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"> san francisco resident bill johnston is not a furloughed federal employee,johnston is a part time worker, looking for full time work.he receives snap benefits..and is concerned about being cut off. snap is a federal program that provides food assistance to tens of thousands of families in need. as the government shutdown continues, officials are offering help to residents who recieve government benefits. tish gallegos, spokesperson for contra costa county's employment and human services - the department that oversees the state's calfresh program - issued benefits for february more than two weeks earlyeven though customers recieved benefits early,

>san francisco resident bill johnston is not a furloughed federal employee, johnston is a part time worker, looking for full time work.he receives snap benefits..and is concerned about being cut off. snap is a federal program that provides food assistance to tens of thousands of families in need.as the government shutdown continues, officials are offering help to residents who recieve government benefits.tish gallegos, spokesperson for contra costa county's employment and human services - the department that oversees the state's calfresh program - issued benefits for february more than two weeks earlyeven though c

"> san francisco resident bill johnston is not a furloughed federal employee,johnston is a part time worker, looking for full time work.he receives snap benefits..and is concerned about being cut off. snap is a federal program that provides food assistance to tens of thousands of families in need. as the government shutdown continues, officials are offering help to residents who recieve government benefits. tish gallegos, spokesperson for contra costa county's employment and human services - the department that oversees the state's calfresh program - issued benefits for february more than two weeks earlyeven though customers recieved benefits early,

i want to give credit to the journalist david johnston who was doing this reporting in real time back in the 1980's, chronicling the bad business dealings of the trump organization for years. an interview with david johnston and the for him to explain how something was very peculiar about the construction of trump tower, which roy cohn helped donald trump achieve and engineer. cohn shows off a letter from thank you for allowing the fast realization of the trump tower project. trump tower is built of concrete. newdings in the 1980's in york were rarely built of concrete. they were built with structural steel, much more efficient. the mob at the time controlled business,te contract and you need payoff the mob. settle mob, in skulduggery, controlled the unions, so the unions could control the construction fences and keep the cement mixers waiting to come into the construction site and ruin your cement and cost you millions of dollars, basically. indeed, this building went up made of concrete because roy cohn, according to johnston's reporting, introduced trump to all of his mafioso conne

on april 17 at the bennett farmhouse, sherman and johnston begin negotiations for peace. sherman wanted a soft piece. .- peace the actually loved white southerners -- he actually loved white southerners and spent a lot of time in the south before thewar, and wanted to make war horrible for them so they would surrender and it would be fine. peace, a a soft general amnesty, but a lot of people i am sure have the civil war calendar clicking through your brain. we know by april 17, abraham lincoln is dead. int changes the calculus these gentle terms of sherman's were rejected in washington, and ultimately on april 26, sherman and joe johnston signed terms like those at appomattox and the march is over. they march through virginia to take part in the grand review at the end of may 1865. that is the kind of big contours of the march. resti want to do for the of my time is talk about the kinds of stories people told and tell about the march, and unpack some of that. the easiest stories to tell -- to find, are the ones about devastation and distraction. one of the most often quot

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david cay johnston, thank you very much to you, as well. barbara and malcolm will be back later in the show. >>> next up, what "the new york times" story means for donald trump's attorney general pick and his confirmation hearing next week. eral pick and his confirmation hearing next week. >>> mr. barr, how's your relationship with mr. mueller? >> terrific. >> william barr, trump's nominee to be the next attorney general of the united states made the senate rounds ahead of his confirmation hearing next week. he's sure to face tough questions about his prior criticism of the mueller investigation, namely a memo in which he called it, quote, fatally misconceived to say that a president could be accused of obstructing justice for firing the fbi director. the potential confirmation of barr also comes as deputy rod rosenstein, who's overseeing the mueller investigation, is set to resign, leaving the department of justice and potentially the mueller probe in barr's hands once he's inevitably confirmed by senate republicans. joining me now is joe

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nick johnston -- >> i lot of looking at polls when we break it down by party. i think if you went to america and asked them how is the weather, republicans would say the weather is great and democrats would say the weather is bad. on this report, most democrats and republicans agree, everybody is worried about a recession. >> so what is driving this fear of uncertainty in the future? >> there's a lot of uncertainty about what this year is going to bring. we have a new congress, nancy pelosi and donald trump are going to fight each other. we're still in the middle of a truce with china that is going to lapse in about 30 days. it will be a brand new congress, a brand new senate, a lot of people getting sworn in and then right to work. the house will vote for their rules package and then they'll go straight to the government reopening and that will be shutdown in the senate. we'll see what happens tomorrow been. >> thanks so much for coming in. >> thanks for having me. >> we will read axios a.m. in just a little bit. that does it for us on this thursday morning. "

