philip macon baca is stopping by to pick up a few bread rolls at the bakery. and all. the homemade flying past is just one of about 20 wacky inventions by the you tube twins who call themselves the real life guys this time 22 year old 15 year 100 want to pit a children's paddle cart against a compact car 1st they mount a motor onto the cart as always it's all do it yourself. we've never had any training along these lines we've taught ourselves everything we know from you tube tutorials or google that our father helped out a bit at 1st converting bicycles and stuff. the workshop is actually your parents' garage in your frankfurt to fix the pedal card so it can carry the weight of an adult the brothers extra steel frame the motor is battery powered. the problem was that an immense amount of current flows through here so the controller exploded on us it took us ages to find a motor and controller that are actually made for that much current so i just hope it doesn't go out on us again when we tested. the twins began posting their d.i.y. inventor videos on you tube in 2016

observers say the election is neither free nor fed more than 7000000 were eligible to elect small macon's to the moscow parliament president vladimir putin cast his vote in the capital where demonstrations have erupted in recent weeks protesters were angry after authorities banned several allies of opposition leader in a valley from standing a police crackdown around 2000 people the times. for more on this let's bring in our correspondent our until he's in moscow will only have a full sagan's tomorrow but do we have any was also i saw well we're russia is quite a large countries around which amounted to we get the official election totals but looking here at moscow which is actually the most closely watched races we're seeing that voter turnout is roughly in line with what it was last year and that was only around 21 percent which is quite low and that could be an indication that these weeks of protests would lead up to this polling actually failed to have a large impact on and feel like total shit here when these regional elections are being seen as a serious test for russian president v

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our c one answer bill macon reservation. ever since.rd work the mandarin with his iconic red door open on polk street. it was not an easy start cantonese cooking dominated the us generally with its lighter flavors rice chop suey and egg foo yung, the mandarin style is pricier. >>is oil and. >>people felt it is not going to work she's in a failed hear. and she succeeded. >>the mandarin on polk street eventually took off and then and even got the your move chang relocated to gear a deli square and later added mandarin beverly hills, the stars came in droves. i feel proud. one not just so full. the coach earn. 2 american 3 star michelin chef corey lee. >>she had a lot 3 she in mistrial it was found she persevered through all that. that's really testament to resilience. >>the war. the job and the shooting us. >>one of 12 children living through japan's war with china communism and constant political turmoil challenges dominated their life. through it all she got a college education. >>we got married and then in the us changed her life and t

built it and shared their inventions online the 20 year old german twins phillip and your highness macon baca have gone in a massive following on you tube with almost 1000000 subscribers so they've actually been able to turn their crazy hobby into a full time job we went to see what else they've got in the works. does it make an baca is stopping by to pick up a few bread rolls at the bakery. and. 'd see the homemade flying bass is just one of about 20 wacky inventions by the hip to twins who call themselves the real life guys this time 22 year old philip and your highness mick and back i want to pick a children's paddle card against a compact car 1st came out a motor on to the cart as always it's wrong to do it yourself. we've never had any training along these lines we've taught ourselves everything we know from you tube tutorials or google that our father helped out a bit 1st converting bicycles and stuff. the workshop is actually your parents' garage near frankfurt. to fix the pedal card so it can carry the weight of an adult the brothers are extra steel framed the motor is battery po

our c one answer macon reservation. ever since. >>after years of hard work the mandarin with his iconic red door opened on polk street. it was not an easy start cantonese cooking dominated the us generally with its lighter flavors rice chop suey and egg foo yung, the mandarin style is pricier. >>is oil and more week noodles and. largely unknown then to america. >>people felt is not going to work she's in a field, but he. and she succeeded. >>the mandarin on polk street eventually took off and then and even got the your move chang relocated to gear a deli square and later added mandarin beverly hills, the stars came in droves. >>i feel pearl long not just so full. the coach earn. 2 american. >>3 star michelin chef corey lee. >>she had a lot she is in mistrial. she persevered through all that. and that's really testament to resilience. >>in the war, job when the shooting us. >>one of 12 children living through japan's war with china communism and constant political turmoil challenges dominated their life. through it all she got a col

