larry macon, georgia. hawai hi, larry. >> hi, larry. >> hi there. macon is my home and as you probably know, they filmed "42" here. >> yes. >> and i enjoyed watching them film and it was just a wonderful experience because i have been down to luther williams ballpark so many times and lived tloo all the integration and so many good ball players that had been at that stadium so many times and just had some wonderful experiences there and i enjoyed seeing the filming and not only the ballpark, but in the downtown area, also. and i guess jackie robinson has always been one of my heroes, so, i just want to say thank you for that good movie and everything and i know it was-- you said, i think, previously that troises very accurate. >> yes, it was. >> and i thought it was, too, yeah, so, but i really enjoyed watching them and everything. and i remember the integration of the stadium. at one time. johnnie pitched here and there were so many african-americans that came to watch him pitch they really didn't have any choice, but to integrate the stadium becau

. >> here is larry and macon georgia. >> i was here macon is my home and as you probably know i enjoy watching them. it was a wonderful experience because i had been down there 70 times e and i went through all of the integration and 70 good ballplayers at that stadium. so many times i've have some wonderful experiences and i enjoy seeing all of the buildings. not only in the ballpark but in the downtown area also. jackie robinson has always been one of my heroes. i just want toth say thank you for that good movie and everything. it was very accurate i thought it was two. >> i enjoyed watching them and everything. i remember the integration of the stadium at one time he pitched here there were so many african-americans that 'tme to watch him pitch that they didn't have any choice but to integrate the stadium i have previously been made to sit over on the third third-base side. >> larry, do you remember hearing from people who were opposed to the integration of baseball in the integration of the stadium and et cetera? yes. very much so. >> what were some of the comments. it started wit

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>> the more puzzling and pertinent questions macon certain whether the white house engaged in a coverp. >> in washington by the 90s, there was a giant scandal machine. i was part of the scandal machine and i remember having this uneasy sensation that, you know, what began with watergate, out of that came this scandal culture. this is one of those stories that has been fed as such stories tend to be by the way the administration has handled it. >> white water development is not going to go away. there's too many questions and too many imple kagss ications o breaking the law. >> i have nothing to say about that. i said we turned the records over. there's nothing else we need to say about that. >> pressure was mounting in the media. the more they resisted, the more suspicious people became. there's now calls for the appointment of an independent counsel which was a really serious issue. at this point, he still thought this thing will go away so he went along with it. >> i want to do my job. i don't want to be distracted by this anymore. let them look into it. i just want to go back to wo

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in israel a 3rd election within a year looks likely after the man seen asking macon coalition talks lieberman refused to back either of the main parties lieberman blamed the party's leaders prime minister binyamin netanyahu and benny gantz of the blue and white party for the failure to find a compromise. announcement means that gunns now has less than 12 hours to form a government under a presidential mandate. kramer has been following developments. don't leave the money is the potential kingmakers we said but he says he will endorse neither binyamin netanyahu nor benny gantz why not. why he said he seen here from the beginning since the last elections we have to already here in israel and the king make and he said from the very beginning that he would like to see a unity government a kind of plan could listen between netanyahu so you could party and then he guns is. blue and white party but he blamed in his very much anticipated press briefing today you blame both leaders for that not happening now lieberman is seen as a very hawkish think and he of us defense minister under netanyahu until

technology still of the macon a well that's the way things look is so far this saturday morning coming up to 827 there in about 20 seconds time to watch the clock to go somewhere so much more from a star to dot com our main site so much more for us in our social media as well here in moscow is kevin for me the rest of the team today whatever you're up to have a great weekend. lead . you know world's big partisan movie lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the bath shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now we're watching closely watching the hawks. as of 2013 the pet food industry was dominated by only 5 not a conglomerate company. yet when a consumer wants into a store it's easy to assume that there is a vast array of choices for their dog or cat and the ability to choose that one perfect food. but just how different are these choices and what's really going on in

