jewell is joining us from our studio in atlanta. i spotted the bag lying on the ground under the bench. and then, once we actually determined that it there was a suspicious item, we tried to get as many people out of the area as we could. but we got about 150 people off the grass area right directly in front of the bomb before it exploded. [explosion] whoa. ladies and gentlemen, may i have your attention, please? we did a press conference in the morning. at approximately 1:25 am this morning, an explosive device detonated in the centennial park downtown. at this point, we understand that we have 110 injured and two people who have died. at approximately 1:00 a.m. also, the atlanta police department received a 911 call. the individual is, we believe, a white male with an indistinguishable accent. caller (on phone): there is a bomb at centennial park. you have 30 minutes. the bomb had gone off within 15 or 20 minutes of the call. [explosion] we were wondering if it was a setup, particularly when it went off early. [sirens wailing] is

it was a whole vibe in atlanta today, jonathan. that were energized and engaged, ready to do the work. ready to have the conversations so that we can lead vice president harris to victory and make her our first female president in the history of our country. >> the vibe was real. >> it was real. >> i was watching on the screen for an hour before she came on and as you mentioned 10,000 people came to see the vice president today in atlanta. what resonated to you about her message? >> this message is about freedoms and no place is this more poignant than in atlanta, georgia. i serve in the seat held by the late congressman john lewis and we know the history of fighting for the freedom to vote and that is what this is about. i was able to talk briefly with the children of doctor martin luther king in atlanta. i talked with bernice king and also martin luther king iii who were here also, because these are things we've been fighting for. economic freedom so we have the ability not just to survive, but thrive in this country and this is

it was a whole vibe in atlanta jonathan.ime in democratic politics. we had young people who were energized and engaged ready to do the work. ready to continue to have the conversations. so we can lead vice president harris to victory and make her our first ever female president in the history of our country. >> the vibe was real. i was watching on the live stream for an hour before she came on. as you mentioned, 10,000 people came to hear the vice president today in atlanta. what resonated with you about her message? >> i mean this message is about freedoms and no place is this more poignant than here in atlanta, georgia. i again serve in the seat held by the late congressman john lewis and we know his history. fighting for our freedom to vote. and that is what this election is about. i was able to talk briefly with the children of dr. martin luther king here in atlanta. i talk with martin luther king ii. these are things we have been fighting for. our economic freedom so we have the ability to not just survive, but thrive i

vance are also following harris to atlanta on saturday. in fact to the exact same venue at georgia state university where she spoke tonight directly to her opponent. >> well, donald. i do hope you will reconsider to meet me on the debate stage. because as the saying goes, if you've got something to say, say it to my face. >> senator raphael warnock, democrat of georgia, met vice president harris at the atlanta airport and joined her at the rally tonight. he joins us now. senator raphael warnock, thank you for joining us on "all in". >> hank you, so good to be with you, jason. >> first off i want to say how impressed i am with your organization on the ground that you are able to get from the airport to the rally place with atlanta traffic on 75 at this time of day. i am very impressed. i have to start off with that. i have been to many a rally in atlanta. i was there when you defeated herschel walker in a runoff. i have seen the excitement. how does tonight's rally compared to other rallies you've been to politically in georgia over the las

this is part two of atlanta bombing. [suspenseful music playing] rick schwein (voiceover): there is entertainment at centennial park, the beating heart at night of the olympics. oh, yeah. you having a good time? [cheers, applause] [explosion] we have had word now of an explosion at the centennial olympic park. rick schwein (voiceover): security guards were saying, get out, get out, get out, get out. [whistling] hey! hey! rick schwein (voiceover): i looked around and people were screaming. many injured laying around. reporter: at this point, we understand that we have 110 injured and two people who have died. rick schwein (voiceover): so now, you've got a bombing at an olympiad. what's the motivation behind the bombing? at this point, we don't know because we don't have the bomber identified. [police sirens] man (on phone): this was a loud explosion about 9:30 this morning in a professional building, mostly housing medical offices, including an abortion clinic. tom bush: the first bomb device had gone off in the rear of t

