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condado de "santa cruz" esta por determinar si "adrian gonzalez", el presunto asesino de la niÑa "maddymiddleton" sera enjuiciado como adulto... ---"sandra bermudez" nos explica por que estas audiencias son tan relevantes --- take pkg pkg ya han pasado dos anos desde que adrian gonzalez se encuentra en el centro de detencion juvenil del condado santa cruz por el homicidio de maddy middleton de 8 anos... su juicio no puede empezar hasta que se determine si sera enjuiciado como adulto o como menor de edad... debido a la aprobacion de la propuesta 57 en noviembre del 2016 , sera un juez de la corte el que tome esa desicion... si es enjuiciado como adulto y encontrado culpable podria pasar el resto de su vida en la carcel... si su caso permanece en la corte juvenil y se llega a la conclusion de que gonzalez podria rehabilitarse, eventualmente tendr la posibilidad de salir en libertad... pero no sera una determinacion rapida o facil... se espera que las

. >> reporter: maddie's dad robert started girls travel baseball, gtb, just under two years ago. he says maddie was out playing many middle schoolers, but wasn't getting the same coaching as the boys. >> one of the coaches where maddie was going to go to school came up to me and said there'll never be a girl step on this field and play the game of baseball. >> reporter: despite the skeptics, the team has grown from eight to about 100 players from the u.s. and canada, competing in tournaments around the country. what's it like competing against boys? >> um, it's competition, i mean, they can be tough sometimes, but we do what we have to do. >> reporter: but not everyone wants to play ball with girls. plenty of boys teams have backed out after finding out who their opponents were. >> some of the jokes started, if we lose to a girl's team, you're going to be running laps. >> reporter: turns out the girls won beating not one, but two boys teams. >> i try to tell people, she's a baseball player. she just happens to be a girl. >> reporter: maddie, what would your advice be to young gir

(maddie fusses) relax. hey, relax. i'm a pro at changing tires.ces. hmm? (crying) (grunting) i know, sweetie. i'm tired, too. (crying continues) ♪ look at my watch, look at my chains, they're brand-new ♪

give it up for maddie rice. ( cheers and applause ) i wish you sang more.such a beautiful voice. i want to hear you sing more, please. >> ask the big man? >> stephen: well, folks, we are still getting to know newly hired white house communications director and man who's "walking here," anthony scaramucci. aaaay! this morning, he described what kind of guy he is on "fox & friends." >> what i don't like about washington is people do not let you know how they feel. they're very nice to your face, and then they take a shiv or a machete, and they stab it in your back. i don't like it. i'm a wall street guy, and i'm more of a front-stabbing person. ( laughter ) >> stephen: he's a front- stabber. finally, someone ben carson can relate to. ( laughter ) yesterday, the mooch threatened to fire his whole department, saying, "the people in the room can stay in the room. they have to stop leaking. if they don't stop leaking, i'm going to put them out on pennsylvania avenue. you want to sell postcards to the tourists outside the gate, or do you want to work in the west w

england beat the dutch on penalties in the eurohockey gold—medal match in 2015, while goalkeeper maddieopposition in another shoot out to win gold in rio last year. we are meeting them earlier than we'd like but we get to play the .com are playing in front of thousands, this is what we excite me. “— thousands, this is what we excite me. —— what exactly. we have a good history against them but there's a new looking orange and english side, we have to put differences aside and for the 50 minutes. ireland's women clinched a 3—1win over the czech republic in pool c of the eurohockey tournament. the victory means that ireland will remain in european hockey‘s top tier tournament if they avoid defeat against spain on saturday. scotland's women on the other hand suffered a setback in their campaign to remain in the top tier of european hockey after losing 2—1 to spain. england can wrap up the series against west indies with victory in the second test which starts tomorrow at headingley. it's one of only two tests to be played before this winter's ashes and a number of england's batsmen are stil

star and they believe that they've recognized their granddaughter who's also it happens called maddie the girl in question here says that she saw both of her parents die and she says that she's originally from to stand continuing to look for the relatives of all of these children more and more though keep arriving. your mom this was. the. best. thing. so joining us this evening here on r.t. international are back with the latest news. was the ah. ah i. i i. i. i. i i am in haunt dogs may not only be tiste but also. the relationship between sure it was six. well and a fairly strong one there were two thousand. in the study it's a very extensive study done by a well respected scientist. do chemicals that down the advertising. really increase the risk of cancer and i chose a means of known to infuse damage in the launch into a shed skepticism they do not believe that that risk is is truly by independent scientists need industry and you for this i received some compensation for my time as well as the others why is that the meat lobby definitely do like what we've been doing and if you wan

