-- shawna, will you marry me? >> yes! >> yes! >> i love that last shot at the end where the helicopter is just flies right on by right next to them. >>> when you give a porcupine an >>> these fellows are channeling their inner tarzan me jane is always such a good idea. >> meow. >> first one makes it over. >> and guy number two. landing. and woo! >> oh wow. he did it in style. he's like let me put my back into it. >> he noodled it. he didn't jump. he flopped his body across the rope there. [ laughter ] >> i love that. from the swamp to the boat. >> oh! >> and he landed on the, out of all the places he could land was on the rocks. >> he was out of shape from the beginning. >> whoops whoops, bad idea. >> kadeem williams has quite an >> "sports illustrated," abigail. pitch lanfront that has moved across the country yesterday. during the morning hours there will be a 100% chance of rain across the area, by afternoon that percentage will be reduced to 40%. the front will have little to no impact on the highs will again

so with that i'd like to turn it ver to shawna. shawna: hi. can you hear me? governor pritzker: we can. >> thank you for inviting me to join today to share my family's story with you guys. my name is shawna seager, and i my lifelong illinoisan and family and my husband, we were infected by the covid-19 virus. it started with my son and my husband, both truck drivers. i just know we did get it. one of the things that -- in the , beingart of the illness ill and a couple days later and i began to feel ill a couple days later. at the same time we think that my son was sick as well. we got tested. began y -- we actually quarantining ourselves prior to being diagnosed. however after the diagnosis we began being vigilant about changing the sheets, making sure no one entered our house. making sure that we did not go any place. they began to drop things off at the door. ood or packages. one of the things that we were able to do is that we were able to quarantine so no one else got it. but both otis and i were having a hard time. otis a little bit more difficult than i

the reason i want to my girlfriend, shawna. i love her more than cake. >> chad and his girlfriend were on this boat. >> it was like go into the middle of the ocean by yourself and we'll catch up and i'll know what to do. what does that mean? >> he doesn't really know how he's going to get the ring. he picked it out himself. but the guys have a surprise for him. he's not going to have to pay for this ring. he is big, patty, mayo over here is giving harnesses that he's going to deliver the ring on the boat. it's a very carefully get the helicopter really close to the boat. >> my mouth is open like what is going on. >> they almost land a helicopter on his head. >> this is where it gets real lovely. >> the helicopter pulls away. >> will you marry me! >> what? >> marry me! >> i can't -- the jet engine. what? >> i love you! >> yes, i love chicken! >> it didn't go like that. at all. >> i love you more than i could ever describe. stuff together and shawna, as scared as i am to do this, in this moment -- shawna, will you marry me? >> ye

shawna forde was an early activists a regular on the media and television. she liked to praise the merits of her militant actions and she knew are of like the back of her hands and. there's an extremely dangerous area that matters are so dangerous that i'm refusing to bring order. as i don't have enough i have one gun on me and. we're not getting people trying to get in lawyers and doctors here ok we're getting the floor of the floor we know what we need to do to secure these borders we know what we need to do to secure the sovereignty of this nation and that's what we're going to do and we will win this war there's a shot of for a minute an american defense. lane wallace like other militia members doesn't believe shawna forde is a murderer. she thinks she was settling scores between opposing cartels and that she was the scapegoat for the murders. this is the house where the arab docket massacre happened at about 12 45 am on a friday night. several intruders burst into that house they were supposedly pretending to be border patrol and were dressed as border

-- shawna, will you marry me?yes! >> yes! >> i love that last shot at the end where the helicopter is just flies right on by right next to them. >>> when you give a porcupine an apple. ♪ ♪ >>> these fellows are channeling their inner tarzan me jane is always such a good idea. >> meow. >> first one makes it over. >> and guy number two. landing. and woo! >> oh wow. he did it in style. he's like let me put my back into it. >> he noodled it. he didn't jump. he flopped his body across the rope there. [ laughter ] >> i love that. from the swamp to the boat. >> oh! >> and he landed on the, out of all the places he could land was on the rocks. >> he was out of shape from the beginning. >> whoops whoops, bad idea. >> kadeem williams has quite an interesting video proposal for -- >> "sports illustrated," abigail. >> see if his intricate s pitc practice. but real quick. >> can i record it? >>. >>> as younger adolescent men, nick and i didn't have many options when it came to crushing on actresses and models. but today with t

