the macon and western down to macon and eventually savannah. railroads, that is what he wanted to do. the plan was succeeding. sherman'she book on calvary. it reminds us that ithe line was cut from a gum rate in mid july,y in cutting 26 miles or so. it was out of operation for at least a month. mcpherson wered going east of atlanta, that is ey dissented on stone mountain. east.on the 1 hood, on his first full day of command, faced this situation 'sth at least four or thomas division and corps south of the peachtree creek. most of thomas's army was north of peachtree creek. corps coming in from decatur. hood saw an opportunity to attack peachtree on july 20. as castille said, they actually had favorable odds with the attack again around 4 p.m., but they werrepulsed by the end of the day. mcpherson was approaching from the east. we talked about the perils of colorization. here he is colorized in great photograph. in fort wheeler, they were joined by cleburne. cleburne was thrown in on a night march to help buttress. wheeler's troopers were trying

the macon and western down to macon and eventually savannah. cut the railroads, that is what he wanted to do. the plan was succeeding. there is the book on sherman's calvary. it reminds us that the line was cut from montgomery in mid july, cutting 26 miles or so. it was out of operation for at least a month. when sherman and mcpherson were going east of atlanta, they cended on stone mountain. more on the east. hood, on his first full day of command, faced this situation with at least four or thomas's division and corps south of the peachtree creek. most of thomas's army was north -- south of the peachtree creek. most of thomas's army was north of peachtree creek. mcpherson's army corps coming in schofield coming in from the northeast. mcpherson's army corps coming in from decatur. hood saw an opportunity to attack peachtree on july 20. as castille said, they actually had favorable odds with the attack again around 4 p.m., but they repulsed by the end of the day. mcpherson was approaching from the east. we talked about the perils of colorization

macon: thank you. i am joined in the spin room with two of our reporters.ith you.ant to start you were at the extraordinary press availability earlier today. where donald trump called that of clinton'sting chief accusers. what surprised you tonight? do think he did well enough to stave off some of the crazy criticism? macon, this was donald trump going nuclear. thead his backup against wall. it came out just on friday. it really set the tone and decided be rest of the candidacy. we have seen over the past 24 hours, the conservative movement with republican after republican backing away from his candidacy. out overeen this play the past 24 hours. the bottom line is this, we walked in less than two hours before the start of the debate having no clue what we were walking into. literallyaccusers sitting next to the candidate himself. his tone was dark, his tone was serious, and his tone was on." ially, "ring in whether that is enough to bring back the republicans who left them, i do not think so. talking to some of them, quite candidly they are frazzled and sca

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larry macon, sr. is the pastor of mount zion church. he and others have signed up to share their support of the levy to the community. >> when you talk about what group of people or institution has the greatest number of people during the week it is the churches. reform cleveland schools. if the levy passes the district says it will be able to further improvements that include increasing technology in the classroom, recruiting and retaining teachers and principals and preparing students for jobs and college. if the levy fails the district says it will be forced to cut $65 million annually from the budget and those cuts will include teacher, staff, and programs. >> what are the most important member of our churches happen to cleveland schools. >> reporter: district officials told me that faith leaders were crucial in helping the levy pass last time. the voting for issue 108 happens on november 8. shanice dunning, cleveland 19. >> mark: it does not look like the school district cleveland teachers union will have a contract before the vote

what you think, macon? >> this'll be the issue in terms of substance versus style.hat we're seeing is the immediate reaction that this was a win for mike pence's big knowledge meant that he came across as smooth and polished and prepared. that was a good thing. but his answer is when dissected er t next wife hours, that will be the interesting thing. the other thing we have to look at, whose mind was changed by the debate? there may be a better groundswell of enthusiasm, a very tumultuous campaign. but has he really change any minds tonight, i am not so sure. we will have to gauge that over the next week. john: thank you very much, john heilemann here in the studio live onna brazile, bloomberg television, and also live streaming on twitter before debate, -- before the during, and after. thank you for watching. donna, thank you for being here. promoter inat self addition to being a great promoter for the democratic party. ♪ ♪ john: this is john heilemann and vicehalperin back at the presidential debate come on the one and only as we have been reminded tonight. broadc