. >> reporter: hard time right now for maddie and em who'll rushed over to the 900 block of highland avenue in abington with their friend-year-old girlfriend was hit by a car before 3:00 p.m. >> i feel terrible for her. >> i feel awful. >> reporter: skyfox through over the scene wednesday afternoon as investigators worked. friends say the girl was walking to abington high school for cheerleading practice when the crash happened. police say she was on her phone face timing with a friend while walking into the street directly into the path of a passing car. >> it's kind of surreal, because she was just going along face timing a friend, whoever it was, and the fact that that could happen to you in ten seconds is very scary. >> if you're face typing if you're on regular phone call or if you're texting and, you know, it can distract you from being aware of traffic. >> reporter: cops say the driver of the car was unable to avoid hitting the girl and stopped right away to help. meantime friends of the injured cheerleader are keeping her in their prayers while remembering the fun times they

couple from to take a stand today and i believe they've recognised their granddaughter is also cold maddy and. when the girl says she saw both her parents die and that she is originally from tajikistan we continue to look for the relatives of these children if you do have any information that could help to you please contact us e-mail address at the bottom of your screen now. and other events in iraq the country's prime minister has acknowledged that security forces abuse prisoners during the operation to oust eisen insurgents from mosul many were suspected extremist militants who hasn't faced trial please be aware that some graphic images are backed to be. an investigation was launched after a photographer released pictures of the torture suspects were beaten raped and tortured to death we talked to the photographer. earlier when the images first came to light and he described what he'd witnessed. i thought they were heroes yes they were so brave fighting on the frontlines every day but then i saw the other side the torture the raping the killing first they didn't want me to film the tor

our guest tonight to talk about her book, "what made maddy run: the secret struggles and tragic deaths kate fagan is here! ( cheers and applause ) first

yet to decide whether adrian gonzalez will be tried as an adult in the murder of 8-year-old madyson 'maddyddleton. gonzalez was in court yesterday for a hearing. gonzalez was 15-years-old when police say he raped and killed middleton in july of 2015. her body was later discovered in a dumpster near her apartment complex. the hearing on whether to try him as an adult will continue later today. ( darya ) back here in the bay area... people have returned home after a fire burned dangerously close to homes in dublin. the fire broke out yesterday afternoon and quickly grew to 200 acres before firefighters were able to get it under control. firefighters had to evacuate people who lived in the wallis ranch area. those evacuations have been lifted. (darya) in the north bay... sonoma county sheriff's detectives have seized drugs, guns and cash while serving search warrants at two homes in santa rosa. this contraband was taken from a home on brooks avenue. it was part of a drug sales investigation by the sheriff's office. officers found more than half a pound of methamphetamine and cocaine along wit

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thankfully, when i wanted to give up, maddie and the other students said no way and when they wantedquit i said, not now. there was no way that we were giving up. over the past several months, these students have learned about fccla's ultimate leadership experience. they have advocated for change and a powerful coalition of supporters have made the impossible reality. union high school students, , states, administrators farm agents, be. representative's, the virginia state police, the severance committee, the board of supervisors, our town council and two town managers, our school board have worked toward achieving a common goal and it meant everybody had to sit down together. we had to thinking about our own agendas and we had to look at what needed to be done and try to find common solutions. our students have listened to the experts and they came to around aboutat costing about 130,000 less than a single traffic light was both a safer and more affordable solution for our situation. i have to tell you, when someone first's adjusted a roundabout, i spent two days marching up and dow

>> reporter: maddie was born and raised in chestnut hill and taken a back when we showed him picturesf the graffiti. >> we need to come together as a whole, as a community and stop this kind of nonsense. >> i just think it's a reflect of the culture we're living in right now with everything that is going on. it's horrifying. it's absolutely horrifying septa police are investigating two similar incidents that took place overnight in chestnut hill at gravers lane and chestnut hill west stations. >> i don't think that it's a coincidence that it happened just days after everything happened in charlottesville. and there's a lot of just hate and everything going around and everyone is really reactioning in strong ways. >> police don't know the vandals intention. but say they are taking this very seriously. >> i'm not sure if it was a copycat. if he's in the mindset of doing any harm to police officers or whatever or if he's just trying to be mischievous but it is disturbing. >> reporter: it is not clear if the graffiti at the septa stations is connected to what was found here on evergreen a

