the coastal plain league opened its schedule with the savannah bananas hosting the macon bacon.team summer league is made up of college players. teams play in georgia, the carolinas, and virginia. >> the savannah bananas and the macon bacons. >> shaking bacon. those are interesting names. >> yeah, i like both things, bananas, bacon, put them together. >> you are so south carolina. i can't stand you. >> so southern. >> throw it on a biscuit, add some gravy. >> we're going to talk about biscuits this morning, too. >>> coming up, why an amazon driver quit his job on the spot and walked away from his van full of packages. >>> plus the wnba star maya moore benched herself for a higher cause. how she managed to give this man back his name and his freedom. >>> first, the race for a cure for covid-19. the latest company to report promising results. >>> first, the race for a cure for covid-19. the latest company to report promising results. the three p'. what are the three p's? the three p's of life insurance on a fixed budget are price, price, and price. a price you can afford, a price

the fda says there's 77 types of sanitizer that are considered toxic because they macon train methanol. wal-mart and target have issued recalls for some of the affected products including the born basic brand and scent theory hand sanitizer. to kpix >>> hbo's the watchman is high on the leader board for emmy award nominations and the limited series adapted from a graphic novel had 26 nominations and amazon's marvelous mrs. mazel and ozark with 15. the emmies will be presented september 20th. >>> i need to get caught up on all of the shows but you're missing out. >> i haven't seen any of those clouds hanging out around the code and on the bay. a live look and from our roof camera and you can see the bay bridge and that gray skies, those gray skies. we're catching sunshine inland and concord at 80 degrees also for livermore, mid 70s in san jose and mostly sunny skie santa rosa 71 and around the bay, upper 50s we're looking at clouds and we'll start to see some sunshine in some clearing heading through the afternoon at least around the bay. that cloud cover sticking around on the coast fo

the memo adds, we feel it's prudent to macon ten genesee plans and begin to diversify our editing staffround the region. the new law for hong kong applies to both local and foreign media. it enables chinese authorities to require news organizations to delete information or hand over documents if the authorities judge a report as harming national security. >>> a recent survey out of hong kong shows more than 80% of japanese firms doing business there are concerned about chinina's new law w r ththe territo territory. the hong kong japanese chamber of commerce and industry and the japan external trade organization contacted about 600 firms earlier this month and nearly half responded. among their biggest worries are possible limits on access to information. around 14% say they're re-evaluating their precedence and may down size or withdraw their operations. u.s. firms are also anxious. the american chamber of commerce in hong kong says 76% of businesses it surveyed expressed concern with 36% considering moving their offices or assets out ofof the territory. >>> keeping children safe from s

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. >>> and we're going to go to macon, georgia, for a different kind of record rof rord recorde what manyl the birthplace of southern rock and hear from someone who played ed oed o ee its most famous releases. >>> we begin with the remembrance of john lewis. the civil rights icon died last week at the age of 80. lewis was a leader of the freedom riders and a protege of martin luther king jr. in a struggle to fight against racial segregation, lewis often faced arrests and violence. this morning, lewis' body left atlanta to come here to alabama. the nearly week-long celebration of his life starts this morning with services in his hometown of troy, alabama. his body will be then taken here to selma, alabama, site of the 1965 civil rights march that ended in bloody supposed. tomorrow, a procession will carry lewis across the edmund pettus bridge in selma. his body will lie in state in alabama's state capitol tomorrow night. and in the u.s. capitol on monday and tuesday before making one final trip back to atlanta where he served as a congressman for more than 30 years. a final tribute is sche

