truth and media project in new york we have rob he is a newsmax columnist and contributor and in chattanooga we cross the anthony bryan logan he is a conservative political commentator right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it rob you're a democrat in good standing and you're a guest on this program in good standing my first question to you is extremely simple is why. has anybody learned anything through this fiasco and i'm kind of looking at your end of the political sparking to generals they play the harlem globetrotters every game and they've never won. sixty years or however long trots of existed because i'm always on conservative programs are i'm already a broken man but. i've been hearkening since the start of two o.j. simpson and i believe he was found innocent in a court of law that doesn't necessarily mean that he was an is i don't know if that answered the question that's probably the one of the best dodges in the history of this program and that's about ten years running now here basically the same question to you b

there was a battle of chattanooga. we can argue about why that happened, although i don't think we should because alexander stevens took care of it in the cornerstone speech. get are you about the implications of the results of those things -- we could argue about the implications of the results of those things. do we slip into a kind of mindset, habit of mind, that might erase that history? themke the facts and twist and change them to what we want them to be? the interpretation can be what you wanted to be, but the underlying reality has to be acknowledged. i think there is a pernicious campaign in the country to change that acceptance of facts. if you don't like something you simply say it is fake. even if it is self-evidently true. that is a dangerous thing. >> mr. meacham, i brought along my book with the hope that it could be signed. jon: bring me the book. >> i would like to ask a question. i would like to know what the next chapter of the book would be since it appears to me that asr theme of hope and fear, ill

chattanooga culp that i never expected anything like this but it just kind of happened and i felt like back in my younger days. it was so nice. and it's going to stay that way to also some of the previous years and that's also blood. you know it's a kind of in a bond not just that we're together but we also feel the same about things through . but it's not always so easy to be optimistic. i don't think there's a formula for growing old and the negative associations are not just something fabricated out of nowhere illness and old age is a reality but even if you or ill or incapacitated it doesn't mean that there can't also be long stretches where you're fit and can enjoy life. one with the op does the trick is to focus on the positive aspects of whatever life has to offer also in old age and to learn to accept the negative aspects a lot of pelters case it wasn't straightforward and her first husband left her with massive debts which she had to pay off oh. oh. child to forget i was very scared of being poor and of old age what would happen to me when i got really old and it was terrible

>> he was born in chattanooga,s tennes in fact, learned to love t game there at the honors course. it's a heck of a golf course there in tennessee. staying mitchell is with a family that's beenosng them. their mother, betty, who keith knows very well is an amazing amateur player from tennessee. she won a lot of amateur tournaments. she was at the honors course as well, watched keith grow up. she gave hip tips when he was young and it was nice to ha w dinnh her a couple nights ago. she played on the curtis cup team. it all lined up for keith mitchell this week. clark misses that putt. >> he's going to get some valuable experience here. this will be the second straight top son. e is trending in the right direction. >> indeed he is. >> tough golf course to win on when you're out front and never won before. he had to sleep on the lead and had to wait all morningo tee off at 1:35 this afternoon. nothing easy about it. >> b that's hist tour finish now. tied for seventh for wyndham clark, the 54-hole le ier. keith mitchell who tiled and closes in style with four birdies in the last seven

truth in media project in new york we have rob he is a newsmax columnist and contributor and in chattanooga we cross the anthony bryan logan he is a conservative political commentator right gentlemen cross-talk rules in effect means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it rob you're a democrat in good standing and you're a guest on this program in good standing my first question to you is extremely simple is what has anybody learned anything through this fiasco and i'm kind of looking at your end of the political spectrum right now go ahead rob well i'm like the team of the washington generals they play the harlem globetrotters every game and they've never won and sixty years or however long traumas have existed because i'm always on conservative programs are i'm already a broken man but. i've been hearkening since this started to o.j. simpson and i believe he was found innocent in a court of law that doesn't necessarily mean that he.