this is shawna heis. she is an avid hunter. whether we bring down an animal in the forest or send it to the slaughterhouse from a factory farm, doesn't make any difference where the meet comes from. the medicine and guns, people have an underlying need to know where their food comes from. and of course, hunting is the most direct starting point for getting meet on the table. flash of interest to become hunting is trendy in germany and more and more women are taking up the checks like shauna highs. currently about one quarter of students that german hunting schools are female. it's 6 am and shawna is heading out for the hon. yeah, i'm here here in this hunting ground. we've mainly got road year. so today we're going after those other mothers, young, dear, or fun. for hunting ground is an advantage has a wind growing region, 50 kilometers south west of frankfurt. sean is one of over 400000 people in germany with hunting licenses since 2017 around 5000 more have been added each here isn't enough enough to suit we live in an ever f

shawna, did he say anything? >> he's by the lamar intersection, lamar and commerce. >> reporter: talking about the shooter? >> yes. he said he was hanging out by lamar and commerce and we're in the line of sight. if you look right here, you can see the chopper has the video -- i mean the chopper has the light shining on this building right here. it looks leike a parking garage for the fitness center. and that's where their focus is. >> reporter: okay. so obviously some new information that we're learning from there. you just heard from my photographer, shawna. shawna, watch out behind you. there's a tri-pod. we are going to continue moving back as we are and do not want to be in the police officers' way as they clear this area. again, we're being told that we may be in the line of sight or the line of fire. but, again, hopefully we believe that the threat has been neutralized as we have not heard any shots. and the officer telling us that we are safe to stay here right now. you're seeing a low-level shot because

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robert: shawna, you were there in singaporeuring the last summit.hat happens for the next one last month? shawna: the president wanted to do that summit and they made that summits happen f him. he has said he wants to do another one. reporting and what we're hearing from our international partners is that it's probablyng to be in vietnam. he has an entire infrastructure to make another one happen and clearly kim wants to do it as well. so i think s we'll another summit. i think the problem about what president trump vs. the intelligence was sing. also, what is actually true? should we believein anythat the ambassadors orse anyone tells them if the president is saying that? robert: what dimd you learn when you sat down with your colleague magui with the president in the oval office th week? is he isolated from his own intelligence officials? peter: he told us no. them in and everything turned out to be fine. the only problem was the, med of course, misinterpreted things.wh was fascinating is how he operates. he brings in coates, haspel, and he said i

i think what both nancy and shawna are pointing out, there are already problems.eople are already experiencing problems in the current system, the way the affordable care act is. the marketplace is not perfect. in years to come, there were already going to be possibilities of insurance companies dropping out, premiums going up. but instead of addressing that problem, what the president announced was that he's actually going to be exacerbating that. this is all predicated on a strategy of, if he does this, somehow he believes that democrats will have to come to the table and cut a deal with him to replace the affordable care act. but it is the president who has taken this action. it is he who has decided not to pay these payments. so if nothing does happen, if congress continues to be unable to cut a deal on this, i do think that he and congressional republicans are going to bear a lot of that blame. and republican leaders know that. i think that's the only possible path toward a solution here. >> nancy, is that true? are democrats actually gonna maybe think about

. >> reporter: shawna, was supposed to be married at home in orlando.blem was, she wasn't sure if her groom would make it. shawna's man is a soldier. and the airlines don't seem to be on their side. >> canceled. delayed. missed. >> reporter: with the wedding party at her side, shawna decided she couldn't wait any longer. and when cody beckwith finally caught a flight to tampa at midnight, she decided the airport would just have to do. and after a quick reunion and a few tears, the middle of t.i.a., became shawna and cody's chapel of love. >> cody has been traveling for how long today? >> too long. >> too long, yes. >> reporter: is it the way these two pictured their wedding day? not really. but even with an audnce of strangers and the sound of jets passing by, somehow for this couple, this wedding is just about perfect. >> cody, do you take shawna michelle hodge, to be your lawful wedded wife? >> i do. >> you may now kiss the bride. ladies and gentlemen, i proudly present, for the very first time ever, mr. and mrs. cody beckwith. >> probably saved a lot

