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c-span: what court was judge otis on? >> guest: it was the minnesota supreme court. c-span: did you stay in touch with him? >> guest: i stayed in touch with him and i stayed in touch with his wife, who was an absolutely wonderful woman who remarried later--louise otis--geist otis nichols and who died in may; was a marvelous person who had, to my ino--immense joy, the chance to read this book in bound galleys and was very enthusiastic about it. i felt very pleased that it--that it pleased her. c-span: when did the judge die? >> guest: some years ago. c-span: did he have a chance to see you be successful? >> guest: well, he knew about earlier books, but i think this book has--is probably the most accessible for people of those i have written. c-span: after you got out of radcli... >> guest: in non-academics, anyway. c-span: after you got out of radcliffe, where'd you go? >> guest: well, i went for--for a year to the london school of economics on a fulbright, was married at the end of the year and then came back to do my graduate work at harvard. c-span: who'd you marry

♪ >> reporter: her videos like this cover of kanye west's "otis," went viral. attention of famed producer dr. luke. >> yo, what's up, i'm dr. luke. i was like, hold up, dr. luke, the man known for number one hits wanted to meet me. what? >> reporter: dr. luke's number one hits are inescapable. he's behind songs like "roar" by katy perry and "timber" by kesha. >> he's heard some of the songs i've recorded and written, in ten minutes he offered me a deal. >> reporter: becky says her relationship with the producer and record label is like a second family. she also credits them for helping her reach the top 20 on the billboard top 100 with her single "shower." ♪ i'm dancing in the mirror and singing in the shower ♪ >> reporter: they set her up for maximum exposure with hot collaborations from will.i.am to mr. worldwide himself, pitbull, on "can't get enough." ♪ >> reporter: uniquely positioned to appeal to a wider fan base thanks to her latin flair. on tour she's opening for the biggest names in music. >> i was on tour with katy perry -- >> name dropper. >> i know,

otis before the panel, just in the waiting room area. he was explaining to me something he touched on here as he was talking. researchunding for the in this area is so sporadic and , and istent that people relate to it as a young person who was pursuing a career, people are discouraged from entering this pursuit, because it is not as financially stable as many of the other diseases that are having great strides taken in conquering them. and i will do my best to encourage it, but again, i asked the government to create a situation financially where there is the means for the people with ideas to actually do something with it. he told me backstage, there's people that come to us with ideas that could literally be the thing that cares this disease. and we have to tell them, there is a one in six chance of that getting funding. they probably take from that, if i focus on heart disease i will make more money and actually save lives. it is a more glamorous situation financially alzheimer's. just isn't a cool disease, unfortunately. that was ho

we run 150 oh otis and we have in presidio where we have 189 veterans and those are supportive housing for veterans and these are homeless veterans who have moved into housing and we have services to keep them in housing because being homeless, the whole journey from returning from serving our country and becoming homeless, the entire journey comes with a lot of stuff, a lot of emotional and physical issues. 100 percent of veterans with us are disabled, have a disability of some sort. i would like to read the mission of the swords plow shares, swords heals the wounds and significantly reduce homelessness and poverty among veterans. we believe wholeheartedly in this mission, we believe that wounds, that the war causes wounds because we work with this everyday at our housing sites. what i would like to do today is talk about these wounds and talk about how these wounds leave to disabling conditions and what we are doing intellectually and collectively to restore dignity to these veterans who become homeless and i especially want to talk about invisible wounds. so san francisco is home to

>> yeah, and otis redding, on stage, and i said, "boy, i wish i could do that," and i was like 13, 12rade school. >> brown: did you, in a sense, create your voice, i mean that famous, the falsetto, the sweetness of the voice, but also has the kind of rawness of soul? >> yeah, well some lady asked me the other day, well, do you have to drink hot tea? i said no ma'am. do you have to do a training, something exercise before you sing? and i said no ma'am. so what do you do? i said i don't do anything, i let it alone. >> brown: you let it alone? >> yeah. >> brown: its in there somewhere? >> in there somewhere. >> brown: and so you sort of became al green in some way. >> yeah. >> brown: was it becoming al green, or becoming yourself? >> no, i was in san antonio, texas, and i made a vow, and that's what started all that, that i would work, and when i work i work as hard as i can every time, no matter if i'm sick, i'm well, i don't feel good, whatever, i think the audience deserved to see the best there is, and that's why on stage im an ass kicker. ( laughter ) that's right, i always kick ass