presidential campaigns for rand paul newt gingrich and rudy giuliani he's with us here in studio and in chattanooga tennessee brian joyce to the wind to a show on talk radio airing on w g o w f m. eric white house press secretary satirist sarah sanders says trump has no concerns whatsoever about michael cohen's testimony city of new concerns from a court of public opinion he should have concerns digging into his personal life and as a candidate in the past decade of his services towards donald trump but as it pertains to whether occluded with the russians a lot of those were debunked today even by michael cohen so you know i'm i'm really hesitant to say this is going to be effective in terms of what the original molar investigation was supposed to be about which was russia collusion but it will be effective in the court of public opinion and you know all presidents and all elected officials should be concerned about those kind of occurrences brian can we compare. kaunda john dean. i was very interested i to well to get back to the first question i think that republicans should be very concerned wit

he's in chattanooga tennessee and in new york city jen turned g.o.p. strategist former spokesperson for the california republican party was saw with you jim mann and ford is now receives a total of seven and a half years in prison your reaction. well i think that's probably fair given the charges against him and look i think it's important to remind folks here that paul man a fort has been charged and convicted of things that he did many many years before he actually even met president donald trump then candidate donald trump but but in terms of justice i think that's about right for a man of his age i don't think it would have been right for him to spend the rest of his life in prison although the judge could have certainly done that but i think justice was delivered here and i think the sentence was fair. well i think one thing is clear here larry of the president likes to say that he only surrounds himself with the best people clearly that is not the case paul man afford would not qualify as even remotely one of the best people that you could hire t

. >> we go to chattanooga, tennessee.og chasing a desire squirrel. she got stuck, rescuers kit herr out but they did not locate the squirrel. belbella is said to be doing fi, but her owner was so stressed out, he needed a beer. topic 4. salute a drug smuggler whose gps guided him to quickest destination that prison. canadian man hauling 10 pounds of methamphetamine. like you do. his gps took him on a shorter route. across a bridge with u.s. custom checkpoint. he was using a smartphone. agents seized that meth, and they ordered him to exit vehicle he did because he is great at following direction, he faces multiple charges. he found an alternative in mod e of travel. you don't need lyft when you have liftoff. >> topic 5. our show has touched millions of viewer in world, we reach time of week where they voice their heart fault thank -- felt thanks this your mail. >> shut up you big mouth, you suck as a dj on mtv and and still terrible. >> now i don't suck -- because -- >> hey, i caught your show. you are very disrespectful

instead, he chose to give a speech at his alma mater, the university of tennessee chattanooga. >>> theolden state warriors play tomorrow night against the denver nuggets. he played with the warriors before joining the australian foot bug league. >>> lebron james is now number 4 on the all time on the scoring list past a guy named michael jordan. take a look at this. >> king james has movement past air jordan and is now number 4 all time scorer in nba history. >> scored point number 32293 against the denver nuggets in the second quarter. next on lebron's list, kobe bryant. he needs 1332 more points to pass kobe and he may do that some time next season. >>> facebook is launching a new strategy to protect users privacy. facebook ceo mark zuckerberg say that they will ensure private when users communicate with friends along with encryption services. he also ensures that data privacy is not compromised. >> i'm not surprised because facebook has been under a lot of pressure to increase privacy. >> he went on to en is your transparency. >>> the chinese tech giant, huwei is suing the u.s. over

instead, he chose to give his speech at his alma mater, at the university of tennessee chattanooga. >>> and lebron james became the fourth on the all sometime coring list passing a guy named michael jordan. >> take a look. >> lebron scored points number 32393 against it the denver nuggets in the second quarter. next, kobe bryant. needs 1333 more points to pass kobe and he may do that next season. >>> we now know when the new star wars land will open in disneyland. disney announced that tar was galaxy edge will open may 31st at a resort at hollywood disney studios in florida. guests will need a valid theme park admission and be required to make vest racials to access the land. so start making those reservations right now. thanks for watching, everyone. dr. oz: you plan all year for that time away, but what if your next trip turned deadly? >> tourists are extremely vulnerable and valuable. >> found dead with her throat slashed. dr. oz: vacation nightmares. plus, the dark underground world of child labor. the slaves next door. coming up next. ♪ dr. oz: season 10 starts now. i became a

. >> kroft: he grew up in chattanooga, tennessee, not far from the walnut street bridge.ories about black people being lynched there. >> jackson: we used to ride our bicycles down this hill. third street. >> kroft: it was the totally segregated jim crow south. everywhere he went and everyone he knew was black-- his neighborhood, his schools, his teachers. and the experience still colors his life. >> jackson: so, i grew up in this world, which is the street world-- all these kids whose parents were domestics or worked in a-- what was known as the "chicken house," where they killed chickens and packaged chickens and stuff like that. there were a mixture of kids who were in and out of reform school. we came from a place that was kind of well-versed in learning to live life as it came at you. >> kroft: he was raised by his grandparents-- a janitor and a housemaid who had a strong work ethic. his mother, who held down a secure, well-paying government job in washington, d.c., was a constant presence in his life, spending summers, holidays and some weekends with him, helping him