for macon yesterday 39, right now at this hour 59. terday yesterday at this hour, ght 65.y come wednesday morning, there's going to be a arcticat this arctic air mass e s on the whole country. t heret the numbers out here. these are your feels like temperatures. every state will have some place panhandls subfreezing, even the panhandle of florida and out in california with record heat, the mountains in the sierra will , tl subfreezing and hawaii the ainntain peaks feeling subfreezing. over to you. 't likon't like the colors on your map line. yo >> i will get my paint box out. >> okay. i like you, i don't like the colors. thanks. >>> public testimony starts tomorrow in the house impeachment inquiry as cbs news poll out this morning shows a majority of people give both sides low marks. 52% of americans in our poll say they do not think congressional democrats are handling the inquiry well. and 56% say president trump isn't handling it well either. we asked independent voters what they think of the impeachment inquiry. 45% call it a political distraction. 27% say it's serious

because they are fighting back, china is not moving it takes an armor and its troops into macon. i think china does not think they did so, that this would be best as people talk about. it's a reference to june 1989 when chinese troops advanced from the western approaches of the city to center, killing and an unrestricted right. hong kong would be different. hong kong is an urban landscape, it has tall buildings in a narrow streets that favor the defenders. if the chinese were to move into hong kong in a forceful way, yes, there would be casualties on both sides. i don't think the chinese ruler once his first work to take years, maybe decades to result in high chinese casualties and defeats. so why should we americans care what happens on the river of chinese soil? we care because the same power encroaching on uncle is also attacking our democracy. indeed, the power is attacking the concept of democracy. china is for all of us in hong kong in the beginning of this month, we talked to a formerly pro- list, was jailed. not just a journalist. he looked at me and said, what's happenin

we went to one near macon, georgia, in the city of kathleen, population about 15,000, to talk to youngy intend to pursue a career in the military including a senior in high school who just signed up for six years in the air force. >> that sense of family, everyone's connected and knows everyone. it's like a small town feeling but all across the world. >> reporter: the rotc program has won a number of awards. many of the students either enlist right away after graduation, or they intend to go on to the military academies after high school. the instruct theres say one of the -- instructors say one of the key things so to set high expectations. >> we put a bar out for kids, and kids this generation will rise to meet any bar you can. so we set ours pretty high. kids that don't have a bar to reach just are kind of wandering around aimlessly, and that's what makes our program nice. >> reporter: this veterans day 1.3 million americans are on active duty, that is less than 1% of the u.s. adult population. jon, that back to you. jon: thanks, steve. and coming up later on, a timeless tribute to

democrats will join every single republican in the blocking nest and getting back to do the work of the macon people? >> shannon: there are 31 from the account on the hill, 31 that were in the district that president trump one. >> one of the democrats just said yesterday this is all hearsay. >> congressman, great to have you with us. all right, why would someone called a quiet kid to go on a deadly shooting rampage on his 16th birthday? fox news at night has the details next. can we have both? at bp, we're working every day to make energy that's cleaner and better. and we see possibilities everywhere. it's how we care for our cancer patients- like job. when he was diagnosed with cancer, his team at ctca created a personalized care plan to treat his cancer and side effects. so job could continue to work and stay strong for his family. this is how we inspire hope. this is how we heal. we love you, daddy. good night. i love you guys. cancer treatment centers of america. appointments available now. cancer treatment centers of america. man 1 vo: proof of less joint pain woman 1 oc: this is my body

we went to one of those hot spots, kathleen, georgia, just outside of macon, to talk to young peopleest thing about the military is it gives you a purpose. i mean, everyday work force you get your job done 9-5, but with the military you have a purpose to serve your nation, and that's ' what i really look forward to, having a bigger goal really driving me to do well. >> reporter: those rotc students there have won a number of awards. some have already signed contracts to enter the air force for up to six years, others are considering enrolling in service academies up as west point. the instructors say one of the key factors is to keep high expectations. >> kids this generation will rise to meet any bar you can, so we set ours pretty high. kids that don't have a bar to reach just are kind of wandering around aimlessly, and that's what makes our program nice. we have expectations of all our cadets. ed: that colonel said it is a real joy e to try and pass on what it means to serve for the younger generation. at this point about 389,000 world war ii vets still alive in the u.s. ed, back t