. >> there was one article in our macon paper about a lady that lives maybe 2 2 miles fromom he. her husband had passed away, and he had had a rare form of canancer. before he died, shehed both their hair tested, and it came up very high in some heavy metal elements.s. and so she had her water tested. we thought sure that's not our problem, but we e might as well have it tesested. >> donna sent her water here, to the university of georgia's water testing facility. using sophisticated instruments, technicians like jake mower are able to determine what elements are present iin a water sample. >> donna welch and i have spoken many times. she had a--a very elevated amount of uranium in her well water. she also had radon in her water and radon in her home air. so her family was exposed to quite a bit of environmental toxicity. uranium will break down to radon, radium. they are classified as carcinogens. i think it would be very interesting t to find out exacty what the source of thehe uranium contamination is, largely because her case was a little severe. i think it's a little unusual

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the two sides of in macon media merger. at&t and time warner are trying to play out how their 85 point really just $85.4 billion merger will help customers per time warner not only owns the warner bros. movie studio but hbo, and cnn. at&t has a business, directv a popular internet service. is the latest big media acquisition by major cable or phone company. analyst, public interest groups and some politicians a combining the two giants would hurt consumers in the long run it could potentially raise antitrust issues. if anything does it is anything but a done deal. regulars will have to sign off on any acquisition.>>> adjuster going on over the dakota access pipeline construction. saturday over 80 protesters were arrested during a large law enforcement authorities in north dakota say a helicopter they were using to monitor protests was approached by a drone in a threatening manner. the sheriff's office said those inside the helicopter feared for their life spent the drone operator eventually landed the device after law enfor

macon, georgia, a lot of famous musicians come from, wgxa, inductee, his hit tutti-frutti was in the national hit of congress? >> little richard. >> you got it! you got to sell it, man. this r&b singer reported "little tenderness and sitting on the dock of the bay. >> otis redding. >> you got it! >> tiebreaker. >> this rock band founded by two broefrs from florida named dwayne >> allman? >> you're a winner. happening right now, donald trump's taxes. this morning, we are getting a first glimpse inside a portion of the tax returns he refused to make public. the documents sent anoll mousily to the "new york times." a $916 million hit to his earnings in 1995 may have allowed trump to legally avoid paying income taxes for up to 18 years. >>> official warn of a threat of an earthquake there after a series of small tremors under fault. >>> and time for football in london. the jaguars and colts facing off at wembley. this is the fourth year that nfl teams will bring american football to london. >> i think you need to read that in a british accent. >> it would not be pretty. i can't do it. i

i want to go to chris jansing, live to us from macon, georgia, where she's been talking with early votersat are you hearing? what issues are important to them? >> they're really anxious to get their vote counted. it does matter a lot. in 2012, half the georgia's voters, almost half voted early. this like hat not been any shorten than what you have seen. we have a waiting area. there's still people standing outside. seven out of the last eight presidents were republican, but could it turn this time? well, maybe, so i wanted to ask them the question, donald trump put it out there. is this going to be a fair election? donald trump says he thinks this election could be rigged. do you think so? >> no, because i think they put every precause in place. i mean, they've got very diligent about, you know, how things are set up. >> checking i.d.s? >> right, right. >> to say that an event such as the voting for our president to be rigged, i think there's too many safeguards in place. i don't think that's possible. >> it's very possible. it's been going on for years and years. >> reporter: really? >>

some of the neighbors showed up with this boat, took it down the road here, down macon street -- apologize the engine noise. but they made it down the street and removed what little they could. anything they could salvage and that includes their pet ferret who is, believe it or not, in the bed of the truck. but if you look at what we're seeing, remember, almost five days after hurricane matthew swept through the area people are still reeling. there are still people trying to get into their homes, we watched as firefighters were going house to house aboard small boats, they would look in a window and force a window or door open, clear it, make sure there was nobody inside and they would tie a little piece of caution tape on the door to make sure everybody knows things are okay and it is clear. people are still willing to stay in their homes, some houses are a bit higher, officials are not able to force them to leave they are okay to stay there but they're encouraged to leave. the main message, though, that people want to share with the rest of the country, there's an incredible level of res

