but we have been out here in macon, georgia, with the warnock campaign.ng the latest allegations against his republican opponent herschel walker. that sentiment was largely the same today during the rally. he didn't mention walker's name once. he did, although, reach out and talk about reproductive rights being on the ballot and abortion being on the ballot and he called out to some pro-right demonstrators across the street, on his mega phones trying to interrupt his rally, and he reiterated his views on this issue, saying he's a man of faith, and respects the right to choose, but you and i both know, that most political candidates in his position, would probably be more inclined to use the latest allegations as political ammunition, and political fuel, to their advantage, to be able to use it, especially in these last few weeks, until the midterm election, these consequential midterm elections. so i asked him after his rally why he is not doing that, and we played a little bit of list response at the top there, he told me he and his opponent couldn't be,

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and he said that he said, but you were nine years old when i played the macon. he said, what the hell happened to you? i said, i thought i was sitting next to colonel sanders up here. and so. my favorite story in the book, though, and i've got funny stories and i and i am pleased that this both liberal saying conservatives have read my book and both have told me that they really enjoyed it. i don't really say anything mean much about the anybody in my book, but and senator herron and i are really good friends but our politics are different. he's a he is a liberal democrat. i'm a very conservative republican. my younger sister, becky, is in the state senate now. and i told her one day, i said, becky, i'm really proud of you. i said, i think you're doing a great job. i said, i think you're a little more liberal than than i am. and she looked at me and she said, jimmy, everybody's more liberal than you are. but one of my favorite stories in this book is, is about a little boy who wrote to me one time and i want to read the letter to you that he wrote to me. he said

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we've done the same thing in columbus, we've done it in macon, we've done in savannah and we will do it where it is needed. we are using funds from the governor's emergency fund to help pay for these dollars and thankfully, the general simply supports that because we've been in the fight when others were not. ms. abrams: street gangs did not shoot six asian women going into egg gun store and murdering women in less than an hour. street gangs are not the reason people are getting shot in grocery stores and parking lots and at schools. street gangs are one part of the problem but we have a governor that has weakened gun laws across the state and flooded streets with guns by letting dangerous people get access to those weapons. georgia does not have a waiting time or universal background checks and one of the few permits we have that stopped 5000 people that should not have weapons from getting them got weakened by this law. my intention would be to get that people who do 90% of law enforcement the support they need. they have asked for $136 million to recruit and retain officers. i'm t

. >> cnn's dianne gallagher joins us live from macon, georgia, where walker had an event today.trategy? >> victor, that's certainly what it appears to be, a full shift in strategy. up until now, the senator hasn't really directly addressed those allegations from an ex-girlfriend that herschel walker paid for her to have an abortion and encouraged her to have another. of course, the republican has denied those allegations and cnn has not independently confirmed them, but my colleagues were with the democratic senator today at a campaign stop in athens. they asked him, what prompted this, why go after this now in the homestretch? and much like he has for the past couple weeks, senator warnock side stepped the question and instead tried to refocus on his own position on abortion rights. >> why now this attack ad? can you tell us about this specific ad, raising these abortion allegations as it relates to walker? >> i think that the women of this state deserve to know the choice between the two people in front of them. and about my commitment to a woman's rights to choose. >> now, wa

columbus, macon, atlanta and other communities have benefited from a georgia state patrol task forcet has helped augment police coverage in those cities and some others over the last year. what can be done to make sure local agencies, agencies that are short on officers, can handle these policing duties without having to rely on the state? donna: we last mr. kemp first. gov. kemp: i'm glad to answer that question. the crime suppression unit i asked the colonel to put together when i grew tired of local elected political leaders that would not let their local law enforcement go after dangerous people during civil unrest that had no chase policies, where street racers and street gangs were terrorizing our citizens, i told him i wanted a plan, i wanted to know how much it's going to cost, and i want to know he we are going to work with. it's why the state patrol, the department of natural resources, game wardens, the atlanta police -- the fulton county jail system and the atlanta police department, we put a plan together to go after street racers and after violent criminals and have mor

