the state of georgia, and we're going to fight until the end. >> reporter: geoff bennett, nbc news atlanta. >>> up next we'll tell you about the emergency in the air after a brutal attack on a flight attendant. >>> facebook has a new name ceo mark zuckerberg announcing the social media giant's parent company will now be known as meta. it is short for metaverse, a virtual reality considered by many to be the future of the internet. the rebranding comes at a time of crisis after leaked documents portrayed it putting profits over people. >>> we have reported often on the big increase on violent attacks on plane often related to mask wearing. but what happened on an american airlines flight last night led to an emergency and condemnation from american's ceo stephanie gosk has details. >> reporter: an american airlines flight from new york to california forced to make an emergency landing in denver. the airlines ceo speaking out today. >> we had one of the worst displays of unruly behavior we t investigation says a flight attendant accidentally bumped into a passenger and apologized soon after

l.a.x., and other hubs taking facial recognition from the curb to the jet bridge tom costello, nbc news, atlanta. >> the future of flying. >>> up next for us, inspiring america with a new campaign to honor your hometown. >>> finally, the pride and powerful memories we share about our hometowns and a new campaign to unite us that's inspiring america. here's anne thompson >> reporter: small or big, near or far, hometowns are what we have in common >> we've got this in our dna. >> reporter: now documentary filmmaker ken burns hopes to unite our divided country in a new social media campaign, encouraging americans to honor your hometown is this designed to be an antidote to the divisiveness on social media? >> yeah, i think so. it's just a way to say, can't we set it all aside for a moment let's be together. >> reporter: the project's enlisted some famous friends to kick off the video submissions. ♪ in my tennessee mountain home ♪ >> reporter: dolly parton sings. >> i'm proud of my hometown >> this is the only hometown where i can do things like this. >> reporter: space station astronaut mark vande

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tom costello, nbc news, atlanta. >> by the way, what could go wrong with those kiosks?us, what happened in this room today that caused such instant and intense outrage? >>> we've been talking about climate change as a future problem instead of a present one. >> the reality is the humanitarian crisis is going to spill over. >> because, yes, marches and protests can spark change, but so can money. racism is not good for business, and that's been proven time and time again. are you taking a statin drug to reduce cholesterol? it can also deplete your coq10 levels. i recommend considering qunol coq10 along with your statin medication. the brand i trust is qunol. at heinz, every ketchup starts with our same tomatoes. but not every tomato ends in the same kind of heinz ketchup. because a bit of magic unfolds when there's a ketchup for everyone. >>> last thing before we go tonight. kyrsten sinema is back in the news and getting talked about a lot tonight, which always seems kind of fine with kyrsten sinema. tonight she and her wing man joe manchin have had meetings in the offic

remote or go online today. >> the death of diane mciver at the hand of her husband tex was big news in atlantaan atlanta lawyer who says he accidentally shot and killed his wife. >> and with two wealthy, prominent people involved in a shooting, rumors were on everyone's lips. that's when bill crane, a public relations consultant, offered to help his old friend tex. >> social media was reporting a lot of wild rumors. >> yes, they were, particularly on facebook. >> for example? >> that mr. mciver was having an affair with the driver. >> and you weren't, there's nothing to that? >> no. >> you think there's a chance he was having an affair with someone else? >> i never thought so. >> tex had given his statement to police but online rumors continued. there were more substantive questions like why would the gun just go off. according to bill crane, tex said it happened after the car jolted. >> it was part of tex's initial account to me, he was jarred away by a bump in the road. >> and why would tex feel threatened by a homeless encampment he had driven past many times before. >> and i asked him that

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longtime atlanta news anchor javita moore died this battle with an aggressive form of brain cancer. h more back to her viewing audience including sharing countless hours, mentoring local student. she is survived by her mother and her two children. in a statement atlanta mayor keisha lance bottom say may her spirit soar. she will be truly missed. moore was 53 years old. >>> and the world of sports is mourning a devastating loss today. legendary red sox broadcaster jerry remy died last night at age of 68. remy played second base for boston in the '80s and '80s but he was better known as the voice in the booth for the last three decades. some of his more iconic calls were moments of laughter just like this one. >> we did some investigative reporting between innings on who and what was thrown hat that gentleman, and the gentleman has been ejected but it was an ugly, ugly sight. i don't know why it was necessary. i don't have my telestrator. here comes the pizza, see it. oh, cheese. >> highly unnecessary. >> guy with the patriots jacket and he's been asked to leave the ball game for ruini

