amy: from atlanta, georgia, this is democracy now! pres. trump: we have a failing health caree -- i shouldld not y this t to migrarate friend from australia because you have better health care than we do. amy: as republicans to the passage of the plan to repeal and replace the affordable care jeer.emocrats meanwhile, even as trump fails the republican victory, he touts universal health care in a meetining with the australian prime minister. the suffering still continues. now that i know it is not a civil matter anymore, it is a human matter. alton is no longer here, but his voice will still be heard through us. we love alton and we do not want this to end. remember his name. family ofis the alton sterling who was killed by police in 2016, calling for louisiana's state's attorney general to bring criminal killersagainst his after the trump justice department declined to bring federal charges against them. we will also go to france where voters head to the polls sunday to pick between former investment banker emmanuel macron and far-right pol

we're broadcasting from atlanta, georgia, home to emory university.ant to bring in carol anderson. her book "white rage: the unspoken truth of our racial divide" just won the national book critics circle award for criticism. jurors called it "a searing critique of white america's systematic resistance to african-american advancement." carol anderson, welcome to democracy now! that picture i saw of you winning the award, you are rather surprised. has notr of your book been lost on anyone. in these last minutes we have together, can you talk about the significance of what is happening right now? >> what t we're seeing is the penultimate in white rage. president.ack pay we had african-americans and latinos coming out in scores of voting for the first time, for dissipating in this democracy. thisrticipating inn democracy. there has been a response to in fact undermine a and undercut tt black advancement. what we now w have is donald trump. it is with voter suppression, giveven felony disenfranchisemet in florida, given the chicanery and north carolina, th

>> from atlanta, georgia. >> jimmy: atlanta, georgia! atlanta!were doing something called the chuck e. cheese challenge. [ light laughter ] would you like to explain what that is? >> well basically, it's a a challenge where you use the song "red bone" and you try to mimic the robot that you used to see at chuck e. cheese as a a kid. >> jimmy: so "red bone" by childish gambino, that song. you put that on and you have to imitate those animatronic robots. >> yes. >> jimmy: to that song. this is going to be a viral thing. this is nuts. [ light laughter ] this pretty much answers it all. i think we all want to see it, right, everybody? take your positions and get ready to do it. i'll give an intro. ladies and gentlemen, here to perform the chuck e. cheese challenge, to childish gambino's hit song, "red bone," here is dragon house! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers ] ♪ ♪ ♪ [ cheers ] >> jimmy: woah! give it up for dragon house! ♪ dragon house! you're very subtle. your guy's very sublte, yeah. i want to thank all of our musicians. come on out here, y

from atlanta, georgia, democrats line. caller: i want to respond to your last guest also. i agree with some of the other arabia hast saudi been funding by hamas and other terrorist groups in the middle east, the 1990's. they helped create and keep some of these groups alive so they could come attack us. arabia is also the country that came and attacked us on 9/11. where is that short memory span of the american people. i don't get it. of all the countries in the middle east, saudi arabia is the worst. not take you responsibility, americans, for the people who attacked us at our own home. 3000 of your citizens killed on 9/11. i am just not getting it. thank you, pedro. eric,from maryland, democrats line. caller: i also want to talk about the last guest that was there. we keep listening to the so-called experts and they tell is state-sponsored terrorists. divide. the sunni shia it has been that way for a while. we invaded iraq. , which,d a shia might ied's, they get killed. just like the united states, they will be there just like the united states and americans will be ther

donna knows that her favorite cousin is going to be in atlanta georgia. she could not afford the fixed asset to go. her kids bought her the ticket. here is the glorious with her favorite cousin. twelve years these two have not seen each other. >> as long as there is love in that car, that's all it matters. a lot of love and thoughts. that's why these women are so happy. >> not father's day yet. here comes floral in the white hat walking into this store. >> take care man. >> behind the counter, tony, her dad is shocked to see her because floral is in the arm service. >> that guy on the left was like what, no hug from me. >> floral had been telling small lies to the family saying i am not going to be home quite a while. that was all the bruise. floral is engaged and went home to introduce the new >> congratulations and you can win, too. all you need is thursday's buzz word to be at least 21-year-old and legal residence of the u.s. or canada. standby everybody for the giveaway. >>> the battle of motorists verses cyclists. pay attention to this car. that driv