transit bus in alameda movying the bus was turning left and it struck the victim at otis and grant. police closed the intersection for several hours while officers investigated the tragedy. the alameda county coroner is working to identify the victim. >> we have shown you a lost storm damage the past day and you could be wondering, what will the homeowners' fix? we share the answers with you from michael finney. >> the front door is blocked, the walk is ripped. >> branches came through the roof cracking walls, damage is shown here, screen after computer screen. >> i could not get over how fast they worked, the ajustor was there in 24 hours and i had a check in 10 days covering all they promised. >> what do insurance companies promise? you have to check your own policy but most homeowners will insure a tree that falls and wind damage. with water, it is tricky. here is the bake rule: if it falls it is covered. if it rises, it is not. if your basic glads you are probably on your own but if the roof is damaged and rain gets in, you are most likely covered. cars are covered for water dam

the family didn't know the dog had escaped through a fence and into otis mcculley's yard.ed like it was about to relieve itself and admits to shooting the pet. the family plans to pursue a civil lawsuit. >> the mayor of los angeles is taking action on body cameras for police. the city would lead the nation in that action. there was a plan unveiled to equip more than 7,000 officers with these new cameras by next summer. more than 800 of the cameras could be in use as early as january. there's been an outcry for the cameras by protesters after two grand juries cleared white officers involved in the deaths of unarmed black men. >>> prosecutors in l.a. say they will not file criminal charges in one of the sexual assault accusations against bill cosby. they were weighing judith huth's claim. she was 15 at the time. officials say the statute of limitations has passed. a civil lawsuit against cosby is still pending. at least 15 women have made similar accusation against the comedian. >> 4:57. up next the suburban chicago school district that is monitoring attendance after out sic

more traditional daas intake services that we have and we're going to open a public site at goff and otisght before where we're now and we'll have our intake staff and our ihss eligibility staff in there to provide those services. it will really help us further integrate with the department of human services. we're one agency with separate departments and want to serve people in a more integrated way. we'll probably be moving in early 2015 and we'll keep you apprised of that. >> question. is that an increase in staff to populate that new location, or is that just a reorganization ? >> we're figuring that right now. we may add staff to the ihss side of the house, but what we're really doing is moving the staff over from where they are now, so that they are co-located and can really serve people all-in-one place. and addition to ihss and additional intake staff, we're going move the county's veterans office there as well. >> i have a question. i was wondering about the high-cap services. i don't think we have any office services in our area. i have a lady who came in and she was very sick.

the family didn't know the dog escaped into otis mcculley's yard.it looked like the dog was about to go to the bathroom on his property. he said he shot the canine. he admitted to the shooting. the family plans to pursue a civil lawsuit. >> a utah woman made a fascinating discovery. well, maybe not so much when you hear what it was. she thought she heard a kitten meowing in the garbage. went to investigate. and found a baby. >> my mother in law -- there's a baby in the garbage pale. >> is it alive. >> yeah. >> okay. is it breathing? >> i think so. is it breathing? baby belonged to her 23-year-old neighbor alicia e. nglert. prosecutors say she gave birth to the baby were days earlier put her in the neighbor's trash can, left her there. the child is currently in critical condition. police charged englert with attempted murder. >>> new neighborhood bar in the saint louis area focused on one thing, bacon. all the time. turkey bacon, beef bacon, duck bacon, et cetera. ann-marie's bacon bar in jefferson town was so busy yesterday hit to close early becaus

taking his daily walk at about 5:40 last night when he was hit by an ac transit bus turning left onto otis drive and grand street. that's two blocks from his home. his wife says she made sure he was wearing his reflective vest and flashing bracelet when he went out. >> i'm sure there's a higher authority that knows the reason, but at this moment, i'm not coming up with anything. >> ac transit says the accident is under investigation. sauce leaves behind his wife, two daughters, and five grandchildren. >>> south bay firefighters are on a mission to honor one of their own. >> he would be stepping up. >> the big project the firefighters plan to finish to help take care of a family left behind. >> and mudslides and evacuations. southern california is getting hit hard now by the massive storm. one man describes what it was like when mud and rocks slammed into his home. >> tracking some scattered showers into your bay area weekend. i'll time line what you can expect for saturday and sunday. female announcer: sleep train's interest free for 3 event! is ending soon! get three years interest-free f