record heat yesterday, we had a record high in atlanta of 95 raleigh had a record high, macon, georgia, had a record high all over the place we'll do it again today. atlanta should be near the record 93. montgomerie, bam, 98 talking about the upcoming weekend, this is no joke cup bank, great falls expecting over a foosunday little cool this morning early in northern new england. it will b >>> we're also going to have severe weather to deal with and thunderstorms. i'll have the details coming up. >> we want to hear about that, bill thank you. >>> they've been married over a year justin bieber and hailey baldwin are getting hitched again. according to people and tmz, the two will be wed in a traditional ceremony in south carolina on sunday the original stars of jurassic park are set to reunite. they will play their roles in jurassic 3 in theaters june of 2021 >>> police in estonia are offering a choice. a speeding ticket or opt out to a time-out up to an hour the drivers need to have can ivg cord we'll be right back. s i would le 'cuz i'm way too bu. who's got the time to chase around do

. >> host: next call sharon robinson is larry from macon, georgia,. >> caller: i was here. as you probably know, they filmed "42" here and i enjoyed watching them film and do is just a wonderful experience. i have been down to the ballpark so many times and i lived through all the integration and so many good ballplayers have been at that stadium so many times, and i just had some wonderful experiences there and i enjoyed seeing all the filming, not only of the ballpark but in the downtown area also. jackie robinson has always been one of my heroes, and so i just want to say thank you for that good movie and everything, and i know you said i think previously it was very accurate. and i thought it was, too. try to guess it was. >> caller: i really enjoyed watching them and everything. i remember the integration of stadium at one time johnny blue moon odom pitched here and there are so many african-americans that came to watch him pitch, that they really didn't have any choice but to integrate the stadium because the blacks had previously been made to sit over on the third ba

they are fighting appear in alaska eventually at macon. the last chapter of the book. it is the broad expanse that you can see. you can see the u.s. army though that has made a lot of mistakes. it is maturing into a formidable modern force. they had been tested under the most challenging of circumstances so in short i believe it's fair to say it has become characterized by its fortitude. thank you. i would love to take questions. my father bought in new guinea. he claimed the japanese were just there with bullets. i find many accounts of that. they would splinter in the body and so it was even worse. it was was to supposed to be prohibited. obviously that did not matter to the japanese. the americans i should point out come up with an -- and effort. this in play by 1944 was quite productively and the more. this is a nasty fight. neither of them were observing too many rules. >> not quite so much a question. i just started reading these notes. i can't wait to start this. i just read the colonel's account. in the south pacific. i should have mentioned him. just right aft

apparently now you can travel with a miniature horse and travelers were shocked to see them on the maconks fake when you look at the video. >> that was real. >> passengers on a flight from chicago to omaha noticed a miniature horse taking up most of an entire row right behind first class, this was an emotional support animal, this is allowed by the airlines. it is a registered service animal and i understand -- >> you just need the emotional support. i think it's getting a little bit out of hand when you're getting the barnyard on the plane. but i think the airline is really missing out on a potential marketing campaign around the pony express. there's a joke there but i don't know what it is. [laughter] lou: i don't know what i would do if there is a horse sitting next to me, i would probably asked to move. i think every passenger deserves a free ticket if they have to sit next to a horse. just my thoughts, another good story, the bride who told her sister who is her maid of honor, where whatever you want to the wedding, so she took that quite literally to heart and decided to go as a t