the bus was heading from new york city to atlanta, georgia. the turnpike reopened after several hours. police, though, right now are still trying to figure out which driver is at fault. >>> police on the peninsula need your help identifying an arsonist before he strikes again. a surveillance camera captured the crime. katie marzullo has more. >> reporter: after he turns his back, the flames illuminate his long, dark hair. the crime is captured by a subtle surveillance camera in this tree. this man was home the night it happened around 9:45 on may 13th. >> i smelled smoke and i go over there and see water and put it on there. >> reporter: the man set a pair of boots on fire on the sidewalk near flynn avenue and meadow lane. the flames charred this cinder block home. this woman on the other side of the wall didn't want to be identified but she was asleep when it happened. >> i was looking out the window. my cat gave no response. >> reporter: she said it's scary to think about what would have happened if her trees caught on fire. >> it's disturbi

host: -- here is jim from atlanta, georgia, your for -- the first call. i want to ask, is the ballistic interception part, does that take place on the air, in space, or in the atmosphere below ballistic space? guest: it is a great question and we have different types of interceptors do both. the ones that would protect the united states homeland from a long ranging ballistic missile trying to destroy the target it outer space, that would perhaps protect with israel, they will intercept the incoming missile closer to the ground. three phases of a missile launch. the national missile defense, and what we have been searching for and still have not been able to develop, countries that do split -- destroy missiles pre-much after its launch, you do not need to worry about outer coming. having that caller: are there any other countries in the world that are developing the same kinds of systems as we are? great question. world'sians have the only operational defense system. signed that would be very limited in nature to ortect the national capital mission fields.

possible let me refer you to pictures of the big screen of the i-85 ridge that recently collapsed in atlanta georgia on march 31, 2017. this picture shows the collapsed bridge and the second picture shows the new bridge. which was just replaced in just 49 days. a key from the u.s. department of education was on the ground immediately after the investigation and within 12 hours the department had delivered $10 million in emergency relief funds to help replace the bridge. a supply chain located within two hours of the site quickly identified the federal regulatory requirement expedited to ensure timely execution of contracts and funding. now of course replacing a structure is not the same as starting a project from scratch. i-85 in georgia was an emergency situation and it's not possible possible/the time a federal requirement from every project from years two months but there is much room for improvement and i-85 in atlanta is an example of what can be accomplished with federal, state and local government working together. now as we begin to implement this administration's infrastructure reform the n

amy: from atlanta, georgia, this is democracy now! pres. trump: we have a failing health caree -- i shouldld not y this t to migrarate friend from australia because you have better health care than we do. amy: as republicans to the passage of the plan to repeal and replace the affordable care jeer.emocrats

what is possible, picturesfer you to the on the big screen of the i-85 recently collapsed in atlanta, georgia on march 31st of 2017. going to get pictures there? this picture shows the collapsed bridge and the second picture shows the new bridge. which was just replaced in just 49 days. a team from the u.s. department of transportation was on the after almost immediately the incident and within 12 the department had delivered $10 million in help ncy relief funds to replace the bridge. located within two hours of the site was identified and federal egulatory requirements were expedit to en -- mate dated expedited. now, of course, replacing a not the same as starting a project from scratch. i-85 in georgia was an emergency situation. it's not possible to slash the time for federal requirements on every project from years to months. much room for improvement. atlanta is an example of what can be accomplished with federal, local governments working together. we begin to implement this administration's reforms, a new hopefully be created which will shift the builtbeyond what is being to how projec