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. >>> nicholas johnston has a look at this morning's "1 big thing." details on the three-week plan to help reopen the government after senators fail to pass two possible plans to do just that. >> democratic senator michael bennett will discuss his impassioned speech yesterday and his colleagues, senators chris coons and jeff merkley will discuss whether a deal is within reach. a deal is within reach. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ cancer treatment centers of america. appointments available now. ♪♪ i'm 85 and i wanna lifego home ♪savannah ♪ [ding] [boxing bell ding] [applause] they have businesses to grow customers to care for lives to get home to they use stamps.com print discounted postage for any letter any package any time right from your computer all the amazing services of the post office only cheaper get our special tv offer a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again! you'll make my morning, buty the price ruin my day.ou? complicated relationship with milk? pour on the lactaid, 100% rea

joining us from washington with a look at axios, editor in chief for axios, nicholas johnston. talk to us about axios' 1 big thing today. >> it's trump's new urgency on the shutdown. people in washington are getting kurnd they' concerned they're going to be overwhelmed if they don't get a deal soon. this evening the president is expected to address the nation and emphasize the border and need for quick action. they don't expect president trump to engage in a lot of partisan attacks on nancy pelosi and chuck schumer. at the same time they caution you can never be totally sure if he goes off the script. one thing this is part of a broader push. they dropped the ball while the president was in town alone on a p.r. stretch trying to get back on track. >> walk us through what you know how the decision was made inside the oval office for a nationally televised address. what does the president genuinely hope to get out of this? >> this is the first one he'll be doing from the oval office. he's done a couple in the capitol behind me. they felt the president hadn't made enough public st

. >> the day before the incident takes place, a friend of john's, robert johnston, from buffalo, comes and stays with the couple. >> me and robby said, well, since you're here, let's go out and have some fun. let's go and hang out and show you around d.c. we went out, had drinks. >> the last thing she did that night, she had some literature on rape that she had read that night and put it on the night stand. and he comes in loaded to the gills with alcohol, and he decides to crawl in bed, help himself. because, you know, that's my wife. >> did you speak at all? to lorena? before you went to sleep? >> no. i remember her trying to, you know, play with me, you know. but i was sleeping, exhausted. i couldn't respond to her advances. either sexually or verbally. >> he jumped on top of me. and he -- he started to -- grabbing my arms really tight like before he always do. and so i said, i don't want to have sex. and i was trying to push him but i couldn't. he forced me into it. i heard my underwear was ripping off. and i was just fighting it. it feels like i was fighting everything. >> so you

david cay johnston, "it's even worse thank you think" what the trump administration is doing to america. [applause] and finally steve almond, "bad stories" what the hell just happened to our country. [applause] and we are going to keep the bio sure. want to get to as many of your questions as possible. i know a lot of you have questions so i'm just going to kick it off with what we all woke up to this morning which was president trump tweeting in "the news york times" over their coverage of michael cohen. and i wanted to ask david to start. what's the take-away from president trump's personal lawyer being pulled in some mueller investigation of russian interference in the 2016 election? >> the focus by the federal prosecutors in manhattan is a real danger for donald. it's donald's business dealings that likely make him the most vulnerable and doing what could be politely called squirrely deals with the russians back to 1983. and his lawyer in this case mr. cohen if anyone reads the agreement he drafted by stormy daniels you don't have to be a lawyer to know that it's a badly drafted doc

it happened two weeks ago on johnston drive. the driver stopped and talked to police that they say he gave them false information. police also released surveillance photos of the man as they tried to track them down. >>> cell phone video could help catch the suspects in a horrific hit-and-run in oakland. shows the moments after a 14 -year-old boy was dragged four blocks. the video shot yesterday afternoon. police believe the teenager riding the bike near the bart station was hit by the scar. the video picks up after the driver finally did stop. officials a man and a woman standing outside the car. look at the teenager before getting back in the car, driving away, leaving him injured lying in the roadway. the car was abandoned several blocks away. police say they are closing in on two suspect. >>> because we did recover the car and we do have the, what we believe, the driver and passenger based on witness information and video recovered , we believe we are going to be able to identify these individuals. >> the teenager suffered m

