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i mentioned that mayor riley, i met him in macon, georgia. this is the project i won a competition for. this was like 1998, 1999, the daughters of the confederacy, we cleaned it off, we made a set of yards that talked about a kind of a blue collar, how can i say, relationship. we wanted people to see the obelisk because it was hidden and we wanted to make it more visible. we made fountains to go around it. then i placed cotton bales. i wanted there to be, how can i say, this tension between this fiction of the daughters and the confederacy and the reality of this place being a place that stored cotton. now, this is 20 years ago. and people were, how can i say, somewhat abstractly not interested in this idea. i was actually blackfaced at the club. i'm trying to remember who was the mayor at the time who is now a senator. but he sent me letters, walter, you're being betrayed in blackface with a mop hanging over your head as this kind of radical guy in california coming to talk about macon yards. in the last year, people have asked for that stat

and the post macon africa direct on al jazeera ah po, and i'm at home stories from asia and the pacific. i'm out here. ah, hello, under in taylor, none of the top stories are jazeera, the new, and potentially more transmissible. variant of corona virus has continued to spread with cases now found in more than 10 countries. health officials around the world, se omicron which has been called a variant of concern is likely to be far more prevalent than that. the president of south africa, where the variant was 1st identified says it could be linked to a stock rise in infections and criticize the position of travel bands. we are deeply disappointed by the decision of several countries to prohibit travel from a member of southern african countries including our own following the identification of the army corn variant. this is a clear and completely unjustified departure from the commitment that many of these countries made at that meeting of the g 20 countries in rome last month. how many miller is in johanna spec? there's been a significant amount of frustration from within the south afric

bud restaurant in macon that was an instant success.— restaurant in macon that was an instant successve also really thought very hard about - instant success. and you have also| really thought very hard about your employees and the make—up of your staff. tell us about that. critically, and all restaurants, we were taught many years ago by our forefathers that it was about the food and the service, so we always locked down the food because it's a restaurant, so the food, michelin star chef and his team, and when we managed to get them from london at the time when that restaurants in london closed, we booked them into our operations to work and other restaurants when we were just doing takeaways, so the kitchen team is intact. then you have a huge front of house team that we have managed to conjure up, but because it's a unique restaurant, i had been happening restaurant in the region at this moment in time, and on the country, wejust had at this moment in time, and on the country, we just had lots of people that wanted to kind of be a part of that wanted to kind of be a part of thatjou

the treasures return is the fulfillment of a promise that macon made to africa in 2017.he advised the french government on the restitution project p. >> it's a huge step because it's the first time a colonial power is returning something important and we'll see what the next steps are. what is clear is that this event is comparable to the fall of berlin wall. there will be a before and an after. >> the french public came in droves to say goodbye to the treasures on display in paris over the past weeks. >> it's a big step for france in its dealings with former colonies. >> i think it's very important that africa recovers its heritage stolen in the 19th century. >> with the final formalities concluded, it will arrive later this month 100 years after it left the country. brent: a look now at more stories making headlines this hour. at least 18 people have died in a gold mine collapse in southern niger, the death toll is likely to increase. the incident occurred on sunday in the region where gold was only recently discovered. four astronauts returning to earth from the inter

against russia regarding the situation on the poland, belarus, border, or on the conscience of those macon them. it's a desire to shift blame to others. in europe, they themselves create the conditions for hundreds of thousands of people to go there. and now they're looking for culprits to absolve themselves. responsibility. take care of your internal problems. don't shift your issues on to others. at is the cost on of has more on the western response to the crisis on ponens border and why russia is being caught up in the dispute. the refugee crisis has now been tormenting the e u for over half a decade. and finally, the evil engineer behind it has been unmasked and its well dar, russia, russia has its own far reaching goals. undoubtedly this is d stabilization of the situation in the u. an attempt to permanently destabilized central and eastern europe. undoubtedly, these are russia strategic goals. it wants to have an instrument of influence and blackmail over europe on the free world, acting with someone else's hands. officials in warsaw stop. just short of elaborating exactly what role

>> my voice is so strong because it strong for the macon people.n i went to the floor i had no idea i would speak that long. it wasn't about breaking records it was breaking down the bill. more than 2000 pages and the democrats were only allowing managers ten minutes on each side to debate. the amount of heckling they would try to do to stop me from being able to talk. but what we really found was one-party rule in one year. the big government socialism isn't working. it is not working when we have the highest inflation in 31 years. these gas prices, the big government cripples american industry. but bags opec and russia to produce more. when our military is focused on woke is him instead of defeating and winning and keeping up with china. we watched our attorney general now in a big government socialism, turns and goes after parents. if you listen to the ways and means chairman, he praised and he said, we need to build up bigger bureaucracy. that's what this bill is about. and that's what drove me too keep talking. so the american people could und