the famous macon alo, medium is incredibly energy intensive. the process causes some to percent of humanities, total greenhouse gases. clearly then it is vital to collect used aluminum and recycle it well. we went to lay gas to visit the company that is doing its best to promote the circular economy. this is no ordinary scrap yard. just outside lagos, discarded engine blocks, crank shafts, and exhaust systems are waiting for a new lease on life. they are about to be turned into precious ingots of pure aluminum. here in the furnace of the british company, romco metals, the discarded parts are melted down alongside old cans at more than 660 degrees celsius. this separates the aluminum from the remaining components. and what happens is when evans we saw to the relative we received notice that ingles letting go in its single form. as you can see this piece right here. oh, this is about 4 to 6 pages. were relatively new. to really what will happen is we'll start off with nice looking condo ready for. it's more we can see her love ready to go. raymon

mike in macon, i can tell you, russia would have 0 in one country. you bo garrett ball. it shows they're not, they're up. that is so what if what if country pro corruption and what i'm trying to say to all the the national years and of all garen boulders and he's been our fight against corruption. the fame fight i gave for any one. when he was prime minister, pet cough refused to pay for russian gas in rubles, the supply line, carrying 85 percent of the country's energy needs was cut off. peck offset about finding alternative gas supplies. and opening up a pipeline between greece and bulgaria was a start. but it couldn't stop a tax from the likes of boy co boris of a former prime minister who has an 11 year leadership record. he lost pow after anti corruption protests, but opinion polls claim he's the election favorite, little yellow with this vote, the people will tell us who should retire, who should leave? or if we should be united, all they'll say you can't do it without each other. in boris off is accused by pet scoffers squandering $3000000000.00 of taxpayer's mone

his art is more of the dnc report form, because on macon, immediately after the end of his speech, during the applause that we heard, at the end of that speech, people began honking their horns. we heard people shouting out of their window, certainly a lot of joy but, but i must say this muted this morning. there were several rallies in support of joining russia. people waving russian flags but dispersed again for security reasons have sought is a hot spot. there have been multiple strikes to day aimed at the city high mars missiles supplied by the united states launched by the ukrainian military today, the 1st deputy of the head of your son, his he 2nd in command. mr. salvo vladimir selda saga was next to vladimir putin during that speech at the end of it. his deputy was here. he was killed earlier this morning by a strike, a ukrainian military strike. there is now an alert across the province. it is believed that ukraine will launch more munitions, that there will be attacks on the city vengeance perhaps. perhaps targeted strikes . and people are being warned not to congregate in big cr

has been the great honor of my life to get right for new songs, lyrics for four new songs with alan macon halle barry is a perfect aerial and rob marshall i thought showed incredible foresight to cast her. i've seen the dailies, so i know how good she is, to give auction to a very small minority of people who, you know, hate any kind of change is to me counterproductive. because the overwhelming majority of what i saw is, my goodness, she looks and sounds incredible in that trailer. >> louise, you spent years as a political consultant. your son certainly knows the in choose, have encouraged him to run for office? >> no, i learned a long, long time ago that music and art was his lane. what i hope and continue to encourage him to do is to use his his might, his talent, his intelligence to push people to think hard for the things that impact our lives at the end of the day, they do not happen in a vacuum. it happens in our society, and speaking about the issues that impact us all, it's important for artists, for people who are in politics like me. i >> know there are people watching this who

a family came to montgomery, alabama from ironically macon county. the family came there and the late 60s. early 70s, late 60s. the father was disabled. neither of the parents could read up there were six children. so they were living inn montgomery in a field sort of like squatting. and a social worker was assigned to their case. instead we cannot have folks living like this. remember the great society programs it just happened. they're all kinds of services for people, housing, money, healthcare and schools for the children had not been in school for the six kids and the parents moved to public housing. got the children in school. one -- mary alice went was disabled to shoot to for the disabled. they also got on the radar of the public health service. and at the time because always of black folks as the end of the great migration, those were the ones who didn't quite make it to chicago or did not make it to the north. they flooded into cities in the south. and at the same time the sinister thing that happened was the government was saying this is g