this morning after an overnight shooting on cleveland'st argument on west 9 8th between zimmer and macon another person went outside to see what was going on and found one man shot. he was taken to metra. -- metro. no word on his condition. >>> a man is dead after a police shooting in the parking lot of a lowe's. police say someone at the store recognized him as someone who was wanted by police. when police arrived they saw suspect in the driver's seat and he backed into one of the officer's motorcycles. suspect drove off. he crashed and later died. one officer had a minor injury. police have not released the man's name. >>> just two days after is a- year-old sun -- 15-year-old sunny patel was laid to rest daveion perry was charged with working with the -- murdering the teen. perry went in front of the judge whoa cap hurd him smiling and laughing and shaking his head. other robberies in the area. >>> time is 6:11. dramatic landing. a pilot forced to land his main landing gear failed and this was caught on tape. that's coming up in the morning news feed. >> need a gift for someone who has

chris jansing is in macon, georgia. 2008 john mccain, obama won it. 2012, mitt romney won 53-45. >> yeahstay that's state largely red form the question is, can they turn it blue? there's been a heavy interest, lots of early registration. take a look. it's been packed from the very start. those are the folks waiting in line. there's a big line outside, then you have folks who are waiting, waiting. there's a second part of waiting. seven of eight elections where it's been republican, but the clinton campaign is looking seriously at whether or not they have a serious chance here. they don't think they're ahead in spite of that poll, but they think they have a shot. what do you think they've been watching? it's going to have to be quick. so essentially the election is here, we're going to look at, are they expending money here? they've only had one small ad buy so far. will they move bodies in here? they already have 39 people on the ground, but that's also working on other campaigns, statewide campaign. will they moving hillary clinton-specific people here to work. it will be something tees

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this was the scene at around 11:00 last night on macon street where a person was reportedly shot in the head. you can see from the video, a car door is open and it is unclear if the victim was sitting in the car or standing next to it. no word on that person's condition, but responding officers were asking several witnesses to be interviewed by homicide detectives. >>> a 13-year-old boy is morning after being hit while sitting inside his apartment. fox25's jessica reyes live in chelsea this morning live with more on where that bullet came from. jess, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, gene. all happened at bellingham and shamut street in chelsea just after 8:30. we spoke with that 13-year-old boy's brother and he said a car pulled out right outside this park. someone got out of the car and started shooting and he believe another person was shooting from inside the car. several fired. about seven or eight. one of which ended up in the side of this building. it went through the wall and ended up hitting that 13-year-old boy in the shoulder. >> i ran to my house, and then i see my br

reporter: yeah, and yesterday, you know, i was in a heavily african-american city in the center in macony of these people consider themselves deeply faithful. they think that as christians, they're called to do a very thorough assessment, and they're called to vote. one of the things i've heard from pastors is people are feeling terrible because they're not sure they can vote for either presidential candidate. >> thank you very much, chris. a fascinating report today on battleground america. the great series. thank you. >> reporter: thanks. >>> any minute now, president obama will hold a news conference with the italian prime minister. you see them testing out the microphones getting things set up. a lovely day. can't say that enough, in washington, dc, and throughout the east coast, honestly. >>> coming up, comments from both president obama and italy's prime minister. narrator: adventure can be found anywhere but the best place to start is in the forest. kubo: i spy something beginning with..."s" beetle: snow. kubo: no. beetle: snow covered trees. monkey: nothing to do with snow. narra

hillary clinton is looking at georgia as potentially gettable in places like here in atlanta and also in maconrican-american evangelicals prone to support hillary clinton, but seem to be energized to work against donald trump. >> jesus junction in atlanta. georgia is potentially a swing state this year. >>> coming up, donald trump making claims the election is rigged and making claims about voter fraud. how many voters are buying it? that's the most important number of the day. now that fedex has helped us simplify our e-commerce, we could focus on bigger issues, like our passive aggressive environment. we're not passive aggressive. hey, hey, hey, there are no bad suggestions here... no matter how lame they are. well said, ann. i've always admired how you just say what's in your head, without thinking. very brave. good point ted. you're living proof that looks aren't everything. thank you. welcome. so, fedex helped simplify our e-commerce business and this is not a passive aggressive environment. i just wanted to say, you guys are doing a great job. what's that supposed to mean? fedex. helping