ossoff: with my remaining time, i have heard from constituents that columbus georgia and macon georgia and in albany, georgia about male delay. we you please -- mail delay. plea please commit to working with local leaders to get to the bottom of those delays and accelerate mail delivery for folks in columbus, macon and albany? mr. hooks: absolutely. i will commit to that. chairmain peters: senator hawley, you are not recognized for your questions. sep. hawley: congratulations to the nominees. i want to start by raising an issue i've been talking to for two years as it relates to fema. that is the in the fema process particularly after there has been a disaster in the state when it comes to rewarding individual assistance, working with local residents. in my state, in the state of missouri, we have historic flooding. historic flooding in my state. unfortunately, we had many residents who were out of -- who were forced out of their homes. out of their businesses, off their farms. their experience with fema was not a pleasant one. they could not figure out what the rules were, who to talk

mayor joseph riley and also in macon georgia and the project that i now involved in. this wasn't 1998 and 99 and we cleaned off and we made a set of - the talked about this, blue-collar relationship and we wanted people to see that something was hidden and we wanted it to make it more visible. then i placed a cotton mill next to it and i wanted there to be this tension between this fiction of the doors of the the reality of this being a place of god and that and this was 20 years ago and people were somewhat not interested in this idea. i was actually at the club, i'm trying to remember who was the mayor at the time now a senator but he sent me a letter and saying that you're being perpetrated in black faith and seen as this, radical guy from california coming to talk about this. and in the last year, people have asked to come down from away that this was a prelude to the moment that were going through now. in charleston, then we have this kind of moment where they're beginning to challenge how we actually think about ourselves and we had the best thing on the right a

in 20 minutes, what san jose just launched that macon vince you to go green. >>> 44 positive covid cases within cal football team forced pac-12 to postpone the game against usc. >> one expert says some of the players should not have even been tested in the first place. >> i have zero panic whatsoever as a public health person, as infectious disease doctor of 44 healthy people who are fully vaccinated who may have a little virus in their nose on a highly sensitive test. it is not an outbreak. it does not mean they got sick. it does not mean that the vaccines don't work. it means our public health strategy in this case was off and they were doing mass testing of people who didn't need it. >> cal's athletic director says more than 99% of the team is vaccinated but everyone had to submit to a covid test even if they did not show sytoms. one player says the university's health services told the team they could be arrested for refusing to test. >> we have reached to the city of berkeley and university for clarification on the testing policy but have not yet heard back. in a statement released

the debt is going to surpass the and when interest rates go up, it's good to be huge loads to the maconuture for very little benefit that we get today. emily: that's exactly right, the problem is that that is bipartisan. we are settling future generations under the guidance of china as our biggest thinker. stick around, the big four is next. ♪ a chip in your windshield... trust safelite. this couple was headed to the farmers market... when they got a chip. they drove to safelite for a same-day repair. and with their insurance, it was no cost to them. >> woman: really? >> tech: that's service the way you need it. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ i brought in ensure max protein, with thirty grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks! (sighs wearily) here i'll take that! (excited yell) woo-hoo! ensure max protein. with thirty grams of protein, one gram of sugar, and nutrients to support immune health. up to one million dollars. that's how much university of phoenix is committing to create 400 scholarships this month alone. if you're committed

sure enough, i found it echoing two prominent macon influencers, first quarter, among other things, theyed mary lincoln is an unworthy widow of the great martyr president and she lived her own life proudly and they hated her for that. man versus women in those ages. i realized when bombs came, he is probably a little follow-up in the memory and decided to rely on the great gentleman he knew and i'm guessing he knew them personally because they moved in the same circles and their memory became his memory and that's why i had to treat that part very carefully. there is another force that worked to shake the memories of civil war veterans "afterwards". i want to stop, this is a case where i had a supposition i've tried out and i think it worked. years ago, once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, the friend i have lunch with, his son was an honors class in high school and he asked, you think you will talk to our class? please ask him. he asked the teachers and the teacher said sure. so without thinking, i was a first mistake, i said okay. then panic set in and i said one of my going to tell a class

we were told by the pulaski county sheriff who spoke with a local tv station macon, georgia, he saystalking to another inmate when at least one of the five men, those inmates, attacked her and threatened to kill her. and then all five of them took off in a stolen white kia van. so that van is something that authorities are looking for along with the five men, the five inmates who escaped. the georgia bureau of investigations tells us that they all have violent criminal histories, and it's because of the charges that they face now. let's talk about three of the out of the five inmates with the most serious charges. we'll take a look at those inmates right now. tyree williams, he is facing charges of felony murder and home invasion after july 2020 shooting incident. dennis penix accused of killing two men in what was called a drug deal gone bad. and brandon pooler is facing charges of child cruelty. all five of the men are believed to be violent criminals because of their history. the sheriff there also says they escaped with two stolen tasers. now this all happened in pulaski county.