. >> host: gary from atlanta, georgia. >> caller: i am a black gay activist here 57 years old and hiv negative. i have seen an increase in the black gay community and maybe you can give me insight in why we don't see like the why gay community back in the '80s that rose up and fought for their communities and why we're seeing such complacency in the black gay community in the united states. >> host: gary, before we hear from cleve jones why do you say -- you made a distinction between the black and white gay community. >> caller: back in the '80s when aids hit the community, you saw the white gay community organize and fought back and thank god because we would not have the victories if it wasn't for the white gay community. but today the epidemic has transferred to the black gay community and you know they don't see that resisted. you see infection rates equivalent to africa. >> guest: i think he is raising a very important point many don't understand. i would say that i think in the '80s, all of us in the gay community, black, brown, and white, took responsibility. we knew we had be

. >> here is jim from atlanta, georgia, first call, independent line. you're on with our guest. good morning. >> pedro, i just want to ask to your guest, is the ballistic interception part, does that actually take place on the air -- or in space or does it take place in the atmosphere below ballistic space? >> it is a great question and we have the different types of intercepters can do both. the ones that would protect the united states homeland from a long-range incoming intercontinent intercontinental ballistic missile would try to destroy that target in outer space. the ones that would protect forces in korea or israel are going to intercept the incoming missile closer to the ground. there are three phases of a fifth launch. we have the -- most of the defenses have been at the terminal phase. we see this in the patriot and the thaad, the national missile defense is more in the mid course. what we are erge issing for is something that could destroy a missile pretty much after its launched. then it is easier. you don't need to worry about the decoys you see in outer space and

it will be bested by what is going on in the northern atlanta, georgia race where they're spending closebetween the candidates, most of that out side money. if republicans were to lose that seat, how big of a deal would that be? >> i think it would be a really big deal. interestingly enough, because i grew up in atlanta georgia, i know the district very well, north atlanta, buckhead area, what it shows consider last november tom price won the district by 21 percentage points, the fact they're struggling, reflects lack of enthusiasm on republican side and maybe people are somewhat turned off potentially president trump to this point in time. we'll see what ends up happening. it is going to without a doubt top our race. nancy pelosi and george did not want me on capitol hill. but i still can hang out with you. neil: there you go. things could be a lot worse, allen. we love chatting. >> thank you, neil. neil: thank you for your service to this incredible country. colonel allen west. former congressman. we'll look at markets and who will be richest man on earth. it is narrowing. well have mo

look at reacted that you got from john jon ossoff in 6 congressional district in atlanta, georgia, that is what they are looking at. but they need an economic message for all americans. liz: colonel great points. i real say the real war on women is in the middle east with opression. that and democrats have been silent about that first lady laura bush has been fighting that for a long time. >> thank you. liz: deal maker in chief negotiate peace in middle east. liz: colonel oliver north is here to here to weigh in later in the show. >> and a massive manhunt underway after two police officers were shot last night and tucker carlson, saying that -- sheriff clark to weigh in on those stories after this. don't go away. when heartburn hits, fight back fast with tums smoothies. it starts dissolving the instant it touches your tongue. and neutralizes stomach acid at the source. ♪ tum -tum -tum -tum smoothies! only from tums >> my partner's hit, my partner's hit. westbound, westbound -- shots fired. stop the car. >> called a targeted attack on police officers, this happening in chicago. a massive

relief is coming for rush hour commuters and truckers in atlan atlanta, georgia. on northbound i-85 should be reopening tomorrow. a portion of the and totally collapsed. three people were arrested and charged with arson in that case. >>> all right. a lot going on with metra this weekend. we'll bring you the changes that could change your trip. there's going to be no metro trains running between foggy bottom and federal triangle, blue, orange and silver line trains run through those stations. and mcpherson square and farragut west and the lower level of metro center will be closed. you can take the upper platform train at metro center. greenbelt stations are closed for safe track work, but that will reopen on monday. >>> we'll take you outside for a live look, kind of a dreary start, but tom kierein says it will clear up and get warm soon enough. we'll check in with him and the full forecast. >>> and thousands getting ready for a very big bike ride tomorrow. the traffic impact and the ecial missionsp >>> hi, everyone. the "today" show is coming up next here on nbc4

