the glory days of connor and macon enrow. >> i played enough match that's two best points here or theregoing to make any dent if my life or career. >> he's committed to his work with children under the roger federer foundation banner. he fors the australia open ranked as the best player in the world, clearly on the downside of his career, but he has conquered the auso four types, and he has a good shot at number five. >> i'm not the defending champion, and i should be able to play more freely. >> so now with the pressure off of federer, he has an impressive resume with the hiring of his new coach. stefan. >> it's always solid routines, and it will fit in nicely to that, and i'm excited that he's taken up the offer because i didn't think that he was going to do it. because he's got a life, you know, he doesn't need this. and for me, clearly, it's very exciting to have a part of the team and i'm looking forward to every week i'll spend with him on the tour this year. >> for a player who has dominated the sport for his career, his biggest competition is father time and he hopes to turn bac

it's the macon ga unfold the mosque it's not so much to france's president course but we don't he is the kitty and puppy that makes it easy to get an easy contrast with a look at what to expect his son and chance the eye. a televised address to the french nation understand the fashion fads it's a p requisite for the president of the republic and traditionally no bikini te kiri connect to the people like the two heads of state before him close while elite and just leave it that domestic crisis. santi faster december two thousand and two eighteen months by the presence and show my heated pan. the faster the country's far right to reach the second round of presidential elections. in june two thousand and two was the year of disputes. it is also leader of a re awakening of republican values. that's the festive descended two thousand and eight. morale was low as the deepening financial crisis engulfed the country. they then present in the class of cozy the screens to reassure the nation the global international crises has brought its fair share of suffering. and i understand my role in th

mess or something positive you know because then if the wind tomorrow say it you know what i think macon always is cool if you don't think every challenge will be in the books the whole i mean. one of two since most popular videos is every book in the world a parody of. the way the song every girl in the world the video was created as part of a book giveaway. me. in no. way . in this day and age we have so many more outlets that people didn't have years ago you had and people come out on camera thinking they own thing you know now you can sort of create the change you want to see i got to say you know you can become that thing that you want to change and broadcasting for the world but to a kid and wonder about and i thought about some similar could you imagine what would mom became of you hate you to write you know i just like the chains i couldn't care about that so no we just want to show kids that it's a lot more to put on in that we do stand for money you can be united you can be you can really let your voice be heard. with a variety of problems facing new orleans you there isn't an

john: to macon and, more equal? most americans say raise minimum wage.at these protesters want. ♪ Ñ@ç@çpçpçpç÷ñoxmhmhyhyhyhyh john: unions and fast-food workers have been holding raise the minimum wage protests. >> i need to be able to support my family. john: i want her to support her family and 66 percent of americans want the minimum wage raise. valdez protestors say it could be $15? some people told me it ought to be more. >> $20? just make it 20 then companies can go from there. >> for the moment obama said just wants to dollars and $0.10. it is hard to live on $7.25 so who opposes a raise? this woman does gingrich benjamin works for a the think tank the most fertile you want $10? >> it is a great start. washington state has the minimum-wage and their economy is no worse than ours so yes. it is great. john: what is wrong with that? >> that is washington state. we need to let companies decide what it is correct. john: you made a comment that it is good to raise the wage to attend and wine at 100? >> exactly. at its very core hiking the minimum wa

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host: thanks very much for joining us from macon, georgia. the luck to you.easth is joining us from providence, rhode island. this is a live picture of the u.s. capitol. yes, the snow has come back to washington, d.c. air.r: i am coming on the athink president obama is good stock -- is a good president. it was a very good speech. republicans have to learn a little more not to cut him down. -- iieve that he should think you should make it $15 an hour instead of $10 for hasoyees, but i think he done a good job. i was with him all the way. somelad that he's getting help. i'm going to have maybe a little problem when we go to the olympics in sochi. i heard somebody say that we might have two ships out there waiting if anything goes wrong. host: we do. in fact, the u.s. navy sent those ships there. they are in the black sea to be used for any security precautions needed in sochi or in the surrounding area. thanks very much for the call. from one of our viewers again, one of our many comments. you can check it out at #c-spanchat. from politico, there is this read a

