public health service syphilis study conducted in tuskegee and macon county, alabama. why do you prefer that longer name, that more involved in -- more involved name, of the study? guest: that is the correct name. when the study was started in 1932, the name was the united states public health syphilis study -- i am sorry. the united states public health study of untreated syphilis in the negro male. that was the name of the study and that it -- that was what it was first funded for. after the study became known to the public, it then went to -- or they started using the name tuskegee study. that is, in my opinion, wrong and a continued injustice. tuskegee is not the owners of that study. the public -- the u.s. public health service is the owner of the study and so should it be named that. and you also have some type of accountability for that study. none of the medical professionals, even after it became known, were held accountable for the study, so we should start referring to the study as the united states public health service to study at tuskegee -- service study

they came from rural, macon county. when you disregard that you are disregarding that whole community of people that was effected by this study. this is why the foundation is trying to change and improve that and when we accept responsibility for the good as well as the bad we can move forward in a better attitude and to do much better in our treatment. >> host: tuskegee study was not a vaccination study but in the time of vaccine hesitancy when it comes to the coronavirus vaccine, whatco do you see as yr role today? >> guest: i see as our role pretty much almost as someone who could be a play big role or a big part in helping to join together with the medical agencies and healthcare agencies to build a bridge of that and that we all could cross from mistrust to trust in our healthcare system. our voices are important and our voices i think would help to provide an insight into how and injustice is done and how it impacts individually, not only for that time but for generations and generations after. >> host: i want to

i recently just moved to macon, georgia. so, a majority of my opinion comes from my life in new york city. and in new york city i have been personally mistreated by the nypd there. when george floyd died at the hands of the police officers, that broke my heart, i watched the court case, and i cried every time i watched it. i couldn't watch it anymore because it brought back so many bad memories. police have to be held accountable. police have to stop thinking that they're above the law. police have to stop thinking that they are the judge, jury, and executioners. and as long as police unions like the ones in new york city is allowing these officers or supporting these type of policing habits and behaviors, then there won't be change. until the politicians who really, really clamp down on these police unions that protect back police officers, there won't be change. >> that's shepherd in macon, georgia, this morning. shepherd said he watched the trial of derek chauvin and the murder of george floyd. this was president biden af

we show you how the greek island of macon us is warming up to post pandemic travel. i'm chris kolber. welcome to the program. after the 4th landing of a passenger plane and beller road. so many europe calling for even tougher sanctions against the country. since last fall, the eu has imposed 3 rounds of sanctions on bella, rosa after autocratic leader, alexander luther shank, cracked down on opposition. protesters following last year's disputed action. they could, those sanctions be expanded. now, germany is one of bellow versus top for trading partners in 2019 bell was imported goods worth 1500000000 euros from germany. most of it was machinery, chemical products, and more. vehicles larger companies like buyer, siemens diver, and commercial banks are active in the country. now when it comes to bella was exports by far, the most important destination was russia. the big neighbor, about 40 percent of all better versus exports. that's twice as much as western european countries taken together on here. the united kingdom and germany were the 2 biggest buyers, followed b

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the video stunned france with president macon tweeting his disgust.in him on his election as president to tackle racism in france is ebbing away as he attempts to curry favour with voters on the right before elections next year. they see new security laws, including the arrest of anyone filming the police and maliciously making the images public as an attempt to cling onto power. it's often those who are black or arab in france who have no power and are 20 times more likely to be stopped by police than anyone who's white. the ministry of interior didn't want to comment on the issues raised in our report. but the police told us they are not races and point to increases in violent crime and drugs offences as proof of the difficult job they do. however, there is an acknowledgement about the deficit of trust between young people and the police. the generation for us actually is lost. we think we lost a generation. but we want to fight for the next generation of people. france simply cannot turn its back on any of its citizens. and president macron needs t

he was from tennessee, macon, tennessee. so he enlisted in the us colored troops regiment in 1863. could you tell us a little bit about your ancestor what you know, okay what i know about him he mustered in in 1863 in lagrange, tennessee, and he mustered out in 1866. he was with the 59th regiment and he was in the battle of bryce's crossroad, and he also had expeditions in mississippi. he also helped protect the country band camp in memphis. so he was there for a while and he also had another expedition in. tupelo he was in tupelo. so he he had quite a few areas that he had gone to and served. was a cannon shooter. so by the time he had gotten now he did hearing problems, but other than that, you know what he did after the war not after the war listening to my great great. aunt i ask her what job did he had and she said oh, baby he didn't have a job he wasn't a soldier he folded in the civil war so that was his job, so that's the only thing that i knew about him as far as the census goes it said that he his occupation before mustering in was was a farmer, but other than that after

