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and that's why they took the 2 of us are by that's just study of the macon state. mm. oh. when i was sure seemed wrong when old, please. just don't hold any new world. yes. to shape out disdain. because the advocate and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves worlds of horn, we choose to look so common ground the joggers archipelago, homer, the jo, san diego garcia, the largest island in the archipelago, is now the location of a very large u. s. military base, you get given met, div our i to the us government to make a military base and just deported. all of the juggle send people from their country . so big caught return back on the island. no, but we are fighting. that's why i'm fight. we'll fighting for the right, so i, we do not consider the right to self determination actually applies to the trickle . since i don't, the question of self determination of the legal advice we have received is actually the chic options. we're not and all not a people for me, it's done to move on and see what we tend to fall. the tumbler said committee to return back home

i mentioned that mayor riley, i met him in macon, georgia. this is a project i won a competition for. this is like 1998, 1999. those are the borders of the confederacy. we cleaned off the may of seven -- talked about the blue collar relationship. we wanted people to see the obelisk's because it was hidden. we wanted to make it more visible. then i placed cottondale's next to it. i wanted there to be this tension between this fiction of the doors of the confederacy, a place that stored cotton. this is 20 years ago and people were somewhat abstractly not interested in this idea. i was blackface at the club. i'm trying to remember who was the mayor at the time who is a senator. he sent me letters that you are being portrayed in blackface with a mob heavy over your head as this radical guy from california coming to talk about macon. in the last year, people have asked for that statute to come down. in a way, this was the prelude to now. in charleston, we have this moment where these new semi onyx are challenging how we actually think about oursel

the potential for severe weather remains and has shifted a little farther to the east places like macon included in that and we'll see the potential for isolated tornados, not quite as widespread or impactful as what we dealt with yesterday. but the potential is there hail also a possibility for us meanwhile the same system continues to bring ligplaces li alabama and florida. potentially record-breaking temperatures in places like new york the heat is out there. for this time of year we're going to remain above normal in some locations >> thank you, angie. >>> the land known as bruce's beach is being sold back it was returned to the family after they suffered racial harassment the sale will help rebuild the generational wealth the bruce's were denied for a century. >>> as the george santos saga heads to capitol hill, will l h lies c catch up to him we'r're back in a minunute witi scanandals plaguguing the new congressman. ls plaguing the new congressman.n. upside-d-dow n bobe withth no cap. n bobe withth no cap. yoyou justst grab anand squeeze.e. dawn p platinum's s more powewerful form

compare it to say a year ago, yes, we can see that friend is downwards, but money wise, russia is macon $4.00 times more money now than it did in 2020. let's take a look, for example, ads, a figure 8, save from their charts. this is destination of russia's fossil fuel exports among 34 countries. and we can see once again that the trend that yes recently since the special military operation began, we can see a downward trend. but compare the money going in to ross's coffers from said 2020 and now still making money more money than it did before. so we can see that it's not really working out and also rushes budget. it's getting bigger, it's getting fatter. we saw that in these, despite the actions by unfriendly states and the anti russian sanctions from over the past year, russia managed to extract as much as 535000000 tons of oil. it's 10000000 tons more than the 2021. figure the exports have risen by 7 percent of it in the state budget income from the oil and gas industry has increased by 20 percent of the woman. maybe they don't want to do a business. so with russia, the european unio

daryl maine implemented a difficult three-point shot, darryl macon, as a result, he scored 31 points, uniks won the match, being afraid, 85 kazan. pursued by cska go in the table of the vtb united league in second place. and after the victory, the unix players symbolically congratulated. arthur ran him in this match, he acted as head coach. for the first time in his career, artur begeev, who led the team during the match , unixon head coach william operatovich missed the match due to illness. the international tournament chess stars ended in moscow, 10 years took part in the tournament grandmasters, the total prize fund amounted to 15 million rubles. and sergey koryakin became the winner . my colleague danila makhalin visited the final day of the tournament. the final day of the tournament was the championship, only in blitz it was opened by the rio olympic champion in rhythmic gymnastics margarita mamun, who made the first symbolic move in the duel between the european champion ekaterina lahno and the five-time champion of her country. the spaniards of the francis liejo, i admire che

