american aristocracy is made up of people from all walks of life, all races and all [inaudible] the macon dream is rich in determination and destitute in diffidence. the american dream will not come to those who conform and will not come to the beach for the parasite, it will come to the self-starter in the go-getter and will not belong to the tepid only the intrepid and will more likely be the domain of the risk taker than the risk of murder. these are the lessons that i have learned in my life. these are the lessons i try to impart to every audience i speak to. i want every american from florida from oregon to washington and maine to not to know how much of a head start they have on achieving their dream. just by virtue of living in this country. i would know. i was not born here. i was not raised here. i did not go to school here and no one in my family ever lived here but i always wanted to come here and coming here is the best thing that ever happened to me for as long as i live i will never forget that in no other country on earth is my story even possible. i believe in the american

to stay in the center she said or trump macon test election results. >> i have every expectation if this is a close election whether democrat or republican the lawyers will be involved, accuser remoan use, we have been there before, 2000 election. >> both sides of course for a big margin in 2020. president trump heading to florida for a big rally. doug luzader. >>> the governor of georgia expected to sign an anti abortion bill one of the most restrictive abortion balls in the country, once a heartbeat is detected in the womb. that happens about 6 weeks. critics are you gag many women don't know they're pregnant at 6 weeks. the current law squall because abortion up to and until the 20th week of pregnancy. >>> also happening today, voters in denver will decide if that city should decriminalize the use of silo sin,psychedelic substance in magic mushrooms. the federal government classifies that substance as is a class double a drug with no medical purpose and high possibility for abuse. medical researchers found the substance can treat anxiety and depression in cancer patients. >>> florida'

press manipulation, propaganda that leads us into --se kinds of what is the benefit of this to the macon people? host: thank you for calling. once these briefings are done, do you expect any kind of legislative action from congress, even if it is a sense of revolution -- a sense of resolution regarding iran in our policy? guest: we do not accept that this week. we may see that going forward. the house and senate ready much either schedules set for the week. be, think that there could especially, a sense of and there is nothing binding and does not hold the president or congress to any specific policy. i would expect legislation like that. host: let's turn to immigration. the headline of your piece on "the hill." trump rolls out pro-american immigration plan. remind us of what the president put out there late last week. guest: the president announced his plan to overhaul the legal immigration system, transitioning it away from the family based system we have now system,e "merit-based" based on work skills and education. flat on capitol hill, even among republicans. we did not see many hig

hate speech spoony says that's the only way of getting to the root of discrimination against test macon faith minorities. i think we've got to put more emphasis on what's happening online we've got to understand that we have hate speech in this country we've got to record it and we've got to let people know that it's happening i think part of the problem is that people just aren't aware of it apart from those who are being targeted. in the dark corners of the internet you can still find traces left by the suspected attacker on the online message board where he announced the attacks for example new zealand believes that here it's also up to the big internet concerns to take action the perpetrators live stream of events on facebook went undetected at first because it's algorithm was apparently unable to differentiate the images from those of a computer game. and so for hours the government got what he most wanted international attention for his acts of mass murder be. it could be months before the suspects main trial opens. many of the relatives of the victims are hoping for a tough sente

the seventh in line to the british throne and has a n name harry in macon also known as the duke and duchess of sussex have named their baby boy right for it. archie harrison mounts bassin winds that he will not have a a title and that's s being seen aa sign that the couple would like him to have. a more ordinary upbringing away from the mededia and the publici can't rush has this report. his name is archie harrison mountbatten windsor. britain's prince harry and his wife meghan markle announced their newborn son's name in an instagram post on wednesday. the reveal came just hours after the first of what set to be a lifetime of photo calls for their two day old baby. who was seventh in line to the throne [inaudible] amazing. the two best guys. is really. all. the question of what the couple would name their first child had set up the betting frenzy in the uk. especially on monday when the gender was revealed. one thousand pounds the bangles and free the roof as does morere chances to win basically because we know it's only one gender is more clarity for people at once that we know w

the story behind this macon vince you to put down on offer.ce >>> one of the several event the honoring following servicemembers today, it was home to a 21-gun salute and a dove release. >> a large crowd came to the event to honor those who have served our country. the piedmont boy scouts color guard did the presentation of the colors and join the in the pledge and a prayer. this was the 98th year commemoration. veterans and current members talked about what memorial day means them. >> we can't leourselves forget. we have to remember everything that everybody before us and those people who are still out there on the front lines, what they are doing and the ultimate sacrifices that will be made in order for us to continue our free dam. >> you don't remember them, then everybody that died, died for nothing and we should respect everybody with skills. >>> after the ceremony, there was a tour of the civil war plot that focused on what the california's played. >> >> it will enter the second month will court resumes tomorrow. they heard from pros cu

