i divide the bread and pieces and give it to my children so that none of them dies in macon, but our stomachs are never full because of all on monday me money, money theater, make money, bakery own i am your dell. half marty has registered around 1000 women for the brett donations. only though is with a car to get a loaf. it's his way to try to help, but also to keep the situation under control. i in of, of what that additional got them kitchen again. so say i started this project out of a strong sense of be do autism because our people are jobless. lot of the international community has stopped their assistant for us and we are forced to fight for our people. i'm for ireland to know what that a, my, them all said a haughty mamma. what m a, what a 2nd it afghans and not only victims of massive 8 cutbacks, but also of the sanctions against their fundamentalists, rulers, billions of dollars of national assets held abroad. a frozen st. markets continue, but the wider economy is collapsing. and the taliban have no experience of serving millions of desperate people in crisis. not a single

amanda: using their voices, demanding an opportunity to vote, in macon -- immigrant advocate groups rallied ahead of the study session, an effort to encourage leaders to extend voting eligibility in local elections to all residents regardless of immigration status. arturo says the move would present a vital opportunity for an estimated 200,000 residents who currently cannot vote. it is a way for citizens who contribute to the economy, pay taxes, and help shape the city to finally have a say. >> it is going to be a long fight. it is going to be a lengthy, strategic campaign. we want to make sure we continue to include our community. amanda: one longtime resident says her family would greatly benefit. >> [speaking spanish] j.r.: through a translator --amanda: through a translator she said those who are able to vote elect those who want to move the movement forward. >> it is unconstitutional to allow noncitizens to vote. >> that is going to dilute our votes for the citizen who are already completely committed to this country as americans. amanda: no vote or action was expected during the study

. >>> and the "macon telegraph" says that a toddler playing with bubbles found a missing 82-year-old georgia woman with alzheimer's. the 1-year-old ethan moore was outside with his mom last friday chasing bubbles, and at one point he stopped at a fence. he hooked down, and he said the word "feet." ethan's mother crouched down and looked at where her son was pointing. that is when she saw the elderly woman who'd been missing for four days after wandering away from a nearby home. >> if you get on his level, he can look through, you can see some of the broken sticks, and that's where she was laying. >> officials say they had been searching for the missing woman. on monday she was released from a hospital and is now back with her family. >>> and still to come, cookie creation. the brand-new cookie from the girl scouts, and the only way you can buy it. your shipping manager left to “find themself.” leaving you lost. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire after years on

amanda: using their voices, demanding an opportunity to vote, in macon -- immigrant advocate groups rallied ahead of the study session, an effort to encourage leaders to extend voting eligibility in local elections to all residents regardless of immigration status. arturo says the move would present a vital opportunity for an estimated 200,000 residents who currently cannot vote. it is a way for citizens who contribute to the economy, pay taxes, and help shape the city to finally have a say. >> it is going to be a long fight. it is going to be a lengthy, strategic campaign. we want to make sure we continue to include our community. amanda: one longtime resident says her family would greatly benefit. >> [speaking spanish] j.r.: through a translator --amanda: through a translator she said those who are able to vote elect those who want to move the movement forward. >> it is unconstitutional to allow noncitizens to vote. >> that is going to dilute our votes for the citizen who are already completely committed to this country as americans. amanda: no vote or action was expected during the study

ah my manuscripts, macon and welcome to the program. the u. s. how speaker nancy pelosi has used her visit to taiwan to deliver a statement of solidarity. she said her country would do whatever it takes to boost ty, one's ability to defend itself. pelosi departed from the capital tie, pay a short while ago. she spent less than a day on the self governing island during which she met with the president and address parliament, although she was not there as an official representative. now pelosi visited, despite stark warnings from china, which has responded by boosting its military drills in the seas around taiwan. a trip that has set the region on edge the speaker of the us house of representatives, nancy pelosi arrives in taiwan, making her the highest level american official to visit the island in 25 years. pelosi stopover was kept deliberately ambiguous, amid stock warnings from china, and the threat of a military response. despite reservations in the biden administration, the white house insisted that pelosi had a right to choose whether to vis