i am a native of chattanooga tennessee, i grew up on missionary ridge, the battlefield, of course, you know it. and, about 600 yards from bragg's headquarters. and, one of the things i love about the mechanics of memory of course, is, on missionary rigs we have in ohio reservation, an illinois reservation, and a sherman reservation, who do you think had the money in 1866, to put up monuments? i can still find the naples yard, into the 70s, 1970s, and so, history to me, as for you, i suspect has always been a tactile thing. it has been something that was entirely, real. and, it is a tried, but true illusion, that william falconer was right, when he wrote for and on, that the past is never dead, it is not even past., we see that again, and again, and again, here, and in the life of the nation. so, i want to talk a little bit, about why i believe history matters, not simply as an intellectual pursuit, but as a cultural one. and also, honestly as a political one, is an active citizenship. because, the reason i talk the way i talk about things, when i am lucky enough to have people listen,

but he chose to give a speech at his alma mater, the university of tennessee, chattanooga. you have a terrell owens story, don't you? >> i was watching that game when it was eight seconds to go. steve young had maybe two plays max. they were just about to lose the game. he steps back and he catches in twenty two. >> how did he catch it? and they said owens, owens, owens, like four owens. good morning. maybe you got a little wound up with the sports there. let's talk about the commute here on 880. it is slow in both directions. so let's say you're starting off in hayward and heading south. look at that slow traffic. and it extends further than we normally see it. it goes down to 278. to 237. i want to talk about some of the other commutes here, 80 westbound has been very slow from the carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze bridge. the by bridge toll plaza, you add another 20, 25 minutes. and 880 northbound slowing past the arena. >> good job on the joe starky call. >> yes. >>> the rain is picking up and some of the intensity is going south. there was a little bit around the

. >>> jesse celia is from chattanooga, tennessee, he's 100 years old.es to travel. >>> and happy 100th birthday to charles. he owned a dry cleaning business for more than 60 years and still owns a security agency. >> good for him. >> good for him is right. >> happy birthday, a lot of good people there. sheinelle, what you got. >>> we are going to go one on one with jared allen to talk about the big move he's making off the court to improve the lives of kids in his community. they love him. >> did you play some ball with him? >> i played some ball. >> how'd you do, better than craig? >> i got blocked. i'll just say that. >>> up next on the third hour, the secrets to a spring makeover from a makeuphappening now... >>> good friday morning, i'm meteorologist kari hall. we see scattered showers throughout the morning into the afternoon. some of the heavier rain will be in the north bay, that's the reason why the north bay will be under a microclimate weather alert. we're seeing the heavy rain across central sonoma county. throughout the rest of the day, expe

chattanooga. we invested in. watch company. also stock-marketplace.ilicon valley ohio kansas and other places will see the negative part of disruption. job loss because of ai or driverless trucks but not job gains. we have to back start-ups everywhere and that's what this is all about. ed: column suggesting you can't help rural america. it sounds like you have a more optimistic message. >> you have to create jobs. start-occupies arstart ups. we shouldn't be surprised a lot of people in country do feel left out and left behind. we need to change that. steve: if people are interested where the bus is coming next do you have a website? >> go to revolution.com. steve: you don't have to use dial up. >> exactly. it's faster than it used to be. steve: meanwhile, straight ahead, a major american drugstore chain is going to povment we will tell which you one is going to start selling cbd oil. ed: 2020 presidential candidates on the left skipping out on a pro-israel conference. another sign of bias. pete hegseth is all over this story. steve: pete, have you met

chattanooga.e we have a company getti intin ty to launch an outstanding futures exchange in a little bit here. great place to be. and in fact, miller told me he was going to invite you to play with us at the honors. >> since i was a kid, going through the smokeys, i've always loved tennessee. one of my favorite places. honestly it's beautiful i love it. >> hey, bob. you're a businessman too and there are some concerns about the economy, what's happening. we saw the gdp numbers revised yesterday to lower than. expected for the fourth quarter. also, warren buffett was with us yesterday talking about what he sees when it comes to the the bnsf loadings. watches those on a daily basis when you take out the flooding in the midwest, even before that they were starting to see a little bit of a slowdown they're looking at 15% just in that of all goods being shifted across america if you see a slowdown there, that's something to pay attention to watch how do you add it all up what do you think is happening