what requests is the united states going to be macon mostly because in staking power back in 2018? no press. although i said that he wanted a policy with hugs and less bullet. so we're gonna have to see whether any of this it discussed. and the outcome of it, of course, right, are busy and historic visit for the us presenter is about live in mexico city. thank you. still had allowed jazeera, a new era for china as it opens its borders. after nearly 3 years of isolation and vote counting begins and benito parliamentary elections set to test democracy. ah hello, the weather is looking pretty quiet across a good part of china at the moment we have high pressure in char, so light winds warm sunshine as well. just around the central areas and little bit of woods, even to the north of that you can see this area or a cloud. they just cross southern parts and that's producing some heavier rain down towards hong kong shanghai at around the 17 celsius. well above the seas, no average should be into single figures at this time of the year, beijing and so again, about the seasonal average. so

. >> macon markel's man has pisto off the taliban and.y the insurgents who just need detergent. prince harry claims that he killed 25 enemy chess pieces while in afghanistan. taliban commanders responded saying we are still here for link but he has fled to his grandmother's palace but he has a big mouth loser who has been trying to get attention. he adds, i see news about him a lot on my facebook feed and really think he has gone mad an needs a doctor immediately. this just goes to show how primitive the taliban are, stil using facebook. the taliban leader also challenged terry saying if he i a real man and not a loser, com to afghanistan again. nice. may be they are just jealous. of royal wedding means the firs night with a new goat. obviously prince harry has got it rough, not only because redheads have -- his wife is not that his comrades are embarrassed about bragging about his kills at least getting mocked by the taliban and. these are guys that think that flintstone show too much ankle. >> he may claims in his upcomin tell all memoi

this interview, he claims that is all spin but taking out of context and what you find from here in macon anything they have done. i think what they truly represent his victim culture and society. i think it is sad and i don't think it helps people move past problems they may have had in the past. >> carley: absolutely during the oprah interview megan merkel said one member of the royal family was concerned about the color of their child's skin and harry said they never accuse the royal family of racism and the family media blue out of proportion. but they printed word for word and you can't blame that on the media. so lack of accountability there as well. thank you for joining us. >> thanks, guys, have a good one. >> carley: listen to this $2 million worth of jewelry stolen less than a minute and now the store owner says she's never felt more unsafe. she is going to join us next. >> todd: ron desantis stepping up his fight with disney now planning to take over the area where the park resides in sump special privileges who is now backing the governor's plan. ♪ ♪ i screwed up. mhm. i got u

the campaign does have a driver who is available to get you to m macon and back to the airport.rd, schlapp tries to call him. a few hours later he sends the following text. if you could see it in your heart to call me at the end of the day, i would appreciate it. if not, i wish you luck on the campaign and hope you keep up the good work. we also obtained a brand-new text message exchange that's being made public for the first time. this is the staffer texted a friend who is in politics. sort of telling him what happened, allegedly, but also asking for advice about how to tell the campaign. the staffer tells this political friend, quote, he is pissed i didn't follow him to his hotel room. later the friend respond, i'm sorry, man, what an f-in' creep. a little later the staffer texts, i don't know how to say it to my superiors that their surrogate fondled my junk without my consent. >> why is he going public with this now three months later? did he report this assault to the police? >> he says that he didn't want to come forward initially because the election was a couple of weeks

new congress is up to and what is at stake next week, with republican representative john macon of nebraska, another hour of velshi begins right now. i begins right now >> good morning, it is sunday, january 15th. i'm ali velshi. we begin with a dire warning for the american economy, a debt ceiling slowdown, showdown, situ explode this week in congress, potentially with disastrous consequences. in order to understand what is at stake, i will start with a history lesson and a historic visit. on friday, the president hosted japanese prime minister flew geo concede at the white house, an important visit meant to highlight the close relationship and alliance between the two nations, japan and america. among the things that were discussed, russia's war in ukraine, china, the constant escalating threat of north korea and ways to make japan a greater military power, something which is historically interesting, because japan is deliberately avoided doing that in his post world war ii existence. by the way, speaking of russia's brutal war and his visit, russia's former president, former foreign mini