president donald trump's lies about election fraud, will use their new restrictive election laws to consolidate power. i went down to atlantare about it. >> reporter: new election showdown in georgia. with the state's republican-led election board inching closer to potentially taking over elections in atlanta's fulton county, a democratic stronghold, thanks to a provision in georgia's controversial new voting law. democrats say it's only happening because georgia delivered close victories for president biden and two democratic senators. >> we will deliver georgia and fulton county for senator warnock again. so that's why there's this focus, this emphasis on continuing to criticize fulton county and our elections. >> reporter: but republicans, including top election official secretary of state brad raffensperger, say it will boost voter confidence. >> we've never had that accountability measure before where you can actually replace a county election board if the situation wasn't so severe. >> reporter: raffensperger resisted pressure from former president trump to find enough ballots to overturn biden's narrow win in georgia

unfortunately, it wasn't all good news for atlanta. charlie morton is seen here hit in the leg. >> it hurts losing him. what he has been to this team this year. it is definitely a blow losing him game one. we have been oefbging adversity all year. >> i really hate it for him. i know he is really looking forward to this run with us. we'll move on. >> game 2 in houston. then it shifts to atlanta. brianna, john, one side note, because they stole a base in america, you get a free taco. >> i had three empanadas for breakfast this morning. >> he really did. >> he pitched on a broken leg, walks off on a broken leg. what a performance for the braves. but, man, ouch. >> yeah. and he struck a couple batters out. did really well. this team seems to rally through adversity. >> i was young about jack youngblood, the rams player month played on a broken leg. still, showed a lot of strength and perseverance. sorry to see him out of the series. >>> "new day" continues right now. >> welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. it is wednesday, october 27th. intense, scar

you're doing these kinds of things in a large -- in a large professional area, los angeles, new york, atlantae is a big contingency of very experienced people who play by these rules. and, you know, i hate to just mention it as just a sense of physical proximity, but i can just imagine the situation where, you know, you're farther and farther away from really experienced crew and a lot of really experienced crew is not available right now. but i just feel like it -- in some ways it could just come down to a cavalier attitude about, you know, we're out in the wild west and we're having a lot of fun and here we go, guys, let's shoot some targets. >> okay, to that point, patrick, the new york times is reporting that detective found three revolvers, spent cases, casings, rather, and ammunition in boxes loose and in a fannie pack. they don't specify what that ammunition was, whether it was blanks or live rounds, but regardless, based on best practices in your experience, would something like this happen on a well managed film set? >> never. all those tools and i mention them as tools because they'

unfortunately, it wasn't all good news for atlanta.the leg in the second inning when a comebacker from yuli gurriel. he tried to pitch through the pain, but just couldn't manage any longer. the braves later announced x-rays revealed a broken right leg. that will end his world series. >> it hurts losing charlie. what he's been to this team all year, i mean, everyone knows charlie, his career, he's a hero in the postseason. so it's definitely a blow losing him game one. if you've been watching all year, we answer the bell, we'll treat the next guy the same way. >> he was really looking forward to this run. we'll move on. >> game two is set for later tonight in houston. then the series shifts to atlanta this weekend for games 3, 4 and 5. >>> let's go to the nfl where commissioner roger goodell says they will not release a report into allegations of harassment and abuse. they wanted to shield the identities of the former employees who spoke to investigators on condition of anonymity. >> we are very conscious of making sure that we're prote

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be the same as in dough with other schools news, christiane, and with all those schools of majesty you might have better skimming 3 to come back when over atlanta, in new tampa leslie. ah, we begin in brazil where reporting to the countries karone of ours response has pointed the finger of blame at president jacob, also narrow and recommended. he faced criminal charges, including crimes against humanity. the draft report followed a 6 month investigation and still needs to be voted on by the senate committee and could be vetoed and altered emitted from the document is an earlier recommendation to chargeable to narrow with genocide and murder. the senate to say the decision to change their recommendation to accuse him of crimes against humanity isn't political, but technical aimed at preventing a judge from throwing out their report. genocide charge would have related to brazil's indigenous population, including the devastating shortage of oxygen in the amazon or state in may. 2020, and again in january 2021. from the start of the pandemic, bolton are railed against locked downs, frequently refused to wear a mask. and recommended remedies proven