and i think that i first met you during the mayor institute in macon, georgia what he gave one of theamazing speeches i have ever heard from a mayor to talk about cities life and people and i have never heard a politician speak that way and so i was really moved by this. in 20 some odd years later, we are still having that conversation and it's an honor. i am going to share my screen now and today's talk will be about a half an hour then will have time for questions but that name of my talk today is. in the landscape. i am a southerner, from charleston, north carolina and it took me probably close to being in my 40s or so until i actually felt comfortable talking about how can i say, my southern upbringing in the spirit that guided my life. i wanted to start out talking by the current context and we've heard a lot about the 1619 project. and for most people of color in this country particularly the african americans is our time in this landscape has been long but her freedom has been very short. so how we begin to think about this, it is also very familiar to know that we have to find

you know, i want voters in macon georgia to in july to say i voted for biden and harris, i voted fore got better. and that's what we're gonna be saying and hearing it, those poll numbers will look very different as the election will look different in 2022. >> just a follow-up on that, the child checks credit, which i've been fascinated by both because i followed it for -- which you have been fighting for for a very long time, came to fruition, to some extension is probably going to be in the build back better bill, depends on how long. when you talk about that, do you hear constituents talk about it voluntarily? are you getting people saying, i am getting this thing and is really getting helping me. are people aware of it in their lives? >> oh, they're absolutely aware of it, they don't know where came from. and one of the things we do is around this time every month, and we did it again this week, we asked people tell us your stories about what the child tax credit means to you. it relieves the anxiety, the last week of the month. to figure out how to cobble together the money to pa

affects people's lives and clearly affects people's lives in a positive way, you know, i want voters in maconyou know i voted for biden and harris. i voted for warnock and my life got better. that is what we're going to be seeing and hearing and those poll numbers will look very different and the election will in 2022. >> just to follow up on the child tax credit which i have been fascinated by both because i followed the sort of long policy prehistory of this which you have been fighting for for a very long time, came to fruition. some extension is probably in the build back better bill depend on how long. when you talk about that, do you hear constituents talk about it voluntarily? like are you getting people saying, i am getting this thing and it is really helping me. are people aware of it in their lives? >> they are absolutely aware of it. they don't really know where it came from. one of the things we do is around this time every month and we did again this week, we asked people, tell us your stories about what the child tax credit means to you. it relieves the anxiety, the last week of

within macon another attempt ? will they make another attempt.andan capital — kampala — is on high alert following two explosions which killed 6 people including the attackers. it's the latest in a number of attacks in the city which have been blamed on a foreign armed group. the first of these attacks happened when a suicide bomber targeted the police headquarters in the centre of kampala. this cctv footage shows the moment just after the blast. we know two people died in this attack. three minutes later, three other attackers on motorbikes blew themselves up near the ugandan parliament less than 1 kilometre away. this was the scene outside. cars on fire, windows shattered. we're told more bombs were found in other parts of the city. we're also told that a fourth attacker was also arrested and an explosive vest recovered. here's the mayor of kampala central. i'm fortunate to see. i've lost one of my friends, a police officer. and the police will come and give more information about that but it's been very unfortunate. it's happening at such a ti

i mean, the united states and particularly in the southeast to connect, for example, atlanta, macon, atlanta/charlotte and additional commuter rail options for rural and suburban and urban communities across the state of georgia. you made recommendations and i think alarming observations with respect to the cybersecurity of amtrak's train control systems. could you please detail in my remaining time those observations and recommendations for the committee? >> in this public if setting, senator, i can't go into a lot of detail on it, and i would be happy to meet with you privately regarding some of those particular details on that. i'll say this, that amtrak is not alone, you know, in terms of having the challenges of cybersecurity. train control systems, of course, are critical to the safety of passenger rail, and our office conducts very aggressive oversight in that space. >> thank you, mr. winters. my staff will reach out to yours and set up a classified forum to get into more detail on that. thank you again for all of your service and your diligent work, and i yield back. >> thank

i mean the, united states and particularly in the southeast to connect, for example, atlanta, macon, atlanta charlotte, edition or commuter rail options for rural and suburban and you've been communities across the state of georgia. you made recommendations, and i think alarming observations, with respect to the cybersecurity of amtrak's train control systems. could you please detail in my remaining time those observations and recommendations for the >> committee? >> in this public setting in, senator, i this public setting, can't go into a lot of senator i can go detail on it, and into a lot of detail. and i would i would be happy to beat with you be happy to meet privately with you regarding some of those privately regarding some particular of those details particular particular details on details on that. i'll that. i'll say this, say. this that amtrak is that amtrak is not not alone along. in terms in terms of of having the challenges of having challenges with cybersecurity. cybersecurity. train train control control systems, of systems of course are critical for course, are crit