sure enough, i found it echoing two prominent macon influencers, first quarter, among other things, they hated 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 cl

that the government itself had been engaged in a deadly deception with over 623 african americans in macon county, which tuskegee's county seat in connection with a study of untreated syphilis in the negro males and didn't tell them about it. i had to file a lawsuit against them. of course you can only file a lawsuit against the government, the way they say you can do it, and the terms and conditions of it, we were finally able to get that settled as much as we could, and then later on i found that there were some people that an apology by the government to those people and to the community should take place. a group had tried to do it. they hadn't been successful. i thought of a way of getting those men and having a press conference, and as a result of that press conference, on the 8th of april, 1997, president clinton end ed up granting the apology to them on the 17th of may of 1997, only just a little while afterwards, and then they told me as our lawyer we want you to do one more thing. we want a permanent memorial in tuskegee so people will know that we have made a contribution to thi

the campaign does have a driver who's available to get you to macon and back to the airport.ccording to the phone logs, matt schlapp tries to call the staffer a couple of times. the staffer did not pick up. a couple of hours later, schlapp then texts the staffer and says, quote, if you could see it in your heart to call me at the end of the day, i would appreciate it. if not, i wish you luck on the campaign and hope you keep up the good work. we also reviewed a set of text messages we're making public for the first time. it's the night before -- it's when the staffer gets back and he reaches out to a friend in politics to tell him what happened. he really sounds distraught in the messages and he's asking the friend how do i tell the campaign what happened? so he says, quote, he's pissed i didn't follow him to his hotel room. then later, the friend he's reaching out to responds and says i'm so sorry, man, what an effing creep. and then the staffer later texts, i just don't know how to say it to my superiors that their surrogate fondled my junk without consent. >> wow. there's

the campaign does have a driver who is available to get you to macon and back to the airport.o phone records, schlapp tried to reach the staffer and then after a couple of hours schlapp actually texted this staffer. he used his name and he said, quote, if you could see it in your heart to call me at the end of the day, i would appreciate it. if not, i wish you luck on the campaign and hope you keep up the good work. anderson, we also reviewed other text messages from that night in realtime. these are being made public for the first time. it includes the staffer texted a friend who is in politics and he wanted to tell him what happened. he's clearly very upset and he's looking for guidance about how to tell the campaign what happened. so, the staffer texts a friend, quote, he's pissed i didn't follow him to his hotel room then later the friend responds, i'm so sorry, man, what an effing creep and the staffer later texts again, i just don't know how to say it to my smear yores that their surrogate fondled my junk without my consent. >> and i mean, there's -- why is he going publ

uncomfortable with what happened last night, the campaign does have a driver who's available to get you to maconto the records, schlapp tried to call the staffer a couple of times and then later that day texted the staffer, called him by name and said, quote, if you could see it in your heart to call me at the end of the day, i would appreciate it. if not, i wish you luck on the campaign and hope you keep up with the good work. we did obtain another set of text messages. these are being made public for the first time. the staffer was reaching out to a friend in politics asking for guidance. he tells that person -- this is the same night, quote, he's pissed i didn't follow him to his hotel room. the staffer wrote, then later, the friend responds, i'm so sorry, man, what an effing creep. and then later the staffer texts the same friend, i just don't know how to say it to my superiors that their surrogate fondled my junk without my consent. we're told the staffer is keeping his legal options open. he didn't come forward at the time, he said, because he didn't want to cause a distraction to the hers