a judge will be making the final sentencing decision in the case of 38-year-old otis phillips. he and 23-year-old jeffrey phillips were convicted in the 200012 murder of herman curry, the 47-year-old father was killed when gunfire erupted during an eden park soccer tournament. 16-year-old player alexandra kamoro was also killed. >>> faster a delaware county two-year-old who shot himself in the head has been charged. anthony graves turned himself into new castle county police yesterday. on september 30th the child got his hands on a loaded gun and managed to pull the trigger. the little boy is expected to be released later this month. graves is charged with unlawfully permitting a minor access to a gun and felony child endangerment. >>> at the "action news" big board it's sentencing day for a man accused of driving under the influence and then killing two teenagers. joshua malgram pleaded guilty to an auto crash that killed the girls. the girls were cousins and with the room filled with loved ones it was an emotional day inside the cape may courthouse. >> i would like to say to

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the ceo, clarence otis, has already left the company, was supposed to leave at the end of the year butleft earlier because of, again, the influence of starboard. at earnings per share of $.28 after the close. again, comparable sales pretty much in line for what we saw in september, maybe half of 1%. >> talk to the about olive garden. a lot of people like it. a lot of people don't. >> it's true. some of the people who don't are the people led by jeffrey smith. that group came out with an extensive report couple of months ago, almost 300 pages. it was very detailed about the changes that they thought that olive garden should make. everything from the salt in the postel water to offer a more breadsticks, trying to do some up selling on the liquor, the beer and the wind sold at all of garden. it is not clear how many of those changes they have implemented yet, but you can be sure that if they remain in the driver seat they will probably do some of those and the biggest change, potentially, will be a new ceo for the firm. flex back in november when we heard that they were making moves that

it happened yesterday evening at otis drive and grand boulevard. the man who died, investigators say, was walking in a crosswalk when a bus hit him. police are questioning the does driver to determine how it happened. >>> starting this afternoon bart riders and holiday shoppers can ask for safety excorts at three oakland stations. it is there to curve crime for people riding back from the city. volunteers and crew will be on hand to walk people back to their cars. it runs from 4:00 to 7:00 at the west oakland, fruitdale and macarthur bart stations. you can identify the escorts because they will be wearing yellow safety vests. that is great. >>> yes. the time is 6:10. we are talking power outages from yesterday, a transformer fire by the san francisco busy union square. >>> and catching waves, where you would least expect it. tahoe is pulling out surfboards. >> at the macarthur maze, we have a little slowing, just around the corner where you get to the bridge it is backed up there. it is now gone there at the bay bridge, but we will tell you what ha

. >>> a pedestrian was hit and killed yesterday by an ac transit drive at otis drive and grand boulevard. the man was walking in the crosswalk when the bus hit him. police have been talking to the bus driver to determine what led you have to this deadly accident. >>> starting this afternoon bart riders and holiday shoppers can ask for safety escorts at three bart stations, aimed to help curve crime for holiday shoppers riding back from the city. cadets and volunteers will be on hand to walk people back to their cars. it runs from 4:00 to 7:00 in the evening at the west oakland bart stations. the escorts are wearing yellow safety vests. >>> because of weather concerns the location of tomorrow's holiday toy drive in napa has been moved. it was supposed to take place at the south napa marketplace but the toy drive has been moved to the napa salvation army on franklin street. it will be held from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. >>> right now it is 5:10. a transformer fire by the san francisco union square, and coming up, the outages we are still seeing around the bay area following yesterday's big s

she didn't miss a beat when she was expecting her son otis.ing herself in the belly. she tried to stay ago i have with exercise every day. >> what he means is on the bike and your legs are moving and your billy is so big there is not enough room you have to put your legs up and then it is time to top with the bike. >> it happened to my work out hard core when i was pregnant despite chris saying i what hadled around the news room. >> we didn't believe that for hadled around the news room. >> we didn't believe that for a second, kerry, all deciding between buying is no longer a problem. healthy pa offers name-brand health insurance for the cost of a few basic groceries. if you're uninsured, call or apply online today. [ female announcer ] just about anywhere you use sugar, you can use splenda® no calorie sweetener. splenda® lets you experience the joy of sugar without all the calories. think sugar, say splenda™ >> announcer: live from new york city, it's "the wendy williams show." today beyonce has been dethroned. who booted her from the top? we