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reminds me all of the times of the soviet union and not in favor of today's west, because look in macon, 62, a soviet magazine, molded me, or published these, are, these, gro was walked by alexander. so the one day the wife was denise it and immediately you know, why did people believe people only then believe in status repressions? well the so you saw me magic in the song you stayed on us about it. i got to read it real estate. oh ah ah ah ah ah welcome back across the dock we're things are considered. i'm here. well this is the home addition remind you we're discussing some real news. ah ok, go back to change gears a little bit here. we've heard through official media, corporate media that the trainings and they're getting a 1000000 man army together and there's going to be a big fan. so i think there may be in a pen. so this month i can do that. it's going to be the ukranian one, but i have the theory about it and it's kind of going to tell us what we said in the 1st part of the program. this is actually a fundraising event. this is the, you know, their fund raising. you know, we're

the east and southeast of the out. japan reported that 5 of those missiles landed in macon on the canal zone, understandably, causing them. and all of us grave concern. people's liberation army has now declared 7 restricted zones near taiwan. and say that they will extend a range of military exercises through monday. these provocative actions are a significant escalation. we've seen how beijing has attempted to change the status quan taiwan for some time. for example, more than doubling the number of aircraft flown over the center line. it separates china and taiwan over the past 2 years, pursuing economic court, political interference and cyber attacks, against taiwan. now, they've taken dangerous acts to a new level. united states is conveyed to the p r c consistently and repeatedly that we do not seek and will not provo a crisis. presidents, i said the same thing. china has chosen to overreact and you speaker blasio visited a pretext to increase provocative military activity in and around the time on straight. we anticipated the china might take steps like this. in fact, we describe

that is the trouble, macon warned, against. take him relations down the track of conflict and confrontation. the war games are set to continue to day. china had, in particular, notably across the median lines several times of the last couple of days. and analysts are fearing that this could be a new norm for the p l. a. in future exercises. now, living on an indiana has become the fast u. s. state and ban abortion. after the supreme court overturned the landmark roe v wade ruling, the decision comes into effect on september 15th with some exceptions, and means women in indiana can only get an abortion in cases of rape or incest. when the mother's health is at rest and motion was previously allowed up to 20 weeks into pregnancy and supporters of iraq's, she, i didn't looked at al serra have held mass friday prayers and several cities sada, urged his supporters to remain in front of parliament until so called corrupt politicians, are in the front office for a week now. his supporters of occupied the building halting operations an

we will be going through all of the front pages at 10:30pm and 11:30pm in macon.ps and nigel nelson, who is the political editor of the sunday mirror and sunday people. join us if you can. this is another story that will be definitely in the papers tomorrow. the two conservative party leadership contenders have set out their approaches to dealing with the economic downturn, forecast by the bank of england. liz truss says she'll help people with the cost—of—living crisis by lowering taxes, not giving "hand—outs." but her rival, rishi sunak, warned that the tories could "kiss goodbye" to winning the next election, unless inflation is quickly brought under control. 0ur political correspondent, damian grammaticas, has more. applause thank you. liz truss in the sunshine in the west midlands, chasing the votes of tory party members. the looming economic crisis is now weighing on this race. ms truss today said if she was prime minister, she would not be giving more hand—outs to those struggling to pay their bills. she would cut taxes instead. well, what i will do from da

when i was in mercer university in macon, georgia, we started to work with disadvantaged kids. and i began to appreciate how powerful outdoor living experiences would be for them. and i realized that taking this to the next level, establishing a nonprofit, is where i needed to head. and that's what i've done. this is our first city camp of the year, so why don't we do this. let's all say what our name is. you want to stand up and say your name? jacob: my name is jacob. bill: ah, i like that name. at's a cool name where do you go to school? >> parkside. bill: parkside! ahmani: first impression-- he was a stranger, really. but he always was making jokes. bill: we got to do the special handshake, ok? who's that back there? nicholas: i didn't know him at first, so i just called him "weird." bill: what is the name of this organization, victor? victor: wilderness works. bill: now, look at the forest. the green is the forest, right. can wilderness work if we're working our way towards extinction? no. clifford: when i first seeing him, i thought he was like this old, white, grumpy man.

that's like the entire population of macon, georgia or paterson, new jersey and one your coming to ourry. you know the cartels make money off people being smuggled and the drugs being smuggled across the border. in places like arizona where i grew up and as a gang and federal prosecutor and now the ag, fentanyl related overdoses are now 57% of the deaths of young people in our state. for years ago it was 40%. people are dying. americans are paying the cost. people from central america are being exploited by cartels and joe biden is empowering them. >> go ahead. i said our government is empowering these cartels. the only winners here are the hundreds of billions of dollars being made by the cartels. i say this over and over again, jason. the biden administration and those people working for the biden administration are well aware of what they are doing at the border. they are well aware of the chaos they are creating at the border. they don't want to answer the question why. we are perpetuating the deaths of children and innocent, helpless people including our own children. i think the