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(maddy walker/junior, jackson senior high school): "she works just as hard as we do if not harder.really important for us to support her. and i'm really enjoying having her on the team this year."(harper guilliams/senior, jackson senior high school): "she earned her spot on this team, and every time she comes to practice she proves that she earned that spot, and that makes me really proud to have a team mate as great as she is."(bayley james/jackson high varsity cheerleader): "i want to go to be 100-percent."coach scott says bayley not only inspires her teammates...but everyone she meets.(jana scott/head cheer coach, jackson senior high school): "i think it just shows that you never give up. you have perseverance, and you keep trying if you have a goal, and this is bayley's time, to shine."> (pam) that was sherae honeycutt reporting. bayley has already cheered her first game. and says, she's excited about the rest of the football season. (pam) that wraps up kron 4 news at 8.(steve)but don't go away just yet... grant lodes and vicki liviakis are here with a look at what we are follo

he's charged and killing maddie middleton, he was 15 at the time of the defendant has been held for two years. a hearing was not public and no information is been released on a decision in regards to whether he will be tried as an adult.>>> let's talk about this with michael cardoza, isn't 14 to cut off? if you are 14 you could potentially be charged as an adult in california?>> it depends on the type of crime. the real cutoff is 16, that's normal crimes. when you get into murders and such, it's a 14-year-old cut off. >> this is a murder case. >> where do you see this going? this is a tough call?>> when i was a da and alameda county, the judges had the same power they have now, to decide whether a juvenile should be tried as an adult or be kept in juvenile hall. the district attorney's association in california went in and got that law reversed. the power went to the da and they could, do something called direct charge. if that were still in effect the da could say we are going to try him as an adult. the voters said we are giving it back to the judges, we will let them decide. they hav

thank you, maddie!ause ) well, folks, we're terribly excited around here because it is day two of "russia week" at the "late show." yesterday, we kicked things off by showing my collusion with a russian late night host on state-run tv. so far, nobody has asked me to testify before congress, and, i have to admit, i'm a little hurt. ( laughter ) when my executive producer chris originally pitched the idea of us traveling to russia, i didn't want to go because i thought the story would've blown over by now. ha ha. ( laughter ) turns out, americans are more suspicious of russian meddling than ever before. but i wanted to hear what everyday russians think about the scandal. do they believe russia tampered with our election? and what do they think about americans in general? do they like us? do they like like us? ( laughter ) if so, why haven't they asked us to winter formal yet? so i took to the streets of st. petersburg, the former capital and current weirder prague to talk to ordinary russians. jim? hackin

this is -- >> maddie. >> marcos. >> and maddie and marcos are from san antonio.ts away but for now we should get a check of weather. >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist mike nicco. the chance of our thunderstorms tapers after 9:00. we're kind of warm and humid with a little more sunshine this afternoon. that's your 12-hour day planner. the accuweather seven-day [ cheers and applause ] >>> we're back now with onerepublic, ryan tedder, on tour right now playing in boston tonight. you guys took a detour to headline our summer concert this morning. very special tribute, linkin park was supposed to be here today. you are here. why was it so very important for you to be here? >> this entire summer our tour was about seven to ten days off linkin park's tour doing the same city, same venues, so we found out about a week and a half ago which was very sobering of -- i knew mike for more than a knew chester. i met them a couple of times. but, you know, five days ago we found out we were doing this because linkin park obviously pulled out for obvious reasons because of chest