checking today's high temperatures up to 15 degrees above normal in parts of new england. 75 in atlanta and los angeles. 50 in the twin citys. >>> coming up, the item that could be in your kitchen that the cdc wants you to throw away. >>> also ahead, the stuntman nearly killed in this terrifying accident. he explains how he survived. >>> buyer beware, the item m >>> back, now, with a remarkable story of survival from a man engulfed by flames during a stunt for a tv show. the video is hard to watch, making his story even more incredible. this morning, a veteran stunt performer is speaking out, after nearly losing his life. escape artist jonathan goodwin posting this picture from the hospital and showing his injuries, and writing, i have been to the very brink and dodged the worst that a human can. in a video obtained by tmz, he is upside-down, in a straight jacket, suspended between two cars hanging from wires. the 41-year-old stuntman breaking free of his restraints but not before the two cars collide into him. you can see him slamming into the hood of one car just before the other car

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. >> the new facial recognition technology launches at the atlanta airport next month ahead of the busy holiday travel season. >>> also new for travelers, the u.s. has issued its first passport with an x gender marker. anyone who is applying can mark an x gender if they identify as nonbinary, intersection, or gender nonconforming person. previously duplicates needed a medical certification. we should note the state department is still updating the system, and forms for the new policy should be completed next year. >>> a new way to store your vaccine card if you have an iphone. you can keep a verifiable covid- 19 vaccine and test information on your device. providers can digitally sign the documents. then you can store them in the help app. you can also transfer your vaccine card to apple wallet in order to display right? coming up, a large bear creating commotion. how crews were able to safely remove the animal. plus. >> i'm max darrow, coming up, we'll give you look at some of the stuff the weekend storms brought into the san francisco bay. >>> coming up at 6:00, supply chain woes are

the atlanta falcons beat the new yorkjets 27-20.belgium 2—1 in the uefa nations league third place play—off. france take on spain in the final — that one has just kicked off. it is still 0—0. there is no stopping arsenal women in the women's super league right now after disappointment in the champions league midweek. they showed no effects, easing past everton 3—0. tottenham's defeats to brighton means that chelsea are now their closest challengers at the top. craig templeton reports. before kick—off at meadow park, arsenal and everton players linked arms in a show of solidarity after allegations of sexual misconduct in american soccer. after being humbled 4—1 by barcelona in the champions league, arsenal were clearly keen to make amends, sandy maciver fighting through the autumn sun to make the save. and that could have played a role in the opener. katie mccabe struck a brilliant volley but it was in an area where you would expect the keeper to save. mccabe then turned provider as her corner found lotte wubben—moy unmarked, 2—0. th

with a separate minimum corporate tax proposal likely funding the new spending. >>> and atlanta fed presidenttic said he expects an interest rate hike to come next year he said some of the economic challenges stemming from the covid-19 pandemic will fade and make way for economic growth one challenge he does not see fading is inflation. >> this is going to last into 2022 part of what the ultimate answer to how long this will take will be, will be how quickly we resolve some of the coronavirus issues as well as some of the supply chain challenges that are happening at a global level. >> bostic adds if the fed needs to take steps to control rising prices he will encourage the central bank to take definitive steps to prevent deeper damage. >>> back to the markets. the s&p hovering near the record high while the dow looks to recapture its own fresh high we want to look at what's driving the action so far this month because that inflation narrative has been a key part of that if you look at the two top performing sectors in the s&p, it is maybe no surprise, energy and materials. those two cyclical

the introduction of mandatory coven passes brought thousands down to the street from atlanta to new rules coming into force last friday for all work. is this a new past that shows a person's code status of explanation, negative test results, or recovering from the disease. growing cooperation, russian and chinese military have held their 1st joint and see patrol in the west pacific. the organized sailor maneuver operations and conducted life fire drills. it follows a joint naval exercise in the sea of japan. earlier in the month. elsewhere, a large scale military drills into g cust on, rumbling along the country's border with afghan, astounded the way. the recent us pull out the re ignited fields in the region of violence and terror groups spreading their influence. ego is done off, reported back a terrorist squad, crosses the african border into digest on suicide vehicles supported by talib, unlike units make an attempt at seizing 2 villages and proclaiming a caliphate. this is the scenario. the joint forces of the collective security treaty organization are facing and playing out in the