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of atlanta. i first met the vice president at the white house last year, where i shared my story as a young black entrepreneur. i talked about the challenges i faced, the importance of investing in lunch of a newer sub color, how we can work together to fight the climate change crisis and the positive impact that the biden-harris administration has had on my community. it means so much to me to see a vice president leading with the same values of excellence, leadership and service our institutions instilled in us. vice president harris has spent every day of her career fighting for working people like me. from her service as a district attorney, attorney general, and the united states supreme -- excuse me, senate. [laughter] to her leadership as vice president, she has served and spent every day of her career serving and fighting for us, the people. [cheers] to name a few of these accomplishments, she has fought for historic investment into hbcu's. she has fought for student debt relief. [cheers]

a lot of people in atlanta and around the country care about gun safety laws.y at the white house years back to draw attention to police brutality efforts. there is style and substance here for those who can see it. these are stories of history, and the future here, for those opening to learning about all these connections. just as other generations had dylan and joplin and woodstock, well, today it is megan, beyonce, and kendrick. democrats have actually been using kendrick's anthem, which came out this year, not like us, to skew maga as weird. when that song was actually played last night, at the rally, many attendees were visibly pumped, you can see one here holding a harris sign and getting down in the blue, rapping along, i'm going to do my stuff, and this was captured on the pbs channel coverage and went viral as they say in real time. one person posting my boy on the pbs news stream was going crazy. another adding you can't buy enthusiasm like this. kamala is on a rocket to the moon. that video has over 7 million views already in under a day, joining the

i have been to many a rally in atlanta. i was there the night you defeated herschel walker in a runoff. i've seen the excitement of the abrams campaign and the a soft campaign. how does this really compared to other rallies you have been to politically and georgia over the last three or four years? >> tonight's rally is the top of the heap. the energy here, as you can see, it's elective. the rally is over and still there is excitement. you can feel it on the ground. i was with the vice president, i came down from washington, d.c. with her, and as we were riding through atlanta, you could see people lined up on w the streets. you could see them standing abridges waiting to greet her to battleground georgia. we know from experience in georgia that when we show up we win. the path that leads to the white house goes through georgia . i think the vice president felt that here tonight. >> we know in 2020, georgia was one legitimately by the biden/harris ticket with only 11,000 voters. what is interesting is metro atlantic alone g

philip would travel 200 miles deep into the confederate territory and steal a confederate train near atlantand drive it north to chattanooga, just over the georgia border. which union troops were preparing to capture. along the train journey, they would destroy enemy bridges, railroad tracks, telegraph lines, disrupting communications and vital supply lines. sabotaging the railroad that the confederate army used to move troops. all that would make the union capture chattanooga much more likely and that would cut off the confederate army from both valleys, a huge strategic victory. could bring the war to a swift end. the risk of this mission, the risk of all of this mission, were enormous. if caught, they boo certainly be killed -- if caught, they would certainly be killed. philip, joran and all the men were given a chance to walk away. not one of them did. not one of them walked away. instead they changed into civilian clothes, got a few hours' sleep, and set out for georgia. several days later tphaoerlg all of them, including george and philip, made it to the rendezvous point, a train stati

and they have the stars in atlanta and i'mav talking polits and entertainment. you have people like stacie abrams, people like senators john ossoff and rafael war nocbringing back the nastalgia. you have megan thee stallen who really electrified that crowd and cuevo introducing president harris. and the same energy i felt here in georgia in 2020 when democrats turned the state blue for the first time in a generation, elected those two democratic senators. i don't know if they can keep up the same energy that's 14 weeks, by the way. if they do, this feels like a winnable state for her and possibly a winnable race. >> roger, i have less than a minute left. my quick question to you, do you think projectdo 2025 recedes in the night? >> no. you know, the head of the heritage foundation, kevin roberts, again came out with a statement todaye saying, no, t work is not, done. it's going to keep going. i do want to impress upon people, though, the distinction between, you know, what this agenda is and who it is. andan i think what we're seeing play outright now is just ab