you can see we have a tornado warning there on the west side of macon as well so this is a very diretion. here's the warning area that we're looking at for this afternoon with the greatest potential for tornados, very strong winds and large hail. that does include montgomery, atlanta throughout the day today. as we put the storms in motion, you can see heading through atlanta this afternoon, 3:00 to 5:00, even 6:00, and it pushes to the east by 6:30. these storms are going to be very powerful and finally dying down as they make their way off the coast through the overnight. so the next couple of hours really crucial with these storms. very powerful tornado-producing storms. >> everybody in those areas, make sure you pay attention to your local news there. they will let you know if there's something coming. jennifer gray, thank you. >>> despite admitting that he lied about significant parts of his resume and life experience, republican congressman george santos says he has no plans to resign. >> i wish well all of their opinions, but i was elected by 142,000 people. until those same 1

to read the game, you gotta, what's gonna happen, what's gonna be next, move next, play or next in macon. so that's the, that's the key. so, and that are the players like a separate from the good to the great, because when they got some like a highest, a q one, do you have when do they unpredictable? so that's what that takes the game to the next level. and also i prefer to do some appreciation for defense to, to see little detail in the game, which is what i make a big difference in terms so far. i've been to the game right past the right goal and the recitation. when you use this kind of like you, you are or are known to have been part of the red machine. and the name itself implies that it's one group of people working together as one team to make it happen for teamwork is what it comes down to. but right now we're living in an era of super starts like sidney crosby and malcolm for you. what's more interesting, developing a team working together or, or kind of raising that next new star that can pull the game along? well, it's how i would say you got to have individual, like i personn

don macon from nebraska, i don't think impeachment, swing voters are interested. lawler, the top priority is to deal with inflation and tony gonzalez and mario diaz-balart of florida saying they don't see it right now. how does kevin mccarthy deal with many of his members, committee chairs think this is something they want to do? can he tell them to stop once they start or once they start, is this out of his control? >> i think what we're going to see is like a slow walking of this. there will be a lot of investigating on these three committees like mel talked about. a lot of hearings, things like that but clearly while mccarthy has shifted in tone, when we talk to him in october he said he didn't think impeachment was the route for any cabinet official or biden, that changed in november after the majority we saw house small it would be and shifted in tone and still not rushing to do this. there are a lot of parallels to when speaker pelosi came in in 2019 democrats on the far left were immediately calling to impeach trump. she really took her time and did not wan

he is ready to give up all his promises, because they said that he gave them before the eyes of the maconity in the senate all the time. if not for him, by the way, his and accuses that the senate would have taken several senators. now there would be more republicans there if he really and aggressively pursued this line against the remain and against the democratic party. therefore, i think that the house of representatives in this matter is not because they will love russia, but because they will promote it, they correctly said and second question - this is a bipartisan consensus. everyone says that the number one danger and enemy is china this is not russia and therefore there is a possibility that the russian-ukrainian problem will be pushed aside some. in general, aside, this will no longer be the main problem, but the main problem will be discussed internally, especially, of course, another commission that will create this investigation of the ministry of justice and the fbi investigation. edik , these two structures, which are generally monstrous intervened in american politics and

, where she said, look with macon, where she said, look , this happened to me just ride out the storm going to get better. but my suspicion was she never them to be better. but look, let me cross to joanna george, you now i believe joanna you're still backing harry and meghan despite them spewing this bile about their family. how can you justify what they've joanna? well, i think that it's important , well, i think that it's important, harry, to put his account out there for history's sake. you know when we look at, for example, diana , her for example, diana, her interview and the that she had when somebody was writing a book about her, when we look back at that now , because diana ross that now, because diana ross sadly passed away , we look at sadly passed away, we look at that with a lot more compassion. and now obviously , we look at and now obviously, we look at that with a lot more context. and nobody is refuting a lot of the things that diana had said. but because this is, you know, modern, we've got social media and everybody's so emotive about it and also is clickbait. it se