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or in macon the shallows. is anyone safe in the air of the wrong place conservatives are to fight for the monetized then shout about those with the easy ones now the mob is turning on its long think demands conformity does not dissent is freedom of speech now for me but what. i get is 18 minutes past midday moscow time international travel is slowly picking up and that's proving to be a headache for ireland which says it's having trouble with one particular set of tourists guests arriving from the united states heading straight to enjoy arlen's bars restaurants and hotels the thing is they should being quarantined for 14 days 1st it's causing more than a little anxiety then for the hospitality industry and its local regulars want to share 1st told us he's had to turn american guests away. were listening. to tables to difference tables of american tourists write a book into the restaurant when they were asked about when they arrived in the country days or. earlier which means that the warning therefore stable j

league the savannah bananas taking on the macon bacon with fans in the stands. a stark reminder, in just the last four months more americans have died from covid-19 than all u.s. soldiers killed in the 18 months the u.s. was involved in world war i plus the wars in afghanistan and iraq. kenneth, mona. >> megan, thank you. >>> the labor department releasing the monthly jobs report. expected to show 3 million jobs added last month but the unemployment rate is still over 12%. some workers are getting laid off for a second time as more areas pause re-opening plans. the house joined the senate voting to extend the payroll protection program for small businesses. president trump is expected to approve it. >>> in a new interview the president says he still believes the coronavirus will disappear and he's striking a different tone on wearing a mask. abc's ines de la cuetara has more. >> reporter: as the coronavirus pandemic continues to worsen in many parts of the country, president trump struggling to explain how he plans to lead the nation out of this crisis telling f

this is an imperative that may take them to a place where in order to get something they want, they macon seed something for america's working families. -- may concede something for america's working families. reporter: the fact that $3.6 billion for a state to spend on elections, we've heard the president, of course, rail on mail-in voting. are you open to approving a bill that would be silent and have no money to provide for states for mail-in voting? ms. pelosi: thank you for that question. because i've been thinking about it during the night, in light of the president's statement yesterday. we all respect the constitution of the united states. i respect the office of the president. and i have acted in a way, in terms of policy and legislation, keeping government open, u.s.-mexico-canada trade agreement -- some of the things that we could find our common ground. i do conclude that i respect the office of the presidency. and the president doesn't. and just -- every single day he degrades the office that he took an oath to serve in. to say yesterday that he thought that we should postpon

vice president charles dawes for, example, whom coolest tested favored macon airy hogan isn't. frank of illinois who mentioned also embraced the hogan heresy and there were some things that if it hadn't been for that hogan veto he might just have won the nomination over hoover in the aunt. but that was a great roadblock. this dearth of acceptable rivals of hoover in 1928, acceptable that is, to party conservatives, underscores the sensuality of the missionary hogan controversy in republican, of this one of the all ideological divide. without this essential common ground between them, it is doubtful that hoover could have become coolidge successor. in the next several months, the now familiar coolidge pattern repeatedly manifested itself public correctness, private strain. on july 16th, the republican nominee and mrs. hoover visited the presidential retreat in the wisconsin woods. at the outset at least, it was an awkward encounter. when the two men met, the president was on smiling. it was left to the two wives to do the smiling. a few minutes, later coolidge and hoover sat sol

last week he thought he broke a world record with an astonishing time until he realized he macon -- mistakenly in the wrong lane and had only run 185 meters. that's sports for now. back to you in london. >> thank you very much for that updates and thanks for watching the newshour on al jazeera. we're back in a moment. we'll have much more news coming your way and top stories. all the headlines coming your way. see you many a minute. by-by. -- bye-bye. - [tamar] i was completely blown away by the power of his physicality. it was energetic and cool, special in the way that no one walks like that. - [narrator] gregg mozgala walks like that because he has cerebral palsy. - [gregg] it's a lot of work to being in this body. - [narrator] choreographer tamar rogoff still wants to cast him in her r next dance performance. but first, she must teach him to dance. "enter the faun" on america a reframed.. ♪ ♪

temporary medical pods located at putney hospital in albany, floyd medical center, medical center in macon at the northeast georgia medical center in gainesville. in total response provide an additional 88 medical beds to supplement hospital capacity. making all of this happen has required incredible effort on the part of all of our employees and state partners. i wanted to take a moment to acknowledge their countless hours and hard work spent working to keep our citizens safe, and we remain focused and we recognize that what we do daily affects the safety and the lives of our citizens. and with that i will turn the podium over to commissioner frank berry, department of community health. >> good morning. before i i get started i want o recognize and thank the frontline workers are helping as a battle this illness. we greatly appreciate their service to the state of georgia. i am here to talk about staff augmentation nursing homes, hospitals and for state hospitals through the department of behavioral health and development disabilities. to date we have 15 hospitals statewide with a total o

