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atlanta. i assume it's a civilian bombproof. i don't see any evidence of military bombproofs in the atlanta campaign. i mentioned to you the federals did construct fortifications. after atlanta failed on september second, sherman wanted to make atlanta into a thoroughly military garsen. he ordered the evacuation of 3500 southern sympathizers from the civilian population. they were forced to leave. and he also ordered his engineer to construct union earth works to defend atlanta. they were inside the confederate perimeter. you can see those numbered, the numbered line, 14, 25, 16, 17, that's the union earthworks to defend atlanta through the southern and western suburbs. they had to tear down houses and everything, but they built one of the most impressive earth work defensive systems you'll ever see photographed by george bernard in november of '62. we have several wonderful photographs. how neat they are. how well constructed according to scientific principles. and here is something you'll not see any place else. this is a ditch in federal fort number 7. you see those things that look like corn stalks? they're not corn stalks. they are wooden stakes about six feet long with

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in atlanta i assume is a civilian bond proof i don't see any evidence of military bond proofs in the atlanta campaign. >> i mentioned to you the federals did construct fortifications. after atlanta fell on september 2, sherman wanted to make atlanta into with thoroughly military garrison. he ordered the evacuation of 3500 sympathizers from the civilian population. they were forced to leave. he also injured -- orders is engineered to construct union earthworks to construct atlanta. they were inside the perimeter and you could see the number line is the union earthworks to defend atlanta. sue the southern and western suburbs they had to tear down lots of houses and everything like that but they built one of the most impressive earthwork defensive systems you'll ever see photographed by george bernard in november 1962. we have several wonderful photographs how weak they are and how will constructed according to scientific principles. this is a ditch in federal fort number seven. you can see the things that look like corn stock, they are not corn stalks, their wooden stakes about six weeks long with sharp ends and they are planted inches apart to make a forest of sharpened sticks in

atlanta. atlanta willful 1864. lincoln and everybody else knows lincoln will not be reelected. atlanta and richmond had not fallen. here is one key. 864.nta has fallen in 1 robert e lee will detach a significant portion of his army early. they will go down the shenandoah valley and the battle that saved washington, a beautiful national park to go to, where the confederates will continue on, but get pushed back and the battle of fort stevens. and the district of columbia. . it was a one-day thing -- fort stevens at the district of columbia. it was a one-day thing. i don't know what the confederates soldiers would have done with washington at the time, but that is a moot issue because grant falls back to the shenandoah valley. commander who, a will go after the army in a terrible campaign, the shenandoah campaign. the third battle of winchester alone will result in more casualties than jackson's entire valley campaign by triple. the union will follow up with another victory at fishersville. union hascreek, the complete control of the shenandoah valley, much of which military equipment an

atlanta. atlanta police say all six of those hurt were gathered beneath a tree seeking shelter from the rain when a lightning bolt struck the tree. those six injured fans are now being treated at a local hospital. police say they were all alert, breathing, and conscious during transport. play had been suspended during the lightning strike due to bad whether we. patrick snell, you were there when all of this unfolded, what did you see? >> reporter: anor: anna >> reporter: anna, really disturbing scene here. the whether came in but it was a period after that when i was in the media center, there was a lightning bolt. the whole media center shook, we really felt that. at that point my mind instantly goes to the fans and spectators on this course. one lightning strike hit this large pine tree close to the 15 and 16 holes, close to a fan engagement zone as well. and as you said, a total of six people suffering injuries in principle do you to tue to the m the lightning strike. there were paramedics on the course attending to those who need attention. our production team as well witnessing the emergency services coming onto the course here in atlanta. a police presence as well. it was really serious and really, really alarming just to watch unfold what was taking place here when normally all the attention would be on the superstar golfers that the fans had come out to watch. but on this occasion, very much a case of what was going on to the spectators. they decided to suspend play for the day. the course was evacuated. we do understand the injuries are not appearing for life-threatening. the play will resume, slated for 8:00 a.m. sunday morning, ana. >> the pga, i'm told, just held a press conference. did they say anything about how much warning fans had to take cover? >> reporter: one thing, one question that really resonated for me during the press conference was, given the forecast, why did tournament organizers not take the decision to start play earlier during this saturday? that was something put to them. their response was, they do have a professionally trained meteorologist at all the events run by the tour and it was a ca