a judge will make the final decision, though, on that sentence for otis phillips.utors say the gang members target the one of the victims, the tournament organizer who was a witness to a crime. the same jury will hear argument next week on whether to recommend the death penalty for the second defendant. >>> in atlantic city today, the unveiling of a new memorial dedicated to the first responders who put their lives on the line to keep us safe. nbc 10 on the ac boardwalk this afternoon as city leaders revealed the memorial. it's called in the line of duty. it features two monuments, the first one is a seven-foot tall bronze statue of a police officer that you just saw, a fireman and a canine officer as well. the second one symbolizes the world trade center's twin towers. >> today we take these wooden boards and make it hallowed ground for men and women who live their lives. this way, millions of people every year will pass by and be able to appreciate. >> the casino reinvestment development authority along with the atlantic city alliance made this memorial possible.

it is believed the bus was turning left and it struck the victim at otis last night.osed the intersection if several hours while officers investigated. the alameda coroner is working to identify the victim. >> we have shown you a last storm damage the past difficult or so and you could be wondering, what will the home owners insurance cover and what won't it cover? we have answers from michael finney including check the policy, most homeowners insurance will ensure a tree that falls and any win damage to the home but with water it is tricky. the bask rule, if waterfalls as in rain, it is covered. if water rises, as if flooding, it is not. if the basement floods, you are probably on your own. if the roof is damaged, and rain is in, you are most likely covered. >> if you have any questions, call your agent. if they give you any guff, tell them to knock it off, you have been paying for years. and now you need their time. if you feel slighted, consider dumping them. many homeowners can get cheap are rates by switching companies anyway. >>> cars are covered by only if the

way ♪ ♪ it's my girl >> joining me now two motown legends and original member of the four tops and otisuce, preach, preach. oh, he was giving it up. >> in the white house. >> in the white house. and with what a lot of people don't know, the president actually sang with the temptations in the oval office and sang with the four tops. guess what, he can throw down. >> really? we heard him sing a little al green before. it's interesting that people forget motown was the largest black owned company in america. when you look at detroit and what's happening to that great american city, where it once was, how does that make you feel? >> sad. i'm glad to see that they're trying to you, you know, rebirth because i still love detroit even though i live in l.a. i still have family there and, you know, we used to hang around in motown and still love the city. so, i'm glad to see they're trying to get it back on its feet. i love detroit. >> detroit is a great, i always say it is one of the best cities. >> detroit, it is great to see it really, it's really coming back and this, believe it or not, real

. >> reporter: it happened at grand street and otis drive 5:40 thursday evening. >> i realized how long it had been and then i heard sirens and things. >> reporter: sam was hit by a bus, just two blocks from his home. sauce was doing what he loved to do, take his daily walk. he was in the crosswalk when he was hit, on a night his wife says she tried to stop him from going. >> we quarreled and i wanted him -- it was a quarter to 5:00. it was already quite dark. it was raining. >> reporter: but she made sure he wore his reflective vest and flashing bracelet. yet that wasn't enough. >> the weather conditions definitely i would think played a role in this. >> reporter: the collision is still under investigation. >> it appears that the driver was acting in a lawful manner up until the point where he obviously struck the gentleman. >> reporter: i don't know what happened, but i can't -- anyway. i can't undo what's been done. >> reporter: the pair lived in alameda for decades. sam sauce ran his own company, transporting the movement of cargo around the world. he nearly died 20 years ago of a h

the family didn't know the dog had escaped through the fence and into otis mcculley's yard.ke the dog was about to go to the bathroom on his property and so mcculley admits to shooting and killing the dog. the family plans to pursue a civil lawsuit. >> 6:47 now. we continue to follow overnight breaking news. police say this is the hole that two burglars cut into the side of a local target to get inside. we have a full story. that's coming up in less than 10 minutes. david. >> all right, guys, we are dressing the kids in a coat because we are chilly this morning with temperatures down around 40. not as bad as yesterday. this afternoon it's going to be breezy and cool but mild in terms our average high and i'm dressing the kids in slightly lighter gear if they want to for the first couple hours. we'll be back with your day planner forecast. that's next. >> ♪ hello! i think you have the wrong day. well, i heard you had dunkin' k-cup packs. pick up dunkin' k-cup packs for anyone who might drop by. get two boxes for $15.99. america runs on dunkin'. >> time to check in with "gma"