. >> reporter: maddie was the all-american girl.ed is the perfectcollege experience feed and then if you even go back, it's the perfect summer before college. >> reporter: but what her social media did not show was her intense battle with depression that by suicide at just 19 years old. >> if you look through her instagram account, there are really no red flags as to her struggles. >> it's hard to consume her instagram feed because you do know the end of her specific story and they don't add up. >> reporter: in a new book "what made maddy run" espn columnist kate fagan explores her life whose battle with depression she believes was worsened by social media. so many youth right now are presenting perfection when in reality there's a much different picture going on. >> madison knew that her instagram feed was a false reflection but he couldn't see that her peers were also reflecting something that maybe wasn't totally real. >> reporter: experts say while many students are posting highlight reels of the perfect college experience, they

this is -- >> maddie. >> marcos. >> and maddie and marcos are from san antonio. on "gma." justchance scattered tonight last hot day around 90 for a while amazingly nice weekend. like >>> we're back now with onerepublic, rya tonight. you guys took a detour to headline our summer concert this morning. very special tribute, linkin park was supposed to be here today. you are here. why was it so very important for you to be here. >> this entire summer our tour was about seven to ten days off linkin park's tour doing the same city, same venues so found that out a week and a half ago which was very sobering of i knew mike more than i knew chester. i met them a couple of times. but, you know, five days ago we found out we were doing this because linkin park obviously pulled out for obvious reasons because of chester so this is just an honor to be here honestly. we happen to be in the same state so this is amazing. >> really great for you to be here and i know chris cornell was a dear friend of yours. >> he was even in one of our videos and so last month a couple of month

rob, dad to the lovely maddy, who is closing in on the age of 6. 2500 hours of lost sleep. >> i feel every second of that. she's worth it. >> are you sure? >> i have a feeling paula has everybody beat. >> yeah. >> let's wait. give matt, the next roll here on the dice. dad to 9-year-old libby and 3-year-old ben. you have lost over 6600 hours of sleep. but paula, as we mentioned -- >> i know. just start sleeping now. everybody, this will explain probably why i have brain farts on national television. >> did you just say that word? >> she did. >> she did. >> brain fart. >> all righty there. >> paula, paula. >> we're going to -- >> brain cramp? a brain cramp? >> thank you. a>> j.j. and landon, you have lost almost 10,000 hours. >> that explains everything. but you know, we gain some valuable skills. >> look. 9,990 hour of sleep. >> i would say 9 is your lucky number. >> oh, my gosh. >> but there are valuable life skills we gain. changing the diaper in the dark indfolded. i could do it any day of the week, right? we need that. >> let's reward the parent

. >>> the 16-year-old accused of killing mad did maddy middletong to be sentenced. he has pled not guilty. the current hearing is set to last a week. >>> following up that amber alert we first brought to you yesterday on breaking news on today in the bay, this nine-year-old is safe in police custody. his father abducted him after he shot and killed bothe boy's mother. the father was in contact with police last night. >>> a family is grieving after a mobile home fire. you might remember that fire at golden wheel mobile home park a week ago. a 10-year-old girl who lived there died in the fire, along with her friend and an aunt and uncle. today city leaders will announce a new mobile home from advantage homes for that family, and there's also been an outpouring of donations to help that family try to move forward. that's happening in about two hours. >>> the debate is heating up over saturday's patriot prayer rally in san francisco. we still don't know whether it will be granted a permit. >> we've been pressing for that answer. the rally is scheduled but they have to d

. >>> at 6:40 coming up a big day ahead in the maddie middleton murder case. developments that could impact the sentence the suspect is facing. >>> plus, an nbc news exclusive this morning. hillary clinton in her own words speaking out about her experience during the election highlighting one of the presidential debates. >> it was incredibly uncomfortable. he was literally breathing down my neck. >> coming up the excerpts surfacing overnight from her new audio book. >>> donald trump saying he would be willing to shut down the government and affecting the stock market. >> we look right now at the dow down. a lot of people saying that all comes as the president says he would shut down the government to build that wall. >>> good wednesday morning. 6:43. another cloudy start this morning as we take a live look outside in san jose. it will all clear quickly. as we go to the neighborhood of campbell, 70 degrees at 10:00 with nothing but sunshine reaching into the mid-80s today. we'll be running it for a lot longer this weekend, how hot it gets coming up in five minu