what would either one of them have made it to a courthouse in macon? phone proof, would that jury, had they been willing to still convict him? i think these kind of themes remain with us. i am not calling for the canceling of "mockingbird" whatsoever. i know some people may read the headline and think, she's trying to kill "mockingbird." this is one of my favorite books. this is one my favorite books. it's probably a favorite book for a different reason because of the truths it tells about race in america. >> you know, you are right. atticus finch was an inspiration, not only to me but to so many other southern lawyers. and there was this promise -- >> absolutely. >> there was this promise that white people could afford to see "to kill a mockingbird," a promise i still believe in, but of course it's easier for me to believe in this than a black man who grew up in the south with far different experiences than me. but it's of the promise of pragmatism, the promise that one person can start to change opinions in a town that we can do better. to borrow fro

so my wife and i just started to go back out to some of the our favorite local restaurants here in maconere we live. we were wearing masks going out. i think it is that kind of thing where nobody knows what i had been there when they see me on the street. i kind of wanted to almost wish you could wear a banner around your neck that says i've had it. >> i've had it. >> i'm not the problem. but i think we had resumed some normalcy. i felt like my normal self. i was playing tennis and walking my dogs with my wife. i was feeling like a built my stamina back up. the first time around covid will totally take away all of your lung stamina and standing up out of a chair will debilitate you. it is really unlike any illness that i've ever had in my entire life. it is truly awful. and it was a really bad experience the first time around. and i felt really fortunate to kind of be on the other side of it. and i was kind of finally mentally getting back to where i was feeling okay and, you know, there are times with covid when you deal with the prolonged shortness of breath and the chest pain and ever

. >> at the end of the speech, i i said, a day may come when we macon fine our march on washington, we may be forced to march through the south unviolently. >> that scared the be-jesus it of people and they threatened to pull the plug and catholic cardinals said i'm not going to introduce if they are going to say something like this. >> dr. king and others came to me, and said, john, for the sake of the unity can we make the changes? and i could not say to dr. king. and we made the changes. >> let us not forget that we are involved in a serious social revolution. >> even with the compromises, john lewis' speech on august 28, 1963 was fierce, though often forgotten in the shadow of dr. king's speech. >> we want to be free now. >> in the years after the march on washington, lewis and snic concentrated on registering black voters. >> the idea is that we got more people participating in government and bringing about changes, if we got more people registered to vote so they can practice their fundamental rights. >> in mississippi during the summer of 1964, the students tried to register vot

right now with 3 navy helicopters are over the water along with multiple, small boats from the uss macon island uss somerset and uss san diego. we also know a coast guard cutter is helping out but we are here outside scripps memorial oil waiting for more information and hopefully we'll get more than information from 10 pounds camp pendleton officials as the day progresses civil lawyer, eric richards we'll send it back to you. >>and thanks a lot and still ahead this morning could face shields become mandatory we'll find out why the nation's top disease experts now recommending an additional layer of protection from the coronavirus and we'll take a live look outside of the approach of the bay bridge traffic moving nice and easy on this friday light will be hi. we're glad you came in. what's on your mind? can you help keep these guys protected online? easy. connect to the xfi gateway. what about wireless data options for the family? you can customize and save. what about internet speeds that can keep up with my gaming? let's hook you up with the fastest internet from xfinity. and now with o

navy helicopters, and multiple small boats from the uss macon island, uss somerset and uss sandy is aiego, and the incident is under investigation, bill, we will bring you more details as soon as we have them. >> bill: jennifer griffin, thank you from the pentagon try >> you make all kinds of recommendations, you make comments on dating, baseball, anything you can imagine. the protest increase, should we try to limit the protest? >> i would leave that to people who have more of a position to do that. >> the government of stopping people from going to church, dr. felt she. >> not limiting anything, i am telling you what is the danger. you can make your own conclusion about that. >> you are asked for certain businesses to be shut down. i'm just asking on your position on the protest. >> i am saying that crowds, wherever they are can give you an increased probability that there is going to be acquisition and transmission. >> bill: that was a contentious moment, i want to bring in dr. at the harvard global institute. nice to see you. i thought the hearing had a lot of value in it. i thoug