some of them were heading to south carolina others were being taken to atlanta, georgia, but they are thankful they are okay. as far as the truck driver we are told he sustained minor injuries, he was questioned at the scene. we were told by passengers there was a heated exchange between some of the passengers and the truck driver. reporting live in woolwich township, jeanette reyes channel 6 "action news." tam. >> thank you jennette. there's more breaking news just into the newsroom. two men were injured in a shootout in the port richmond section. it started with an argument and past 4:00 a.m. two men opened fire on a third man on the 1900 block of east clear field street. that man pulled out his own gun and shot them. the two who starting pointed the shooting are in critical and stable condition. police are holding all three menace suspects while investigators try to talk to witnesses. >> british police have arrested a 9th man in connection with the deadly concert attack in manchester. police carried out raids on the town where suicide bomber salman abedi lived. investigators are tr

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out of my hometown of atlanta, georgia. thank you so much and that officer. ike brooke baldwin.being with us here on this friday. let's go to washington. "the lead" with pamela brown in for jake tapper starts right now. >> thanks, brooke. now the family is involved. "the lead" starts right now. under scrutiny, the fbi russia investigation looking into the president's son-in-law and secretary of seemingly everything. what does jared kushner know? >>> hillary clinton getting political taking straight shots at the president in a fiery speech. what she says helped get her through the loss. >>> plus, the head of homeland security warning we could see a lot more attacks like the one in manchester. what that means for your holiday travel plans. welcome to "the lead" on this friday. i'm pamela brown in

. >> diane gallagher, cnn, atlanta, georgia. >>> it's 4:00 eastern, i'm anaka cabrera in new york andve in the cnn news. we begin with the the debate of ditching obamacare. almost neill immediately after many house republicans patted each other on the back for passing this bill oppositions began to mown first from republican senators who promise to scrap it and write their own version. then from some constituent, frsh worries of what's in and left

it is more than anything else the fall of atlanta, georgia. it sort of cities like it. saves lincoln. it allows them to be reelected. he is pretty sure he is going to lose. one of the things he does is call frederick douglass to the white house and in a private conversation with him talks over havemoment this scheme to -- frederick douglass had a series of messengers of black men whose job would be to go behind enemy slaves about the emancipation proclamation and to make for federal lives. what you have in 1864 is lincoln -- ang over it land of plan of mass slaves run off. that is not so dissimilar to what frederick douglass had discussed in the 1850's. the index of the radicalism of the change that was brought over the work. the point is when he is thinking he is going to lose he also sees that most slaves are still in slave. about 500,000, upwards of 500,000 men and women run away during the war. the vast majority remained behind confederate lines. the vast majority did not reach union or come within union lines. that theees emancipation proclamation is not going to b

. >> diane gallagher, cnn, atlanta, georgia. >>> it's 4:00 eastern, i'm anaka cabrera in new york and you're live in the cnn news. we begin with the the debate of ditching obamacare. almost neill immediately after many house republicans patted each other on the back for passing this bill oppositions began to mown first from republican senators who promise to scrap it and write their own version. then from some constituent, frsh worries of what's in and left out of this legislation meaning the battle of american healthcare is far from over. here's when an idaho more of a 9 year son born with cystic fibrosis have to say. >> today he lives a normal life because of the breakthrough medications and because of the the mexico he receives and i will no go back to a place where he is discriminated against because he has a preexisting condition. >> bringing in e theen that jones. not far from where president trump is spending his weekend. athena what changes can we expect from the senate's version of this bill. >> well we can expect some significant changes based on some of the concerns we've a