breaking news tonight, a lightning strike injuring six people at the pga tour championship in atlanta. atlantaed beneath a tree seeking shelter from the rain when a lightning bolt struck the tree. those six injured fans are now being treated at a local hospital. police say they were all alert, breathing, and conscious during transport. play had been suspended during the lightning strike due to bad whet

john lewis, who is a share cropper born in alabama, who represents atlanta. atlanta somehow not the deep south. there was really no other way to read that except race, except excising black people out of the population of what it means to be a citizen. and so certainly i would not argue that the deputy editor is somehow a trumpist, but you see how that rhetoric creeps into quote/unquote other more respectable places. it's a very, very dangerous idea and very, very dangerous notions, precisely because they run so deep in america. >> i wanted to ask you about this recording that was just unearthed, because it relates to something you've written about a lot, that you and i have discussed a lot. in fact, we were talking about the top of the show. the idea of the dog whistle, the idea of politics that are racially coded if not always explicitly barked in the way the president barks them. this really, really disgusting moment, there is no other way to say it ronald reagan and richard negatives which we covered last night, i want to play this little clip for you and get you

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atlanta georgia. i have 23 years in atlanta georgia. this is where i get that twang. since people want to get up here and talk about their genealogy, and who they are, i am 11th generation united states citizen, on my mother side. that is one generation before the pilgrims. all i am trying to do is gain the ability to have my u.s. department of treasury federal funds returned to myself in my bank account. it took me probably over 30 years to work those 40 quarters, it is not easy to do because i have suffered from a mental illness that is now classified as ptsd. i know the reason why i have it. i just want to share this letter from dish, that is funded, because i ask people -- all i need is one sentence on one piece of paper. i need to get my u.s. department of treasury funds back, then i can decide where i want to live. i was placed in 2014 -- i don't want to be a professional hobo. i need my money. >> thank you. >> if anyone is interested in what is really going on with people making he will be paid -- >> thank you, ma'am. next speaker, please. >> i just want you al

atlanta's northside hospital gwinnett points out -- these items we use every day -- do go bad -- here's a refresher course on their lifespan --dr. barbara joy jones/ atlanta's northside hospital gwinnett: "we should be getting rid of these razors within 5 to 7 uses"dr. barbara joy jones/ atlanta'sinnett:"for toothbrushes we need to get rid of them every 3 to 4 months -- only caveat to that is that if you're diagnosed with flu or strep you need to get rid of them immediately" dr. barbara joy jones/ atlanta's northside hospital gwinnett: "loofah the exfoliator you need to get rid of these every 3 to 4 months they're a breeding ground for bacteria with all the crevices" dr. barbara joy jones/ atlanta's northside hospital gwinnett: "let's talk to women about makeup liquid makeup needs to be replaced every 3 months if you have powder makeup you can keep that up to a year if we're talking about eyeliner and mascara it's time to get rid of these within 3 to 6 months lipsticks you can actually for two years -- powders eyeshadows you can keep those for up to two years as well""and tampons you can keep tampons for up to 5 years depending on where you store them if they're stored where they have access to bacteria or dust you might want to throw those away"for today's health minute, i'm m

atlanta? >> pace: correct. >> richard cox: the city of atlanta has experienced a ransomware cyber-attack. >> pelley: three weeks after leeds, "samsam" slipped into atlanta'sll. howard shook is a councilman and chair of the finance committee. >> howard shook: 911 was up and running, but, for a while, the police did not have the ability to do computer checks on license plates, and, you know, cars they were pulling up on, and that kind of thing, which was a concern. >> pelley: what else crashed? >> shook: the court system went down, which was a major inconvenience for the thousands of people cycling through municipal court. >> pelley: "samsam" demanded $50,000, but atlanta refused to pay. instead, the city spent $20 million to recover on its own. it took months, and seven years of police dashcam video was never recovered. why did you think paying was a bad idea? >> shook: at first, it was just instinctive. i mean, if you're being violated, i don't know why you should reward somebody for having done that. >> pelley: it must gall the hell out of some of your clients to pay the bad guys. >> pace: absolutely. i mean, we have lots of clients who are incredibly an