all of them, inclueorge and philip, made it to the rendezvous point, a train station just north of atlantathey gathered at midnight and ps disembarked f move. quickly and quitach three box ca locomotive, hopped , moving at full speed north to tennessee. immediately rain made it nearly impossible to burn the tracks and bridges along thee we track that were not supposed to have been slowing them down considerably. by then in hot pursuit. george and philip and the rest of the raiders didn't quit. they kept going nearly for seven hours, destroying as much track as they could along the way, and yo my telegraph -- and cutting as many telegraph wiser as they could. they almost madeto grgia. about 15 miles from chattanooga, they ran out of fuel and the confederates closed in. the raide on foot, running and hiding in the woods. thur for weeks. but one by one confede soldiers, supporters and their bloodhounds roundedhem up. they were taken to a confederate prison, held in ainy underground room, chained by their necks and theirsts, starved. still the men remained unbowed and u eventually eight escape

the atlanta olympic bombing tonight at 9:00 p.m. when the new school year begins, students will take part in familiar drills like what to do and a tornado or a school shooting. but in new york, those drills those two prepare for a possible shooter are about to change tonight on the whole story, political violence has always threatened democracy after the attempt on trump's life, where does america go from here? >> the whole story with anderson cooper, political violence, america is bloody history. tonight at 8:00 doing cnn doug, and if we when we get to tell you how liberty mutual customizes car insurance. >> so you only pay for what you need. >> isn't that what you just did? >> stand back duggan know, you got if you want to win hi, not only pay for what you need labor day lawmakers are trying to shut down planned parenthood, the health care of more than 2 million people is at stake. our right to basic reproductive health care or is being stolen from us. planned parenthood believes everyone deserves health care. it's a human right f

you're there at the airport in atlanta. this weekend is expected to be the peak of the holiday travel period and in a place like atlanta, i can think of no place i would rather be than stuck at the atlanta airport. i know you're there reporting for us, how are things looking? >> yeah, you know, this is the world's busiest airport. another thing they pride themselves on is being the world's most efficient airport. tsa is projecting 28 million people are passing through the airports in the extended travel period for july 4th. the busiest day is projected to be sunday, with 3 million people passing through tsa check points across the country, making it potentially the busiest day ever, surpassing june 23rd, where 2.99 million passengers were screened through the tsa check points, and get this, american airlines is saying that sunday could actually be their busiest day of this entire summer. now, atlanta is the busiest airport this holiday travel week, but denver and dallas fort worth are right behind it. if you're planning on

mayor andre dickens, thank you for welcoming me back to atlanta. thank you to the great stacey abrams. for your extraordinary leadership. georgia, it is so good to be back. i am very clear that the path to the white house runs proven through -- runs right through this state. you helped us win in 2020 and we will do it again in 2024. [applause] yes we will. i will get into some business now. georgia, as many of you know -- and have a seat if you have a chair. as many of you know, before i was elected vice president and before i was a senator, i was an attorney general and district attorney. before that i was a courtroom prosecutor. in those roles i took on perpetrators of all kinds. predators who abuse women. fraudsters who ripped off consumers. cheaters who broke the rules for their own gain. hear me when i say i know donald trump's type. [applause] i know the type. and i have been dealing with people like him my entire career. for example as attorney general of california i took on one of our country's largest for-profit colleges that was scamming

they have the stars out in atlanta. i'm talking about politics and entertainment, which is how we do things. you had stacey abrams, jon ossoff and raphael warnock who made a rare joint appearance. bring back some of the nostalgia from 2020 when they won their historic victories and became two senators from -- democratic senators from georgia but you had megan thee stallion that represented the crowd and was introducing vice president harris and talking about their relationship that came around working towards addressing gun violence. what i also noticed that felt the night was the same energy that i saw here in georgia in 2020. when democrats turned the state blue for the first time in a generation elected the two democratic senators. i don't know if they can keep up the same energy for the next 98 days. that is 14 weeks from now. if they do, this feels like a winnable state for her and a winnable race. >> i have less than a minute last. do you think project 23 five receives into the night? >> reporter: no. the head of