there has been a threat of military action, that macon vince assad that he cannot do. but you have kerry talking about pressure points, trying to isolate assad, trying to convince the syrian delegation here his allies and assad himself that he cannot act with impunity, and if he does diplomatically it would be too difficult for him to survive. but it has failed so far, and so the u.s. is trying to scrounge for other tools whether it's with the opposition or themselves, but the opposition doesn't have it right now. >> nick, appreciate it. as always, nick schifrin in montreux, switzerland. let's go to a professor of modern middle east history. let me gauge how you feel overall about this process. on a scale of one to ten, ten being very useful, how useful is this conference? >> this conference is basically on the part of the americans that they have no policy at this point. there is no function that this is going to fulfill. the problem is this: everyone is coming to this conference with a different set of expectations. syrian government is saying, okay, we're going to c

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. >> gregory macon is serving 40 years for murder. he's been at stateville since 1985. he remembers when the prison had regular programs including theatrical and musical performances that used to take place here in the now long abandoned prison auditorium. >> the musical program was a great thing because of the fact we would have competition against other penitentiaries. and stateville was always number one. in here it's like a cage of awaiting execution because there's nothing for a man to do and no programs or nothing. you're just sitting here like a commodity. you know, a price tag on your forehead with nothing to do. >> rehabilitation, what's that? they erased that south of the dictionary here. there's no such thing as rehabilitation. it's about money. it's all about money. if they can keep a number on you and keep you in here, they get their check and that's it. this is a new cattle drive. >> this is not the place where we want to do services to inmates to get them reintegrated back into society. stateville's not that place. we don't have all those things to offer

indiana has figured out a way to clear snow, this remote-controlled snow blower was created by aaron maconer. >> jeff bezos will be calling him. >>> time now for weather and over to our atlanta affiliate wsb brad nitz. >> another snowstorm, the second in three days, in chicago, depending on where you were, a foot to a foot and a half. the snow continues to fall, and the winds are blowing with this arctic air. look at these wind chill temperatures this morning, 52 below in duluth, 48 below in fargo and the cold ar air will continue to dive to the southeast. tomorrow morning, 8:00 a.m., wind chills 57 below in minneapolis. with these type of temperatures and wind chill readings, your frostbite will set in, your skin would freeze in about five minutes. that cold goes all of the way to the south. deep south, temperatures in the 20s from atlanta even houston, 29 degrees. as we head through the next couple of mornings. wind chills and that cold air tracks to the east, by tuesday morning, we have 15 below wind chill readings. all of the way down to 13 below in atlanta where some wind chill adviso

they say he must macon sessions by thursday evening or face renewed protests. the main rally points in key every are, the first independence square, where thousands have protested since november. in the area leading to the parliament building is where most of the recent clashes have taken place, including the violent ones on wednesday night. we are in kiev. the opposition being very clear about what that it is they want to get out of this meeting. >> that's right. you were referring to the different places that have been making the news. behind me, independence square, thousands of people waiting to see what comes out of the talks which were scheduled to start around three hours ago between the president and leaders of the opposition parties. just in the last half hour, those opposition leaders have gone back to try secure a meeting because it didn't happen the first time around. for more, i'm joined by an opposition member of parliament. what can you tell me about exactly where the negotiations are going or if they're going to happen at all. >> hello. negotiat