. >>> at 5:33 happening today the teenager accused of killing maddie middle in santa cruz is expected back in court. whether adrian gonzalez will be tried as an adult. investigators say gonzalez, who is now 17, sexually assaulted and killed middleton and then hid her body. gonzalez has pled not guilty. the current hearing is expected to last a week. and a follow-up now to the amber alert we first brought to you on "today in the bay." 9-year-old daniel morozov is safe and in protective custody this morning. police say his father abducted the boy from his santa maria home after he shot and killed the boy's mother. the father was killed in a confrontation with lapd officers last night. >>> it's 5:34. cracking down on fare evasion. new this morning we're learning dozens of people across the bay area are in trouble after being busted by b.a.r.t. "today in the bay's" kris sanchez live in fremont. a lot of citations from the agency. good morning, kris. >> reporter: it sounds like a lot, laura. in just a few hours b.a.r.t. police officers did cite about three dozen people for trying to cheat

yet to decide whether adrian gonzalez will be tried as an adult in the murder of 8-year-old madyson 'maddymiddleton. gonzalez was in court yesterday for a hearing. gonzalez was 15-years-old when police say he raped and killed middleton in july of 2015. her body was later discovered in a dumpster near her apartment complex. the hearing on whether to try him as an adult will continue later today. ( darya ) people have returned home after a fire burned dangerously close to homes in dublin. the fire broke out yesterday afternoon and quickly grew to 200 acres before firefighters were able to get it under control. firefighters had to evacuate people who lived in the wallis ranch area. those evacuations have been lifted. ( mark ) happeing today... the powerball jackpot will be worth at least 700 million dollars.( darya ) kron 4's will tran is live at a gas station in burlingame with the will. ( will ) tonight's powerball drawing is worth an estimated 700-million dollars. that's the second largest jackpot in the game's history. the cash pay-out would be some 443-point-three million dollars. ( mark

i covered for years this kid named maddy stepanec. jerry made him an ambassador of the cause.hat seemed to be his true passion. what was it that drew him to it, do you know? >> i don't know. it might have been guilt over the fact that he had gone from making $50 a week with dean in clubs to $5,000 a week and then gone on from there to such spectacular financial success. he may have felt i've got to give something back. i don't know. also, of course, let's not forget it allowed us to see him for hours, often hilarious. you just looked forward to the muscular dystrophy telethon for weeks. and those two words, muscular dystrophy, put them on the map. i never heard of it before, i have to confess. >> he raised $2.5 billion. we should just let people know that all of his telethons became such a part of the cultural fabric. but $2.5 billion for the disease. it's just so remarkable. and, dick, just one -- >> it's a hefty piece -- >> one more thing to end on. he had that long collaboration with dean martin and then they had sort of a breakup when jerry wanted to go his own way. and du

. >> reporter: this week an all-star car with el fanning, carli ray and maddie zigler bring animated adventure to dance and courage to the screen of leap. >> i will be everything i want to be and since i can remember i have loved to dance. >> reporter: in leap fanning voices an orphan girl of big dreams of going to par toys learn ballet but when she gets there she's not as quick to learn as she thought but with help from amen for voiced by carli ray jeep son she starts to get on her feet and learn the moves. >> i think everybody need a little bit of help when it ace prep eighth this girl had a big dream and i wanted to dedicate myself to it. >> reporter: camille and has real life experience were not so nice dancers like the one she plays in the movie. >> i do know camille. i feel like there are so many ballerinas in life and i have had to deal with aloft mean dancers, but i guess, my character is just a example of what not to be in the dance scene because i'm a dancer, everyone is competing for the same spot. you have to let people take their turns and not be a snob. >> reality check

real life dancer maddie zigler who voices her rival said she hopes that her journey inspires up and coming dancer. >> this story is so important because as main character, how she shows that you do not have to have the best technique to become a star as long as you have the passion for it and you love what you do you can conquer the world. >> you have something that she can only dream of. passion. >> yes. >> reporter: carli ray voices a character and sings one of the movies featured songs. >> it is a dream to do something like this one day and i didn't think i would ever have another opportunity, then i heard story, concept, and the message behind it, and to have to make it happen. >> in matter what happens, never give up on your dream. >> in the dream factory hollywood. >> you can do it. >> i'm david daniel. >>> and still ahead right here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this saturday morning, harvey roar as shore, band of torrential rain and high wind are pounding the texas gulf coast right now and there are in signs of this powerful storm, letting up anytime soon still ahead we will show you