atlanta the ones featured in the book. gerard wade is a longtime insurance salesman in the atlanta area and one of his daughters unattended westminster. that's bad michelle. that's what happens herman j russell was one of the first black minority contractors to own his own business in the atlanta for the most part the ones i interviewed had all throughout the united states. >> mr. watkins. we honor you truly for the work that you are still doing now. but when you are thrown into pushed into the greyhound bus station when did you realize that this thing was bigger than you? that you were a part of now the civil rights movement in mississippi. it really did not dawn on me until i made it to Ãband the other two inmates was trying to come up with a reason why i was there. they kept giving me statements about you probably raped a white woman or you killed a white man based on you not having a trial. i'm saying, none of that i was arrested at the bus station and they all are saying they are not going to put you on death row for going into a bus station. that was the mindset for several days but i'm thinking as they told me about death row i'm thinking i'm going to die just because i went into the bus station. that was probably the most fearful time i was arrested, they say, 109 time

atlanta the ones featured in the book. gerard wade is a longtime insurance salesman in the atlanta area and one of his daughters unattended westminster. that's bad michelle. that's what happens herman j russell was one of the first black minority contractors to own his own business in the atlanta for the most part the ones i interviewed had all throughout the united states. >> mr. watkins. we honor you truly for the work that you are still doing now. but when you are thrown into pushed into the greyhound bus station when did you realize that this thing was bigger than you? that you were a part of now the civil rights movement in mississippi. it really did not dawn on me until i made it to Ãband the other two inmates was trying to come up with a reason why i was there. they kept giving me statements about you probably raped a white woman or you killed a white man based on you not having a trial. i'm saying, none of that i was arrested at the bus station and they all are saying they are not going to put you on death row for going into a bus station. that was the mindset for several days but i'm thinking as they told me about death row i'm thinking i'm going to die just because i went into the bus station. that was probably the most fearful time i was arrested, they say, 109 time

atlanta student movement and participated in sit-ins throughout atlanta. her experiences especially joining with nash and other sncc leaders, she became the administrative secretary of the student nonviolent coordinating committee atlanta office. she sought to it that the field secretaries throughout the area got anything and everything they needed to be effective in their protest campaigns. , helped towith nash popularize that jail/no bail strategy. in her capacity as the administrative secretary for separate she created a from sncc in which they provided or found transportation for those participating in sit-ins, et cetera. being soher work effective and important to the larger movement was elected to replace jim foreman as sncc's executive secretary of the first and only woman to have served on sncc's executive committee. before the of this ripe old age of 25. yes, feeling a little old. for smith -- smith-robinson, her .ctivism was cut short at the age of 25 she died of terminal cancer. but she is quoted -- this is on her tombstone, a phrase attributed to her, "if you inc. free, you are free." that became a rallying point for a lot of individuals, particularly in the student nonviolent coordinating committee. despit

. >> reporter: just north of atlanta, it's the video of a traffic >> reporter: just north of atlanta, traffic stop that suddenly went from 0 to 60 officer nathan daily caught yesterday halfway inside a chevy malibu, the driver malibu, the driver flooring it after being pulled over for distracted driving >> we've got an officer dragged. the car is taking off. >> reporter: his partner chases the run away driver toward the interstate, daily somehow off. >> reporter: his partner chases the run holding on after he scraped against one car after another until a swerve sent him crashing into a passing van against one car after >> officer down, officer down. >> reporter: the impact knocked him on to the asphalt injured but alive. >> speed 90-miles-per-hour, third lane >> reporter: police caught the driver after he ditched his car. tonight derrick simpson is behind bars facing chargesed 90-miles-per-hour, third lane. >> reporter: police caught the driver after he ditched his car. >> it doesn't look as bad as it feels, but i will bounce back ten times stronger there's no doubt. morgan >> reporte

atlanta, scott reed is up next in sports. >>> scott reiss is joining us in sports, we will get a positive news in a moment, for something very serious have another pj to our champion ship in atlanta today. >> not as serious as it otherwise might have been. a lot on the line in atlanta to turn to the pga championship, brooks was the leader, and the story heading into round three, but mother nature stole the headlines. all looks fine weatherwise early on, we had benign conditions, kept a not so benign on three, the par putt yeah. not so much. starting with back-to-back bogeys, now sits tied for second at 11 under. they didn't get much golf in though because weather delay during the game look at this, serious lightning strike right where spectators were huddled near the 16 whole. another look, that's big-time, six people injured taken to the hospital with non-life- threatening injuries. play suspended for today and they will resume tomorrow at 5:00 a.m., thomas has a one- stroke lead >>> no contacts or endorsements, just a lot of the game. and bragging rights on instagram. the little league world series, u.s. championship, how are you taking on louisiana. shane victorino looking on with his dad mike who just happens to be the mayor of maui. the third inning no score,