houston and new orleans and which could see upwards to half an inch of ice and 1 to 3 of snow, and macongeorgia, up to raleigh, and even up through south carolina and you will see it here in our region, but in columbia, they are preparing for snow, and they could get upwards of 3 to 6 inches of snow, and that system is going to move off shore. now, let's discuss how that system will affect us. no advisories for us, but this area of low pressure is moving close to the coast, and the best chances of snow are southern maryland to the neck, and ocean city, and norfolk and virginia beach. virginia beach could pick up 4 to 8 inches of snow here, and if it moves to the north and the west, it could impact us, and some of us will see the snow to today, and tomorrow night, and into the day wednesday. and 20 degrees for a high, and cold tuesday and 26 on wednesday and chance of snow early, and 33 on thursday, and 44 on friday, and then we get out of the freezer. 47 on saturday, and right now, super bowl sunday, a high of 46 with rain showers that are going to be likely. guys, stay warm. >> we will

i see it in macon, georgia every day.doesn't even realize that she's doing anything wrong. it's abusive and invasive. the video will be out there forever. sergeant john wells is president of the omaha police association, which put their video on their cite. mark hill and wendy walsh also join us. sergeant wells, i know this video was on facebook before it was posted on your site. but many disagree with you. how do you defend the decision to put this out there? >> great question, don. first of all, this video was public. it was on a person's facebook page. it was public for anyone to view at the time unedited. one of our followers tipped us off about this video. the whole point behind our facebook page and our website is to give the public not necessarily the national public because this has obviously received a lot of attention, law abiding citizens and voters an unfiltered view of what law enforcement deals with in the city of omaha on a day-to-day basis. some of that is uplifting. some of it is humorous. some of it is s

david bratt, the perfectly named chairman of the department of business and economics at randolph macon college. bratt tells the national review that he's going to run a primary campaign against cantor because cantor voted for the maury-ryan budget deal and when it comes to repealing the affordable care act, quote, he hasn't moved the ball down the field at all. congressman bratt, i can't wait for that title. up next, you think you hate congress? you do not hate congress more than former defense secretary robert gates does. that's next. hey mom. yeah? we've got allstate, right? uh-huh. yes! well, i found this new thing called... [ dennis' voice ] allstate quickfoto claim. [ normal voice ] it's an app. you understand that? just take photos of the damage with your phone and upload them to allstate. really? so you get [dennis' voice] a quicker estimate, quicker payment, [normal voice] quicker back to normal. i just did it. but maybe you can find an app that will help you explain this to your...father. [ vehicle approaches ] [ dennis ] introducing quickfoto claim. just another way allstate

this remote-controlled snow blower was created by aaron macon.emote control lawn now mower. he made it for snow use by adding chains to the tires. very clever. lazy fellow. >> he's going to make a million dollars. >> jeff bezos will be calling him. >> exactly. >>> time now for weather and over to our atlanta affiliate wsb's brad nitz. brad? >>> talking about this extreme cold that's coming in. along the leading edge of that, another snowstorm, the second in three days, in chicago, but depending on where you were, a foot to a foot and a half. on thursday. another 3 to 4 inches over night. the snow continues to fall, and the winds are blowing with this arctic air. look at these windchill temperatures this morning, 52 below in duluth, 48 below in fargo, and the cold arctic air and strong winds will continue to dive to the southeast. so, tomorrow morning, 8:00 a.m., wind chills 57 below in minneapolis. with these types of temperatures and wind chill readings, your frostbite will set in, your skin would freeze in about five minutes. now, that cold goe

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reaction joining us from may macon, georgia. from washington the host of fnc media buzz kirtz. how do you see, this howard? >> bob gates is perfectly entitled to rip barack obama on policy. absolute betrayal to reveal private conversations with a president who trusted him to give confidential advice. and gates has always been a classy guy. that's what's surprising here. how can a president rely on his inner circle in times of war and peace if they are gathering material for a best-seller? >> now, i assume your reference to a private conversation is a portion of the book and, again, the "the washington post" is reporting this. i haven't read the book and neither have you. that says in a meeting with gates both barack obama and hillary clinton admitted they were against the surge in iraq, which worked because of political reasons. is that what you are referring to? >> he primarily seems to hang that on hillary, yes. that's a prime example of what i would call betrayal. >> shouldn't american people know that the temperament of their leaders is now being dictated by politics instea

