up and running, residents have been cautioned against moving trailers onto their properties which macon stain toxic ash. even worse, not everyone is qualifying for federal help. >> it's a confusing process. we're here to partner with the state and county to assist you in a >> reporter: another issue, employment. the hospital where nicole jolly worked now closed after suffering extensive damage. >> i'm not able to work. the hospital is going to rebuild, they said. but it's going to be at least a year if not two before they are up and moving again. i'm looking for work, but so are 300 other nurses. >> reporter: she spent her last moments at the hospital racing patients to safety as flames surrounded the property. >> we put tape on the doors when we knew that room was evacuated, we shut the door so nobody went in there. we got the whole hospital out. >> reporter: now like thousands of others she has a go fund me page, but her instinct is to help those who once called this wasteland paradise. >> i want to help every one of them, and i know they want to help me. it's hard. we're all on the s

the very strong case for why she is the right person now to continue and complete these negotiations macon is in the middle of, she was supposed to be in ireland this afternoon —— negotiations on brexit. there were eight series of questions. i very much hope that collea g u es questions. i very much hope that colleagues like me are backing her in numbers. even if she winds tonight there will be concerns in brussels, they are not moving, they can offerfine brussels, they are not moving, they can offer fine words and clarifications but nothing that will solve the problem across the road with regards to the deal she has brought back. what will you do? we need to get the deal over the line. - fbi need to get the deal over the line. — fbi not going to change it? need to get the deal over the line. - fbi not going to change it? this is the nature of the conversations that theresa may is having with other leaders, and further conversations tomorrow, and then the european council. a deal is not a successful deal until it is ratified by both sides and the europeans are clear that they want a deal s

read we travel the world can really feel our highs and since our run i'm going to say no the stars macon's and never people coaches and discuss football crews here it is. boring this is going to go on. is a football kick off on you tube. it's a yes. if there's one team it's unwise to bet on this season it's a single answer. the bell it is the case and the latest plan to be caught out by an ounce book centerpiece a perfect match in him to egg a header showing once again that this is very ins and liesel from dead posts. actuations. coach count and i just counted chief and a consistency. half an hour in have to pulled one back to three match the leckie. and just two minutes later they even went out in front on trade with his sevens of the season. but even before half time has a tick of predictable head when joshua bell cooper pokes the full three fabienne liston back his legs and into the bottom corner. i thought it was a real positive from outside it's lucky that no one got seriously injured by the for the sri lanka. has to continue to be great against the greats and rubbish against the rest

marine biologist macon whitaker is horrified by this type of business idea the wills are already under threat due to climate change and marine pollution she hopes that whale hunting will be banned a signal. that's a good reminder to us of just how important it is to put our work into actions especially when it comes to protecting our environment now we had two more temperate waters thank you very much off the coast of west africa here in nigeria we meet some scientists who are working to turn what has been a problem to our waterways to something good paper yes they are looking and they have found a way to turn what a hyson i mean get seaweed into paper and they say this would save our trees. nigeria spends the equivalent of one million euros syfy here on imported paper products. apart from this the world's forests the been destroyed and streets are cut down to extract cellulose the basic rule material for making paper . sciences' the nouns in top university in southwest nigeria are doing research in order to find an alternative they really that the water hyacinth can make a difference

to certain extent macone system views of this phenomena. and so at the time that i was very focused on these moderate the rez was the out of sight of the calling something that at the time i missed. that so to the greatest miracle of all is the miracle of love the great the spoiler of all is the power of love. and it is something that dramatically change me because this is for. perfection you know it's always about me myself and i i will master my mind i will do these and i can do that and you know me me me and them is very narcissistic and self obsessive so to certain degree. of course some of the two great sayings that displayed this phenomenon they they reach this phenomenon says me are side effects a symptom of something that's wrong so there was my personal limitation of the time and and coming to see mother to. show me that there is something much greater and so to me that probably was a little so many years ago but was still something i go back as one of the most amazing thing that with this in my life although there was no meditatio