cnn's eva mckend is standing by at the harris rally in atlanta. but first cnn's kristen holmes has the latest on the race for the white house vice president kamala harris harris is hitting the campaign trail tonight, holding a rally in the critical battleground state of georgia, seeking to keep the state joe biden flipped in 2020, blue in 2024. >> this as a source tells cnn harris and her vice presidential running mate it will travel to several battleground states next week. a new sign that harris is inching closer to deciding who will share the top of the ticket the harris campaign also out with a new ad as they seek to educate voters on the vice president's record. >> the one thing kamala harris has always been fearless as a prosecutor focusing on her public service he's california's attorney general. she went after the big banks, we believe in a future where every person has the opportunity but donald trump wants to take our country backward the ad is part of a $50 million blitz ahead of next month's democratic convention greene, while former p

as of correspondent in atlanta. he then white house correspondent and then became deputy washington correspondent bureau chief to became then london bureau chief, then became washington bureau chief. as you can see, he was moving up the ladder. then he was editor of the editorial for eight years and. finally, in 2000, one was named executive editor, which is the top job at the times. in his spare time. he won the pulitzer prize for his writing and he's managed to find way to write five books in the process of this. some of you may have attended the appearance of his son ben raines, who participated in open book open mind during the pandemic and it was a virtual appearance. we were doing it remotely at that time and he had done a book on his role in the discovery of the last slave ship. go, hilda. so this this is a second appearance for the raines family in conversation with howell as edward ball, who was another southerner born in savannah. he graduated from brown with a bachelor's degree in iowa, which i assume was

as of correspondent in atlanta. he then white house correspondent and then became deputy washington correspondent bureau chief to became then london bureau chief, then became washington bureau chief. as you can see, he was moving up the ladder. then he was editor of the editorial for eight years and. finally, in 2000, one was named executive editor, which is the top job at the times. in his spare time. he won the pulitzer prize for his writing and he's managed to find way to write five books in the process of this. some of you may have attended the appearance of his son ben raines, who participated in open book open mind during the pandemic and it was a virtual appearance. we were doing it remotely at that time and he had done a book on his role in the discovery of the last slave ship. go, hilda. so this this is a second appearance for the raines family in conversation with howell as edward ball, who was another southerner born in savannah. he graduated from brown with a bachelor's degree in iowa, which i assume was

and the city of atlanta of an incident.king ahead to security at the upcoming paris games, french authorities say they will restrict public access to the perimeter around the games. employ an anti-drone protocol and have already slashed attention since capacity to the ambitious opening ceremony on the sen. the first ever held by a river by half for security reasons they play petition issues seizures on a pizza on facebook what are some red flags? >> law enforcement would be looking out for were looking for things that don't brittney environment, don't hit match the baseline. for example a backpack that's put in the bushes, like we see right here. but this would even real he's more red flags because clearly somebody put it here to where other people would see it, with stakes so high prevention and vigilance are more important than ever isabel rosales, cnn, atlanta all eyes will be on paris for the opening ceremony this weekend. >> our thanks to isa with her solace for that report. plenty more news to come on. news central, i

we begin with the breaking news live pictures of georgia state university that's the atlanta and it is where the vice president kamala harris is about to speak to that crowd. it is her first event in the battleground state of georgia since becoming the democrats presumptive nominee. and the harris team sees an opening in georgia. they see crowds like this and they see a possible victory they have now brought in a record 170 staffers to the state of georgia, 24 offices now across the state, a state where biden was trailing trump and support was slipping. in fact, he was trailing so badly a quinnipiac poll recently found biden down by five points in georgia you know, when electoral chasm. harris right now sees georgia though giving her yet another path to 270 electoral college votes. and that is causing consternation within the gop. and tonight, we can report a massive shakeup inside that conservative operation project 25 that you've probably heard a lot about. the director of project 2025 i've which basically is a controversial 900 page playbook that had been pushed as a blueprint for t