we discuss it all with amy walter of the cook political report, shawna thomas of vice news, carol leonnig, and philip rucker of "the washington post," and alexis simendinger of the hill. announcer: celebrating 50 years. this is "washington week." funding is provided by -- >> their leadership is instinctive. they understand the challenges of today and research the technologies of tomorrow. some call them veterans. we call them part of our team. >> additional funding is provided by -- newman's own foundation, donating all profits from newman's own food products to charity and nourishing the common good. the ethics and excellence in journalism foundation. koo and patricia yuen through the yuen foundation, committed to bridging cultural differences in our communities. the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. once again, from washington, moderator, robert costa. robert:good evening. president trump did not hold an end-of-the-year news conference and that's been a presidential tradition. but he did sit this week for a re

that shawna, when she does that, she is shawna. >> i met shawna, she was driving a very fast, very expensive car. she was bragging about how many money she makes and she said, i am not wendy anymore. >> when "dateline" continues. opdivo plus yervoy is for adults newly diagnosed with non-small cell lung cancer that has spread and that tests positive for pd-l1 and does not have an abnormal egfr or alk gene. opdivo plus yervoy is the first and only fda-approved combination of two immunotherapies opdivo plus yervoy equals... a chance for more starry nights. more sparkly days. more big notes. more small treasures. more family dinners. more private desserts. opdivo and yervoy can cause your immune system to attack healthy parts of your body during and after treatment. these problems can be severe and lead to death. see your doctor right away if you have a cough; chest pain; shortness of breath; irregular heartbeat; diarrhea; constipation; severe stomach pain, nausea or vomiting; dizziness; fainting; eye problems; extreme tiredness; changes in appetite, thirst or urine; rash; itching; confusion; me

it's a short form video platform and shawna is the content executive editor. so please join me in giving this panel a round of applause. [applause] susan: i would love to quickly hear from each of you before we dive in a little more of deeply. i thought this would be a good place to start. i read about the global globes nominations last night and again we sort of made a couple steps for as it did in 2018-19 with women representation in film, but the golden globe nominations, you have no females, directors being nominated. -- female directors being nominated. films centered on men, sort of getting a lot of the attention. love start with you jeanine. , what is the biggest single contributor right now to the gender gap in media and what is the single biggest thing we need to do to fix it? jeanine: let's start off with a super easy question. susan: sorry. [laughter] and i'm so glad you through a softball. jeanine: the funny thing is as you were just going through that, the first person who came to my mind, she's getting an honor later today is deborah who has gran

that's shawna. when she does that, she's shawna. >> i met shawna.ery fast, very expensive car. she was bragging about how much money she made, and she said, i'm not wendy anymore. >> when "dateline" continues. >>> pfizer no covid-19 pill could have life threatening interactions with medications. due to concerns of potential side effects. the drug is restricted to adults and only in specific scenarios. hundreds more flights cancelled sunday. u.s. airlines including delta and united cite staffing shortages because of the omicron variant. back to "dateline." >>> wendy ratte. the sweet free spirit of prince george, british columbia, had vanished from her life as slick as a magic acted. her passport nowhere to be found. and as unlikely as it seemed, police had to consider could, would a dedicated wife and mother of two simply skip town, run away from her own family? which brings us to the greyhound bus station a few blocks from the place wendy's van was found abandoned. gabriel was putting up a missing persons poster there. and -- >> i asked the lady who

there she is. >> reporter: shawna with a smile.e parents-to-be and doctors more optimistic every day. that is a good husband. good luck to both of them. thank you so much for watching tonight. i'm tom llamas in new york. "gma" first thing in the morning. i'll see you right back here tomorrow night. stay safe. good night. >>> tonight on abc7 news at 6:00, they're back in business. we're in wine country as restaurants and some wineries and breweries open back up. >>> and san francisco increases its effort to test more people for the coronavirus. the neighborhood being focused on. >>> more concerns about reopening as scenes like this one in missouri pop up with crowds ignoring social distancing. abc7 news at 6:00 starts now. >> building a better bay area for a safe and secure future, this is abc7 news. >> it's really been a while since we've seen this in wine country. en inonomacoty, glass of wine or a pint of beer from their favorite brewery, as long as outdoor dining is an option. good evening and thank you so much for joining us, e