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public health service syphilis study conducted in tuskegee and macon county, alabama. do you prefer that longer name, that more involved in -- more involved name, of the study? guest: that is the correct name. when the study was started in 1932, the name was the united states public health syphilis study -- i am sorry. the united states public health study of untreated syphilis in the negro male. that was the name of the study and that it -- that was what it was first funded for. after the study became known to the public, it then went to -- or they started using the name tuskegee study. that is, in my opinion, wrong and a continued injustice. tuskegee is not the owners of that study. the public -- the u.s. public health service is the owner of the study and so should it be named that. and you also have some type of accountability for that study. none of the medical professionals, even after it became known, were held accountable for the study, so we should start referring to the study as the united states public health service to study at tuskegee -- service study at

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think it's important only think about 5g that we have got to make sure that there's an appointment in macon sure it is out but it's all the different things that it can do and how it can help out there is so important and that again is why 5g, this is a race that the united states can't afford to lose and we could be right in front and win this race because that is where we need to be. when you think about all the different things just think about all the employment, jobs, everything could be created and that's why again, when you look across the whole spectrum of what we can do with it it is so important that we win the race. >> , congressman, he mentioned it is so important for the u.s. to win the race and if you have right now how would the u.s. progress on 5g stocks up against china so far? >> guest: we've asked these questions in committee and we've asked this committee those questions and we want to make sure that the united states is there. i've heard some things that we were already losing but when you ask questions what i have been able to put together is that we are still winning

as you mentioned it's not just the cities at the end points of the routes but those in tpwaepb, and macon on the one route to athens or other communities, and it makes the duncan tree as a whole stronger which is why the president's jobs plan includes such robust resources that expands quality rail in the u.s. >> i would like to ask you a couple questions about infrastructure and transit, and first about the belt line product. as you know and we discussed since the 1960s, marta has been helping people get around atlanta, and as the growth has risen in the last couple of decades we underfunded, and also discussed rail extensions. will you commit to working with my office, the city of atlanta and relevant regional planning authorities in the state of georgia to develop a comprehensive plan to strengthen and expand marta service? >> absolutely. as we have discussed both familiar routes and resources in marta and new possibilities around the bus rapid transit can do a lot to alleviate congestion and expanded opportunity and that has climate benefits and air quality benefits, too. we're always

host: that is shepard in macon, georgia.e said he watched the trial of derek chauvin in the murder of george floyd. this was president biden after that verdict was announced. [video clip] pres. biden: it was murder in full light of day, and it lifted the blinders off for the whole world to see the systemic racism the vice president just referred to. the systemic racism is a stain on our nation soul. and leaning on the neck for justice of black americans, the profound fear and trauma, exhaustion's that black and brown americans experience every single day. the murder of george floyd launched a summary of protests we had not seen since the civil rights during the 1960's, protests that unify people of every race and generation, in peace and with purpose to say enough, enough, enough of the senseless killing. today, today's verdict is a step forward. i just spoke to the governor of minnesota. he thanked me for the close work with his team. i also spoke with george floyd's family again. remarkable family with extraordinary courag

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we have a unique opportunity as we are emerging from the pandemic to rebuild certain parts of macon amirtain points of the economy. international competitors aren't holding back. the eu announced significant investment. japan, there's a race to win the 21st century. romaine: the messaging we have gotten from you end folks at the white house has certainly been compelling. you guys have a clear ally on capitol hill to actually shepherd this through, a powerful ally? bharat: i think this broad bipartisan support for many of the elements of the plan we are talking about. first and most importantly, among the public, where the president's plans are polling consistently at 60% or 70%, and much of the effort the president has put into his plans emerged from existing bipartisan legislation. for example, the president has proposed expansion for affordable housing. there is rod bipartisan support for expansion of tax credit. if folks are going to be consistent with previous dozens, is going to be a lot of bipartisan support for this. tom: bharat ramamurti from the white house on the spin that beg

you can macon geckture about why it is they don't want in us there, in my opinion, and i'm going to prejudgeare gathering at this intelligence center which is clearly indicating that our open borders are actually a more serious problem than the average american understands right now. >> because they don't want american eyes to see the operations, and to see what they are doing, and when they come here they don't allow us to tour the fusion center, which is the intelligence operation for this region, and i would have liked to have had an opportunity to visit with the fbi to visit with the agents at the fusion center to learn more about what the drug cartels are doing and what strategy we're employing to stop them. we were denied to have that opportunity. >> sean, congressional members say this is not about the boots on the ground or the men and women that are working every day to secure our borders and secure our nation. but they say this has to do with the white house and the department of justice, and they want answers and they expect answers. >> sean: all right. amazing. they are hiding so

in macon police station so the.local policeman who was there opened up and they found the man's body slumped on the floor and they then of the sick at the police informed years wife that the mom had died over 50 years later her own family still refused to accept the claim of accidental death given the overwhelming weight of evidence to the contrary. i go to the police station. where he was found dead. the last few blocks away but you know to see where he lived his final moments but also to see bruce there is that they said he fell down because like 2 or 3 steps very briefly in the. smoking room. so. yeah. it's a space that also over all the years of people talking about. what he did and there will be explored so. you know i wanted to go there was of the movie for me because i felt so sad this year but also i felt good i felt kind of connected more connection with have been away as a grandson. we were informed as a fan me that our father what we knew was he was killed by falling down a few facts of steve's and as his