arthel: months after major league baseball all-star game from atlanta over burgess new election law, up to games with game for tonight's preview in atlanta. next. ♪♪ record exit now world three series, policies and air in now reaching financial benefits of posting the fall classic just months after the leading yankee all-star game in george's election laws and charles, with more the game and the actions, charles. >> hi as you can see we have some rain showers out here rest to the city, not much at all and roy sing on the part right now is there winning and game four of the world series a lot of these can relax today have to gain three and again which stands out here is a nailbiter. and there was angst on the side and a pulled out a win friday and the chance that they need of the astros three - one that is probably music to the republicans who as billings in these decisions to: all-star game after the state passed new voting laws that were causing restrictive and unnecessary as a move ironically that for the democrats and republicans pushback against and you work with governor brian w

won the business owners happy because that means the series will go 3 games in atlanta guaranteed and that is very good newstlanta after president biden called the georgia law racist and they lost that is this. i spoke to some of those business owners about that situation. listen to what they had to say. >> $100 million lost revenue was the estimate for small businesses in georgia, those were minority small businesses. carley: how much money do you think they lost? >> quote million dollars. >> they are thankful they got through the portion and the world series is here. >> as you know, the all-star game was moved to denver, a city with a population over 80% white but that was in the past and everybody i spoke to his excited about the world series, you lost one but they gained 3 important games and as for game 3 tonight, braves's manager is confident the best case scenario is to win the first two games but the second-best scenario is to win one game and come home for the next 3 games which is what is happening for the braves. if you want to catch game 3 tune in to fox 8:09 eastern time to catch the action. to

atlanta for decades. this weekend the chant under new scrutiny as it's seen and heard on baseball's biggest stage, the world >> chop on. >> chop on, baby. >> chop on. >> it's history. >> reporter: bringing heightened attention to not only the famous chop, but also the atlanta braves name and native american imagery. >> this is a hollywood stereo type. the majority of americans understand that native mascots are wrong. >> reporter: the washington football team changed their name last year and the cleveland indians announcing they would be next. >> we're excited to usher in the next era as the cleveland guardians. >> reporter: the mlb commissioner defending the braves organization. >> i'm 100% certain that the braves understand what the native american community in their region believes and they've acted in accordance with that understanding. >> reporter: the braves first named for a boston ball club in the 1870s. they moved to milwaukee in the 1950s before making their way to atlanta. while fans are guided on the chop -- >> i wish think would stop it. >> it would be heart breaking. >> reporter: many native a

a title would be extra sweet after major league baseball pulled the all-star game from atlanta, over georgia's newis in atlanta as excited plans are flocking -- as excited fans are flocking to the park. charles? >> yeah, hi, jon. the gates are officially open here at the park. for the braves, this could be the night they end the 26-year drought and become world series champions again. i want you to take a look at this right now. there are a lot of braves fans in here, and they are ready. they've been pouring in here since about 9:00 a.m. when you got so many fans at one place at one time, that almost certainly means that the shop owners are making a killing today. we're talking tens of millions of dollars that are being brought in over the last three days. but jon, the most popular spot here today seems to be over at the clubhouse store. you can probably see it in the sea of people right now. it seems like everybody is really itching to get their braves gear before the big game tonight, and the line out there has been wrapped around all day. i got to tell you, jon, these fans are dedicated, but we

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easier for non-americans to visit this country the white house out tonight with new travel rules tom costello is in atlanta's hartsfield jackson airport. the bottom lines are vaccinations will be required. >> reporter: that's it the bottom line also is this is coming nearly two years after the u.s. shut its borders to foreigners now they will be included in, including driving in from canada and mexico, but they have to provide proof they have been vaccinated so here's the rules. foreign visitors have to provide that proof that they are fully vaccinated, in fact, and it must be an fda or w.h.o.-approved vaccine before they leave their home countries. they must also provide a negative covid test. taken within 72 hours of coming to the u.s the airlines will verify the information. foreign kids 18 and under don't need to be vaccinated, but those two and older will have to take a covid test as the u.s. begins reopening to the rest of the world. lester. >> all right tom costello in atlanta, thank you >>> in just 60 seconds, the moments just before and after alec baldwin fired that deadly shot on a movie set. what

new york. >>> the atlanta braves will square off with the houston astros in this year's world series.night to clinch the national league pennant and to advance to the series. it will be atlanta's first time in the world series since 1999. houston last appeared in 2019 and won the championship in 2017. the first game of this year's series is tuesday in houston. >>> and that wraps this hour of "cnn newsroom." i'm kim brunhuber. thanks for watching. this is the sound of an asthma attack... that doesn't happen. this is the sound of better breathing. fasenra is a different kind of asthma medication. it's not a steroid or inhaler. fasenra is an add-on treatment for asthma driven by eosinophils. it's one maintenance dose every 8 weeks. it helps prevent asthma attacks, improve breathing, and lower use of oral steroids. nearly 7 out of 10 adults with asthma may have elevated eosinophils. fasenra is designed to target and remove them. fasenra is not a rescue medication or for other eosinophilic conditions. fasenra may cause allergic reactions. get help right away if you have swelling of your fa