macon, putin discussions up to few days before the invasion, president macron was trying very hard toid the invasion by offering. assumptions -- various options. said we actual have the transfer, do this, no guesswork. putin was dismissive at the very end, couple of days before the invasion. he just dismissed it with contempt said, sorry, i've got to go ice skating -- something like that. so the u.s. is not alone but it's role has been to act to make negotiations harder to achieve unlikely. that is as recently as late april as far as we know most of what the united states can do is stop acting like that. stop -- drop the official position that the war must go on to weaken russia severely, meaning no negotiations. will that open a way for negotiations? diplomacy -- only one way to find out. if you don't try, of course it won't happen. if i may, i would like to add a word about something that was touched on but not developed sufficiently in myieand it is highly signicant, china. what is happening with regard to china. it is barely being reported. but it is supreme significance. there ha

we begin with president biden macon several seemingly contradictory claims about russia's nuclear threats in the economy and a primetime interview earlier this evening. kevin corke as alive and washington with what the president is saying and what walk backs with might expect in the briefing room wednesday. >> i look forward to those evening to you. the president has a penchant fo tall tales of purÉed misstatements and misrememberin and frankly his reputation is legendary in town. however, in this interview with jake tapper he fed into just a bit with a member of answers that can best be described as false or misleading or even worse, flat out lies. ask about whether experts at many of whom have already said were in a recession are right when they say if were not how w certainly will be guided said this. >> there is no guarantee that their website at en think that will be a recession at there is a to be a slight one. >> if there is. are you kidding? a truth is we are already in th throes of every session. what are year highs and inflation will do that. had asked for his and and bemis and

warnock partnered with ted crew to send i-14, connecting military units, to create jobs from columbus to macon is the benefits of that -- could it hurt you with any base voters who don't want to see you working with the other side at all? >> that's a good ad. two points here. one, the broad swath of middle american voters, what we hear all the time. i want to see them work together, and please work together and accomplish something real. he's showing he's accomplished something real, so he's not above the partisan fray. >> you're talking about the difference in most of these elections. >> it's not a lot of people, but # is it -- >> last time a democrat won alabama? what happened? right? >> herschel walker? i have absolutely no idea. i mean, you were telling me before, it's impossible to know. there's no crystal ball. i think he has a good chance, and i don't think anybody cares about morality, perhaps it's worthy of a more than 30-second discussion, but the fact as a nation we don't care about this anymore says something simply not about our system, but about our democracy as well. >> this is

. >> macon, while crazy allegations about. that creates a dangerous climate. >> moving for u.s., capitol police investigators say they will review security for congressional leadership as concerns over their safety continue. >> that was tom dempsey reporting for us tonight. over the summer, the house sergeant at arms announced a program would be created allocating up to $10,000 for home security equipment at the homes of house lawmakers. >> well, as you saw there, the former president, barack obama is back in the campaign trail. but this time he's hitting the road to support other candidates running in the midterm elections. during tonight's speech, an michigan he spoke about the attack on paul pelosi, the increasing political divide that can lead to violence and the need to return to civility in politics before he was then interrupted by a heckler. take a listen. >> more people can get hurt. and we're going to be violating the basic spirit of this country. >> so, sir, sir where where come on. that we set up in our democracy.

because tropical storm coll macon land fall a late on friday in to west. they were some big downpours and the potential for some flooding and much light in and around the reach and winced. i out quite quickly, but there will still be some live the down pause over the next few days when your shower was there to into a good part of cuba, jamaica sing some wet weather, particularly casea, western side of the island. east or not is not fair and too badly more in the way of sunshine than showers. plenty of sunshine may mile across us and into western parts of canada. just around the prairies, easing down towards the northern plains, over towards mid west. we do have some showers, longest bells of right and some very wet weather for that east, the sea, but of canada and the northeast of the us. the weather sponsored by a cat on a ways ah.