oil industry as republicans claim while building russia's macon energy independent again a pipe dreamthe gop getting set to deliver reagan 2.0 to counter what they say is president biden jimmy carter 2.0 agenda, all of this is former president donald trump getting sent to hold rallies in multiple states, now this, far left democrats see victory in pushing the biden administration away from israel as a fight between israel and hamas comes here, american jews attacked in a wave of violence "coast to coast" after israel hamas cease-fire, the poynter institute, the media watchdog slamming cnn chris cuomo for crossing the line secretly advising his brother new york governor andrew cuomo but did chris cuomo advises brother to bully and blame the media and bully and blame his accusers including women to accuse governor cuomo of sexual harassment. as mask mandates drop around the country demands for proof of vaccination grow, how will that square with medical privacy laws and wait till you hear what dr. fauci is now saying when it comes to you having to prove that you are vaccinated. for the

also coming up with some around the corner in europe, we show you how the greek island of macon is warming up to post endemic travel. and many a job seekers in italy have been forced to put their plans on hold during the panoramic but will the opportunity still be there when it's over? i'm chris cobra. welcome to the program. after a forced landing of a passenger plane and belarus, some in europe are calling for even tougher sanctions against the country. since last fall, the european union has imposed 3 rounds of sanctions on belarus after autocratic liter. alexander lucas shakes crackdown on opposition. protesters following last year's disputed election. i could. those sanctions now be expanded. germany is one of bela bruce's top 4 trading partners in $2019.00 imported goods worth $1500000000.00 euros from germany. and most of it was machinery, chemical products, and motor vehicles. large german companies like buyer seamans dialer, are active in the country when it comes to beller is exports, though by far the most important destination was russia. the big neighbor bought 40 percent of a

been putting out information about how we can possibly will handle on this in our city of san jose in macon city of san jose safer. i haven't seen any specific plans, but i know he intends to come out with something in a few days and i support his efforts to take whatever action we need to to make the city safe for our residents. >> but there are policies that we can implement at the local level to make to create some barriers gun purchases, maybe straw purchases or other policies that we enforce existing laws and the and just really. creates certain barriers to someone who has mental illness or has a criminal background from perth to seeing a person again. but there's only so much we can do at the local level. >> county leaders also said that people who want to help out the victims. families can donate to a fund that was set up over it. partnership. usa, dot org. meantime, a vigil for the victims is going to be happening for the vt shooting tomorrow night at 6 o'clock. that's going to be over at san jose city hall live in the studio. ella sogomonian kron 4 news. >> thank we have on kron 4

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actually online as part of the mayton family papers from leroy gresham who was a teenaged invalid in macon, georgia and really followed the war very carefully and you see that exactly in his diary that that first day. oh, it's this great victory and and but you don't subsequently see anything of him saying oh this has been a tremendous defeat and this is all over and so again it helps you put put your put your understanding or see through the eyes of the people who are living it at the time just in the same way that if people are are keeping pandemic diaries now or you know commenting on social media or whatever that they're doing, you know, we don't know what's happening tomorrow. so for us, you know when we go back and read those things we may be able to put extra meaning or understand but that's where those contemporary documents are so important and also because people's memories change as well. sure. so that's another aspect of dealing with, you know, history and people's memories. is that how you understand something or feel at that moment make it clouded by memory or or other things

. -- eu site, mainly chancellor merkel and mnu macon may not be that -- emmanuel macron may not be that have the impression that macron is getting cold feet over the detail -- deal because he's been attacked from the right and the left over his role in it. maria: and you make a perfect segue to my next question. he mentioned angela merkel will be gone by the end of the year. that is a fact. if we do get a government in germany, does that mean more to the greens? how would the impact future negotiations with china? >> simply said, and without jumping to any conclusions about possible outcomes of the elections, i would argue that any new german government will be much more critical of china than merkel's government is at the moment. this is based on an assessment from within the business community that is much more critical than the present government has said to be. this is also based on major human rights concerns. as you mentioned, she zheng. but you can also ask to bet, mongolia, and hong kong, where all the liberties that have been guaranteed for 50 years, are just about -- maria: an

i want to get your thoughts on mike's report, $120 trillion, macon family plan, two years of communityures for childcare, these are popular concepts with some that we were discussing on the campaign trail for example giving away free education the others would think we don't have the money to do that here in the united states. your thoughts? >> i think what we see right now the president has set out few weeks in may in which he will talk to republicans and republicans will talk to him about this massive spending bill which by the way comes on the heels of the $1.9 trillion covid relief bill, a lot of which wasn't covid relief and what republicans feel is totally unnecessary they haven't finished bending the bill before that. i have to say, a lot of the talks that were going to see in the next few days and weeks are going to be theater because republicans simply can't agree to something that big when they use the word infrastructure, they mean things like roads and bridges and making broadband but real stuff, not an increase in child care or make in the childcare credit permanent or hom

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