fundamentally believe that we will basically be able to download my awareness my being the day i am this johnstone experience of thirty three years be able to download that awareness into a computer so that i could tend to tell. really live forever as sort of like a computer or some kind of robot let's say or something to that effect i think for a lot of us it's hard to imagine living on a computer my answer that is where you're living in right now it's just made of. the mind as best we can tell is a kind of music a kind of pattern played by the brain played by me but it's a very crude instrument so by improving the instrument we can still play the same music that tune those patterns that then a fight now they're all to play patterns in a big bitstream bunch of ones and zeros but they're still patterns so yes we could play them on different instruments play them faster augment them and in that sense your whole being your consciousness is just a seed a seed that will grow and expand in ways we really can't foresee when we start to approximate that with which to put it differently the old saying is

james johnstone made: pay, the victory worth running 5000 miles and then another 500 more. patrick gearey, bbc news. it's time to pop out of the room if you don't want to know today's premier league football results as match of the day follows soon on bbc one. a mo salah penalty gave liverpool victory over brighton and extended jurgen klopp‘s side's lead at the top of the table to seven points. newcastle are in the relegation zone after defeat to chelsea while southampton moved out of it with victory over leicester. west ham beat arsenal and there were wins for burnley and watford. england's charley hull has won the opening tournament of the ladies european tour golf season. the 22—year—old claimed the ladies open in abu dhabi, winning by one shot after leading throughout. it's hull's second european tour title. there's more on the bbc sport website, including unseeded japanese darts player, mikuru suzuki, becoming the surprise new bdo world champion at the lakeside. kate. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. that's all from me. goodnigh

james johnstone performance epitomised by this incredible try. jamesjohnstone made toulon peya. this time tomorrow, the australian 0pen will be underway, and andy murray should have finished his first match. since that emotional admission that he's playing in constant pain following hip surgery, and retirement is inevitable sooner rather than later, fellow players have paid tribute to his career. today we heard from the greatest on the men's tour. it hits us top guys hard, you know, because we know andy very well. we like him. he doesn't have many enemies, to be quite honest. he is a good guy and a hall of famer legend, everything you want, everything he wanted to win, everybody would substitute their career with his. and he is a great guy. so, yeah, it is a tough one, but one down the road, he can look back on that and be incredibly proud of everything he has achieved. japan's mikuru suzuki is the new women's world darts champion. she beat england's lorraine winstanley by 3—0 at lakeside to take the title and £12,000 in winnings. she was unseeded and becomes the first asian

edinburgh pushed on and after that superb take from james johnstone, he went on to run in one of the tries of the weekend — their third of the game, and it sealed a brilliant win in the south of france. it puts edinburgh back on top of pool 5 — they've only progressed from the pool stage twice in the competition's history. strong showings from irish and edinburgh. in wales, scarlets are already out of contention for a knock—out place but they still put in a strong showing leicester, scoring five tries to take a bonus point win. 33-10. also coming up in the programme. we'll tell you how a british riderfinished 14th at the dakar rally, but still won the stage. and should leeds be punished in the wake of spygate? the debate rages on. the moral conduct of sport has been severely breached here i think. let's reflect on what a couple of days it's been for andy murray, as he comes to terms with the news he broke yesterday that his career will come to an end this season. when? we don't yet know. it could be as early as monday morning, if he loses his first round match at the australian

in november, the 250—year—old johnston press went into administration, triggered by an unmanageable debt of more than £200 million. a company run by the bondholders has been set up and mostjobs should be saved for now. the dame leading the review into the future of news is pragmatic about the local business model. i think it's going to be very hard to revive it because it depended so heavily on classified advertising and indeed other advertising. and, of course, the end of advertising makes people pay more for their copies and local newspapers tend to have much smaller circulations than national newspapers. so it's very hard to see how you rebuild the model in its present form. the cairncross review will report back early in the new year and we'll also hear more about government plans for new laws to tackle online harms. 2018 has been a riveting year in media and 2019 promises to be even more so. thanks for watching. hgppy happy new year. 0ur christmas was dominated by dry, mild and cloudy weather. 0n the first day of 2019, weather. 0n the first day of 2019, we had some sunshine. it cam

james johnston made to epitomised by this incredible try. jamesjohnston made to pay. the win worth rating 500 miles and then another 500 more. england‘s charley hull has won her second european tour title — she won the ladies 0pen in abu dhabi by a single shot. the 22—year—old had a 3 under par final round of 69 to win the title whihc is her first victory for over two years. england‘s jodi ewart shadoff finished injoint third place. that is all the sport for now. bad weather has wreaked havoc across europe, with power cuts, roads blocked, trains services cancelled and schools shut. the situation is particular severe in austria, where 7 people have been killed the past week, and 2 hikers have been reported missing. 500 soldiers have been drafted in to clear roads and roofs in the most heavily affected areas. bethany bell reports from the austrian alps. the little town of annaberg is blanketed in white. like many mountain regions in germany and austria, it is experiencing unusually heavy falls of snow. these sensors are there to protect houses from avalanches.