immigrants and criminals and people on the terror watch list this is a human tragedy being hoisted onto the macone incredible number of drugs committing killing americans this is the poisoning of america meanwhile a flight of migrants that arrived in montgomery and the mayor of montgomery new york said i wish somebody would've told me we needed a heads up that we were getting these migrants and that was a flight that biden sent a secret flight to montgomery you have a new bill that would redirect funding for irs agents to hire more border patrol agents this is important i spoke with border agents who tell me they cannot do the job because are playing babysitter, their processing people so they cannot be on the border, now the president owns $80 billion in the latest package that was passed into law where he wants to hire 87000 irs agents and that will mean 166 irs agents versus 15 or 20000 border agents, tell us about your bill. >> this is doubling the size of the irs almost the size of the marine corps are tax police are going to be. i work every day with people who have not received their tax r

. >> macon, while crazy allegations about. that creates a dangerous climate. >> moving forward, u.s. capitol police investigators say they will review security for congressional leadership as concerns over their safety continue. >> that was tom dempsey reporting for us tonight. over the summer, the house sergeant at arms announced a program would be created, allocating up to $10,000 for home security equipment at the homes of house lawmakers. well, we just saw in the former president barack obama back in the campaign trail. >> hitting the road to support candidates running in the uptown coming midterm elections during tonight's speech in michigan, he spoke about the attack on paul pelosi. the increasing political divide that can lead to violence and the need to return to civility in politics before. he was interrupted by a heckler. take a listen. >> more people can get hurt. and we're going to be violating the basic of this country. >> so, sir, sir where where come on. process that we set up in our democracy. >> tessa thompson

in macon. >> my view on this hasn't changed. i believe in reproductive choice.y opponent does not. he wants to see a nationwide ban. no exceptions, which includes rape, incest, and the life of the mother. i think that's extreme. i think it's out of touch with the people of georgia. and the people of georgia have a choice to make. >> reporter: and it is a big choice. this is a marquee senate race for both parties. the polls showing it is a close race between these two candidates. the democratic incumbent warnock and challenger herschel walker. there is a possibility that this race could go to a runoff. republicans already suggesting that the news this week really suggests that neither candidate will win 50% of the vote in november. we will see another tpotential runoff election in december in georgia and it could come down to which party controls the senate. >> appreciate you. thank you. >>> frustrations were evident at a fema disaster recovery center in lee county, florida, saturday, lines stretching out for hours as residents were trying to get emergency aid af

a macon debate has been canceled.re's still one debate on the books that is not going to include the libertarian candidate who is an important player in all of this. if the libertarian continues to draw republican voters the way he is right now, that could push this race to a runoff. right now we have a debate scheduled between these two unless something has changed in the last 30 minutes which is possible in this world. >> i think patricia, you're right. i think i saw some of the reporting and chatter on the macon debate. let me show our viewers the ads running in the state. this is a warnock ad about herschel walker's abortion positions. >> there's one issue where herschel walker actually has made his position clear. >> mr. walker, do you support any exceptions to abortion bans? >> not right now i don't. >> walker is for banning abortion even in cases of rape, incest or to protect the mother's life. herschel walker wants to go even further. >> there's not a national ban on abortion right now and i think that's a pro

it's not a surprise when you see someone like catherine levy, arrested from macon bomb threats throughniversity reduce the ability for any transgender youth to get top surgery. between the ages of 16 and 18. this is a direct response to those kinds of threats. rolling stone just at a really great article, it's just impacting -- it's impacting access to primary care, people's ability to get access to clinics. this is a direct attack. my worry is, florida's next on this list. they are actively seeking right now to ban gender affirming care for trans youth in florida. they've already done it through medicaid. >> it's also interesting how many parallels this has to living in a post-roe world. i have 30 seconds left. alejandra, i need to ask you a simple question, when you look at florida and have a governor that's choosing to talk about sending migrants to martha's vineyard, when you have a governor that's talking about trans kids in sports. what does that tell you but what that governor doesn't want to be focused on? >> he's not focused on the actual problems of floridians. i was born and

