job but from a supposed officer from chemicals that i got when i was a now tells me there's a big macon they can save a nickel couple of. reports of a minister and put the japanese talking on the fourth page for the main gun it's a thirty seven zero room still used the explosion room to them over and. over their head like this very carefully crammed with. by the end of day to the ground commander colonel shrimp who had been wounded by shrapnel during his landing the day before rallied his troops to capture the airport runway as affectively cut the enemy defenses into. day three began with an easier landing of additional marines at the western shore as the american forces began to outflank the japanese defenders that morning a chance of that was taking place in the skies nearby. a flight of hellcat fighter planes on routine patrol from the aircraft carrier lexington accidentally intercepted a formation of twenty japanese he cried is based from the nearby morphologic. the japanese were on a mission to bomb and strafe the tower landing force. by ten o five that morning the americans had sh

we caught up with him in macon, georgia. >> three rules of the day don't mess with my wife, don't sit my hammond bt. >> the rock legend, the good old days were filled with good times and great music. a lot of it here at the big house. >> we thought, we should go find us a big huge house, you know, big what we call a big huge hippie crash pad. >> today that big house is a museum. a testament to the allman brothers band. >> every time i look somewhere it brings back a different memory. >> but allman is here for more than just a tropical down memory lane. he's taping a public service announcement for merck about hepatitis c, a disease he said he got after years of heavy partying and risky behavior. >> they think i got it from an early tattoo. >> he wasn't diagnosed until a decade later. >> i started to get real tired. energy just ain't there. >> for years the virus lived undetected in his system. doing irreversible damage to his liver. after ten years of failed treatments allman developed cancer and he needed a new liver. >> they put me on the liver list and in five months and five days

to start talking after mistaking the rebels in benghazi and pro productive people here in st louis macon my god has said that he believes there is for peaceful solution of this crisis with both sides say they are ready for negotiations with the knees are now ready to provide an appropriate location for tolls but people actually extremely exhausted after months of devastating war which has already taken many many lives and has actually completely destroyed the country's infrastructure. well the libyan war is already causing divisions in washington with lawmakers demanding obama explain his charge into libya and account for the expense and lack of progress but political radio host carmen russel's the chancellor says he doesn't believe congress will really pull the plug. the problem is that when there was a prior lawsuit during clinton's foray into the former yugoslavia dennis crucifixion of a group of other congressmen even at that time filed a very similar lawsuit saying that it was illegal and it went to a district court but the district court said end of the individual congressman did n

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the company just expanded to joplin after starting a mini tech boom in tiny macon, missouri. >> i wasand a short time later they're writing enterprpre software for fortune 500 companies. >> reporter: such as alex ross working as a f ft food fry cook. >> i never really completely understood what a programmer was before that time. it's challenged me to do things that i didn't know i could do. >> reporter: so far they've brought 60 jobs to macon and at president clinton's cgi america they're committing 1,000 jobs in rural missouri over the next five years. how much promise is there in this idea of in-sourcing, of bringing jobs to rural america. >> oh, a lot. you save so much on labor and there's no real problem with disfans. if you can put them in rural america, the idea of putting a thousand jobs in joplin which goodness knows needs it now because of the tornado is a wonderful, wonderful, wonderful idea. >> reporter: big dreams in small communities that need them. >> there is a great amount of hope and we want to tap into that. >> reporter: for "good morning america," jake tapper, abc n

the city still wants other unions to macon sessions so it can close 115 million dollar budget deficitolice need help finding the arsonist who torched richmond martin luther king jr. middle school. last tonight fire gutted the building that was due to be torn down. the flames destroyed equipment and materials that were supposed to be moved into the new building. >> cheering crowd greeted first lady michelle obama outside the clairemont hotel in berkeley this morning. she addressed supporters for her husband rehe hex campaign. she attend add fundraising luncheon in san francisco. headlines tonight. >> now that the sun is finally out major news about how to protect ourselves from it. if you put all the trust in sun screen the government now says you may have been misled and both testing and labels need to change as a result. one american dies of melanoma skin cancer every hour and non-melanoma skin cancer now top 1 million new cases per year. so today after other countries have changed ingredient the fda decided to do it as well. here's lisa stark. >> all these year we have been slatheri

how trained are they to defend these barrels that macon taken any of these wastes.rea is cleared, it still exists, it's still there. chief tucker is the one that's responsible for this area. chief tucker is a very experienced fire chief, he saw and learned what happened in 2000 and the previous fires. and they have modelled these things and are sdoing everything they can to be prepared if there's some kind of emergency situation where a fire might get anywhere near this. one of the things that can happen with a crown fire is go out and throw embers out, even in an area where there's not trees. if an ember landed on the top of one of these canvas tents, it would just burn a hole. it wouldn't start the entire canvas tent on fire, anything like that. they' done research on what kind of foam to to encase it, even if a fire was there. >> well, senator, this is your home state. i know you have stuck it out and stayed out there to be with those folks. i may want to call you up a little later this week if you're still around to catch up and check back in and see how the sta

good old days was filled with good times and great music and a lot of it here at the big house in maconppie crash pad. >> reporter: today, that big house is a museum. a testament to the almond brothers band. >> every time i look somewhere, it brings back a different memory, you know? things all torn apart here. >> reporter: he is here more than a just a stroll down memory lane. taping a drug announcement for hepatitis c he says he got after partying and risky behavior. >> they think i might have got it from an early at that time took. >> reporter: he wasn't diagnosed more than a decade later. >> i started getting real tired, you know? energy just ain't there. >> reporter: for years, the virus lived undetected in his system. all the while doing irreversible damage to his liver. after treatments, he needed a new liver. >> they put me on a list. in five dayears and 29 days the found me a new river. >> your energy comes back a little bit of a time. it's so much better than it was. >> reporter: he still has hepatitis c, but he is living with it and while a liver transplant is no picnic, it's

we need to i have an agenda i call macon in america america. miniview high-five when you make it and to win the game you'll ace the test. you're going to get the job, you're going to make it. but it also means base. we need to make it. we need to manufactured in america. we need to create good manufacturing jobs in america so we have a lot of people paying into social security, you know, that we have people enrolled, so we have a cash flow -- you know, social security is a pay-as-you-go program. adapted and 35 and shortly thereafter was a pay-as-you-go program. with 15 people, 16 people supporting one person. now we have three people supporting 1%. that's why we have the financial problems social security, which we've got to solve. and solving it, we have to make sure it's available, even if it is not as much as we would like. we've got to do what is fiscally responsible for her children, grandchildren and great grandchildren at the same time, make sure we have the guarantee for seniors so they can live. yes, ma'am. [inaudible] >> three cards b

this will result in chaotic regulation of federal waters, many of which macon flict with interstate commerce. perhaps even more important is the dramatic expansion of state jurisdiction this amendment would have. this is also an issue that was discussed back and forth during the committee during our markup, whether or not, both at the subcommittee level and the full committee level, whether or not this would create challenges for the expansion of state jurisdiction. the current law only allows for the delegation of exact authorities of the administrator. the exact authorities of the administrator, not the flexibility to create the state's own laws to implement the act. i think that's one of the distinctions that we have walked over during this debate. it's also important to recognize that the federal o.c.s. is different from on shore state borders. where states do have this type of flexibility in setting their state implementation plans. we talked in committee once again about the submerged lands act and outer continental shelf lands act, they were enacted for this very reason, to federalize

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