cnn atlanta georgia. >> that is a beautiful story. >> love it. >> okay. gianforte is the big winner last night. as he heads to washington, he s also has an assault charge. >> i should not have treated that reporter that way, and for that, i'm sorry, mr. ben ja cobs. >> okay. so is this an isolated incident or was there something larger here about hostility towards the press. let's discuss. david, you could trunk this up to one guy's hair trigger until you read her tweets. she was on assignment on the ground here. montana gop voter to me, quote, that audio made me cheer. the audio of the assault. she smiled as she walked in to vote for gianforte. next, you're lucky someone doesn't pop you. what do you think is going on here? >> you can ascribe what happened to the character flaws of one volatile overindulged man and who happened to snap in a moment and happened to snap again and direct the press spokesman to lie about it and who snapped again over the next 24 hours at intervals when he didn't do anything about it and one imagines he will continue to snap t

out of my hometown of atlanta, georgia. thank you so much and that officer. ike brooke baldwin. thanks so much for being with us here on this friday. let's go to washington. "the lead" with pamela brown in for jake tapper starts right now. >> thanks, brooke. now the family is involved. "the lead" starts right now. under scrutiny, the fbi russia investigation looking into the president's son-in-law and secretary of seemingly everything. what does jared kushner know? >>> hillary clinton getting political taking straight shots at the president in a fiery speech. what she says helped get her through the loss. >>> plus, the head of homeland security warning we could see a lot more attacks like the one in manchester. what that means for your holiday travel plans. welcome to "the lead" on this friday. i'm pamela brown in for jake tapper. we want to begin with the politics lead. the investigation now including the president's family. president trump's son-in-law, the man perhaps closest to him, jared kushner, now in the spotlight in the fbi's russia investigation. u.s. officials telling

. >> diane gallagher, cnn, atlanta, georgia. >> what a hero says every time. >> floods devastating thevies are failing in arkansas. we had a governor on saying there are extreme situations there. now there are fears of levy breaches in parts of missouri. live in hard-hit arnold, miss missou missouri. >> reporter: the near by river overflowed and flooded these communities. you can see they are making some progress. they got the sandbags out and the water level is beginning to recede. you've got 500 or so homes that have been impacted. the good news is the forecast is clear today and again the water level is going down. but folks are looking north of st. louis to where the rivers converge. there could be more flooding perhaps this week. and folks will keep a close eye on that area. >> thank you very much for that update. we're following a lot of news this morning, including what health care means to you. let's get right to it. >> we will have great, great health care for everyone in our nation. >> the bill is passed and without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. >>

. >> reporter: dianne gallagher, cnn, atlanta, georgia. >> we continue on. you're watching cnn. i'm brooke baldwin. moments ago, the white house said it does expect changes to the health plan. the president hailed 24 hours ago after the house passed it. his first massive victory act. now the american health care act is in the hands of the u.s. senate. while senators look at what the house approved, some of them are also working on their own version of the bill. the white house remains confident the primary parts of the bill will remain. however, deputy press secretary sarah huckabee sanders filling in for sean spicer today failed to embrace -- failed to actually call it trumpcare. >> i think that the one thing that you can be sure of is to never underestimate this president. i think he's shown time and time again when he's committed to something, it's going to get done. he's made no secret he's committed to reforming the health care system. you are going to see that process take place. we are not going to get ahead of the legislative process. we expect there to be some changes b

. >> reporter: dianne gallagher, cnn, atlanta, georgia. >> we continue on. you're watching cnn.n. moments ago, the white house said it does expect changes to the health plan. the president hailed 24 hours ago after the house passed it. his first massive victory act. now the american health care act is in the hands of the u.s. senate. while senators look at what the house approved, some of them are also working on their own version of the bill. the white house remains confident the primary parts of the

one i mentioned was located in atlanta, georgia, mwa is the symbol. the stock is around $11. the division. they have 150 million of debt and a lot of cash and are probably responsible for 40 million of the 80 million fire hydrants in the united states and going into very products along that line. new ceo, so i think they'll earn 90 cents in two or three years and when you look at it, it's a very cash-generating company. substantial upside. >> you're placing your bets on certain parts of the administration on the agenda that you think are going to happen. >> no, i think housing is going to do well. i think industrial construction is going to do okay. and independent of that -- then you get an extra tail wind. if we -- if you look at the highways and you got to have the infrastructure you have to build bridges. 40% of our bridges are rated d minus by the american society of civil engineers. so, will we do it? yes, that's important. look to mix transportation act came in december 15th. so you're going to get a lot of that. case new holland i like. i like a company called republi