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the atlanta falcons beat the new yorkjets at the tottenham hotspur stadium by 27—20.ternational. they lost by 14 runs as australia won the multiformat series 11—5 overall. the 2016 olympic cycling champion elinor barker says she's getting used to not being in control — as she prepares to step away from the sport to have her first baby. barker, who won silver in the team pursuit in tokyo this summer, found out she was pregnant while she was at the games. barker, who suffers with endometriosis, told our reporter katie falkingham the last couple of months have been a bit of a whirlwind. so many feelings on that flight home! i was really hoping to get a good night's sleep on the travel home because i literally had not slept at all since i found out. but i spent the whole flight basically just planning the rest of my life and what that is going to look like. on board with elinor barker, looking back _ on board with elinor barker, looking back es _ on board with elinor barker, looking back... �* , . on board with elinor barker, looking back... a . . on board with elinor bar

warm ahead of that front, 70 in new york, 78 in atlanta and still very warm in texas.ants of hurricane pamela which is in the pacific as we get through wednesday and thursday. it will weaken obvious but bring some tropical moisture to areas that don't need to see any more moisture. a lot of heavy rainfall across the plane states including texas and behind that window advisories in effect, high fire danger in southern california towards the southwest. a lot of watches and warnings across the country. in new york very tranquil, 70, above average for the eastern third of the country. todd: fresco, thank you. time 28 after the hour. we spoke with the afghan interpreter who helped rescue president biden in 2008, he is now out of the taliban and controlled country. jillian: not just your christmas gifts but inflation at the grocery store for months. cheryl casone joins us to explain why price tags could spike even higher. ♪♪ some medicines only treat the lows or highs. vraylar effectively treats depression, acute manic or mixed episodes of bipolar i in adults. full-spectrum

news, dr. anthony fauci is sounding a cautionary note. here is correspondent steve harrigan in atlanta. >> as a number of new covid-19 cases in the u.s. declines, down 35% since the start of september, the range of options to fight the virus continues to expand. johnson & johnson will seek authorization this week for a booster. the government is expected to approve a booster shot for the moderna vaccine following the approval of a pfizer booster shot last month for certain groups, including older americans, those with underlying conditions, and healthcare workers. the fda is also expected to decide on a pfizer vaccine for children age 5 to 11 by november. 30,000 children in the u.s. were hospitalized from covid in august. and the first pill to fight the virus could be available by the end of this year. merck says its clinical trial of an anti covid pill cut the risk of hospitalization or death from the virus by half. dr. anthony fauci told face the nation families might not be able to gather for christmas. >> it's just too soon to tell. we just got to concentrating on continuing to get

months after major league baseball, the all-star game from atlanta in a dispute over georgia's new electiontson is live outside. charles. reporter: those three games are expected to bring in millions of dollars for local jobs and businesses in the metro area. we spoke to one economist who tells us every world series game here in atlanta, it will generate at least $10 billion in revenue for bars, restaurants and shop owners here. the astros get ready to restricr brian can push back and set the move by the mlb was a move that would seal the game from hard-working georgians. some of the same georgians say they hope they learn not to interject itself into politics anymore and aside from the braves winning the world series, some of these fans have another dream there hoping for the championship by the commissioner himself. >> i hope the commissioner has learned and just let it be fourth. to be honest, we have to prevent the on the field, i don't think you'll get a lot from that. now the world series here, what can you say? >> what goes around, comes around. reporter: president trump expected to

i think he went from new york, d.c., then atlanta. and then he realized he needed to go deeper self. because what happened, was the south and then there is the deeper self there. and where the real change that needed to happen that would galvanize every one was the work that needed to happen in the deeper self. there were some men who were willing to be led by the circumstances and by personality for change. i just think that both hamer and tubman saw an america that no one else saw quite frankly. they were willing to put their lives on the line to make that happen. >> i think it's interesting you are saying two women were capable of envisioning a future of an america that would live up to the ideals of the constitution and the declaration of independence et cetera. i am wondering if the fact they were working with abolitionists in the case of harriet and in the case of frannie she had the groups and the diversity of people that were starting to question that which had been taught to them as a means. i am wondering if you think these