so to shawna thomas who worries about the less successful graduate, shawna, i'm here to tell you, you the be new thing in the world today. i'm sorry, beyonce, there's no contest. and, by the way, shawna's team, the flakes, beat congress 13-10. whoo-hoo! 13-10. woohoo! >>> going to extremes. the first day of summer brings record-setting heat across the nation. no offense on defense. the man at the center of the child sex abuse scandal that rocked penn state decides not to take the stand. >>> and major milestone. what england's prince william will be celebrating today. good morning, everyone. i'm lynn berry. those stories and more straight ahead. this is "first look" on msnbc. >>> we begin this morning with a summer scorcher, and it is brutal. it may have only been the first official day of the season, but across much of the country, it already feels like the middle of a long, hot summer. nbc's jay grey has more. >> reporter: a heat wave continues to sweep across much of the country right

officials are saying should shawna haden ping e mistakes. ten minutes and the ambulance had not arrived. it took nearly 15ments for the person to get there. the person who collapsed was 58-year-old bob hill. >> unfortunately bob hill died. >> that's a big burden to place on her. i don't know if it's all her fault. >> officials are saying it's unclear whether this mistake did lead to his death. >> where are you? >> the training officer will be suspended for two 12-hour shifts without pay. >> hey, everybody. we're giving away a flat screen tv in just a little while. >> you need the witness buzz word, you must be a u.s. resident and be 18 years or older. >> it's your chance to within a 42-inch flat screen tv. >> good luck, everybody. >> this video is going to break your heart. it happened in chile. the see the person enside the car following the mercedes-benz up ahead. the driver is holding a blue back outside the window and something is hanging unside that bag. >> trash. >> not trash. >> is it a dog? >> it is. they're puppies. >> what? why is

shawna would have to weight four months to see an oncologist or -- shawna traveled 2,000 miles to go to the mayo clinic in scottsdale, arizona, and paid for the visit herself. she was diagnosed with raftiskclef ciyst. she returned to canada and attempted to have surgery. the canadian government was not able to do the surgery within the six-month time period. since shawna's vision was rapidly declining, waiting six weeks for surgery was unacceptable. her husband took a second job and took out a second mortgage an borrowed money from family and friends for surgery at the mayo clinic. the mayo clinic recommended a second surgery. she went back to canada and got in line. it took three years to get her second surgery in canada. three years. in written testimony before the house energy and commerce committee, shawna said and i quote -- "if i relied on my own government-run health care system in canada, i would not be sitting before you today. at the very best i would be blind and at the very worst, i would be dead. madam president, shawna isn't the only canadian citizen who has come to the

that's shawna. when she does that, she's shawna. >> i met shawna. was driving a very fast, very expensive car. she was bragging about how much money she made, and she said "i'm not wendy anymore." >> when "dateline" continues. try new vicks vapocool drops in honey lemon chill for a fast-acting rush of relief like you've never tasted in... ♪ honey lemon ahh woo vicks vapocool drops now in honey lemon chill and there's moving with move free ultra. it has triple action support for your joints, cartilage and bones. and unlike big glucosamine chondroitin pills, it's all in one tiny pill. try move free ultra now. feel the difference. >>> hello, i'm dara brown. here's what's happening. president-elect joe biden is the apparent winner in georgia, hooking the state for the first time since 1992 as north carolina was called for president trump. the final states to be called in the 2020 election. biden now has 306 electoral votes to trump's 232. and word of biden's victory came as auditors in georgia began the laborious task of counting nearly 5 million ballot

her name is shawna shendler. pronounced right? >> we're going to meet shawna and her family in just a moment but first let's listen to the letter she sent to us. >> i was a 33-year-old married mother of one when i received the news i had breast cancer. it began as an occasional pain and an enlarged appearance on the right side. a visit to my doctor and one mammogram later and it was confirmed. the radiologist fought back tears as he explained i needed to see a surgeon as soon as i met with her that evening and she stayed late to perform the biopsy in her office. a blessing. i did eight rounds of chemotherapy from april to the end of july. less than a month later, my sister got married and i was able to stand at her side as her maid of honor. another blessing. two days after that, i had a total mastectomy on my right side. i am currently going through 33 radiation treatments. people often ask me how do you stay so positive. sometimes don't. there are many days when the impossible to stand. i also see the blessings. a good prognosis