it came out of his relationship with a musician, daniel johnston, who had some struggles and triumphs, and they wanted to deal with the stigma of mental health, and getting community stakeholders to reach out to people who might be alone. by complete coincidence, i was in him today and said, wait, we will give you a call, because he will try to put together the live aid version of a big music festival, if you will, on january 22 next year, focusing on this question of how to reach out to people. have we reached our friend? tom: i'm here! steve: we are on with vivek, a roomful of people, and broader on the country on c-span listening. i shared a little bit about what you and courtney have done with project how are you?" in austin and broadly. and i wanted to give you an opportunity to ask -- to make a very quick comment and ask vivek a question. tim: i appreciate the opportunity. it is an honor. yet, as you mentioned, what we're trying to do is encourage "hi, how are you?" on january 22. and i really appreciate what dr. jane said in his opening remarks about reaching out and calling a

great credit he found this in the archives, a handwritten note said keep anna and quit onrking the johnston conditions. there was another telling one, is there any so this biography of nixon has reignited a focus on anna chennault. i offer a few observations and justifications as to why he did not going to the chennault affair. my book is about soviet relations. different focus. great find. a number of lbj tapes have been released in which he discusses intelligence that had been southepted by the vietnamese embassy in washington in which they discuss anna chennault. the allegations were known for a long time. the reason anna chennault did not get a job in the nixon administration is because she was controversial because of this alleged role. she died this year, in april. the last interview she gave to a historian, she insisted there was no deal going on, she worked for the nixon administration and there was no quid pro quo or shady deal. another observation is sources come to light after the fact thanks to d's classification -- declassification the job the archivist do. that is a testament

. >> where is johnston? how are you, sir? ten years ago, you were here. >> as a sixth grader. >> we got a picture. let's show it. >> what? >> look at you there with meredith. >> oh, with meredith. >> it's the hashtag ten year challenge. we have to update this. everybody, get together. >> okay. >> get a picture with johnston. >> yes, perfect. >> come on in, carson. >> all righty. >> there you go. >> ten years ago, a little shorter. >> you look great. >> thank you very much. awesome to see you. >> we'll see you in another ten years. >> ten years looks good. better than mine. welcome back. >>> coming up, guys, how to ease the pain in your back by doing stuff we do all day which is staring at a computer, looking at our phone. we'll address that with dr. azar coming up. >>> the rising demand for denim jeans. with so many styles and cuts, which should you buy? we'll show you the hottest jeans of the season. >> low-rise jeans. >> nobody likes them. >> the muffin top. unless you have six-pack abs. we'll get to the bottom of it. >> ye

. >> coming up, everybody, axios' nicholas johnston has this morning's "1 big thing" and more on the off-the-cuff comments by the acting attorney general suggesting bob mueller's investigation may be winding down as lawmakers slam matthew whitaker for revealing that information. >> joe and mika will have reaction from two former trump insiders as they released new books. former new jersey governor chris christie along with staff er cliff simms. i'm 53, but in my mind i'm still 35. that's why i take osteo bi-flex to keep me moving the way i was made to. it nourishes and strengthens my joints for the long-term. osteo bi-flex; find our coupon in sunday's paper. >>> all right. welcome back, everyone. joining us from washington, d.c., editor in chief for axios nicholas johnson. what is axios's "1 big thing" for this morning? >> the starbucks 2020 problem. you talked about the former chairman of starbucks. the thing to look at is what might spill over from the company he founded. the company will probably fall under more scrutiny than it's had in its 30 years of its existence. if you're an