kamala harris is due in atlanta, georgia today. big rally planned for tonight.s is her six visit to georgia, 15's svp. that a lot of visitors there. meredith with more from atlanta. you know,, the ticket one the state four years ago. is a little different pulling of a pretty optimistic, aren't they? >> neil, you can certainly feel different enthusiasm ship for the democrats here in the state compared to just a few weeks ago and you are right, kamala harris is no stranger to the state of georgia. she's made more than a dozen trips year to the state since taking office but tonight it's totally different. this is the first time she's coming in at the likely democratic nominee and like you said she has a big job tonight. she has to re-energize democrats in the state because the poles have enjoying republicans favored to win here. now there was a long line of supporters who waited for quite a bit and heat, community and even storms this afternoon just to make there way into this convention center, an indication that harris may be tapping into something here in georgi

five members of an atlanta area family are dead after a plane crash in new york. ryan and laura van epps, their two sons and laura van epps father, died when the single engine aircraft went down shortly after takeoff sunday, the family was coming back from cooperstown, new york, where the boys were in a baseball tournament. the cause of the crash is under investigation. >> oscar winner jamie foxx is revealing some new information about his health mystery. some information, but not all of it, he says. it all started innocently enough with a headache. this morning, jamie foxx is sharing new details about the medical emergency that landed him in the hospital last year, april 11th last year. >> bad headache. that's my boy for having. gone for 20 days. >> i don't want that anymore, he told a group of fans in phoenix how doctors treated him during his health scare. so they told me, i'm in atlanta. >> they told me my sister, my daughter took me to the first doctor. the first the next doctor said stuff going on up there. >> i won't say it on camera. fox was in atlanta las

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and they had the stars out in atlanta. i'm talking politics and entertainment which is how we do things in atlanta. you have people like stacey abrams who made a rare joint appearance. bringing back some of the nostalgia from 2020 when they won their historic victories and became two democratic senator ifs georgia. you had megan thee stallion. and cuevo talking about their relationship that came around working toward addressing gun violence. and so you no what i also notice that felt familiar was the same energy that i saw here in georgia in 2020 when democrats turn this state blue for the first time in a generation. elected those two democratic senators. i don't know if they can keep up the same energy for the next 98 days. 14 weeks from now. but if they do, this really feels like a winable state and race for her. >> i have less than a minute left. do you think project 2025 recedes into the night? >> the head of the heritage foundation came out with a statement today saying the work is not done. i want to impress upon fol

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our north america reporter nada tawfik sent this report from kamala harris�* rally in atlanta. kamala harris, with thousands of people filling this stadium in atlanta to see her as she looks to become the first female president in us history. kamala harris�*s entry into the race has given democrats here a new found swagger. it seemed like the peach state was out of reach with biden as the nominee, but the harris campaign believes it is now back in play. as long as they can get black voters out to the polls. kamala harris told the crowd that her path to the white house runs her path to the white house runs through their crucial battleground state. she said her vision for america was based on the future, while trump's was focussed on the past. and we are not going back because ours is a fight for the future and it is a fight for freedom. across our nation, we are witnessing a full on assault, on hard fought, hard won freedoms and rights. the harris campaign has also been boosted by grassroots support, raising $200 million in less than a week from mainly new donors. she's helped,