i'm going to pass this to macon, who is going to talk about how we're thinking about equity in general >> thank you so much. good afternoon, everyone, thank you for the opportunity to be here. i'm with the san francisco department of public health. and as said, with respect to vision zero, we know if we don't lead with equity, if we don't prioritize vision zero actions for our most vulnerable communities, we'll never achieve vision zero. and people with disabilities, seniors, communities of color, are particularly vulnerable to traffic deaths and severe injuries. and thus, are a focus of the vision zero work. that means deepening our community engagement, prioritizing and monitoring improvements throughout the city to address the population. and ensuring that any policies don't have unintended consequences. -- on our vulnerable communities. and also, i work in the health department. we partner with zuckerberg san francisco general hospital to develop more comprehensive surveillance system. that includes capturing people with disabilities in our data to better understand and address pat

this weekend we're talking about macon or montgomery potentially seeing their first 100-degree temperature-- ever, in may in recorded history. these are heat indices. 103, the feels like in tallahassee, atlanta should feel like 93. come with me. along the ridge that jet stream that is keeping all the heat there, severe storms and we've already seen them pop in west texas, canadian texas. it's not populated there but will move east to areas much more populated. we're talking about abilene, oklahoma city up to chicago and grand rapids. kalamazoo, benton harbor or down through kansas city, keep an eye on damaging winds this afternoon and evening and flooding because this comes with that stationary front. check out that rescue in kansas. i think unfortunately, we will see places like the arkansas river keep draining south and see more flooding all the way from the great lakes back into texas and oklahoma. >> a rough week about to get even rougher. ginger, thank you. >>> that weather is causing record floods in the heartland and marcus moore is near the arkansas river in sand springs, oklahoma,

y por otro lado, macon manent cincuenta y ocho aÑos residente de chico california, fingiÓ su propio suicidiostadounidense es falso. la policÍa de la ciudad de chico a conocer que el sospechoso tuvo audiencia en octubre del dos mil y diecisÉis, pero nunca se presentÓ los testimonios en el juicio del caso del cosep no clan continÚan es su tercer dÍa, les tocÓ el turno al ex asistente del jefe de bomberos de esa ciudad, y dijo que no existe alguna obligaciÓn de tiempo para que la ciudad de secciÓn en los almacenes comerciales. el fiscal dijo hace unos dÍas que almena convicted legalmente la nacer en un lugar de entretenimiento y residencia. >> saber lunes en la silla haber cambio, conocemos a padres, cosa arma vos por la educaciÓn de sus hijos es un el distrito escolar de reducir quienes exigen un cambio en el presupuesto acaben el co el dÍa de hoy se manifiestan a lo largo de camino real hasta gana garcÍa. os queda la informacia. >> tener por tanto en la educaciÓn para mÍ porque eso bue con por este paÍs. este paÍs ofrece muchas oportunidades. los mira tiene que estar preparados para en cobo q

pelosi warns democrats stay in the center or trump macon test election results.t automatically trust the president to respect the results of any election short of an overwhelming defeat. that's one of the reason it's imperative not to play into the president's hands, especially on the impeachment. she's the speaker of the house, not a freshman from nowhere saying, if this is a close election she legitimately worries the president of the united states is going to say i'm not moving out. >> she also told the times she was worried about the 2018 midterms, that if it had only been a three or four-seat majority for democrats, that trump would throw his hands up and say, no, that race is illegitimate, we really should have the majority. she wants an overwhelming victory in 2020, and she wants that and fears that driving into a partisan impeachment that ends in deadlock will only sort of gin up everybody's bases and it's going to be a very narrow race. that's her fear, that he doesn't accept the outcome. >> a remarkable outcome. back to the attorney general who, if you

having him come down to testify in front of congress and in front of the macon people to answer some of these gray areas is a step in the right direction. to get to the bottom of this decision to move move on to the trillion dollar infrastructure bill that both the president and democrats agree on. >> melissa: instead, it may again, they want him to come and bring his documents and the president most recently sang at soccer and to happen because of. one word spying get a lot of attention, when ag parties last month during a congressional hearing, he was describing the fbi surveillancee trump campaign. he subsequently defended his use of the term as off-the-cuff. whether or not that surveillance was done legally. today the fbi director, christopher wray, was asking about using the term "spying" during his senate hearing. here's what he had to say. >> when fbi agents conduct investigations against alleged mobsters, suspected terrorists, other criminals, i do believe they are engaging in spying? >> i believe the fbi has engaged in investigative activity, and part of investigative activi