we're talking about the entire population of macon, georgia, in unaccompanied minors coming over herewe're paying the cost. elizabeth: i got to get to this. 277 terrorists on the watch list, 277, congressman. now caught at all ports ever entry this fiscal year. that is more last fiscal year combined. i have to bring a personal note to this i have to reveal to the viewer. my sister lost her brother-in-law on 9/11 a bunch of those guys are gone. generation of 9/11, why the lack of focus on this? >> list unaccepted, unacceptable that this administration by the stroke of the pen stopped the border wall construction. over $1.4 billion was appropriated in a bipartisan fashion to secure the border. by the stroke of the pen stopped the remain in mexico policy. he is doing this all by the stroke of the pen. he is allowing the southern border to be porous. people are able to be crossing there. he empowering the mexican cartel making a huge windfall of money charging people to come across the border including terrorists. it is devastating, horrendous. he should not be campaigning in pennsylvania

in it david is critiquing broadway in the current state of the macon theater. he writes the following. quote. i believe freedman who stunningly said that the free market must exist to entice the able to reveal their abilities if one has no possibility in the theater of doing anything a platitudes, the talentless world induced but the inspired have no reason to do so. the award of the talented was uncluttered creation. david was writing about the theater but his words resignation in the wrong of politics and government as well. we've been talking a lot at the reagan library through our time for choosing speaker series about the future of the republican party in the conservative movement. when we canceled or punished edward pursued departure from the party lines or from political correctness will be don't give space to offer a developer positions, then we get the same problem with the robots a political orthodoxy or step up and inspired to stay at home. how sad our world would be if a leader like ronald reagan had not had the chance to step forward just because h

she left a he, it has a macon malaya lane and no lead that i will not marginal a little mother or mr. shaley live. i live in the bonaire, where too much in a year. the date, if you love me in the matter, i would rather you handley, the queen, a raffi. yes. does. i know i did live with her last the preventive need for me to push it back to that the amount of this not to be met him and he didn't know large. that's why i was calling to even up. why shot key is genevieve. i live you, father, the size of the creature, jack jack when new game eyes, and then what all these project cost. when she gave me, i'd love to get the number candidates and walk to that, we could get them confused. again, in mckinney, italy, me can either one of it, you know, well battalion me and confused him to be to get them been without a scene or belie, maria, to me and not in my daughters, but to be what done. he could just that jam out by the bad as it is, i could am carson. what though it sat, could you tell my dad is jill, but february of 02 not gotten would want to shake of hoss with them. and now come on g of

the event takes place tomorrow at the macon re convention center.nd full of fun in the south bay with 20,000 expected to celebrate the lgbtq community at the silicon valley pride parade. it is the second in person festival and there will be activities, entertainment and fun for the whole family. the festival kicks off today in san jose. local businesses look forward to resenting pride and the economic boost. >> we have been struggling for quite some time. these past few weeks in downtown san jose with san jose jazz, with send request, and silicon valley pride, downtown is turning a corner. liz: the san jose downtown association is supported -- have supported pride over three decades. the festival kicks off tonight at 6:00. the parade starts tomorrow morning at 10:30. let's get a check outside. lisa: we have some extensive cloud cover and as you look at live doppler 7, you can make out the low clouds up and down the coast. as we go in closer, it is expanding and it will as we get a pretty good onshore flow. there is a system off the coast. if you are

we will have you both back on for this republican congressman john macon of nebraska. he is threatening more legal action over the fbi search of mar-a-lago. the doj faces a major deadline over the affidavit used to justify the search. to flip not to flip? the trump allies facing their own legal trouble, and g

if just brought in the the director of intelligence analysts onto that and that's one reform that macon had when he came into the directorship. he made it a requirement that the analysts be brought in for operational planning of that sort. joseph today, we're actually think the cubans did bomb their own air force like the did the plane deception work or did people just see right through it as a us did it? no, no, remember the requirement of covert action. is that the handy united states is not apparent or can be denied plausibly. and what is plausible is a sometimes a matter of opinion. i don't think given the publicity that anybody doubted once the shooting started. who was behind it? if bombing the air force was so crucial and we didn't like finish it the first time and everyone is saying it was so crucial. we should have done it. why wasn't it done like the second airstrike? like i said you fall in love with your operation and and i won't ask for personal testimony to this but when you have fallen in love you, do you make dumb decisions sometimes? i i think it's true that cia and bis

the event takes place tomorrow at the macon re convention center. it is a big weekend full of fun in the south bay. 20,000 people are expected to celebrate the lgbtq community at the silicon valley pride parade. it is the second in-person festival. there will be activities, entertainment, and fun for the whole family. this festival and parade kicks off today in san jose. local businesses look forward to representing pride and the economic boost that comes with it. >> we have been struggling for quite some time. these past few weeks in downtown san jose with san jose jazz, with cindy quest, and silicon valley pride, downtown is turning a corner. liz: the san jose downtown association has supported pride over three decades. the festival kicks off tonight at 6:00. the parade starts tomorrow morning at 10:30. lisa, let's get a check of the forecast for this. cooling off a bit. lisa: it is. the cloud bank dictating the weather. we will see a return of gusty onshore winds and, as we look at live doppler 7, there is a look at the low clouds that have moved