we begin with cbs news senior national correspondent mark strassmann in atlanta this morning. >> hey, you watch your language. (bleep). >> reporter: more than a moment, short of a disorder, covid america has functioning anxiety, day after day, living with this lingering virus. [yelling] >> reporter: upset, uncertain, on edge, frustrated other people who ironically feel the same way won't come to sees.nd this pandemic. we'rl exh by itment. >> reporter: includicinated ame. our new cbs poll found 56% of them said they were at risk because of the unvaccinated. the virus with no end in sight has killed more than 700,000 americans. there is some hope, cases now declining in 32 states. >> one, two, three. >> reporter: and pfizer is hoping its vaccine for kids, ages five to 11, gets emergency approval by the end of the month. not a moment too soon as the delta variant remains pitiless. our nation's status also complicated, cash-happy consumers want to spend, but too often the message in stores: we're out of that. empty grocery stores in north carolina, and yet off the coast of southern califo

league baseball after major league baseball decided to pull the all-star game out of atlanta and move it to colorado. added newst night the president was here in georgia. you could also note that this is where he lost, by just over 11,000 votes in last year's 2020 election. but what you see in that video is him doing the tomahawk chop. this is a couple months after the cleveland indians said they were changing to the cleveland guardians. but this was the president that came. we should note, the atlanta braves set up a suite for him. they never showed him up on the jumbotron. you saw the grumbles but he waived to fans. the tomahawk chop is another part of the story here. insensitive. many would call it racist. this is a hollywood stereotype. it is not a native american chant. it is not a native american song for the last 30 years atlanta braves fans have ton this chant. last night attendance was more than 40,000 and more than 90% of fans, you could say, engaged in this chop. you saw the president taking on, as he likes to do, the cultural hot button i guess -- i'm trying to figure out what to call the tomahawk

atlanta earlier this year. business owners hoping much green. fox newseporter carley shimkus joins us right now live from truist park. ha, carley. >> hey, that's right, steve. i sure do. here's the deal in atlanta. the series is tied at 1-1, which is actually really good news for business owners because that means that there are definitely going to be three games in atlanta and that means that business owners have an extra chance to make money. they are going to -- there is a lot of tourists, a lot of opportunities to get people in restaurants and spending money and they are looking forward to that. that has been made even more important because they lost the all-star game earlier this year when it was moved to denver. so the big question is how are those business owners doing now? i spoke to some of them yesterday, take a listen to what they had to say how much business did you lose when they yanked the offer? >> i mean all the business around suffered at that time. we had a menu ready with special, real exciting events. last minute we realized it was n

as the first woman to helm atlanta's 75th sympathy phenomenon thee orchestra ushers in a new era tell conduct >> oh, my gosh i have no words. it was so moving the audience was just amazing. >> natalie schutzmann conducted her debut concert last week after being named music director, making her the only woman currently to lead a major u.s. orchestra and the second ever to hold such a position for natalie, conducting is a childhood dream come true. >> i very much remember, i must have been 7 or 8 and i was in the orchestra going, what's the conductor? and i thought it was mickey mouse in "fantasia." he was taking this baton and he was doing this and the sound was coming so i was dreaming to have a baton in my hand and i must tell you, i have been conducting in my heart, in my soul, all through my life. >> the daughter of two opera singers, natalie studied music in school, but is the only girl hoping to conduct, she was passed over. that was a job for men >> it was clear to me that at that time as a woman, forget it. because you will never make it >> natalie's backup plan was impressive

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atlanta bookstore. for more information on the new bookshop, go to huron.com. according to npd bookscan, print book sales were up close to 3% last week. they are up almost 11% to date. joining us now to offer her thoughts on the current state of publishing is long time regnery president and publisher margie ross. when did you leave regnery and what are you doing these days? >> guest: thanks for asking, peter. i left, i stepped down in january of 2020 and moved to the country in central virginia and started my own little book publishing consulting business. >> host: what kind of authors are you working with; are you working with publishers? >> guest: i'm working with both. actually i'm working with publishers and authors. it's a lot of fun. i get to spend more time doing the part of book publishing that i really love, which is helping authors make sure their books are impactful and interesting and relevant and compelling and well positioned for their brand and i get to spend all my time working with publishers and authors on developing great books. >> host: your