we have seeny: president trump hold macon moore severe actions against china.wosaying that the phase trade deal is not a priority. he said that the trade relationship is now severely damaged. there was not a lot of high hope when it came to a phase two trade deal, especially with the u.s. election timeline, but this really puts into perspective where this relationship is going. within china, whether it is president trump winning another four years or a democrat coming into office, chinese officials on the ground do not think the relationship between the u.s. and china will improve that much. they expect relations to deteriorate. we have seen sort of or consensus within washington as well. we have seen it both in the uighurs human rights act, not to mention the hong kong autonomy act. both passed almost unanimously -- ofh both chambers of congress. we could see more pressure on other countries like canada that has to make a decision on whether or not to include huawei on their 5g networks. also, pressure mounting on germany to make a decision. emily: what does t

right now with 3 navy helicopters are over the water along with multiple, small boats from the uss macon island uss somerset and uss san diego. we also know a coast guard cutter is helping out but we are here outside scripps memorial oil waiting for more information and hopefully we'll get more than information from 10 pounds camp pendleton officials as the day progresses civil lawyer, eric richards we'll send it back to you. >>thanks a lot coming up on the kron 00:04am morning news leaders in san jose set to take the next step in reforming the city's police department will have the latest on that coming up. >>a school in san francisco is burglarized over its getting away with wells and the dollar's also causing thousands of dollars in damage. we're going to have that live report. coming up next. >>good morning. happy friday, welcome back to the kron 00:04am morning news, let's go ahead and check the forecast with dave spahr heyday, a good morning. marty good morning, everybody and if you can see it in his shop but it was starting to squint you can see some of the blue skies trying to ma

throughout 75 we have a approximately 765 trucks in metro atlanta. 64 of those travel from mcdonnell to macon, georgia, 100 miles round-trip, with the congestion it is hard to get there, creating time commits. every time i loaded my truck, whether it was medical equipment, a gift to someone, a loved one, that time in transit was very important. so with this infrastructure is very important to me and all of my fellow upsers because the investment in our roads and bridges reduced congestion and opened up -- connell: live from atlanta, georgia, you're watching president trump's remarks on infrastructure, talking about as he has many times in the past cutting red tape and he put it, job-killing regulation. the stock market closed up, the dow higher by 227 points. with that, welcome to the show. good to be with you as always. i'm connell mcshane. melissa: and i am melissa francis. and this is "after the bell." keep going, guys. we are, sorry? all right. we're going to go to edward lawrence who has more now on what the president has been doing through the day. edward? reporter: yeah, the president

it is a requirem and people will not be allowed on to the floor of the house if they don't have a maconey don't have a mask we have one for them. and if they take their mask off, they'll be asked to leave. it is not just about what i wan, it is about what is enforceable. secondly, in terms of physician, it may sound strange to you i think, this is about science. it is what the doctors tell us what we need to do. it is not that i say so i could come on a show and say i called for testing. it is not just about testing members of congress. we have the support staff, there are 20,000 people who make the congress function. now they're not all there now because of the coronavirus. but thousands are. so it is not just about us and why should we take precedence over people out there, especially in the minority communities who don't have access to testing and that takes us back to science and what we want the president to do is to have the defense production act produce the equipment that enables us to have enough tests for everybody that wants to be tested to be tested and for the machinery tha

yes so what we have seen is slightly encouraging signals in terms of retail sow's in macon consumer confidence has also been taking up that dynamic at play areas that governments are also very effective in and providing this crucial battle between households and economic balance and that's happening around them and. who went drawn 'd towards the end of the year i think that's where the true test will come that's when we may outsource. more widespread layoffs and then consumer spending against us nearly 4 years us a long time isn't it because we got to bear in mind those local economies who have to a lot down again for example bless them in how will they be affected. absolutely i mean any time economy has to. get out of the data then reimpose into lockdown conditions and exacts consider going down it's not only in terms of the demand side but also the supply side equation so they're out this crisis 'd we are going to grow that and you know we've been monitoring our businesses expect our status in the long term damage so that. we really finding that through each week of lock down long term damag