atlanta, georgia, thanks for waiting. caller: hello? host: go ahead. what is the issue in atlanta, georgia. caller: i live in the atlanta metro area. all have the same problems out here in powder springs. , i thinkst problem probably for problems that are all related to population ,roblems, jobless people affordable housing is a big problem. another problem is public transportation. i know they talk a lot about traffic and a lot of these situations. atlanta has very poor public transportation coming from the and that cobb county is a big problem as well. tohave made some efforts help with affordable housing. we have affordable housing in cobb county which is true of the entire metro area. that is trying to be addressed, a lot of people are trying to address the problem but it is very difficult. we have several homeless shelters in cobb county that deal with the problem to some extent what it is very limited. is the traffic out there coming in from powder springs to downtown atlanta? we are showing viewers on the map, powder springs on the northwest side of atlanta. caller: the traffic is horrible during work times. it is really bac

atlanta, georgia, thanks for waiting. caller: hello? host: go ahead. what is the issue in atlanta, georgia. caller: i live in the atlanta metro area. we all have the same problems out here in powder springs. , i thinkst problem probably for problems that are all related to population ,roblems, jobless people affordable housing is a big problem. another problem is public transportation. i know they talk a lot about traffic and a lot of these situations. atlanta has very poor public transportation coming from the and that cobb county is a big problem as well. tohave made some efforts help with affordable housing. we have affordable housing in cobb county which is true of the entire metro area. that is trying to be addressed, a lot of people are trying to address the problem but it is very difficult. we have several homeless shelters in cobb county that deal with the problem to some extent what it is very limited. is the traffic out there coming in from powder springs to downtown atlanta? we are showing viewers on the map, powder springs on the northwest side of atlanta. caller: the traffic is horrible during work times. it is really b

atlanta. i want to talk about that because you moved from the other coast where you had your company to atlanta why? >> when i think about atlantak is it is the greatest entrepreneur arbitrage i've been able to experience and there are a number of reasons why. first, diversity we all know that leads to better outcomes second, it's one of the fastest growing cities in the country. third, when i think about the airport we have the busiest airport here so what that means for diversity and collaboration, anywhere around the word is met forrically across the street when i think about cost of living, atlanta provides an opportunity for us to live when i think about not only my own family but also our employees, folks that we try to target to work with us, it creates an environment where we can actually focus on the business without having the focus with the kind of run around with lifestyle. >> but so many companies are trying to move to cities with robust public transportation that don't have the traffic issues that atlanta has. >> right. >> i'mcurious whether you are finding that you're having to relocate people to atlanta and givin

atlanta hotel is the largest on record in that state. georgia health records say one person died, 11 other cases now confirmed after stays or visits to the sheraton atlanta hotel. this was between june 12th and july 15th. officials also report 63 probable cases. the sheraton atlantaas been closed since july 16th over public health concerns and the hotel's general manager says it will stay closed until at least wednesday. led legionnaires' disease can live in air conditioners. >>> a shooting being investigated as a possible act of terrorism. the suspect, a norwegian citizen in his 20s, has expressed right wing sympathies online. he's charged with a shooting near oslo on saturday. the gun man was over powered by a 65-year-old worshipper who pinned him to the ground until help arrived. one person inside the mosque is facing serious injuries. >>> a true display of sportsmanship in toronto after serena williams had to make the heartbreaking decision to retire from the rogers cup championship match because of her back injury. instead of celebrating her opponent, 19-year-old bianca andrewsku went over to console williams. the teen could be heard giving her a pep talk. she was following her her whole career. she was two months old when serena won the title. they expresse

atlanta. the officer at a traffic stop when the driver takes off on a busy atlanta highway. the officer holding on for his life. we want to let you know, he does survive this. here's abc's marcus moore now. >> reporter: this dash cam video captures the dramatic incident unfolding during what started as a normal traffic stop for dunwoody police officer nathan daley. watch as the driver puts the puts the car into gear, racing off towards the highway. officer daley, hanging on for his life. >> he's taking off on us. he's taking off on us. >> reporter: the officer still clinching the side of the car, even as it hits that grey suv, the car pulling onto atlanta's busy i-285. then as the suspect swerves towards traffic, he hits another vehicle with officer daley stuck in the middle. the officer bouncing off the ground. >> officer down. officer down. 1080. 1080. >> reporter: moments later, police say, that driver would try to run, but was quickly arrested. miraculously, officer daley, the terrifying ordeal and had this message for his community. >> i will bounce back ten times stronger, little nick-nack, little nick-nack. i love you guys. thank you so much for your support. >> reporter: david, that driver who was initially pulled over for violating the hands free law now faces ten charges, including aggravated assault on a police officer and aggravated battery. david? >> unbelievable pictures, marcus, thank you. >>> a major about face involving president trump and his choice to become the next director of national intelligence. he picked a texas republican congressman john ratcliffe just ten days ago after his forceful hearing with robert muelle