>> my name is johnston son. i'm a 43 year member of our pension fund. more than 90% of pension funds are under funded. one of the reasons is that they invest in high-risk investments like emerging markets and hedge funds. i'd like give you portfolios that go back to 1926. that's three years before the great depression when stock markets dropped about 90%. the model is 64 model used to be traditional with pension funds into high-risk investments and stuff they don't understand. and this 64 goes back to 1926 ending in -- so 91 years. 60/40 portfolio and annual return of 8.8% going back 91 years. the next fort foa foal yo. the annual return is 1% less. 7.8%. then the third one, which i like, is a 50/50 model. 50% stock and 50% bond and the annual return for that in the last 91 years is 8.2%. it's 60/40 with 10 and a quarter percent. it's over 10,000 pension funds and how many of them do you know made more than 10% annual returns in the last 10 years. a bet you can't come up with 5% out of 10,000 hedge funds and thousands of pension funds. so, what i would

i spoke to the bbc‘s middle east analyst alan johnston for more on this story. well things have moved quickly up and remember it was october the 2nd when jamaal khashoggi went and remember it was october the 2nd whenjamaal khashoggi went into the saudi consulate in istanbul never to be seen again, and here we are just three months on, and already the trial under way suggesting that the authorities are hoping to put this deeply damaging affair behind them as quickly as possible. the question is whether they can manage to do that with this trial. there were 11 men in the dark is that we do not know their names, we don't know they're charged with, but we know that the prosecutors have asked for the death penalty and five of the defendant cases, so five men possibly going to lose their lives here, and we know that the court has asked for evidence to be brought from turkey that may have been gathered by the authorities there. that the turks had asked those suspected in this case to be extradited to turkey but it became very clear very quickly that the saudis were not

this man, johnston, on 9-9-18, he knocked the house down in late 2017. he was interviewed in 2018 and he says my home is in central florida. i develop single-family homes and multiunit buildings in san francisco, but i intend to raise my family in central florida. yet he stood before us last thursday and he claimed he was going to move into 49 hopkins. enough said. >> commissioner moore? >> i'd like to make a constructive suggestion that at some point this commission is introduced of processing program works. since we last time and this week again have something where somehow what we have in front of us is not fully understood based on the way it is submitted, little shortcuts or whatever, because it has an implied understanding within the program that we're just, by consent approving these things. i would like to have this commission get a better introduction of how it is being handled. what exactly the [inaudible] are. we are all in support of expediting particularly local-grown small business approximately indications. -- applications. however, it mak

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>> it was at joe's pub in johnston >> just random run-in or was it a gathering? >> no, it was a gathering with kind of a group of friends it was an engagement party >> was justin the person who she was in a relationship after you broke up with her or was there someone else >> there might have been somebody else in between i don't have any idea. >> but you don't know? >> no. >> the last time you got in touch with angie would have been when >> she sent a text message to me that said "happy birthday" and i said "okay, thanks." >> and that was it >> and that was it >> i'm asking andy about whether or not he's missing anything and he never tells me about the receipt for the oil changes. >> reporter: the receipt in the shoebox, the reason for suspicion and all these questions. >> and i stay on the receipt because that's where my interest is at. and he believes that he's in possession of the receipt. >> reporter: andy said he thought the receipt was either in his car or in his house >> if it turned up somewhere else, how would that happen? if it's somewhere other than y

. >> the day before the incident takes place, a friend of john's, robert johnston from buffalo, comes and stays with the couple. >> me and robbie i said, well, since, you know, you're here, let's go out and have some fun. ♪ let's go hang out and i'll show you around, you know, d.c. we went out and had drinks. we hang out and meet people and talk and have a good time. and then late in the morning we head home. >> when he returned, i was asleep. and he wake me up because he, um, slammed the door. >> the last thing she did that night, she had some literature on rape that she had read that night and put it on the nightstand and gone to sleep. and he comes in, loaded to the gills with alcohol. and he decides to crawl in bed, help himself -- because, you know, that's my wife. >> reporter: was she asleep? did you see her at all when you got in? >> she was in bed. laying there. and i folded my clothed up and went to bed? >> reporter: did you speak at all to lorena before you went to sleep? >> there was some petting going on. >> but no sex? >> no, no sex. >> i remember her trying to, you kno

host: mike in johnston town, illinois, democrat. caller: good morning. onanted to state some facts some of the things on the wall that needed to be done, but it needs to be worked out. a lot of people are out of work because of this. something else that is on my mind is the fact that we have more imports coming to this country than exports. that needs to be solved. it needs to be more. if you want to make america great again, build america. host: more attention on trade issues, trade agreements? caller: yes, because there is more imports coming in than exports. host: glenn is an independent, st. petersburg, florida. caller: good morning. i would like to bring up two items. i think the first thing they need to do is not to elect nancy pelosi is the house speaker. i base this on two points. 2008 economy we had a where democratic house, democratic senate, democratic president, and yet it took almost 10 years whilewl out of that come wasrillion dollars of that down the train and millions of homes in foreclosure. schumerlosi and chuck were both very ineffecti