six smoke-filled jumper repeater grenades at macon is grenades make an impressive display of saturation. is a dangerous adversary. and less dispersed, rioters can inflict personal injuries and extensive property damage. criminals and the criminally insane, barricaded and armed, are a very positive threat to the safety of anyone within range of their weapon. failed,ser means have chemical munitions and can safelyquantities enforce neatness on the violent and establish the control with which will permit routine police action. is agas, properly used, dependable and effective weapon for law and order. here. cannot demonstrate it is illegal and creating a hazard to other people. down here tocome talk to you. we came down to talk to somebody else. we are here to do something about it now. >> lets just cool down and talk about this. >> we are here to do something. >> for the last time, i am telling you to move away from this area now. >> the responsibility is monumental, because human lives truly do lay in the balance. but the training professionals at the federal law enforcement training cent

macon stand a and chance of passing this thing, and if they do, it could filter through to the rest of- the rest of europe in the next six months. matt: with all of this going on, the covid crisis especially, and the result in economic hit and hopefully recovery, brexit has, in a sense, followed by the wayside. we haven't really seen the pound move that much. do you think the markets are paying enough attention? richard: yeah, i think they are paying attention to it, but i think they put it on the back burner because the real sort of d-day for brexit is sometime in october. i think that's what michel barnier said. i think that's the general view. over the summer, there's not a lot of cheap men it. the for the pound -- cheap on it. i think for the pound, you'll get an 80-92 bring, something like that. i think alive your price action -- the livelier price action is going to be where this plays out. matt: let me ask you for your expectation in a bigger picture sense, richard. you've been working in banks from toronto through the u.k., now in germany. this is a huge change for germany in t

. >> gary is in macon, georgia. hi gary. >> thank you. my call is specific and similar to the previous caller. baker v carr has impacted a number of other decisions. specifically, gray versus sanders with the state of georgia. with the county unit system. could you speak about some cases that followed baker v carr. >> i will entice you to stay with us for another 15 minutes because our final segment will be the legacy of this decision including the immediate spade of cases that the court took up thanks for asking that question. let me get to judith in anchorage, alaska then we will get to oral argument number two. hi judith you are on. >> thank you very much. my question is this. i understand that the court still allows significant variation in districts. like up to 10% i live in a state and district that has been consistently overpopulated. while other districts in my state have been consistently overpopulated. so over the course of the 40 years that i have lived here, you can see how pretty effective we've been deprived of a vote. why d

coastal plain leagues celebrated sint patrick's day in july by wearing kilts as they defeated the macon>>> strange times indeed that is the news update at this hour sara, baseball in kilts, i'll send it back to you. >> at least they're playing again. thank you. sue herera coming up, when school is out, the economy is out we'll talk to the president of the university of arizona to find out how he is planning to return to classes. how important it is for the recovery and managing that return in a covid hot spotlight now. be sure to tune in tonight a virtual live town hall featuring financial experts helping americans affected by the crisis rebuild their financial future that's tonight 7:00 p.m. eastern on cnbc. >>> sponsored by comcast business, committed to keeping you and your business connected. (music) anncr: give customers access to precisely what they want, when they need it the most. with adyen, the payments platform that delivers convenience for all. adyen. business. not boundaries. >>> educators are scrambling to figure out how to reopen schools safely this fall in an exclusive p