first of all, if i macon graduate late you and wish you good luck on your new hour on the new hour ofn so long since we have seen each other. the last time was more than five years. >> oh yeah it was in vegas. the most spectacular concert i have ever been to in my entire life. >> hi, greta, mike tyson about the show and nobody deserves it more than you. >> hey, greta, it's your friend chris jenner. oh, chris jenner. wow, that's fun. did i hear you are going to have a it new time slot where it's a little bit earlier; is that right? >> yep. it's right now in fact, it's 7 p.m. eastern. so when you come to town we can go out to dinner afterwards. >> oh my god every single time i come to town you say you can't have dinner because you have to work. i'm so sick of that excuse because that's the same one i give when i'm here. >> yet, i'm so proud to be part of this, wish you good luck in this great new time slot. >> you know, larry, i learned all my interviewing techniques, i can never do it as well as you can. cnn. and i appreciate all you have done for me. >> well, greta, now i have tips fo

we got on the road at macon at 2 a.m. heading this way. and our mission for the four-crew team i have out here, these two humvees, our mission was i-75 between 285 south all the way up to i-20. right through there. that's what we've been running up and down for the night, trying to find stranded motorists, help them out any way we can. let them know what's available. >> reporter: what is this you're holding here? >> for the ones that need it, we've got the meals ready to eat. what we call the mres. these are just -- it's got stuff in there. just basic nutrition. that's what your soldiers are eating in afghanistan when they're out on patrols and everything else. >> reporter: they can open it and start eating it? >> they can open it up. there are parts in there -- everything that's in there, they can go ahead and start to eat. if they have water with them or we can give them water, they can heat it up with the heater that's activated by water here. we do that as well. >> reporter: you're going to be out here all day? >> you know, we'll have

. >> yeah this is the invention of aaron macon, says he built it so he could clear his driveway withoutf his home. here's what i want to know, is he outside? if i can do it, like, watching it through a window, i'm good f i still have to go outside? >> come on, the real, just, feeling of accomplishment by making your own. come on the >> yeah, i get it. i get t >> especially the timing of if is really good, lucky to have it this week, fort wayne, indiana, got more than seven inches of snow. you are right. to be inside would be a -- >> much easier. look at this, huge sinkhole in hawaii. it triggered -- triggered by rain. you see the hole now. we are gonna pan over around when the camera moves in again, look into that hole. white pickup truck, collapsed inside. amazingly, the driver climbed out, sent to a hospital with just a few injuries, minor injuries. she says the road just swallowed her up. she is very fortunate to get out of that hole. >> those sinkholes are huge, amazing how they seem to just pop up. >> again, the advice is do not drive through standing water because you think you kn

cap corn records was headquartered in macon and musicians like the allman brothers band were headquartered in georgia. a lot became supporters of carter and helped spread the word of his campaign. a broad interest in the arts. he listened to classical music but they both also had an interest in more sort of vernacular southern music as well. >> the people who keep these kinds of statistics say that first lady carter had three dozen specific interviews with media organizations and 22 press conferences during their term in office. we will see one of the instances when she talked to reporters after the president signed the executive order establishing the mental health commission. >> as you probably know, for the past year and a half, a little more i have campaigned all over the country. my biographical schedule had a little paragraph that said i was interested in mental health. everywhere i went if people had a good program they wanted me to see it. i had a chance to see things happening all over this country that are good. i also had some things happening that i thought needed help. i hope