that's some classic investing advice from stock sage otis redding.you want to become a great investor you don't just need to learn from your mistakes. you need to learn how to recognize what your mistakes actually are and by the same token, you need to notice what works. that might sound trite. it's not. the thing about being hume season we have a very hard time acknowledging what's going on inside our own heads. we're full of all sorts of unconscious biases, and that can make it incredibly different to learn from experience. i'm not here to give you a psychology 101 lesson on continue in addition. i'm here to be your investing coach. i mention all this because it's important to remember you need to approach all the stuff empirically. what do i mean? at my old firm i consumer sentiment a box of old trading tickets in my closet. i'd scrutinize them looking for mistakes patterns of wrongdoing that needed correcting and much more rarely for patterns of success that needed repeating. these days i don't have a box anymore and people don't have the hard co

when his wife when she came in here she wanted to be a disney kids' otis bacon are teenage years sheime loss angeles and holding a beer bottles and whole thing in there she is right now are really nice family. seth curry is king of the world. and on monday night the sports show have and a bogus. >> reporter: as she was holding up all of oil not be here. ovil oil not beer olive oil.... >> gary: consumes sent into was holding up all of oil and not be here. >> gary: r.i. tiger woods is back on the court's first time in four months. if you play in windermere florida in a tournament that begins tomorrow. news of consulting chris como no relation to the new jersey calls. tiger was speaking hopefully i feel pretty good of glad to give up power back. what i need today of our what we would do some work on the golf course yesterday afternoon but the rain can't let out a little bit. >> gary: tiger's-eye this big sponsorship deal in five years. but he's up to the tune of $8 million with a motor corporation debts and based in india. really without him we don't do stories like this people pay more

let's check it out. ♪ i've got ♪ sunshine >> it is with great honor i welcome two motown legends, otisdul duke. you guys are about to do something pretty spectacular in new york city for one week only. tell us about it. >> this will be our second time with the temps and the tops. we are repeating history again. >> they want to see that battle royal. on stage we battle royal but off stage we love each other. >> that's right. >> i can see that. >> that is what made motown so successful because we had that inner competitive thing. we've gotly friends but on to go out and work because we know the tops are going to try to wipe us off the map. it was the same way when we went out there. we do that to gi the people a real good show. >> you guys have always had great nicknames like yourself, the dukes. what would be my nickname? >> smiley. >> in 2010, duke, you said at the end of the day the legacy is still going on and i'm very pleased it is. are you both still pleased? >> absolutely. i'd like to be known for durability. the greatest award i've received, the four tops received is lifetime ach

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otis elevator. pratt and whitney, low single digit.nce there, they are talking about 6%, 7% earnings growth if they hit the top end. they were conservative. that is not a surprise this is what slow growth looks like. i know you are going to have the adobe ceo. i'm a big photo shop user. i have not gone to the subscription model. i resisted. but who can argue with success? almost 3.5 million cloud subscribers. this market has spoken. they are successful on the subscription model, everything else. old school guys like me, we are getting pushed aside here. sherwin-williams. even though guidance may be a tad disappointing. if you look at 2015 sales growth, 7% to 11% is a good number given you've got a lot of do-it-yourselfers in there. >> did want to spend more time on the high yield market. it is having an impact on the overall equity markets. if you are in one of these etfs that tracks performance of high yield bonds, it's not been a pretty ride. yesterday i showed you the jnk, junk. down yesterday. today, there it is. that gives you a s

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we always started with otis shackleton, shackleton, eleanor roosevelt, margaret thatcher, martin lutherking and lincoln and churchill, but we always try to define the qualities that make a leader. there their are lots of them. perseverance, communication, vision, teamwork, trust. the last one on the list and the one that brings me back to tom is always character. it is an indefinable quality. quality. you cannot really put a specific definition to it, but people like lincoln had it. artists shackleton had it, joshua lawrence chamberlain from maine had it, eleanor roosevelt had it, and it involves a combination of qualities that i think tom embodies. integrity, intelligence, honesty, faith, belief in principle then daring to stand for principle. it is the hardest thing to teach, but the easiest thing to see. the reason i felt so privileged to get to know this man for such a short time is that he has shown me what character is all about. tom is one of the great joys of my life to have had these two years to get to no you, if only slightly. it is one of the great sadness is of my life that