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also, the atlanta police department received a 9-1-1 call. we believe a white male with an indistinguishable accent a bomb had gone off within 15 or 20 minutes of the call typically when it went off early let's talk to marc mccain now, mark, you immediately began reporting on what was going on. >> what was it like in those initial moments? >> we always knew jessica was there was an explosion. i was walking through the park with my producer mike flash. we're getting ready to do a regularly scheduled update on that olympic. the days olympic events from the olympic park, from centennial olympic park nearby. and i was behind the stage almost took me off my feet. you could feel it. the explosion in your body? >> i ask mike, i said that was hi, good boy for the band to end the show because they were having nightly shows and mediately said, no, i think something bad just happened. i ran up to the live shot location, put my earpiece in reported until police and law enforcement told us we couldn't stay there any longer, jessica, because there may have

what's it like in atlanta this morning? >> reporter: it appears that the issue is affecting airlines in different ways, right? we arrived this morning. there was a lot of confusion. some passengers said everything seemed normal until they riefd to find out their flight was canceled or delayed. all days the screens have been off. there's something that says recovery. i asked the employees, and they said, yes, this is part of what we're dealing with. down on the other end, americans shows either half of their flights delayed or canceled. here the airline that seems to be affected the most is spirit. there is a line that goes around the counter maybe 200 yards on the other side of the terminal. i spoke to someone earlier today who said she arrived at 5:00 a.m. early enough to check this a bag and get on her flight. she was in line for four hours. we spoke when she was right over there. finally she walked around and she's checking it and she doesn't know what's going to happen. but again, a lot of flights delayed, others cancel

kamala harris will be taking the stage that you see there in atlanta. msnbc is going to bring you that big speech. she was joined by both senators from georgia, which turned blue and democratic, and a performance just moments ago by megan thee stallion in the blue, the democratic blue, the tie, the vibe of the campaign. this is another example of much of the quick and authentic enthusiasm we have seen across culture and politics for this new harris campaign, as the presumptive presidential nominee. that's where we started and that's where we end the hour. keep it locked on msnbc. joy reid continues our coverage of that rally and this big presidential race now. >>> good evening, everyone. we begin "the reidout" tonight with vice president kamala harris who is holding a packed rally right now in atlanta. this is the georgia state convocation center with a guest performance by rapper megan thee stallion rapping up. she joins a legion of celebrities and musicians who have recently come out in support of harris' bid, as the vice president has quickly emerged

[cheers and applause] mayor andre dickens, thank you for welcoming me back to atlanta. thank you to the great stacey abrams. [cheers and applause] for your extraordinary leadership. georgia, it is so good to be back, and i am very clear, the path to the white house runs right through this state. [cheers and applause] and you will helped us win in 2020, and we will do it again in 2024. [cheers] yes, we will. let's get right down -- [cheers] i'm going to get into some business now. i'm going to get into some business now. georgia, as many of you know -- have a seat if you have a chair -- [laughter] as many of you know, before i was elected vice president, and before i was elected a united states senator, i was an elected attorney general and elected district attorney. before that, i was a courtroom prosecutor. [cheers] in those roles, i took on perpetrators of all kinds. [cheers] predators who abuse women, fraudsters who ripped off consumers, cheaters who broke the rules for their own gain. so hear me when i say i know donald trump's type. [cheers] i know the type. and i

several days later tphaoerlg ald philip, made it to the point, a train station just north of atlanta. they gathered at midnight and waited until morning when the conductor and passengers disembarked for breakfast. that's when they made their move. quickly and quietly, they detached three box cars and a locomotive, hopd in, began tennessee.full speed north to almost immediately rain made ime tracks and bridges alo t way. there were other trains on the track that were not supposed to have been there. slowing them down considerably. by t hot pursuit. george and philip and the rest of the raiders didn't quit. they kept going nearly for hours, destroying as much track as they could along the way, an- and cutting as many telegraph wiser as they could. de it to georgia. about 15 miles from chattanooga, they ran out of fuel and the confederates closed in. theairs took off on foot, ey survived there for weeks.ods. but one byrate soldiers, supporters and their bloodhounds rounded them up. they were taken to a confederate prison, i tiny underground room, chained by their necks and their wrists,