, where she said, look with macon, where she said, look , this happened to me just ride out the storm going to get better. but my suspicion was she never them to be better. but look, let me cross to joanna george, you now i believe joanna you're still backing harry and meghan despite them spewing this bile about their family. how can you justify what they've joanna? well, i think that it's important , well, i think that it's important, harry, to put his account out there for history's sake. you know when we look at, for example, diana , her for example, diana, her interview and the that she had when somebody was writing a book about her, when we look back at that now , because diana ross that now, because diana ross sadly passed away , we look at sadly passed away, we look at that with a lot more compassion. and now obviously , we look at and now obviously, we look at that with a lot more context. and nobody is refuting a lot of the things that diana had said. but because this is, you know, modern, we've got social media and everybody's so emotive about it and also is clickbait. it se

reg regarding convening or reconvening of the house and any concurrent resolution of the congress as macon template my designation of members to exercise similar authorities. in the event of the death or disability of that designee, the alternate members of the house i have listed in this letter have designated for the same purposes. signed, sincerely, kevin mccarthy, speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before the house a communication. the clerk: the speaker's rooms, washington, d.c.,ian 7, 2023. i hereby appoint the honorable patrick mchenry, the honorable adrian smith, the honorable robert wittman, the honorable andy harris, the honorable richard hudson, the on rabble john joyce, a thend honorable reschenthaler to sign enrolled bills through the remainder of the 118th congress. signed, sincerely, kevin mccarthy, speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before the house a communication. the clerk: the honorable the speaker, house of representatives, sir. under clause 2-g of rule 2 of the trials of u.s. house of representatives, i herewith designate ms. lisa p. grant,

as the macon 111219 of his grizzly feet, the solid wanted 11217. but it was no bad for the hornets. a fall of 1000 an age of 21. he's the 4th youngest in india, history through them up with john rich has kept an incredible winning streak on australian soil alive despite the scare. the adelaide international joke of ich battled back from 5 to down in the 1st set to beat well, number 64. quinton helen in straight sets with finals that 132 singles match trainees and preparing for the spring in open in 2 weeks time where he's looking for a record extending 10th crown australia purchases. continuing to dominate south africa and test and sidney, they close day to one forge and 75 for her former captain steve smith, who his 3010 century overtaking a straight in cricket legend don't brockman, he's just the 4th australian to reach the sea open. ha! also how to stand out performance is the closed in on is made in double century. here was even the crease on friday on 195. all right, that is all your sport for now or later. so i think strength news on the other side of the break until i'm a lit

. >> reporter: they made their way from macon on trains and steamboats, fending off challengers fromst stop before the north. an officer confronted them and ellen argued back, saying, you have no right to detain us here. >> finally, the official says, all right, i will just let you go. >> reporter: almost like a wartime board crossing. >> yes. >> reporter: they traveled first to philadelphia, then boston, where they became the toast of the apbolitionist community. they became part of a road show featuring abolitionists. >> this place is just completely filled. >> reporter: you think about it as a road show. it was the star production. >> yes. >> reporter: they stayed at a house in boston's beacon hill neighborhood. the danger wasn't over. the public attention alerted their former enslavers who sent so-called slave hunters up north to capture them. congress had just passed the fugitive slave act of 1850, which required the public to help capture enslaved people who escaped. but the abolitionist community in boston wasn't having it. the slave hunters were harassed, both by rock throwin

are there plans to bring that production home coming given the macon -- make india initiative?nership with volkswagen. we were sourcing batteries from them. we will look at options to indigent eyes that production. shery: our coverage there continues through the forum's fifth and final day. catch these big conversations in the coming hours. this is bloomberg. ♪ paul: days after reopening, the high-speed train that takes travelers to hong kong is seeing overwhelming demand. the ceo told bloomberg that double capacity after many trips sold out. >> we are excited for the reopening, especially traveling across the boundary. we're only talking about a week after the reopening and we are already seeing a large amount of movement. we reopened our high-speed rail service last weekend. in the pre-sale of tickets, many scheduled trips. tickets sold out within two hours. >> what kind of growth are you anticipating in the next six months? how quickly do you think that will help hong kong make an exit from recession? >> we are coordinating, supporting the authorities in an orderly reopening