this likely a tornado that they'll survey later and atlanta, georgia, look at this shot.funnel cloud. not sure if it touched down at the atlanta airport, the delta planes right there and there was damage done at a cargo facility so a lot of rough weather heading up towards the northeast. a large sprawling storm and now a tornado watch that's been extended through north carolina and through the norfolk, virginia, area getting into southern maryland as well as this thing swirs back. the center of the low still back near the flood zone across memphis, tennessee, by 1:30 heavy rain, a nasty day from new york city to boston and showery activity, 1 to 2, 2 to 3 i river flooding in a bit. >> headed our way, thank you, rob. >>> overseas to the high stakes presidential election in france this weekend. voters will choose between a conservative nationalist and a young centrist who just got a big endorsement from former president barack obama. our chief foreign correspondent terry moran is tracking that race. good morning, terry. >> reporter: good morning, robin. the french election

historically they have trouble playing down in atlanta georgia. but a full eight games behind the n nats. >> is that their normal jersey? >> it's like a military appreciation jersey. >> yeah. >> talk about epic photo bomb this happened earlier this week while enjoying a rangers game george w. bush interrupting a reporters toes on air segment. walking right behind emily jones with beer in his hasn't. hey, he went on his way. she didn't turn around. jones tweeted about the moment. it was her favorite ever. if you're in that zone, darn heckler, top bothering me. probably not thinking it's a former president. if she turned around i'm sorry, sir. [ laughter ] >> that the a moment she's probably like i can't -- who would dare walk behind me? >> come on people. grow up. >> grow up. stop acting like a child. >> george w. bush showing he has great sense of humor. rangers. >> i'm just chilling. >> enjoy your retirement, right. >> life is almost so much better after the office. >> amen. >> with a beer at the baseball game. you can't complain about that any t

. >>> a man trying to escape in atlanta georgia killed a woman visiting from the bay area yesterday afternoon. domestic you say the 25-year- old suspect was driving a stolen car when police tried to pull him over for a traffic stop the crashed into the victim's car. the victim, the woman visiting from the bay area left the party and she leaves behind a young son and the suspect was arrested in the victim's name has not been released as investigators are working to notify her family. >>> german chancellor angela merkel says berlin remains committed to strong transatlantic relations but says europe must depend on itself. after the g7 summit ended, angela merkel says the times in which we can fully count on others are somewhat over as i have experienced in the past few days. europeans must really take our destiny into our own hands. she said europe needs friendly relations with the u. s. and britain and others. she made comments after the other members of the group of seven could not reach an agreement with president trump on climate change. >>> french president emmanuel macron speaking about a

we're in the process of opening a plant in atlanta, georgia. but you have to be realistic.obably $1.4 billion. the size of a plant is $1 billion so the vast number of the sneakers will be imported from asia. you have a smaller set that you can customize sneakers to consumers but not is covering the entire market unless you pay two or three times of the price today. >> we've talked about that before. finally, i have to ask you about that marketing mishap. the e-mail congratulating boston marathon runners for having survived. how did that happen and what's been the fallout? >> first of all, we deeply apologized for this mistake and we're very, very sorry. which we immediately said. if you live in the community that everything happens realtime, you have people engaged that you empower to make the right decisions in the realtime environment like on television. sometimes mishaps happens and as unfortunate as they are, we have to live with those. we're deeply sorry about the mishap but that's the consequence of living in a realtime environment. we hope that things like this did n

them trained, they came online in the early part of 2017 and we opened up a second center in atlanta, georgia. now because of the new responders and the second center that is online we are able to handle the calls that that are coming in. we have less than a 1% backup center rollover rate at this point. that's why we came out and said we fixed that problem. we have many days where we have zero rollover calls, probably in the last two months we average less then ten rollover calls on a given day. we are responding to over 2000 calls a day to veterans in crisis. we typically send out 60-65 emergency responses disabled veterans life. >> when we were at the va hospital here, they described a system that was one that was based with their personnel and one that kicked to the national system when it was after hours. >> every va has a mental health service. we have same-day services available. so if a veteran calls and is in crisis, they will be seen that day or their issue will be dealt with that day. that does happen. every one of our medical centers has a suicide prevention coordinator, many have