famous and i read her quote from the ap here, 46-year-old in atlanta. if a white woman can't win, how can a black woman win? >> i think that, you know, listening to shannon looking at the numbers, black women, we have traditionally been as always said, the backbone of the democratic party are voting bloc has always been silent. very solid at 90, 91%. >> and then when we looked up up and we saw in 2016, the devastating in november that devastating next morning, and we saw how those votes we ask the question, how did so many women vote against their own self-interest? and i believe that in this election, as shannon said, there is a lot of reckoning and there is a lot of reflection on what is really at stake we look at reproductive freedoms is on the ballot box. voting rights is on the ballot box. our freedom to learn is on the ballot box. and so much is at stake. and i believe in in this election, women are understanding that, you know, the stark differences between a donald trump presidency and a commonly harris presidency is literally life or death for

>> well, the atlanta case, i agree that the atlanta case, there is now not going to be evidentiary basis because it has been declared immune. with respect to the florida case and judge cannon and the classified documents, i think we'll see and should see a full briefing on what jack smith deems to be evidence that he can proceed with and let the former president's attorneys make a proper rejection of those arguments based on this supreme court decision. let the judge decide. make a decision. if either party is not happy after having been heard and having had their day in court, they can then appeal that. that's before we even go to the trial. these are pre-trial motions will happen now and that case will now be quite delayed due to the interpretation of this scotus ruling as it applies to the documents case in florida. >> dagen: rebecca woodland, thank you for being here. the american dream within reach for a group of refugee students in virginia. how a rocket building contest is teaching them that the sky is the limit. plus illegal immigrant children, tens of thousands of them, adding u

kamala harris taunting donald trump at a packed rally in atlanta, giving a shoutout to a power player there who will join me live in moments and a source exclusive plus project 2025, that conservative blueprint for a second trump term coming under such tens attacks from democrats and donald trump himself. tonight, the leader is out and childless cat, ladies apparently was not a one-off for trump running mate, jd vance. there's more, a lot more actually in vance's law school, roommate is going to join us to talk about what cnn has now uncovered i'm kaitlan collins, and this because the source tonight, it is a bit of a vibe shift but for democratic voters in the state of georgia, with their new presumptive nominee and town, they turned out in droves for vice president kamala harris at a boisterous rally in atlanta, the same city where the biden campaign just imploded about over a month ago the path to the white house runs right through this day when in 2020 and we don't do it again in 2024, we have a fight in front of us and we are the underdogs in this race. we aren't just nine days af

the press actively writes that atalanta and atlanta are close to closing the deal for the transfer ofnational team midfielder. the transaction amount is estimated at approximately 11 million euros. the transition is expected to be officially announced. in the next few days. last season, alexey miranchuk played 27 matches in the italian serie a, in which he scored three goals. also the russian won the europa league last season with atalanta. leonid slutsky in china still remains invincible. the unbeaten streak of shanghai-shinhua under the leadership of the russian coach has already extended to 22 matches. the day before, shanghai-shinhua advanced further in the chinese cup. in twenty-two matches under leonid with lutsk, the team won 17 victories. despite an impressive unbeaten streak in the chinese championship , leonid slutsky's club takes only second place. they are two points ahead of another club from shanghai, which has also never undefeated this season. this is shanghai port. the championship leaders will play each other exactly a month later on august 17. football club krasnoda

on this day, 160 years ago, july 22, 1800, the battle of atlanta began, one of the largest and turninge american civil war. it went between the industrial north and the confederate fishing southern states. atlanta, the capital of georgia, the center of the southerners, was of great strategic importance, opening the way deep into confederate territory. they retreated, but at the border of the city they decided to counterattack and in some places they were even able to break through the northerners’ defenses. they held key positions on balthil hill and used them at a critical moment. advantage in artillery and literally shot the enemy. as a result , the southerners suffered huge losses. then they defended atlanta for another 6 weeks, but still surrendered, blowing up dozens of wagons with ammunition, which is why. the northern victory in this battle brought the end of the civil war closer and allowed president abraham lincoln to be elected. second term. on july 22, 1944 , the bretonwood conference ended in the american state of new hampshire, approving a new international monetary and fi