my previous administrations have done such as the african women's development fund which is their macon fan which funds particularly small and medium sized women's rights organizations across the continent you know there are numerous small community based groups that have been working to end violence against women and what i tend to see that they focus on me too is focused more on yes you know more privileged white woman in hollywood more privileged white women in north america without really acknowledge him the kind of community led efforts that have been going on. and balancing why do women why do you think it is that me too has been so successful in a high profile in a way that other previous campaigns against gender based violence haven't been is it because of the hollywood celebrity angle or is it something else. i think absolutely it's because of the hollywood celebrity angle and because it has the media attention and for me that's not a bad thing that's a good then but let's also use this opportunity to focus on community based organizations that have been working for decades to

my previous administrations have done such as the african women's development fund which is their macon fund which funds particularly small and medium sized women's rights organizations across the continent you know there are numerous small community based groups that have been working to end violence against women and what i tend to see that they focus on me too is focused more on yes you know more privileged white woman in hollywood more privileged white women in north america without really acknowledge him the kind of community led efforts that have been going on. and balancing why do women why do you think it is that me too has been so successful or high profile in a way that other previous campaigns against gender based violence haven't been is it because of the hollywood celebrity angle or is it something else. i think absolutely it's because of the hollywood celebrity angle and because it has the media attention and for me that's not a bad thing that's a good then but let's also use this opportunity to focus on community based organizations that have been working for decades to e

my previous administrations have done such as the african women's development fund which is their macon fan which funds particularly small and medium sized women's rights organizations across the continent you know there are numerous small community based groups that have been working to end violence against women and what i tend to see that they focus on me too is focused more on yes you know more privileged white woman in hollywood more privileged white women in north america without really acknowledge him the kind of community led efforts that have been going on. and balancing why do women why do you think it is that me too has been so successful or high profile in a way that other previous campaigns against gender based violence haven't been is it because of the hollywood celebrity angle or is it something else. i think absolutely it's because of the hollywood celebrity angle and because the media attention and for me that's not a bad thing that's a good then but let's also use this opportunity to focus on community based organizations that have been working for decades to end viole

french president emannuel macon is taking responsibility for the violent protests in paris.capital has been turned into a battleground for four consecutive weekends. promised to raise the minimum wage and cut taxes for retirees. some protesters telling cbs news they were not impressed. violent demonstrations are expected to continue next weekend. >>> meantime britain's parliament is holding an emergency vote today. prime smin register teresa may pulled the plug yesterday. she had been widely expected to lose the scheduled vote. may is now under pressure to renegotiate the deal. >>. >>> a northern california private school is now accused of violating segulations. 13-year-enson died. according to deputies, staff restrained him after he became violent. he became unresponsive and later died. employees violated multiple rules on how and when physical restraint can be used. a former student say staff would repeatedly get physical. >> i would get upset until they just jump on top of you. they just jump on top of you right away thinking you're going to start swinging. >> benson's fa

information macon dues some patients because it will not include how much insurance companies and the government will play. and patients are urged to talk to their insurance companies to find out how much then would personally owe. >>> do you like the weather we're having? >> i love i thought you would, tamayo likes it too. >> we're going for a walk, bike ride, we have lots of sunshine in the bay area. today more clear skies and ly t an issue for the higher terrain. mount deep and low observation is seeing wind gusts, mt. tamalpais, the peak observation, the wind is starting to pick up, we were showing up this. and wind advisory is in place for the north bay himself and the east bay hills -- north bay hills and east bay hills. we could have gusts at 35 to 40 miles per hour. here's a view of northern california. our computer is taking a break for ups. we'll catch it up right now. gasia stand by. >> turn it back on again. >> we have clear to satellite and radar showing up this, themselves not much in the way of rainfall, the remainder of 2018 could be u th numbers checking in at 50 degr

we wouldn't macon conclusions but i it is instructive the numbers they were able to put forward through the rfi form. >> where are we going? today is an informational report. we want to hear from you and the public. we will do more of these in different forums. we anticipate a report similar to the one i am giving you to advisory groups. we are closing the surveys. we will be closing on january 31st. staff will put together the rp -- r.f.p. session in february. when we discuss it with you we will take the r.f.p. criteria if we have concurrence. we will take it to the advisory groups, that is part of the waterfront land use plan and consulting with them with the anticipated action back at the port. if it is in the cards we anticipate it coming in the later spring of 2019. i am so excited to stop talking and hear from all of you. >> thank you. beth. do you want to speak on this item? >> good afternoon, commissioners. i am from a group calmed san francisco for sports -- called san francisco for sporters and recreation. i lived in the city for 20 years. i have had numerous jobs and girlfrie