. >> we are about getting the truth to the macon people. the truth is what we want to base our decisions on. the administration should be willing to share that unless i have something to hide. >> dana: and you have the media blasting republicans for defending the president. >> you look at barr. you look at pompeo. >> has now surrounded himself with the most duplicitous cabinet in recent american history. it's shameful. >> they want a 1-party state. that's what the g.o.p. seeks and trump wants to be an autocrat with that state behind him. >> how is it that the republican party, your colleagues, can stand by this man when he's involved in this way with russi russia? i said that i don't want to see any of those flag pins on republicans who don't stand up against the sky for russian meddling in other things. it seems as though he's unpatriotic. >> shepard: where to even begin? greg gutfeld, let's go to you. mcconnell spoke today for the first time, give a long speech in said case closed. it was funny to watch chuck schumer move to say -- >> gre

and what should american people and the american public, especially macon campaign operatives, know about what's appropriate and not appropriate to take in the form of help from foreign intelligence agencies? >> that is a very broad topic, what is legal and illegal. could you refine it a little bit? are you talking about what kind of propaganda, that kind of thing? coming into the country? obviously, you can't put money into -- foreign money come into me campaign. >> yes, but could russia russia-china -- i'm making up a country -- come in and look at all up legal talent, make a database, the opium back in 2014 tell us the chinese government is actively involved including e they could potentially use as leverage against american citizens. more than 20 million people are already in the spider could be database of the communist party of china. could they come in and build a database of all campaign operatives in the u.s. and some for an entity just decide to hire all of them? and then say, "why don't you go volunteer for this campaign, and you volunteer for that campaign?" could he have thes

that's the reason we're going to the macon river commission and engaging them, is to encourage countries, organizations to share their water data. >> thank you, jerad. that was excellent. mel? >> i think i have to stand up. >> whatever. >> i'm embarrassed to say i'm the only one with a powerpoint, but i am a professor so i think that gives me that right. thanks so much for the opportunity to talk about my experience as a water expert in the water expert program for the u.s. water partnership. i want to talk about two different projects that i've participated in, one in the nairobi river basin in nairobi, kenya and one in the river basin in indonesia. these are two water sheds with severe water problems related to waste management, water quality, river basin management, industrial locations and formal development, unplanned urban activities. on the left here you can see the nairobi river basin, one of the tributaries to the river there. this is plastic and you can really walk on water. you can walk on water because there is so much plastic in the river system. on the right you can see the

a record probably in johnson city, raleigh, huntington, nashville as well and macon. the 90s. that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happenin your neck of the woods. >> good morning. i'm storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. our temperatures will be very close to right now we're st off your wednesday in mostly the 50s. 59 in arlington.bu 49 in gaithersburg. 55 in fredricksburg. average high today is 77 so close to average indeed. tomorrow much, much warmer and a chance for thunderstorms tomorrow afternoon a evening. some of those could be on the strong to severe side. >> that is your latest weather. >> all right, al. thank you. >>> coming up, la kudrow getting candid about the body image issues she felt on the set of "friends." >>> also ahead this mornin a sister hood like no other. west point is about to graduate its lgest class of black women ever. but first, they're talking to us. >> then the startu sdded cannes premiere of brad pitt and leonardo dicaprio's highly anticipated new movie. what critics are saying. safety? privacy over the fight over

let's do it right now, in macon. let's begin by restoring this man to his family.was nominated for a tony. good morning, jeff daniels. good to have you with here. at kiticus finch was flawless. in this book, he's not so flawless. >> he's a human being. he wanted to take the stay you down. in the book it's scout looking up at the great father, and we wanted to get on eye level with him. we always took the approach he was a small town lawyer who got paid in vegetables at times. he handled band cases and foreclosures. the judge came to him one day and that's what changed his life. >> you called it the role of a lifetime. >> yeah. >> difficult role to play? >> no because i've been waiting for something like this forever. i've had great roles throughout my career, but the stars aligned. you've got sorkin writing it. bashir directing it, shubert, atticus lived. certainly in the first month of the run, people came to the show with a book against their chest going, please, don't ruin this, please, don't ruin this. it's beloved. so to get the chance to play that kind of her

we are looking for for friday a record in johnson city, raleigh, huntington, nashville as well, and macon getting up into the >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. nice to see the sunshine over san francisco and across much of the bay area this morning. we will have a chance to dry out and some warmer temperatures for the inland valleys, reaching into the low to mid-70s today. we'll be up to 70 in san jose. 76 in napa. san francisco, 63 degrees. inland areas, we will continue on with mid-70s and sunshine. by the end of the weekend, we'll watch out for rain nearby. it could move in memorial day. >> >> that is your latest weather. >> al, thank you >>> coming up, lisa kudrow getting candid about the insecurities and body images she felt on the set of "friends." >>> also ahead, a sisterhood like no other. west point is about to graduat its largest class of black women ever first, they are talking to us. >>> then the star-studded cannes premiere of brad pitt and leonardo dicaprio's highly anticipated new movie. what critics are saying about it. >>> privacy over safety. the growing fig