i, i so they in they were the real family came to montgomery, alabama from ironically macon county where happened they the family came there in like the late sixties like early seventies late sixties. and the father was disabled neither of the parents could read there were six children read or write and so they were living in montgomery in like an a field, sort of like squatting and a social worker. ms. blye was assigned to their and said, we can't have folks living like this and remember the society had just programs and happen. so there were all kinds of for people housing money health care and school so the children hadn't been in school. so the six kids and the parents moved to public housing. they got ms. bligh got the children school. one of them was mary alice was disabled. so she went to a school for the disabled and but they also got on the radar of the public health service and at the time because all black folks, it was the tail end of great migration, those were, the ones that didn't quite make it to chicago or didn't make it to the north, they came. they flooded into cities

i-- so they, they were-- the ralph family came to montgomery, alabama from, ironically, macon countyre tuskegee happened. the family came there in like the late '60s, early '70s, late '60s. thefore was disabled, neither of the parents could read, six childrens, read or write. they were living in montgomery like a -- and a social worker, miss bligh was assigned to their case and we can't have folks living like this and remember, the great society programs just happened and there were services for people, housing, money, health care, and schools. so the children hadn't been in school so the six kids and the parents moved to public housing, they got on-- they got the children in school, one of them was mary alice was disabled so she went to a school for the disabled. and, but they also got on the radar of the public health service, and at the time because all of these black folks, it was the tail end of the great migration, those were the ones that didn't quite make it to chicago or didn't make it to the north. they flooded into cities in the south. and so at the same time, what happene

the third was trained at fort to macon georgia and knoxville tennessee. but they're regimental commander, james, young was able to escape a lot of the negative press and negative violence that was being directed towards the all blacks virginia that was in knoxville. so both regiments did communicate with one another, despite being separated in camps both regiments faced [interpreter] from their fellow soldiers. and it was a evident from the row records that after the murder one of their own, robert thomas of wilson north carolina, after his death a couple of white soldiers went missing. and we're fear. doug following these events, several members of the third were discharged without any explanation and then the regimental records. so kind of adds this idea of retaliation as well as defending their own community. so it goes back to pushing back against the idea that one violence happens against african americans, they didn't just let it happen. black soldiers were a source of pride in defending the black community. xinjiang in the third north carolina were

mike in macon, i can tell you, russia would have 0 in one country. you bo garrett ball. it shows that up there up that is to it. if want to be country, it will corruption. and what i'm trying to say to all the the national years and of all garen boulders and he's been our fight against corruption, is the fame fight i gave for any one. when he was prime minister, pet cough refused to pay for russian gas in rubles, the supply line, carrying 85 percent of the country's energy needs was cut off. peck offset about finding alternative gas supplies. and opening up a pipeline between greece and bulgaria was a start. but it couldn't stop a tax from the likes of boy co boris of a former prime minister who has an 11 year leadership record. he lost pow after anti corruption protests. but opinion polls claim he's the election favorite. oh, with this vote, the people will tell us who should retire, who should leave? or if we should be united, all they'll say you can't do it without each other. in boris off is accused by pet scoffers squandering $3000000000.00 of taxpayer's money. it w

he's called to open a school in rural macon county, alabama, tuskegee. >> from the creation of the country'sgains made during the civil rights movement, a new pbs series is examining black america's ability to prosper in the face of systemic racism and discrimination. joining us now, host and executive producer of the documentary series sbits led "making black america through the grapevine," dr. henry louis gates jr. he's also the director of the hutchens center for african american research at harvard university. welcome back to the show. it's great to have you. who will we see and what will we learn in this four-part series? >> good morning. it's great to be back. what did black people do when the color curtain came crashing down? you look at a lot of hollywood movies, standard accounts are that all we did was complain and fight back. of course, we did fight back politically. just as importantly, we replicated the social world from which we were excluded by racists. if there was a white version of an organization which we were prevented from joining, what did we do? we formed a black versi