eric son, nokia but you position to see who the winners and losers are the decision that regulators maconmake on sprint, t mobile, spectrum auctions that the government should or shouldn't do are things that come into play when you think about trying to be ahead of everyone else in terms of 5g. >> going to be a big story working into 2019. walter, tom, good weekend, guys. thanks so much >> you too thank you. >>> look at where we stand across the major indexes stocks are negative, off lows of the day. s&p and dow are negative, but the nasdaq 100 is up 1.5%. more on today's selloff straight ahead. stay with us i don't know what's going on. i've done all sorts of research, read earnings reports, looked at chart patterns. i've even built my own historic trading model. and you're still not sure if you want to make the trade? exactly. sounds like a case of analysis paralysis. is there a cure? td ameritrade's trade desk. they can help gut check your strategies and answer all your toughest questions. sounds perfect. see, your stress level was here and i got you down to here, i've done my job. cal

it macon tan detaiy contain dets time with president trump. >> you're looking at live pictures of mournersket surrounded by an honor guard. mourners will have until tomorrow morni at roughly this time to pay their respects. roads around the capitol building are closed so that people can line-up. the former president's funeral is tomorrow morning at the national cathedral. >> 10-day forecast, breezy and cold today as you're headed down to the capitol grounds to wait in the line outside, haveour heavy winter coat. a breezy and cold day today. still keeng an eye on a chance for flurries t tomorrow andhe winter storm threat for sunday intoooonday like less and not more. >> okay. chopper 4, we are showing you that situation outer loop atd river rs going to get better. and now still have some that they're going to get better in the next couple of minutes. take a look, 270 southbound on to the outerloop there. >> thank you,li a. that is the news for today. we appreciate you waking up with tous. >> they" show is next. we'll see you in 25 minutes for more news,eather and traffic. we leave you now w

an act to designate the facility of the united states postal service located at 105 dove street in macon- 1501-c of the f.a.a. re-authorization act of 2018 public law 115-254 and the order of the house of january 3, 2017, the following individual on the part of the house to the serious study group. the clerk: dr. kimberly e. kagan of washington, d.c. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from colorado seek recognition? mr. polis: request unanimous consent to speak out of order for purposes of farewell speech. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. polis: thank you, mr. speaker. it has been the honor of my life to have served 10 years in this body, and i want to take this occasion to thank the amazing and talented staff that has worked both in our congressional office here in washington as well as in folt collins and boulder and adams county and summit county. i want to thank all of the interns that have lent their services over the last decade on behalf of the people of the second congressional district and hopef

he feels like this is good for him with the public and also macon fu may confuse the members of congress. >> rudy giuliani is dry ice for the trump white house. i mean, he's kind of this fog machine. you're not sure whether he's totally in possession or i should say in control of what he's saying as you said he said november 2016. that sounds like a bomb shell. s he might have meant november 2015. that serves the purposes of the -- of the president. because the whole idea here is simply to on if i skate. it's to create a cloud of confusion in the mind of the public that you lose track. in that sense, whether rudy giuliani is crazy like a fox or just crazy doesn't matter. he's achieving the same thing. >> it's effective. truth isn't truth. joyce, one of those answers he gave is a reversal. the other is setting the ground work for a reversal, it appears. from a legal standpoint, would there be any reason rudy giuliani would do that other than what brett suggested, confusion? >> well, since i don't have to speak to rudy giuliani later today, maybe i can be a little more freer with my commen

so melt the macon is our marine. he accompanied the second division. his story is just phenomenal. he was very eloquent in his writings to his parents about what he had seen and in some cases what he had done, what they were doing. he kept a lot of materials from his service, so he was there with the fifth arines, and he was actually show show gunner, another french light machine gun for us the american army would use the browning automatic rifle that we saw earlier or the french show show as it was known the model -- as it was known, the model 1915, that he's right there you are looking at -- that piece right there you are looking at. that is what malcolm aiken was armed with, and he hated it. most americans that were armed with these either liked them or did not. and in malcolm's case he hated it. he wrote about it as well, that they couldn't stand the thing. you can see here a really good example. you can see the magazine is actually open. so normally when that was fully loaded you wouldn't be able to see all the various shells lined -- you would be able to see all the various s