>> iran's going to have to macon sessions on enrichment.he issue is whether we accept the reality that iran's going to do some enrichment. it's going to have to be limited, but they can do some. the position of prime minister netanyahu and some in congress is absolutely no enrichment, they have to dismantle everything. that would be ideal, except iran's never going to agree to it, they'd rather be attacked than agree with that. you have to accept the reality that there will be some enrichment. they already admit, the people in congress that sanctions won't make iran stop enrichment entirely and you can demonstrate that a military attack won't force iran to top enrichment entirely, so this debate just needs to be had more fully. right now, there isn't much of a debate, people in the senate don't really understand the details of this, they're just doing what other people are urging them to do without much debate. >> thank you very much for being with us this morning. >> thank you. >> that is george perkvich, he is with the endowment for inter

you've got to macon serve tif terrain choices. >> my friend, i'm glad to be speaking with you today.and safe skiing out there ahead of you. okay? >> definitely. hopefully others can learn from it too. i'm 300 yards off the highway. just, yeah, i hope other people can realize with 15 minutes of hiking you can be in a danger zone. >> absolutely. good point to make. lance, thanks for joining us today from denver. >> what a story. >>> now to another incredible story. a young woman impacting her world. she's barely a teenager but has vision to spare. she's working to help those in need. meet 13-year-old mcclain hermez. lover of all things justin bieber and fierce competitive swimmer. mcclain is legally blind. her vision began to fail when she was eight. doctors say in a few years she won't be able to see at all. this seventh grader from georgia doesn't want your sympathy. >> can you hand me that black and white shoe? >> she wants your old shoes n. 2009 her father showed her an article about footwear soles being recycled. >> they were giving a $5 discount for turned in shoes. >> we give th

audrey is joining us from macon, georgia. good morning. caller: good morning.ent is on smoking. i started at a young age. no one ever forced me. it was a choice that i made. it is a choice that we all make great i have worked in the industry. i made up my mind three months before my daughter turned 21. i was going to quit smoking on her 21st birthday. for those three months, i chain-smoked. one right behind another. day, she turned 21, i have not smoked since. host: do you miss it? caller: no, but i enjoyed everyone that i lit up. it was not something that was forced on me. it was a choice that i made. we all make these choices and we know that they are not healthy. host: what about the surgeon general warning? do you think it has made a difference? caller: no, we still make our own choices. you can tell me to stand out in the middle of the street and a car will hit me, but it is my choice. host: ok. thank you for the call. we will come back to more of your calls and comments on this anniversary. "newsmakers"nder, will follow us at 10:00. we will discuss the la

we set a number of those records yesterday, athens, columbus and macon not only the lowest lows with temperatures in the single digits, but the highs for the day, all of those 29 degrees, and that was so cold as a high temperature, it beat all these records going some cases back over 100 years. today, milder for the so you, that's some great news and a trend for the country is going to be to slowly warm up, so that's one thing we'll watch. we'll talk about the temperatures coming up. we have another system pushing into the northwest bringing some really beneficial rain, so we have a couple of different good stories, as we get out to today, trying to find that silver lining where i can. back to you guys. >> nicole, thank you very much. tens of thousands of people in new york city have no place to call home and the now the homeless situation dealing with that near zero-degree weather. we look at their nightly struggle just to survive. >> it's a full house at the mission for the homeless. in extremely cold conditions, the shelter opens its dining room and chapel to accommodate demand. t

aaron macon said he built it so he could clear his driveway without leaving the comfort of his own homeeekend, of course, ft. wayne, indiana got up to 7 inches of snow. i wonder if the signal works through the window. if i could stay inside we're golden. >> i'm with you. >> but if i've got to go outside, i might as well pick up the shovel. that's just me. >> you know, this is one of those must see moments that it just came down to the right person watching at the right time. >> and the family headed to miami for the holidays. big brother anthony wanted to surprise his family with tickets to see the heat play. he worked two jobs to save up the cash for the tickets. finally he shelled out $1,000 for tickets he found from a guy on craigslist. >> you probably find out where this is going. turns out the tickets weren't real. a local news station did a story and a person donated four center court tickets. >> it's been a roller coaster, up, down, mainly down so far. but thank you so much for whoever that is if i can ever do anything for you i would do it in a heartbeat. >> that's really nice.