you're looking live at atlanta, one of the busiest airports in the nation. we'll tell you the latest on the federal investigation and what delta is saying. >> george: first all the fallout from the assassination attempt on former president trump. the secret service director has resigned. pierre thomas starts us off from washington. good morning. >> reporter: george, good morning. our audience is about to see the frantic seconds in the moments after the gun man tried to kill former president trump. it's all caught on police body cam video. warning to our families at home, what you are about to see may be disturbing.

on this day, 160 years ago, july 22, 1864, the battle of atlanta began, one of the largest and turning civil war. it went between the industrial north and the confederate fishing southern states. atlanta, the capital of georgia, the center of the southerners, was of great strategic importance, opening the way deep into confederate territory. they retreated, but at the city border they decided to counterattack. and in some places they were even able to break through the defenses of the northerners, they held key positions on balthil hill, at a critical moment they used their advantage in artillery and literally shot the enemy. as a result, the southerners suffered huge losses, then defended atlanta for another 6 weeks, but still surrendered, blowing up dozens of wagons with ammunition, which caused a fire to engulf the entire city. this is effectively shown in the cult film gone with the wind. the northern victory in this battle brought the end of the civil war closer and allowed president abraham lincoln to be elected to a second term. july 22, 1944 in the american the bretonwood confe

what i saw tonight in atlanta, if we continue to see this kind of moment, what happened in atlanta tonight, not only will return georgia but i think most of the states that are in play. i think the gap is absolutely going to be a gap that they can sustain. >> it is definitely something to watch. before i let you all go, we must talk about the news out of navs, the national association of black journalists. annual meeting in chicago. convention in chicago starting tomorrow. donald trump has been invited to attend. sit for a q&a, since 2004 the national association of black journalists has invited every presidential candidate, democrats and republicans. previously the extended invitation to president biden, obviously he is no longer a candidate. my understanding they were in conversations with vice president harris but she will be attending, sheila jackson lee's funeral and could not come in person. and declined a virtual option for her. donald trump is going to sit for an interview. lots of consternation about this. eugene, you are the president of the white house correspondents association

. >> the giants continue their road trip in atlanta tonight. coming up next, jason dumas says let us know they're doing well out there in hot atlanta. coming up. >> well, people look for enjoyable ways to beat the heat families in concord decided to go swimming in a community pool. it's one of the many places that conquered open up for people to cool down a couple of days ago city began using their senior center's a cooling center there's air conditioning there and also comfortable seating. it's going to be open until saturday and you can bring your pets. >> so many ways to cool this actually kind of just calms you down. looking at this. this is ocean beach and i and in view of the glistening not too people but i guess when you're in the city of san francisco, it's not as bad as some other parts of the bay area. people are probably maybe swimming in aquatic cove. i know that finding a friend or neighbor with a pool have a lot of people there tomorrow, right on the 4th of july as we get the weekend. >> well, day after day of this heat and people

what was atlanta like after that bomb went off? >> it was chaos munich, 1972, atlanta in 1996, beijing, 2008, they all had issues of violence of terrorism what is it about? >> an event like the olympics that draws in this violence i think it's because you just have a lot of eyes looking at you. >> if someone's going to want to do that, they want to draw what tension to their cause is everybody was speculating that he in north carolina fbi special agent in charge, chris swecker, lead the manhunt for the centennial olympic park bomber, the after action on the atlanta olympics was pretty harsh, very poor coordination. >> so poor police on the ground. we're told too late about this crucial night 11 call nearly 30 years later, you can still see the importance of that nail filled bomb and the lesson because lauren on this act of terror would extend far beyond centennial park and the city of atlanta swecker says since then, law enforcement has harnessed new techniques and technology to better guard the games. like bombed, detecting equipm