over 700 pieces of large equivalent and close 124 maintenance barns, and shut down three offices in macon, in willow springs, and in joplin, and all three of those have in common that they are all three .n rural missouri a bipartisan funding solution with knowledgeable members of both parties. one senator is in the audience today, and the leaders of the senate and the house come twother and fill the hundred million dollar to 500 million dollar hole that has accumulated in this state annually. i look forward to working respectively with these leaders to accomplish that. moderator: i will give you 30 rebuttal if you need it. thet is not working for people of missouri. it might be working for you for your political insiders and cronies, but it is not working for the people of missouri. when they see a career spendingn like use $3.2 million to redecorate your office, they know your priorities are not the priorities of missouri, and the people what a leader who will step forward to solve these problems, chris, and that is what i'm going to do when i am governor. moderator: chris koster. mr. ko

macon, where i am, is a largely black city. but overall, look at her numbers. winning heavily among hispanics. when you look at the demographics of men versus women, she's winning women as well, not as strongly as she is nationally, but winning women enough that it offsets what's going on with the men. and honestly, trump is underperforming with men here, which is a real problem for him. look, this would be an incredible play for them. 7 of the last 8 presidents who were voted for here in georgia were republican. in 1992, when bill clinton won, he only had 43% of the vote. ross perot had something like 12%, i think. so what's the clinton campaign going to be looking at? or what should we be looking at to see whether or not the clinton campaign is really going to make a play? one thing that's already happening, according to the democratic state party chair here, he says normally democrats would be pulling people out of here to go work in north carolina. they're not doing that. they've got 39 full-time people in what they call these coordinated offices, the dnc,

pieces of large equipment enclosed 124 maintenance barns and shutdown three large division offices in macon and willow springs and joplin. all of those have commented they are in rural missouri. as soon as the selection is over, there will need to be a bipartisan funding solution with knowledgeable members of both parties. the leaders of the senate and the house must come together and fill the 200 - $500 million hole that has accumulated in the state annually and i look forward to working respectfully with these leaders to accomplish that. >> can i just say, i'll give you 30 seconds rebuttal if you need that. >> chris says i don't get it. the fact is you don't get it. what you don't get is that government isn't working. it's not working for the people of missouri. it might be working for you and the special interests but it's not working for the people of missouri. when they see it career politician, they know your priorities are not the priorities of missouri. people want a leader who is willing to step forward and address these problems and that's what i'm going to do when i'm governor. >

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macon seal carry permits valid and improve mental health treatment. >> let's take one key point therehole use of the term assault. there isn't an army on the planet that uses, for instance, an a.r. 15 unless it's modified to be automatic. it is one trigger pull, one shot. a.r. stands for arm a light. not assault rifle. because of the profile of the gun made it seem worse because of the profile. >> it's not accurate? >> it's not accurate. it's not an assault rifle. it's simply a long gun. >> so before they ban these guns, they should know exactly what type of gun they're banning. >> they don't care. the things they do know, they don't care. >> thanks so much, david. >>> if you ask black lives matter, it's an epidemic. wow. but now the head of the fbi says they don't know what they're talking about. >>> the road to the white house runs through four key states. we're mapping out where donald trump and hillary clinton stand in the most important places. that's coming up next. here's steve. [alarm clock beeping] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ look out honey... the highly advanced audi a4. ♪ ♪ ain't got time to m

pieces of larger quick and closed over 124 minutes barnes and shut down a large division office in macon , willow springs in joplin and in all three of those they have in common that they are all in rural missouri. as soon as this election is over it will be imperative that a bipartisan funding solution with knowledgeable members of both parties and the senators and leaders of the second house come together and fill the 202 met 500 million-dollar hold that has accumulated in this state annually in the department of transportation budget. i look forward to working respectfully with these leaders to a college that. >> david, can i just say chris says i don't get it. >> i will give you 30 seconds rebuttal if you need that. go-ahead. >> chris says i don't get it and the fact is, chris, you don't get it and what you don't get is that government isn't working. it's not working for the people of missouri. it might be working for you in the special interest insiders and your political cronies, but it's not what you for the people of missouri. when we see a career politician like you spend $3.2 m