>> shawna. >> jimmy: shawna, where are you from? >> jersey. >> jimmy: hey, jersey in the house! cold here. it gets cold in new jersey. do you have anything -- anything like this? >> nothing likat [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: i mean, look at this. look at this faux fur here. >> that's fabulous. i could wear this to work tomorrow. >> jimmy: isn't that -- you can, right? >> tomorrow. >> jimmy: would you like to try it on now? >> yeah, i'm a hairdresser. i can whatever the hell i want. >> jimmy: oh yeah. perfect. [ light laughter ] people love this. you kidding me. you're going to get so many more clients from this. [ laughter ] let me know if you need -- >> what, you're going to dress me? ♪ >> jimmy: yeah, well, i mean -- sure, i was just putting it -- shawna, this isn't the place. my wife is watching shawna. [ laughter ] uh-oh, wow. hey, this is fantastic. >> oh my god. >> jimmy: i think you're pulling this off. shawna! [ cheers and applause ] you're pulling it off! how do you pull that off? gorgeous! hey, well done. shawna, thank you so much. i appreciate it. thank you for being

shawna thomas, always great to see you. eli stokols, josh lederman, a happy christmas eve. >>> and this morning, with 27 days to go, there's another big question -- who else will president trump pardon because 26 more people got pardons last night, include something key allies. paul manafort who pled guilty to financial fraud and lying to investigators. roger stone, who was convicted of lying to congress and witness tampering and charles kushner, jared kushner's dad who was locked up for tax evasion and lying to the fec. joining me, chuck rosenberg, now an msnbc contributor. good to see you, chuck. let's start big picture. look. controversial presidential pardons are not new. marc rich comes to mind. but a harvard count has 60 of the 65 trump pardons before wednesday going to someone with either a personal or a political connection to the president. have we ever seen anything like this? >> not in this volume, chris. the harvard study is a professor named jack goldsmith who pointed out that overwhelmingly, trump pardon goes

i want to welcome shawna kaplan. shawna, a fifth grade student at providence elementary school in fairfax county, virginia. ms. paula patrick. this is a coordinator of world languages for fairfax county public schools. michelle dresdner the 2012 participant in the national security language initiative for youth program. mr. jeffrey wood was also a 2010 participate in the national security language initiative for youth program. and major gregory mitchell, a 1995 fellow over the david l.baron fellowship program. as you know, it is a custom of this committee to swear in all witnesses. so i ask you to please stand and raise your right hand. do you swear this testimony you're about to give is the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth so help you god? thank you. let it be noted that the record -- in the record that the witnesses answered in the affirmative. before we start, i wanted you to know that your full statement will be made part of the record. and i'd like to remind you to please limit your remarks to t

thank you to shawna. shawna, where you at? what would i do without shawna? thank you to shawna for everything she brought. [applause] yes. yes. yes. when she looks like she isn't working she is working. i love shawna. thank you so much again to the chief and the mayor for being here, and thank you guys for coming. thank you. [applause] >> we supposed to do things in proper order and i had order but something came to me squl told me, do it now. so, first, i am going to introduce our honorable mayor london breed first, but also, just something that hit my heart about it. the first thing i just want to say, i have never met a person who is so diligent at what she does and we always wear t shirts saying no days off and her life is no days off in running this city. the other thing is the way she cares about each individual person that is in this city, and a lot of people dont know that and don't recognize it, because one thing as a mayor you have to show a strong face to the public to let them know they are secure, but what she does behind the scenes is what a pe

so shawna, will you please proceed with your statement? [ speaking foreign language ] i just said in chinese, hello, everyone. my name is shawna. i'm 11 years old. i'm in fifth grade at providence elementary school. i like chinese class very much because chinese class is fun. i have been taking chinese since the first grade which was the first year it was taught at my school. my teacher has been my teacher all five years. there's a second chinese teacher at my school who is teaching my little sister. i really like learning chinese. class is a lot of fun because we learn using a lot of games and activities that include everyone in the class that teach us new things. my regular teacher mrs. pratt told me sometimes they're teaching the same things at the same time. this year when we learned about ancient civilizations, she taught us about ancient china and ancient dynasties while we were learning chinese. i like that they go together. sometimes we even do math in chinese class. i want to keep learning chinese. i want to be fluent in chinese.