>> i'm maddie. >> you have this in your face?it. >> why did you decide to come out to the eclipse? >> we're students at the university of oregon. >> so for you it was worth it to check this out, why? >> i don't know. it's a once-in-a-lifetime kind of thing and i thought i would see full totality instead of 99 pertz. >> keep driving because we don't want you to get stuck any longer than you have to here. >> the full totality. we are in the path of totality. oh, look out for the bus, and perhaps the best place in the united states to see it because the skies will be crystal clear here at madras, oregon. i don't know if you can see up at the sky, but it is crystal blue here, absolutely beautiful and we are on the right side of the cascades and the pacific coast mountain range. all of those clouds will be down by the pacific coast and here they'll be in a town of about 7,000 people, about 100,000 people. we have looky-loos here making it one of the biggest cities temporarily in the state of oregon just for tomorrow alone, richard. it

a teenager accused of killing maddy middleton will be back in court.. the hearing is expected to last a week. >>> new numbers this week in an ongoing crack down for people not paying for rides on b.a.r.t. they targeted powell, richmond, and fremont stations. that fine is $250. b.a.r.t. says it is a huge problem, 22,000 people still ride each year. >> right now a new travel warning for parts of mekz. the state department is cautioning americans about violent crimes. it comes from several regions including vacation destinations. >>> we'll have weather and traffic after the break. >>> good wednesday morning, i'm kari hall as we look live outside san jose. still cloudy but we will start to see sunshine, too. the temperature as you step out the door in the low to mid 60s, going up to 66 degrees, 68 in san francisco. we'll keep that weather in the next several days while the inland areas will be heating into the upper 90s today. mid 90s for the weekend and it will cool down for the start of next week. let's get a update on how the roads are moving. >> we hav

this young director brandon was task width dip employee management to come up with commercial for maddieewrite on on the commercial. we shot it. i thought that be would the end of it gotten written up in really good places and advice land this new experimental crazy channel came to us and they want to do scripted for the first time and we think this could be a series. me and my infinite wis testimony said guys it's not a series. i have something very serious i've written i realize, wait a minute, no, this is toll al series. this could be musical sucks at life. [ laughter ] >> i came back. i said i think i can write this. i think i can run this we wept to new york we pitched spike jones parables about life through the eyes avenue clown. and he gave us a green light. we wept off and wrote it and made five episodes. >> and here it is. the rest will be history. so i love advice land. >> yeah. >> do you love advice land? >> yeah. >> yeah. >>> it's great. it's crazy. man, like advice land most networks they're networks button up vineland is this crazy rogue bunch of creatives and they just giv

>> maddie. >> luke. >> danny. >> what a cute family. >> everybody is celebrating the birthday.. awesome. >> and you're coordinating with us. >> happy birthday. >> you have to coordinate, savannah. >> we're wearing our pink. >> yes. got the memo. >> by the way, she wants to catch a ball at a yankees game. take me to the game with you. >>> coming up, the cost of back-to-school shopping. so, unless you win one of the lotteries this weekend, we have a great way to pay for it and tidy up your home in the process. >>> then, we have cool gadgets to show you. for everything to deal the peel unpeelable eggs. >>> we have a search going for for "today's summer moment." we have five great new ones for you to vote on this week. take it away, al. >> starting with kelly, who captured this touching moment between dad and son on the paddleboard. the triplets love to sell lemonade to friends and neighbors. ramon taking a seat in the sand, during his first visit to the beach. ready to hit the highway. and here, gabriela waits for a perfect wave at the beach in long island. >> we have talented pho

academy awards love story southern bell and confederate soldier and maddy mcdowell was the first american positive things that came out of this movie. wouldn't that be positive for the african-american community? hatie mcdaniel won the award whether this movie or not doesn't take anything away from hatie mcdaniel who could not go into any restaurant or establishment as she accepted her oscar award for her performance. so, to say well, you're denying the heritage, you know, clark gable is a black man. was a black man. nobody talked about the fact that, you know, this is someone who is an historic american icon who passes -- honor her all you want. go hatie mcdaniel. she was a wonderful actress and played a mammy. ainsley: real quickly. >> right. we got it here's the problem, ainsley. here's the problem. we have seen this is a trend. whether you are talking about shoes or other issues. even hbo has this other series calling confederate. they haven't taped one scene yet and people are asking for it to be removed. this is a to shut down conversations and i would caution people with this strat