for hearing the first reports about andersonville and what's happening at macon? and so in addition to trying retaliation, he also just desperately wants there to be a prisoner exchange. so he keeps trying to arrange and exchange of prisoners with his counterpart and both of them get so out of control and and do so many special exchanges that both the union war department and the confederate war department rebuke them and say, you know, you've stopped now and so yeah, there's a lot of local exchanges that actually have to be reined in in the department of the south at one point. great. we have a it sounds like more of a philosophical question. okay, most of the others which goes like this. you just sketched out the rationalist argument about proportionality. what was the discourse if any about the applicability of the mosaic argument that limits retributes of justice to an eye for an eye? okay, so that's that is a great question. let me let me answer that in a way. what in one way to answer your specific question and then also to bring in a point you didn't ask in

because tropical storm coll macon land fall a late on friday in to where sat. they were some big downpours and potential for some flooding and much light in and around reach and winced. i out quite quickly, but there will still be some lively down pause over the next few days. when your shower was there to enter a good part of cuba, jamaica sing somewhere to weather, particularly cross c western side of the island. eastern island not faring too badly more in the way of sunshine than showers. plenty of sunshine. meanwhile, across us and into western parts of canada, just around the prairies, easing down towards the northern plains over towards mid west. we do have some showers, longest spells of ray and some very wet weather for that east, the sea board of canada, and the northeast of the us. the weather sponsored by a cat on a ways. ah, this is al jazeera. ah, hello, i am sammy's a dan. this is the news. our live from dell are coming up the next 60 minutes. the u. k is finance minister quasi quad tang sacked less than 6 weeks into the job. where live down the s

that need to be addressed and remediated to recycling companies also have plans to move into that macon land in the near future. here's what one woman who was living in an rv at the wood street encampment said yesterday at a protest, calling the oakland city council slow and lacking in urgency a point echoed by a council member, five in last night's meeting. what's the point of declaring homelessness and emergency? if you're not going to cut through the red tape and get something done? you sanctioned. your sanctioned parking lots have unreasonable rules and restrictions you're excluding people are materially and breaking up our community, which also is our support system. and my family. for now, the city is planning to open city least lot on beach street for the wood street encampment residents to move into but a long term solution is still not clear. reporting live in oakland, emma gauss ktvu. box two news. thank you. the city of any arc is adopting rent control measures for some rental units joining other cities in the east bay, eniac, miramar thorpe. signed the new ordinance at the c

they came alive on the page with the macon padlock, a language by the way which when you see jamaicanomedies, patent law is utilized so i make that joke or not to tell our stories. and so i'm questioning what do we lose when we choose ourselves as women? what do we lose when wechoose ourselves as women . about wanting motherhood, and the critique for it, she seen as a pariah and at the end of the day does she have a choice and so her whole narrative utwas really about that. and also who are we outside of society's gaze as women? there's always this socialized of being boxed in. i know that they had mentioned sexuality and we know the traumas that happened but whether your free sexual aswell as black women you do get looked at . i know in jamaica we have this carnival that happens every april and you see the nice brown men but lighter skinned women but then women of darker skinned girls took that same outfit. so people in my society are often a cause of that and it's also the hue of a black woman and what we do to increase incorporate color in this conversation as well >> wow. thank yo

and he said that he said, but you were nine years old when i played the macon. he said, what the hell happened to you? i said, i thought i was sitting next to colonel sanders up here. and so. my favorite story in the book, though, and i've got funny stories and i and i am pleased that this both liberal saying conservatives have read my book and both have told me that they really enjoyed it. i don't really say anything mean much about the anybody in my book, but and senator herron and i are really good friends but our politics are different. he's a he is a liberal democrat. i'm a very conservative republican. my younger sister, becky, is in the state senate now. and i told her one day, i said, becky, i'm really proud of you. i said, i think you're doing a great job. i said, i think you're a little more liberal than than i am. and she looked at me and she said, jimmy, everybody's more liberal than you are. but one of my favorite stories in this book is, is about a little boy who wrote to me one time and i want to read the letter to you that he wrote to me. he said