it happened yesterday evening at otis drive and grand boulevard.d was walking in the crosswalk when the bus hit him. police have been talking to the bus driver to try to determine how it happened. >>> today marks a solemn anniversary for the family of jahia mcmass. she was declared brain dead on this date last year after she had tonsil surgery at children's hospital in oakland. the family sudz the hospital to keep -- sued the hospital to keep her on a ventilator. she is hooked to feeding tubes. her situation is heavily debated. doctors say there is no evidence the patient who are brain dead can ever recover. but a brain research foundation says researchers found electrical activity in her brain and that blood is still flowing to it. >>> time is 8:37. several gun buy back events are planned arn the bay area this weekend. gun buy backs are scheduled in san jose, oakland, and san francisco tomorrow morning. gift cards will be exchanged for guns. now, you'll get a $100 gift card for handguns, rifles and shotguns, $200 for assault weapons. the buy back

mild otis performing at the scene of tonight will free young rencontre in heavily village. >> : what calendar as well. snow makers were able to set a good base this on top of the nixon and with high-tech your machine all the wall coverage on grounds that are open and the war but green xerox. the gipper is open today as well? >> : it is open. >> : 's 3 mi. of skiing terrain. >> : the big dipper is intermediate run it goes from top of the express intersects with orion codon to the bottom of the express. it is a great option for a skier's writer's ability >> : allegis summit in system a matter what other nature throws at us will be prepared. however this new snow in the we were taking off gets people excited to come out and ski right at top out it's great for tahoe destination >> : for over 60,000 california foster children, the holidays can be an especially difficult time. everything's different now. sometimes i feel all alone. christmas used to be my favorite. i just don't expect anything. what if santa can't find me? to help, sleep train is holding a secret santa toy drive. bring you

. >> the moral of this story is don't show up on herb's worst list because clarence otis of darden wass out. >> he's gone. >> an activist in that one, as well. >> number two, an activist and the activist is carl icahn is still in the job. and two is paul ritchie of nuance. it's still way underperformed. and i'm surprised. it's not a name we often talk about. speech recognition software. this is a significant technology, but it's been a controversial company. and he's still in the job and with carl's backing, i suspect -- >> watch out. >> the only way he will is with carl's backing. >> i would suspect because otherwise it's been a disaster. >> you want to shed any light on who could be on your list for 2015? >> let me tell you something, i didn't do a list this year. but p when i look at it, the one who people would push for. i usually put it out to a polling. and i can tell you now, first person top of the list, don thompson. >> mcdonald's ceo. >> and people would put -- she's been there for two years. >> rametti. >> yeah. i would not necessarily put thompson as one of my top three, ev

from otis johnson -- next, fromt is california. had the worst year in washington, robert?y, i think all the parties had the worst year, but in time we will see the republicans have the worst year. now that they are in control of seeing with we are this omnibus bill what they really care about. it is big spending for their campaigns, not because they are therefore ordinary folk. they are not there for the ordinary folk. this will probably wind up being the worst year for the republicans. finally they get the power they want and we will see exactly what their priorities are -- which are spending for their campaigns. thank you for the call. the worst year washed -- worst year in washington this year. one of our viewers saying that this year's biggest loser is the crazy liberals. you can continue the conversation online or send us a tweet. we will continue the conversation on that cia report from the u.s. senate intelligence committee called the so-called torture report. two different perspectives on what is in the report and what it means for the u.s.. later, tim murphy, from

phil heard that early sound of otis that would later make him famous.amazing soul that he was able to project. that's something that you could just feel. i mean, it was truly music you could feel. ♪ >> for whatever reason. whatever fate may have it here in macon, georgia. these two young guys, a black guy and a white guy in a segregated south were able to look at each other, shake hands and form this unbelievable partnership that would lead to the commercial success of southern soul music. the douglas theater is just a beautiful example of the rich history and architecture in macon. the theater survived through the roaring '20s and the great depression and then through the interjection of rhythm and blues. but in the '70s, it did eventually fall into disrepair. and it was closed down, and eventually questionable if it could ever open again. it was severely dilapidated. and in the late '90s, with the help of a private businessman and then the city working together, they were able to restore this theater to a lot of its original glory. you know, i still g