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delisted it makes it much harder to find a way forward, because the ch n chinese are more loath to macone they know it could be pulled back on the basis of a presidential win. >> the upshot there is that these talks that are beginning in october do not look like they have a high probability of making much progress >> no. certainly this recent set of remarks are going to add a very hard edge tho the negotiations and it's going to make the chinese much more sir cup exp--e might raise the bar or take a actions. it makes the path that much harder the trump administration has also sort of made the point that china is going to run out the clock in 2020 might backfire if, in fact, this administration stays in power trump has made that threat as well certainly it doesn't set a good basis for the negotiations to succeed. >> kirk, how does this play into your market outlook? how much does the market need some kind of progress on trade or at least no further escalation and what does it mean for the fed and the economy itself >> well, i think there are a lot of issues. i think the market highs on th

but the fda is telling us the popular heartburn drug zantac and its generic competitors macon seasonusing ingredients. china produced heart and blood pressure medicines that contain cancer causing chemicals. why are we importing drugs from china and india that we cannot verify the contents of. joining me is fox news contributor, dr. marc siegel. i will ask you that question. we are up poargt from these countries. what about the company itself. do they have liability? what about the fda. why are we bringing drugs in from china if we don't know what's in them. >> i think the fda is playing catch-up. they hear from an online pharmacy there is a cancer causing con tam nanlt in this heartburn medicine and it's also over the counter. fda says we don't know how much of this con tam nanlt is in there. it's called ndma. it comes from rocket fuel. it used to be in rocket fuel years ago. trish: rocket fuel could be in your medicine. >> it got out into cured meats, an vegetables. they found in the blood pressure medicine they had to recall, this affected my patients. we loved this blood pressure

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our c one answer macon reservation. ever since. years of hard work the mandarin with his iconic red door opened on polk street. it was not an easy start cantonese cooking dominated the us generally with its lighter flavors rice chop suey and egg foo yung, the mandarin style is pricier. >>is oil and more weeks it's new to largely unknown then. >>people felt is not going to work she's in a field, but he. and she succeeded. >>the mandarin on polk street eventually took off and then and even got the your move chang relocated to gear a deli square and later added mandarin beverly hills, the stars came in droves. >>i feel pearl long do not just so full. the coach earn. 2 american. >>3 star michelin chef corey lee. >>she had a lot 3 she is in she persevered through all that. that's really testament to resilience. >>war, job when the shooting us. >>one of 12 children living through japan's war with china, communism and constant political turmoil challenges dominated their life. through it all she got a college education. we got married and

my name is macon phillips. nice to see some familiar faces. my question is about the undersecretary which gets to intent. not b about the act of bringing those bureaus together. i know how challenging that is and i thank you for your service on that. but it's more leveling up and sort of saying what is public diplomacy and there's sort of a range that i found in my time, which was which is telling america's story, explaining america to the world then using the information space and public engagement as a tool for advancing foreign policy interests. i think we see that with gc and some of the radicalization efforts where it's less about louis armstrong and jazz and understanding target audiences. of course the radicalization is just one policy priority. the only one i've heard though from a public policy standpoint and i'm interested in how you set about this work with the idea that public diplomacy was a tool to achieve goals whether than to educate people about america. to conclude, one of your pr predecessors got in trouble for talk iing abo

we did speak to one person who told us he was going to move his family further inland to macon, georgiaid this as a precaution. but the frenzy and panic that's probably set in in south florida has not yet made its way here at this point. kendis? >> catie beck, in savannah, georgia. my colleague kelly o'donnell is there in washington to tell us the president's response. he mad a meeting with fema officials earlier. he pointed out several times today that alabama was in the danger zone. it isn't, at least so far. what else is the president saying can? >> well this is a case that the president has been getting a series of briefings. he's had them over the last several days and today went to the fema headquarters. spoke with reporters when he returned from camp david. he did that at the south law and then at the fema headquarters. he made a comment about a lack of familiarity with category 5 hurricanes. and yet, there have been some during his time in office. and of course the president has been briefed each hurricane season when these times have come up of course. he said he was aware of t