custody this month eight year old from the pretty girl ms alonzo and seven year old to clean coal macon both died after being detained by the border or thorough tus donald trump criticized what he labeled the quotes pathetic immigration policies of the democrats saying the flow of asylum seekers north from central america would stop if his proposed border wall was approved mike hanna has more now from washington. president trump's tweets blaming the democrats for the death of the two young children has created outrage his critics pointing out that no evidence of any kind is being provided by the president also pointing out that it's his policies that are partially or wholly to blame for the situation at the border that continues to deteriorate the day shutdown of government the partial shutdown also is having an impact on events at that border a large number of customs and border protection officers for example are federal employees they are either working without pay or have been sent home without a homeland secretary touring that area says conditions are overwhelming saying that there

how good it is to what i'm being on as a citizen because if you're in iraq when he just really macone what will be able to record it you know all that he had already said was that suja. was out of a taxi. and the u.n. stopped publishing the death toll in syria in twenty fourteen and the numbers are now thought to be much higher than official figures. when russia answered the conflict on the side of the assad government in september twenty fifth team it began bombing opposition held areas and has become a major player in the ongoing crisis. arose he added we don't know whom and shows a scrubs. carbonell and how for that any and the who. so he had had. enough. food and. raise. the you know what the doctor. had the journey. the sharia the leo how to live. a russian intervention which is to guard russian interests in their own just our own ally that russian intervention makes russia or stay closed so has to be brought into the talking that needs to proceed as does iran with his father as a proxy in syria and as does the european interest in the form of the flow of refugees from syria into

investigation into campaigns alleged ties to russia so this is what call me is going to be answering for macone said he did not want to testify privately because he said republicans would then selectively leak his testimony to make him look bad and that's something that jerry nadler a democratic congressman from new york said that he agreed with that it would have made komi look bad this is what he had to say on n.b.c. . the republicans in this particular investigation have a history of having these these in camera interviews and then selectively leaking portions to of the interview to to give distorted view to the public of what happened let komi testify in public there's nothing there's no military secrets here he wants to testify he ought to be able to we ought to have accountability and openness to the american public and there's no reason for the secrecy that that mr goodlatte one. so komi will be testifying this friday he will then release this testimony transcripts of it publicly this will continue the saga between republicans and donald trump and james comey let's remember that donald t

flew into the heart of the macon delta to photograph the a joint rine force, army-navy unit compriseds of the ninth infantry division and the support boats. we were participating in a and destroy mission in a special zone. swamp. 40 clicks southwest of saigon known as the killer swamp. swamp was a miserable place. water madeud and the it incredibly difficult to move hid not nd the brush snakes.e enemy, but the between patrols in the swamp, we chugged up and down canals, scanning the shore looking for soldiers who might of the g to blow us out water. on foot and in the boats, we felt like sitting ducks. and that's an awful, awful feeling. three ith these guys for days. and i was rattled. guys did it for a year. did to their hat minds. on a hot afternoon in march of miles northwest of saigon, i photographed infantry m-60 tanks, and apcs from the 25th infantry division who clear deeply ntrenched vietcom units from one of the base camps near kachi. i couldn't believe how loud it was. the roar of the tank engines, the boom of their big gates, the rat-tat-tat of the engines. darting from tr

i think she's macon -- making a mistake. all electric is not going to work it's wonderful to have it as a percentage of your cars, but going into this model that she's doing, i think is a mistake. but to tell me a couple weeks before christmas that she's going to close in ohio and michigan, not acceptable to me and she's either going to open fast or somebody else is going to go in but general motors is not going to be treated well >> all right it brings up the question did the president say anything that would make an investor in general motors say this is not good news for the company? clearly, you don't want to be targeted by the white house or the president. no company wants that. but in reality, i'm not sure there's a whole lot the white house can do here in terms of forcing general motors to bring back production either place keep in mind those plants are idoled we have negotiations by the end of next year you could see them make a decision -- we're going to bring back production or start up production again in lordstow