>> atlanta, georgia. >> do you want to say hi to anybody at home?x and friends? >> janice dean and everybody on fox and friends. >> oh, my gosh there's not even a teleprompter. you can't leave. there's going to be a kiddie pool in the plaza. it's going to be fabulous. i love you. here are your current temperatures right now. whereabouts in georgia? >> just northeast of atlanta. >> and you have people watching you this morning, i hope. >> i do. i do. >> very fancy, my friend. you have a trough across the west coast, and that's bringing the potential for snow. there's new york city. 78, 90 tomorrow. you can't leave me. and a quick look at the satellite radar imagery, we do have potential for severe storms across the u.s. thank you for coming. go dogs. >> go dogs. >> is that how you say it? >> go dogs. dogs. back inside. steve: thank you. ainsley: how cute is she? steve: meanwhile, is al-qaeda making a come back? the son of osama bin laden vowing now to avenge his father's death. our next guest is one of the fbi's secret weapons to fight the terror gro

atlanta. part of georgia and florida could see the tornadoes before the day is done. at home, get ready for more rain. doug hill is tracking the forecast. doug: it's cloudy. it will stay dry until 6:00 or 7:00 at night. the radar, and the big story. the tornado watch from kentucky, tennessee, south carolina, georgia, north carolina, even portion of southside virginia. a lot of action between columbia and charlotte. we do not anticipate severe weather that will push off the coast. we do expect rain to be moderate at heavy and a few rumble of thunder overnight. it's cool with an easterly throw from the at lan tick. mid-60's and comfortable. the nationals forecast looks good. i think we will stay dry. the rain will hold off until later this evening. possibility late of a light sprinkle. the future cast is holding things back to 10:00 till 1:00 before the rain moves in. one for unsettled day. the weather will settle down. it's not perfect for friday and the weekend but it will settle down. we will highlight that in 12 minutes. jonathan: turning to terror in manchester now

she's now considering running for elected office back home in atlanta georgia.events such as this one ease the transition from military to civilian life. >> sometimes when you leave the military, you don't leave with yourself complete. but being around these young ladies, they empower you, they strengthen you, and they help you to get a better grip on things. >> they're here to learn about new opportunities. >> you're special. this is a wonderful, wonderful group and community that you're a part of. and it means you're born to be leaders. >> these vets have learned skills in the military that will serve them well in civilian life. that's the natural progression to go on and serve in elected office. >> it's that commitment, that willingness, that bravery, that pride that has so much to offer the process of what we need so desperately in order for us to make a good government. >> now that i'm out, the transition was very hard. i ended up being a homeless veteran for four years. >> oriana of texas is a vet. she served a yearlong tour in afghanistan. she says she su

ambassador to the united nations, former mayor of atlanta, former congressman from georgia, current chairman of the andrew j. young foundation. mr. ambassador, as an atlanta native, it's such an honor and a privilege to have you on. >> well, it's good to be with you. >> so, let's just begin with this paris news. you know, first your reaction to hearing that president trump is expected to withdraw from the paris agreement. >> well, remember, i was part of the u.n. where this whole international agreement, law of the sea, climate change and all of this was discussed, but really that doesn't really -- that's an intellectual argument. i think the argument i would like to see us address is the floods missouri and arkansas, and we have along the mississippi river, on our foundation has been working with the mayors of 75 cities and 36 states. president trump carried 34 of those, but those cities are about to flood, and nobody has touched the mississippi river since i was born almost, in 1936. and the damage done from iowa all the way down to louisiana every year is in the tens and $20 billions of d