former chairman palone to give the doe more flex ability with the reserve to manage gas prices for the maconple, that is just not true. if we want to manage gas prices and lower the price of gasoline for the mac and people, let's put american domestic production back and play. the administration canceled the keystone xl pipeline. hundreds and hundreds of jobs. took oil off the market in the united states. as a result we don't have the oil going to refineries. that drives of the cost of gasoline. the cost of gasoline drives of the cost of transporting goods to the store. get feed inflation. -- it feed inflation. if you want an energy future secure for america we must understand we have to get back to increasing our domestic production here at home. let's not forget, energy security is national security. host: stephen in michigan. what is your view on subsidies for oil companies? do they really need them? guest: i'm not a big subsidy guy. i believe in a free enterprise system. generally speaking i'm against subsidies of all kinds. i think companies -- that is what makes our country great. comp

france's emmanuel macon said "by definition, nothing is excluded" when it comes to support — and polandan't rule that - supply fighterjets? well, you certainly can't rule that out, i supply fighterjets? well, you i certainly can't rule that out, and based on how many other hard red lines we wouldn't cross earlier in the war, almost all of which we've crossed, it would almost be illogical not to at some point. but i think people need to be sober on what this aircraft can actually do in the timeframe we're talking about, because fighting with an f—i6 is a very highly technical endeavour which you have to have lots of experience with. yes, there are some fighter pilots in the ukraine right now that could be crossed over to train in the f—i6, but even for a us fighter pilot, they have to go through 37 weeks just for the f—16 itself. this is not an an aggie list to a mig—29 which the ukraine currently has in its current inventory. this isjust to currently has in its current inventory. this is just to get basic capabilities. but to fight an enemy air to air capabilities. but to fight an enemy

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got back from kodak, as you know, and you are going to pat military spouses in this particular role maconphil is particularly apt. i say, if we could build on skills, a very particular way to use skills perks to capture this, but military spouses, and this can be done remotely, some of this work that i think this is simply a good fit, and these are people who are really committed to the mission. thank you for that, mr. elsie. i now want to recognize doctor ruiz. doctor ruiz, who is a big, big push, a big partner and getting this p.a.c.t. act on. dr. rubies. >> thank you, chairman. i'm so appreciative of your leadership to get this done for we millions of veterans and their families who have been suffering the injustices of being delayed casualties of war, do ourself inflicted wound caused by these burn pits on these veterans. so i thank you, mister chairman, for holding today's hearing to ensure the smooth implementation of the historic honoring of the p.a.c.t. act. as you know, i've been fighting through this coverage for years. the implementation is very, very important for me, one of m

now he is a macon county sheriff. i seen him last month. it is almost like he jumped out in front of me. just let me know he seen me. i seen him. i put god in control of my life now. he helped me to get through this. host: let's talk to mark in north carolina. caller: yes, ma'am. thank you for taking my call. host: go ahead. you are on the air. caller: can you hear me? host: i can. go ahead. caller: two videos yesterday. the first video was nancy pelosi's husband getting struck with a hammer. that young man hit that elderly person with a hammer. you could clearly hear the elderly gentleman on the floor knocked out, snoring. and this young man getting beaten like the video we sought later in the evening. the young man with a hammer, no bruises, nothing. this is what we continue to see in this society year after year. you hate to say it, color barrier, but, you know, that is what we continue to see. that is my thought on that. the system is broken. i got one more question if i may. i hope later on today, mr. lamp, i've been watching you all f

now he is a macon county sheriff. i seen him last month. it is almost like he jumped out in front of me. just let me know he seen me. i seen him. i put god in control of my life now. he helped me to get through this. host: let's talk to mark in north carolina. caller: yes, ma'am. thank you for taking my call. host: go ahead. you are on the air. caller: can you hear me? host: i can. go ahead. caller: two videos yesterday. the first video was nancy pelosi's husband getting struck with a hammer. that young man hit that elderly person with a hammer. you could clearly hear the elderly gentleman on the floor knocked out, snoring. and this young man getting beaten like the video we sought later in the evening. the young man with a hammer, no bruises, nothing. this is what we continue to see in this society year after year. you hate to say it, color barrier, but, you know, that is what we continue to see. that is my thought on that. the system is broken. i got one more question if i may. i hope later on today, mr. lamp, i've been watching you all f