the witness actually said that in a court of law come in the middle district of georgia, say, in maconthey would not be admitted into court. it's called hearsay. here's an interesting fact, just coming to light right now. this person says they have no first-hand knowledge of this. if they heard this from other people. the form that the so-called whistle-blowers fill out used to say this, in order to find an urgent concern credible, the inspector general must be in possession of reliable, first-hand information. in other words, the inspector general and the individual making the complaint -- that would be the first-hand information -- has to have firsthand information. that was on the form, literally, until apparently very recently. i don't know the exact date of the change, but it looks like it could have been changed as late as july or august. i don't have the exact date yet. but i will tell you this, months ago, no firsthand information? no report. so what is this? this is hearsay. secondly, what about the hearsay? with the american people should be thinking about right now is we've

our c one answer macon reservation. ever since.rs of hard work the mandarin with his iconic red door opened on polk street. it was not an easy start cantonese cooking dominated the us generally with its lighter flavors rice chop suey and egg foo yung, the mandarin style oil and more weak points noodles and. largely unknown then to america. >>people felt it's not going to work she's in a field, but he. and she succeeded. >>the mandarin on polk street eventually took ofe and then and even got the your move chang relocated to gear a deli square and later added mandarin beverly hills, the stars came in droves. i feel proud. not just so full. the coach earn. 2 american 3 star michelin chef corey lee. >>she had a lot 3 she in it was found. she persevered through all that. that's really testament to >>in the war. job when the shooting us. >>one of 12 children living through japan's war with china communism and constant political turmoil challenges dominated their life. through it all she got a college education. >>we got married and then

and the most powerful hearkened to ever hit the bahamas is macon land making landfall the category 5 hurricane dorian has been packing winds of more than 295 kilometers per hour and it's expected to hit the bahamas with 2 days of torrential rain and damaging winds people on the islands of grand bahamas have been told to evacuate dorian is expected to then viet northwest towards florida those are the headlines remaining people power is next. it was. once the most corrupt country in the european union romanian society is engaged in an unprecedented fight against corruption. on the 31st of january 27th the biggest protests since the fall of romania's communist dictatorship broke out in the streets of folklorist. the newly sworn in government had secretly passed to be creepy that would grant its members immunity from prosecution on some corruption charges. hundreds of officials including businessmen mayors government ministers and members of parliament have been charged and convicted at the center of it all is an independent judicial body the national anti-corruption directorate for d.n.

yesterday, by the way, macon georgia, 102. montgomery, alabama, 100 degrees.tlanta, a record high of 85. richmond had a record high. raleigh was also a record high. these are the record highs that we will set today. atlanta should be close or tied. birmingham should break. nashville should break. areas of kentucky, tallahassee, should break your record high. you get the idea. and then we are going to go from this weather map to this one. this is the northern rockies. this is montana. this is idaho. this is yellowstone here in wyoming. this is the snowfall map. this is the first snowfall map that is shown of the upcoming winter season and the fact that we have this area of a foot of snow, that's huge, and that includes from great falls, all of the high terrain, could see much more than a foot. i mean at one forecast, with the highest elevations calls for up to four feet of snow. i mean that's pretty crazy for this early in the season and i know a lot of the farmers in that area still have crops in the fields and stuff like that, and alfalfa has not been harvest

. >> i have a couple more questions and i'll turn over to the ranking member and he macon sum -- may consume as much time as i did. the second place you went to was the justice department. and you went to that department headed by a man bill barr who was also implicated in the complaint. and you knew that when you went to the department of justice for an opinion, correct, that bill barr was mentioned in the complaint? >> mr. chairman, i went to the office of legal counsel in consultation with the icig. he was a part of that, to receive whether or not this met the criteria -- >> but that icig vehemently disagreed with the opinion of the bill barr justice department, did he not? >> he still considered it a matter of urgent concern. however, as you know, opinions from department of justice office of legal counsel are binding on all of us in the executive branch. >> well, let me ask you this. do you think it's appropriate that you go to a department run by someone who's the subject of the complaint to get advice, or who is a subject of the complaint, or implicated in the complaint, for a