that's how everybody is going to feel this weekend actually in the southeast, montgomery, macon could 70s inland. even around fremont, palo alto, a lot of mid-60s along the bay and along the coast. look at the fog tonight, lows in the mid-50s. not enough rain for saturday and sunday to have a storm impact >>> now to "friends" star lisa kudrow who is getting candid about her struggle to have a positive body image while she starred on the hit show and amy is back with more on this. hey, amy. >> hey! that's right, guys. lisa kudrow revealing on marc maron's podcast how being seen on the screen with jennifer aniston and courteney cox made her feel bad about how she looks and she said she still struggles with it today. known for her larger than life personality on the hit series "friends." >> did you call the phone company? maybe they could change the message and number? >> i think after this he'll be doing that himself. >> reporter: while it's all smiles on screen, this morning a shocking revelation from lisa kudrow opening up about how she struggled with negative body image issues while

proyecto de ley para una juventud libre de tabaco fue presentada por senadores de ambos partidos con mis maconuceder en algÚn momento porque son niÑos que a los 12 aÑos utilizar estos aparatos. satcha: y se ha visto un en las preparatori que jÓvenes admiten haber utilizado productos de tabaco. la propuesta cuenta con el apoyo bipartidista. quizÁs al contar con el apoyo de ambos partidos logren algo en el congreso. >> la compaÑÍa de cigarrillos electrÓnicos tiene gran parte de sus seguidores en twitter y en instagram donde son los menores de edad quienes acceden a las redes para seguir a la pÁgina sabiendo que ni siquiera pueden comprarlo cigarrillos. satcha: me pregunto cÓmo es posible que no hayamos aprendido luego de que primero se haya introducido el cigarrillo a la sociedad y luego hayamos visto las secuelas porque no aprendimos de eso. las nuevas investigaciones arrojan que los vaporizadores y los cigarrillos electrÓnicos no son buenos. karla: asÍ es. satcha: vamos a ver si algunas propuestas o la mÁs reciente avanza en el congreso. hoy 440.000 niÑos y adolescentes despiertan en orfanatos

and he is currently engaged in the lower macon nishltive program and will conduct a program with the river commission on behalf of the u.s. water partnership. jerad we appreciate your support over the years. melinda will you tellry. mel is a professor of he he remember she is at colorado state university and director of geospatial center that provides support for geospatial research and teaching across the university. it's a critical area. critical program. she has worked throughout the world with indigenous people on resource management issues. using participatory mapping approaches as a water expert with the u.s. water partnership. she worked to improve the water resource management of the nieshry river in yaen. in 2018 she conducted a water shed assessment of the river in java indonesia for the u.s. water partnership and will be going to ethiopia in may to conduct a similar project. so mel thank you for all your help over the years. sam we got to get you into this program for the water partnership. but we brought sam here on purpose because of his significant experience as a partn

press manipulation, propaganda that leads us into --se kinds of what is the benefit of this to the maconost: thank you for calling. once these briefings are done, do you expect any kind of legislative action from congress, even if it is a sense of revolution -- a sense of resolution regarding iran in our policy? guest: we do not accept that this week. we may see that going forward. the house and senate ready much either schedules set for the week. be, think that there could especially, a sense of and there is nothing binding and does not hold the president or congress to any specific policy. i would expect legislation like that. host: let's turn to immigration. the headline of your piece on "the hill." trump rolls out pro-american immigration plan. remind us of what the president put out there late last week. guest: the president announced his plan to overhaul the legal immigration system, transitioning it away from the family based system we have now system,e "merit-based" based on work skills and education. flat on capitol hill, even among republicans. we did not see many high-profile

the post-dispatch, -- ust: next is audrey, joining from macon, georgia, good morning. >> good morninghow are you, steve? host: fine, how are you? caller: i'm blessed. to the previous caller coming yes, i am a democrat. i am also a woman. i'm a mother. i have children that i bore. that i adopted. i know all of these things. but when a man have a baby and go through what a woman go through, he can say whether or not abortion is legal. my thing is this. i have never known -- i have no lots of people had abortions. i have never known anyone to five, 6, 7, 8, nine months. that don't happen. if any doctor do that, he should be prosecuted. it's getting more attention than guns right now and guns is killing people. but even with abortion as it is at this late stage, they are finding newborns in trash can dumpsters, toilets. on the side of the street injuring holes. weibring a child in the world that belongs to your father, your brother, your mama's boyfriend? someone who grab you on the street and rape you? weibring something into the world that you know you are not going to treat right and y