. >> gary is in macon, georgia. hi, gary. >> caller: thank you for taking my call.call is similar to the previous caller. baker v. carr spawned other decisions as related to one man, one vote. specifically, gray vs. sanders with -- with the state of georgia with the county unit system. could you speak to some of the cases that were spawned as relate to baker v. carr specifically the elimination of county unit system in the state of georgia? >> we will. and if -- i'm going to entice you to stay with us for another 15 minutes because our final segment will be the legacy of this decision, including the immediate spate of cases that the court took up. thanks for asking that question. let me get to judith in anchorage, alaska, and then oral argument number two. judith, you're on. >> caller: thank you very much. my question is this -- i understand that the court, though, still allows significant variation in districts like up to 10%. so why would a state in a district that had been consistently overpopulated while other districts in my state have been consistently overpop

capricorn records were headquartered in macon, and musicians like the allman brothers band were headquarteredthere in georgia. and a lot of those musicians became supporters of carter and helped spread the word of his campaign. so it was a broad interest in the arts. he listened to classical music, but he also had a -- 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 had 22 press conferences during their term in office. we're going to see one of those instances when she talked to reporters after the president signed the executive order establishing the mental health commission.(begin video clip) >> rosalynn carter 'as you probably know, for the past year and a half, or a little more, i have campaigned all over the country. in my biographical sketch, i had a little paragraph that said that i was interested in mental health. and so, everywhere i went, if people had a good program, they wanted me to see it. i had a chance to

it is the way we macon tent with applicants. one is word of mouth, friends and family like a referral, others see advertisements on billboards. the main way we make contacts is through class presentations at colleges and learning institutions. we feel that is a prime location to identify capable qualified people to come into this organization. over the past 18 months we had many recruitment highlights. first two bullet points we are proud of. this is commitment to reaching out to african-american committee. in baltimore in 2019 we participated in a hb c.u. career fair and made contact with 30hb c.u.s. this really speaks to commitment to tapping that demographic. in the last sentence we have a history of reaching out where we have touched base with clark university and moore house and spell man. bullet 6 the handshake and linkedin and text messages platform. that speaks to technology resources. the handshake is the way in which college students find jobs. our theory is we want to tap into kids in college. the feeling is they can

congressman: that's the expansion of lanes i75 between atlanta and macon.e happened to have the second busiest container port in eastern savannah and this will enhance mobility and help us get our products both to the port and from the port to where they are trying to go. there's a ups site right there and that'll help decrease the amount of -- of, decrease certainly the congestion there and certainly and expedite the project so where we can get it increased and without having to see congestion. maria: how important is deregulating some of these situations where whether it's atlanta or anywhere else in the country, is regulatory environment too burdensome that pushing some of the projects to happen and take place over years and years. i mean, there's certain executives who tell me they don't want to invest in any of this because it takes too long. >> congressman: there's no question about it and there's no greater example of savannah harbor, perhaps most studied project ever in the history of man. we started that project in the mid-90's and didn't have cons

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in macon bibb county, georgia officials sought to move a polling site from a majority black school tohe local sheriff's office, despite opposition from the black community that indicated that this would not be a place where people would feel safe and secure going to vote. ultimately we got the site moved to a majority black church, but evidence of the voter suppression we have been dealing with since the jim crow era. another example comes out of hancock county, georgia where officials purge people from the voter rolls and the overwhelming majority were african-americans, longtime voters who were completely eligible and have lived there their entire lives. sadly these are the kind of dirty tricks that happen sometimes in communities off the beaten path, sometimes these are stories that don't make front page headlines, but really illustrate the barriers that too many communities face across the country. i spent close to 20 years fighting to make sure people have access to the ballot box, and sadly our work has only intensified and become more critical in the last several years as we ha

guidance and that of their state and local governments even when those requirements macon flict. the appropriations committee has had no hearings or markups to consider this bill. there's been no input from minority. and there's no opportunity today for amendment. unfortunately, the majority has yet again used this crisis as an opportunity to push through partisan policy proposals instead of working together to address the very real challenges we face. we can and we must do better than the bills we're considering today. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman reserves her time. the gentlewoman from connecticut. ms. delauro: before i recognize congresswoman sherrill, let me ask unanimous consent that all members have legislate -- five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks an and include extraneous material on the measure under consideration. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. ms. delauro: with that, i would like to recognize for two minutes the gentlelady from new jersey, ms. sherrill. the speaker pro tempore: the gentle