it's inadvise scrabble to take cases with a low probability of success to trial because that case macon zoom vital resources that might otherwise be dedicated to cases that have a stronger chance for success. those are my thoughts on the matter. >> so, to start, first off from the army's perspective, i would not characterize it as a policy or an advise best practice in the army that if there's probable cause and the victim wants to go forward we go forward as a matter of course. victim preference is, of course, a key consideration. it's listed in the nonbinding disposition guidance and it is a factor that weighs on sjas and advising convening authorities because they are in the interest of justice the victim's views and desires and matters are important. but that has to be considered in light of all the other factors that others have articulated in determining whether to take a case to trial. of course the admissible evidence to sustain a conviction. there is no mathematical formula i use or other sjas use, victim preferences, 65%, et cetera. it's all provided in the package that's advi

the prime minister admitted to performing a traditional gentleman macon song in blackface in high school. thursday, another video surfaced. a government official says it was taken in the early 1990s. trudeau's political opponents say his actions were unacceptable. >> we're seeing an ongoing pattern of behavior that's going to hurt canadians. they're going to see the prime minister making the realities that so many canadians live with. >> it's a political bombshell. he and his main opponent are neck and neck in most polls. now with this the conservative opponent of justice departmentin trudeau -- of justin trudeau does not need to win a whole lot of votes. >> reporter: what's striking is how polarizing justin trudeau is in candidates. the people love him or say theirtive feel regulars val -- their negative feelings are validated by the scandal. it could tarnish his reputation. his father served as canada's prime minister twice from the '60s through the '80s. >> thanks. >>> medical bills are a major frustration for many americans who wonders what explains the price and why they end up payi

cabinet level's department, charged with attacking the macon homeland, and its people, it should not have to be this way. i know every member of this committee agrees with that. mr. chairman, i am very appreciative that you and the members of this committee have held this hearing here in this hallowed place, in this bipartisan spirit. secretaryon: thanks, johnson. secretaryi would refer johnson. normally, i would refer my question, but in my opening statement, i asked a generic question with what i consider a lively discussion last night, so i will throw it open to all three secretaries. you have alluded to it as well. when you have a crisis, whether it is three hurricanes and wildfires, when you have, as i described, primarily children but also family members reaching thousands in a year, and you all served as secretaries -- how can you handle it when you are overwhelmed in one area and have this department that has so many different other missions? we will start with secretary chertoff and go down the line. is dhs too big? does it have to many missions? should we reevaluate how it

macon, 102. you kidding me? that doesn't include the humidity. putting. back over to you. >> thank you, rob. >> now we'll go to renee zellweger's incredible transformation in the movie "judy." the actress is getting rave reviews for her big screen comeback portraying a hollywood icon. ♪ somewhere over the rainbow ♪ bluebirds fly >> reporter: judy garland, the voice behind one of the most iconic songs in movie history. brought to life on the big screen by renee zellweger in "judy." ♪ somewhere over the rainbow ♪ skies are blue >> reporter: the oscar winning actress portraying garland in the last year of her life. >> can't have the world's greatest entertainer out here without a drink. >> frank sinatra is here? >> frank is great but he's no judy garland. >> reporter: she had a five-week run of sold-out shows in 1968. >> what's the matter? >> i can't. >> no, no, no what do you mean you can't? there is an audience out here waiting for you to sing. >> my mouth is dry. >> listen to me. >> i can't. >> you'll be fine. now, on you go. [ applause ] >> repo

our c one answer macon reservation. ever since.s iconic red door opened on polk street. it was not an easy start cantonese cooking dominated the us generally with its lighter flavors rice chop suey and egg foo yung, the mandarin style is spicier. >>is oil and more week noodles and. largely unknown then. >>people felt it is not going to work she's in a field, but he. and she succeeded. >>the mandarin on polk street eventually took off and then and even got the your move chang relocated to gear a deli square and later added mandarin beverly hills, the stars came in droves. i feel proud. one not just for. the coach earn. 2 american 3 star michelin chef corey lee. >>she had a lot she is an enormous role. she persevered through all that. that's really testament to resilience. >>in the war. job when the shooting us. >>one of 12 children living through japan's war with china, communism and constant political turmoil challenges dominated their life. through it all she got a college education. >>we got married and then in the us changed her