a volunteer at city hall who shawna knew was also a fire department volunteer. kerry assisted noah in c.p.r. but quickly realized she needed a defibrillator. sprinted off to secure one at the city hall's a.e.d.'s. taking place, ryan cortez, a corona city e.m.t. and an off-duty was in a meeting with the city manager's office when he pulse d an alert on the point respond app. this app notifies certified of a medical emergency near them. hile ryan rushed downstairs to respond, kerry and noah administered first a.e.d. shock. rerifle -- revival, shawna stabilized the staff member. at 1:56 p.m., the firemen arrived. was able to explain to the firemen exactly what transpired brief them on the a.e.d. readings. i'm very grateful to say that of my staff, who's been a dedicated and instrumental part of my team for years, is recovering and doing well. very ay may have ended differently if not for the quick actions of my staff and the ifesaving techniques administered by noah ritter, kerry lee smith, and ryan cortez. to those three individuals, the ntire calvert team sends t

during the pandemic coming centers close, shawna youth especially built wall in her own basement. they just thing is something we're familiar with. we just injury, we're just the changes and that's part of our lives. so in a way, yes, it was some real to have to adjust it, but it's also something that is familiar. i the sport all about the athletes, personal interaction with the wall. there's a collective zeal amongst these climbers, a sporting euphoria, even when things go wrong. oh, the getting a competitive edge over her rival games where the margins between athletes a minuscule take shawna away from the wall to an ice cold river in the english countryside. have to be an end or the car all day to come out and feel connected with the outdoors again is important. this is the athletes place to unwind, focus and prepare, body and mind for the lofty heights, the olympic gain, giving the less athletic amongst just a moment to cool off limbs, fall couches era, sheffield, and shall have tony's become the 1st player and major league baseball history to be picked for an all star game as

shawna thomas, you've been looking at the 25th district in california. why?e been following katie hill around since february to track how a conditional campaign works. but what's interesting, this is one of those districts that went for hillary clinton in 2016 and elected a republican congressman. it's an incredibly tight race. it's gotten tighter in the last causigration or race-baiting. it seems like iec a g tepeal he0 miles from l.a. proper. they vote on their pocketbooks. it's kind of standard politics, which i have to admit, i was happy to see. >> dickerson: sure, regular old politics. >> their pocketbook and gas. >> dickerson: exactly. nancy, what are you going to be looking for on tuesday night? >> well, i'm watching for a couple things. first of all, women, i think that's going to be really fascinating. anecdotally we see that women particularly educated women have been turned off by some of the things that president trump has to say. they were turned off by the kavanaugh nomination spectacle. are they really moving toward the democratic party, or do

shawna, when you look at this piece of legislation, it says the g.o.p. will let the states decide how to use federal money. but why is that so complicated? and what's at the heart of this debate? >> well, it's so complicated, because even though they're saying we're gonna create a formula and give all the states this money, in the end, for a lot of states, that means a lot less money is going to them. and overall, the cuts are fairly large. so because we don't have a congressional budget, one has said it's a $215 billion cut in health care funding between 2020 and 2026. in 2027, they say it goes up to $489 billion. at the heart of it, it is a program to make the size of government smaller, which is a very conservative thing. but when you start looking at, individual state? the states start to say things like, wait a second, if you're going to give me a billion less over 10 years, how am i going to fund these health care programs i already have? the states will have to grapple with what makes the best health care for them, if this thing goes through. >> g

. >> reporter: both fit the bill. >> hello, my name is shawna.r: and after their one small step conversation, prove isay's point. >> shawna and i are one small step partners. >> reporter: they didn't spend time on policy differences. they focused instead on their shared love of faith, family, and plant-based diets. so the way our culture sees it, you two probably can't sit at the same table for 30 seconds, much less an hour. >> or we could. >> or we could. [laughter] >> and we did. >> and we are. >> and we shall. >> reporter: to frame the job that one small step has cut out for itself, consider this. in 2016, 47% of republicans considered democrats immoral. not close-minded, not dishonest -- immoral. and by 2022, that number was 72%. for democrats, 35% considered republicans immoral. by 2022, it was 63%. which is why he's brought one small step to this city of 200,000 on the banks of the chattahoochee river in western georgia. a crucial battleground state. >> we are gearing up for the moment after the election, which is going to be one of the mos