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atlanta mayor keisha lance bottoms joining me right now.ta, is one of the cities that could be targeted, but certainly there wouldn't be any coordination between i.c.e. and notification of atlanta p.d. or any law enforcement, so what do you anticipate might start happening as early as tomorrow in the city? >> well, we actually would at least expect that we would be given a heads-up because it puts our officers in danger if we don't know that these raids are happening in our city, and we don't coordinate with i.c.e. in terms of asking about immigration status, et cetera, but if you have agents going into homes in the middle of the night, which is planned with this raid, and you've not even given local law enforcement the courtesy of notifying us that it's coming, you're putting our officers in danger. what happens when we start -- >> do you anticipate that people would call 911, say something's going on, you know, please come, help, et cetera, and then that puts your law enforcement you're saying, you know, in peril, in danger. >> we don't k

mayor keisha lance bottoms, thank you for your time this morning. >> thank you for having me. >>> i wantg in eddie glod, princeton university center and chairman for the center of african-american studies. and here is the thing. former congressman beto o'rourke and pete buttigieg scheduling meeting with stacey abrams and many think it is a attempt to reach out to black voters and that strikes me as outdated form of politics because if they want to reach out, they should talk to black folks and focus on the issues. what is your take. >> it makes sense that beto is talking to stacey abrams after he rolled out his own plan of voter access. it makes sense that mayor pete would want to talk with stacey abrams given his own attempt to expand his outreach into black communities. but you're absolutely right, geoff, if they're going to do this, they have to go directly to black voters and they have to talk more about substantive policy issues and criminal justice reform and talk about health care and education. they'll have to talk about jobs. and they're go to have to talk about it in ways that

convenience stores than middle income zip codes it is this discrepancy that led the atlanta mayor keisha lance bottoms to set a goal of bringing healthy food within a half mile of 85 percent of atlanta residents by $22021.00 of the ways to do this is out of all plants and trees which is why atlanta received a grant from the community forest an open space program to establish the city's 1st and nation's largest urban food forest to be named the urban food forest the browns mill on a $7.00 acre site the food forest will be one of more than so. as in the public food forests across the united states it will include not in fruit trees herbs fruits and vegetables and even areas to grow mushrooms however food forests and projects like them are more than experiments in nutrition they offer hope for a future in which food is democratized for all joining us now from atlanta is tasia troutman community organizer and urban development researcher and even dickerson atlanta area community organizer joining us today to help us understand this thank you so much ladies for joining us. hey thank you for having