typically the answer i got had to do the breakdown of the macon family which is a totally true and totally insufficient answer in my opinion, there are 440,000 kids in foster care right now saying that is the breakdown of the family and that's what you get, that did not help us move along with this problem, those are the things that are pushing me into this research, we know we are not going to abolish the police no matter what happens, there is a movement and the child welfare community to abolish family policing, that is the new description that is being put on this whole system with the idea that removing any child from a family is abusive ilin the wrong way to go. is this getting traction, is this something that policymakers in the public need to be aware of is is being played out in the real world? >> if you asked me a couple of years ago i would've said there are a few people out there that think abolishing foster care is the way to go in the way to solve the problems of the families, i have to say in the last two years this movement has grown up alongside the fund or abolish the pol

families have affordable and healthy foods is crucial in economically disadvantaged communities like macon. not having healthy options leads to environmental impacts that hit the most wearable. can you ask wayne the importance of improving the food environment -- and what policies are necessary to ensure food environments improve? >> thank you. the reality is, we need a food system that is -- fuels climate disease. most people that live in communities where they are struggling do have resources around accessing health as healthy food. ultimately reclaiming the type of food that's available in the community like you mentioned is a movement for communities in terms of their own tolerance to reclaim their food system. and food sovereignty. so what is important ultimately is a more community driven food system and a more community governed system. in the short-term, we can do everything we have in our government toolkit to support these communities from economic incentives and assistance dollars that help match resources in the food economy. we've seen evt matching the farmers market and diffe

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it is summer, kids are out of school for a little longer, and that's macon, georgia.w with him. 96 degrees today in macon, georgia, and if it's going to be sunny today. >> lawrence: and it's raining here. >> brian: i will say this, about georgia, a great place to work out. you take three steps and you are soaked. >> ainsley: it's pretty humid here. i grew up in south carolina where it's absolutely humid, but new york is pretty humid, too. >> brian: to a need to machete to cut through the air in south carolina in the summer? >> lawrence: 102. >> brian: but texas is a dry heat, isn't it? >> ainsley: is it? >> lawrence: dallas is pretty dry. i was there yesterday and let me tell you, lord help us in texas. i must have drank four water bottles within the span of an hour because it was so hot out there. >> ainsley: when i lived in texas i just jumped in my car and drove to work, you can drive to the grocery store in park and run in. but here in new york and no one really has cars, most people don't, so they are hailing cabs or the subway, if you write it, a yeasty when it

. >> what's up macon, georgia. >> from maryland. >> from chicago. >> because i turn 16 today. >> from. >> from north carolina. >> celebrating my birthday on the "today" show. >> happy birthday. so good to see you. we're glad you're back. happy you're with us this thursday morning. >>> coming up tomorrow on the show we have tips for saving money on your prescription drugs. you can even skip insurance to get the savings. >> jimmy fallon is not part of the way to save on your prescription drugs. but vicky nguyen is going to show us how -- >> i think that's for later. >> yeah. pop start. >>> we want to get to your news at 8:00, a lot going on this morning. it could be a pivotal day for former president donald trump, a judge ask going to hear arguments about releasing the affidavit that led to the search of mar-a-lago. and his long time chief financial officer is expected to plead guilty in a different case. sam brock is covering it for us. >> reporter: we have breaking news on that front. the former ceo of the trump administration plead guilty to all 15 counts he was facing of tax fraud.

we will have you both back on for this republican congressman john macon of nebraska. frank lutz is a -- bit the sunday showing for jonathan capehart begins now. ♪ ♪ ♪ donald trump lashes out. he is threatening more legal action over the fbi search of mar-a-lago. the doj faces a major deadline over the affidavit used to justify the search. to flip not to flip? the trump allies facing their own legal trouble, and growing pressure to turn on the former guy. mitch mcconnell's moment of truth. he admits the republicans may not win the senate, do you too can do this quality. in other words, folks like this. >> i've never really felt a wise societies responsibility to take care of other people's children. >> one time science of the man came from apes. if that's true, why are there still layups? >> yes, and it, you should be worried. i am michael steele in for my friend jonathan capehart. and this is a sunday show. the sunday. donald trump is still trying to play the victim after the fbi searched his home in mar-a-lago. he is threatening to file a major motion pertaining to t