very shortly in brussels after not the summit that she wanted after winning that confidence soared macondeal not being worked out between the uk and the eu post brexit, she did not get the legal reassurances she wanted. she got some assurances from the eu 27 they would work swiftly to get to that trade deal but nothing that is going to satisfy the sternest critics of her deal in the uk. when theresa may speaks we will bring that to you. a 16—year—old boy has been found guilty of murdering schoolgirl viktorija sokolova. the teen murdered and raped the 14—year—old school girl in a park in wolverhampton before dumping her body on a bench. the headlines on bbc news: the prime minister warns the eu that it risks an accidental no—deal brexit, if she can't convince parliament to back the agreement. police in france shoot dead the gunman who attacked strasbourg's christmas market on tuesday. the market, which attracts thousands of visitors each year, has now reopened. unions warn britain has suffered the worst pay squeeze for centuries, with real pay still a third lower than before the financial

. >> jason from macon, georgia. >> >> from ohio. janice: hang out with me for a second. in new york. but, thankfully it's kind of a nice morning. we do have the potential for a little ice across north carolina because the temperatures are cold and the remnants of that storm are going to freeze, unfortunately on the highways and byways make sure you are alert because we have winter weather advisories. speaking of which there is our next storm system bringing heavy rain and mountain snow. this is the energy that's going to make up a big system thursday, friday and saturday across portions of the south and eventually in towards the east coast. so there are your highs on wednesday. do you want to say hi to anybody at home real quick. >> my sons. >> ronny and brennan. janice: and you. >> tracy and bowel. >> hi mom. >> friends back home at work. janice: say hi to our friends in studio. >> they are nice people. steve: if they are out early they should get credit. ainsley: i wonder how many southerners come up christmas time. brian: they want to get cold. steve: 18 minutes befor

host: audrey is calling for macon, georgia, on the democrat line. caller: good morning. always heard that a hit dog why holler, and that is trump is hollering so loud about collusion. the comment from the independent caller from connecticut, he said that they know exactly what they were getting when they voted donald trump in. i know what they were getting as well. they were getting a man that gave all the raises and hate filled people the right to step out of the shadows and start throwing racial slurs, fill this country with hate. and is what he is all about happened to -- what common sense? host: howard is calling from carmel, indiana, good morning. caller: good morning. i think the mueller investigation is uncovering evidence that confirms donald , and the fact that this is an illegitimate president. he did not win without cheating .nd conspiracy for that reason, i think we as a country need to marshal together to get him out of office, to nullify his president, nullify all actions he has taken as the president including all of the judges he has appointed, they need

marine biologist macon whitaker is horrified by this type of business idea the wills are already underhreat due to climate change and marine pollution she hopes that will hunting movie fans a sickness possible. that's a good reminder to us of just how important it is to put our words into actions especially when it comes to protecting our environment now we have to the more temperate waters thank you very much off the coast of west africa here in nigeria we meet some scientists who are working to turn what has been a problem to our waterways to something good paper yes they are looking and they have found a way to turn what a hyson i mean good seaweed into paper and they say this would save our trees. nigeria spends the equivalent of one million euros every year on imported paper products. apart from this the world's forests the being destroyed and streets are cut down to extract cell is the basic rule material for making paper. sciences the nouns in top universities in southwest nigeria are doing research in order to find an alternative they really that the what's a high assonance can

my previous administrations have done such as the african women's development fund which is their macon fan which funds particularly small and medium sized women's rights organizations across the continent you know there are numerous small community based groups that have been working to end violence against women and what i tend to see that they focus on me too is focused on yes you know more privileged white woman in hollywood more privileged white women in north america without really acknowledge him the kind of community led efforts that have been going on. and balancing a german why do you think it is that me too has been so successful high profile in a way that other previous campaigns against gender based violence haven't been is it because of the hollywood celebrity angle or is it something else. i think absolutely it's because of the hollywood celebrity angle and because it has the media attention and for me that's not a bad thing that's a good then but let's also use this opportunity to focus on community based organizations that have been working for decades to end violence a