it. —— the eu agrees. i can understand that to a lot of people, this seems like the country could be 95: 44:25:21: 51:14; the ~~>‘— h“ la; to something unless an force of greece to allow us external force of greece to allow us to remove it. —— agrees. she is hoping she can deliver and he agrees. there is no indication that the eu is willing to do that so he says he hopes it happens. she says will make - case will my 27 - case will my 27 have ase will my 27 have kept saying, are pointless. ’ 7 7 7 pointless. what 7 7 7 it ===m= father 9mm to me in all the stories interesting to me in all the stories in the pap

>> reporter: for johnson, this christmas was already a miracle. four years ago she was diagnosed with stage iv lung cancer. >> instead of only having six to 18 months to live, i'm now four years living with cancer. to find my ring, that's frosting on the cake. >> reporter: johnson, who once didn't think she would live to see this christmas, has one more reason to celebrate the magic of this season. >> merry christmas to you too! >> i'm so excited. >> golly, gee wiz. >> what an awesome christmas. >> just warms your heart. the two women say they are bonded for life. johnson calling avery her christmas angel. and you can see why. >>> and up next, call her iron mom. the woman teaming up with her daughter to accomplish something amazing. to the ground. how much longer these gusts will last. plus, san jose is throwing a college party... to celebrate the football championship. the one day locals can check out the festivities fo >>> san jose throwing a college party to celebrate the football championship. one day locals can check it out for free, next. >>

and then london johnson becomes president andss to push kennedy's agenda. one thing you write that he particularly pushed is the civil rights legislation. why was it so important to him and how could he, being from a southern state that wasn't really that interested in integration and his best friends in the senate war not spin racingist, how did he pull that off? >> he knew when he first came into offers he had to do something to show that he had grabbed the reins of power but there was a real vacuum after john kennedy was killed and people had no real understanding who lyndon johnson was so he decides to make his first priority passing the civil rights bill which was stuck the dong and none of john kennedy's domestic initiatives had gotten through. come was as broken then as it seems now surprisingly. didn't realize that until i went back to look at this. the republic wouldn't live anymore if congress couldn't figure out how to get something done together himself friend warped him if you do this, your open election is 11 months away. a southern filibuster

dusty johnson joins the house from south dakota. he served as chief of staff to the outgoing governor. mr. johnson joined the south dakota-based telecommunications firm. republican russ if you will cher was electeded to idaho's first district after serving a decade in the state senate. he works in commercial real estate but had a prior career as a sales executive at an electronics company. jared golden is the first member of congress in which voters ranked their candidates by preference if no candidate wins a majority. mr. golden has held a seat in the state house. he was a u.s. marine before working for susan collins on a committee staff in washington, d.c. former congressman ed case returns to congress this time representing hawaii's first district. he previously represented the second district from 2002-2007. before that he was a member of the state legislature serving as the house majority leader for part of his tenure. mr. case is an attorney and cousin of a.o.l. cofounder steve case. fentanyl is not something you buy on every

johnson: thank you, mr. speaker. i ask unanimous consent that all members have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material on the bill under consideration. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. johnson: i yield myself as much time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. johnson: thank you. mr. speaker, i rise today in support of h.r. 439, a bipar

it is a picture of you walking with chuck johnson. who is chuck johnson? guest: chuck johnson is a guy who has an interest in a company that does dna sequencing. dna sequencing is incredibly important. for instance we have thousands , and thousands of rape kits unprocessed throughout the nation. the na sequencing, especially modern techniques can absolutely help us through the ball blake solve rape cases that have been , there for dozens of years. we have others where dna sequencing and health care is incredibly important. this is a person who has an interest in that. that was what was discussed. i do not know the guy's background. i do not do a google search on everyone who asks to talk about assigned topic -- scientific topic with me. host: here is a profile on chuck johnson -- a guy who can destroy a person's political career. he has argued that black people are dumber than white people, million jewsher 6 died in the holocaust, banned from twitter and opposed next to a white supremacist leader richard spencer. guest: i take it, since you are a journalis

guy: i am guy johnson. this is bloomberg markets. vonnie: we have something exciting, we are awaiting a space x launch at the vandenberg air force base in california. it will be the eighth launch of the falcon nine rocket, i have -- i have joee's and shawn with me. you, this isurn to an upgrade of the largest commercial communication satellite in the world. >> right, 10 communication satellites, for your idiom being launched, this is the -- iridium being launched, this is the eighth launch. it's fascinating thing back to the late 90's and how expensive and burdensome it was and 20 years later it's becoming more economical and cheaper with rocket launches like this as part of the story for why this is more viable. vonnie: and the profit of replacing the satellites is one by one, and it's the most complicated process that has ever been tried in history. it also takes about an hour and change for things to go up and come back down depending upon it? >> the plan is for the rocket to be reusable. formhis is such a cheaper of the technolog

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guy and from london, i am johnson. this is bloomberg: it's. let us find out what we need to know from abigail doolittle. >> we are starting with a bearish trend for the major averages in stocks in the u.s.. the nasdaq and the s&p are all down 6/10 of a percent or more. but well off the lows. fears around the slowing economic data growth that we saw out of china for the factories and manufacturing coming in week. --weak. bloombergen to the lets the what happened in 2018. there was a crime for the major at -- there was a decline for the major averages. down for 4% or more. the decline is coming in fourth quarter. and right now we are starting out 2019 with a decline but off the lows. 2018 is the worst year since 2008. it will be interesting to see if the bears continue to not -- dominate the market action. we are going to see that there are big players with microsoft, apple, amazon was sharply lower earlier but coming off the lows. some investors are trying to buy the dip. there is not any new news on names,mes -- on these and right now we seem