atlanta, he is in charge of the largest. unfortunately, for the confederacy, they cannot really , as that advance to atlanta you know if you have watched gone with the wind. sherman was afraid that one person might make a difference and that person could be nathan forrest. one of the things he did to keep that from being the case was to keep forrest tied up in tennessee and mississippi. keep him tied up somewhere away from atlanta. it is one of three engagements that forrest is involved with in the summer of 1864. it often kept him away from atlanta. a very dramatic moment, a very successful moment. he will make a raid that catches the supply depot at johnsonville unprepared. he will capture a couple of federal gunboats and borrow them for a short period of time. he is going to do some fantastic things that i think are very dramatic and very powerful but they will not have an impact on sherman or what sherman is doing. they will not change the course of the war. will come late when the story has closed on atlanta and even with the great success, it will be a success that is somewhat hollow. one of the other successes of campaign of and wants to try to advance against franklin and nashville, is going to be a moment where you see some of the relationships afraid between frayedand thomas -- a between grant and thomas. grant wants to replace thomas. ultimately, thomas does make the assault but it puts thomas in an

funding for it and people are actually using it the cohen family of atlanta rented this space to a college student nearby in atlanta and she brought her stuff here and they're charging her and also going to rent out their next door parking space to an rv and it's very simple and they can charge what they want. six public storage reits to date and earnings up 21%. which is really good but the question is something like this going to take a bite out of something like this the same way air bnb and uber took a bite out of their industries >> first, security how do you make sure your stuff is safe? and access how do you get your stuff when you need it? >> you're in somebody's house. a lovely family with two kids. you have to believe it will be relatively safe. basically what they told me at neighbor is one in five storage units at a public storageplace are broken in to that is a pretty high lack of security a nice, suburbanneighborhood, at why not? >> can you imagine if someone broke into your house trying to steal somebody else's stuff. >> there is insurance. the renter has insurance and the homeowner has insurance. an

. >>> of and in atlanta, the search is on for a shooter who opened fire on four female students. it happened last night near clark atlanta university. an argument broke out and someone opened fire in a crowd of about 200 people. the shooter escaped. the victims are in sable condition. the students start classes today. >>> and mass shootings created a new normal for students. as kids head back to school, they're learning how to stay safe during an attack. >> jackie ward continues the back to school cover in san mateo. there's a new effort to keep students safe. >> reporter: officers lead teachers and students through active shooter drills every school year. today, we hear from a former teacher and a current parent about the state of school safety. >> it's more than just an educator doing a drill with the student. it's a community effort. >> reporter: she was a teacher before becoming president of the education association. since the deadly shootings at marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida, students have taken challenge and spoken up for gun control. >> there's no longer a code of silence. the code op

atlanta georgia. >> hello. i'm from atlanta, georgia. my husband and i are very interested in the space program during the 60s. we actually were standing on the jetty at cape canaveral. >> i didn't hear that. >> hold on. she was in atlanta georgia and watched during the 60s. try one more time. >> okay. my husband and i were at cape canaveral. standing on the jetty watching when john glen in february 1962 . and then my son was named scott after scott carpenter. >> he was the second astronaut in orbit. >> and then my husband and i were watching the moon landing and jumping up and down with much enthusiasm and excitement with the landing in 1969. >> you live to the program. >> that is dottie in atlanta georgia. >> i have to say i have a john glen story in here. i was working in manhattan in a totally different field, technical riding in 1962. on march 1 i went a couple streets over and watched john glen parade through manhattan after his 1962 orbital flight. that is what got me interested in the space program. there was a direct line between john glen and my career. i had the good fortune of being able to say that to ex- senator glen later in life. i am from cincinnati, ohio. glen is an ohio person. neil armstrong is an oh