rockies it's. 26 degrees celsius and not a bad day in atlanta 1815 celsius in kansas city and 17 in macon i was those temperatures because my goodness by monday look at this is from the sweep through the cold air comes behind quite a line of snow working its way eventually into the northeast rain where it is still down across into texas but these temperatures in denver minus one council city minus one that's about 1213 degrees the average for this time of year where the problem across into the caribbean we have fairly widespread rains across much of cuba on sunday showers across the bahamas cow to conditions through the wood and when would islands and then some rain showers just getting into southern mexico and by monday it should clear and we should see 22 in mexico city. 0. and 3. you're watching al-jazeera it's nice to have you company a modern of our top stories from a brazilian president lula da silva is challenging gibe also naras right wing government a day off to being released from prison who told his supporters the lift must take back the presidency in the next election the iraq

rule was based on, legally there was a -- we do have the discretion will ability to undertake rule macon, related to unfair or deceptive or abuse of acts or practices, that was the basis of the rule and it is my judgment that it is something that we should undertake very thoughtfully and judiciously because there are other on consumers and markets, so the ability of credit and the question to the seven billion dollars, the question of each other consumers individually is what their best alternative was, whether that was the inability to pay utility bills, the inability to repair a car. the next order effects that come as a result of that and so those are the things that i would pause it as least as considerations when i was said it was a loss to consumers. the question is what else happened in their lives individually and what access to that credit afford. i would also note that this is an area of the market where there are many challenges, we have taken and we will continue to take enforcement actions against entities that are engaged in illegal activity, that will continue, that is cer

macon was very new at the paper and a small this woman like in 2016 who i could tell was pretty fermentablebecause she was doing is really difficult trump stories, and also i saw her belly going like this, like as the stories, difficult, like this is what was happening to her body. i had to make it at the time and a new issues doing was not easy what we really did that know each other well. we met a couple of times, and megan was on maternity leave in the spring of 2017 when i started working on the weinstein story. it was part of the attitudes question that the editors asked, are the other powerful men in american life who have perhaps abuse women and covered it up? i was trying very hard to get people on the phone and engage them. i mean, getting these actors numbers was an indication unto itself. there's a question of once you have them on the phone, what do you do to earn trust? sometimes in that first 45 seconds as you know, and so i called megan for advice and she was like, she was full on maternity leave, just put the baby down for a nap. she was telling me about some of the reportin

we'll hear from bobby next macon, georgia, on the others line. >> caller: how you doing? i noticed the lady said something about the democrats are investigating their political rival, which is trump. she failed to realize that the a.g. failed to get independent counsel to do the investigation so they had no choice but to investigate trump and his corruption. also, the thing about biden, i'm no fan of biden but biden was cleared on that. we're still talking about that. that's not a factor. the facts are that trump did something that he shouldn't have been doing. it's in plain sight. it's not hidden. if trump was so innocent, why won't he just prove it? he can disclose all the information that's needed to clear his name. also what's up with his taxes? why won't he release his taxes? i believe it's going to tie him to some corrupt oligarch over in russia. thank you. >> more of your calls and comments coming up. here's where things stand. the house intelligence committee has been in break for some bit here as the house itself is taking a number of votes on what should be the

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prevented the movie studios from owning movie theaters these are known as the paramount decent decrees maconhe decrees are no longer needed amc, imax, and sin mark moving higher on this news, which could move to consolidations or the sale of these companies to media companies. that could lead to the closing of the three-month window between theatrical and home entertainment releases certainly a fascinating area to watch. morgan, back over to you >> julia, could hathis have an effect on everything we've seen as well? >> it's really interesting that we've seen netflix as the prime example, do more limited theatrical release, where it doesn't have access to all of the movie theater chains, because they don't want to put movies on their screens that are going to be available for streaming, either right away or a couple months later. what i think this will mean is netflix will continue to try to use its movies to get attention, for the streaming product and also attention for its filmmakers, but what we could see is other studios do something similar to what netflix is doing if there's a movie st