i have great concerns, serious concerns about energy poverty, energy poverty in atlanta, atlanta has the third highest raised of energy poverty in the country among u.s. major cities. same things is through true in los angeles, i'm sure you're familiar with that article. mayor garcetti, i hope that in your clean energy plans you're taking that into account the low income families need access to reliable energy. >> no question, and were able to do that with the strongest low income assistance, you and i share that, we have different race, huge subsidies, and thanks to federal assistance we -- that we also taken some of our relief funds directly into the systems. and finally we put solar on the homes of the lower income residents because it should not be something that you can just afford to do, this has to be done for and with all americans. >> i think we're out of time, but maybe we will be able to come back and the mayor can answer during another members time. next we will go to another mayor, we recognize your. time >> thank you to our witnesses, i represent northwest oregon, and h

think of atlanta. we're an inland city, not expecting any major impact from hurricanes but we had to take in a huge amount of the population of new orleans, climate refugees into our cities. so these unexpected expenditures that we experience too often now. so any flexibility that we have in expedient funding to the cities will help >> i hear that here as well, get it to the local communities that know how to get things done. you all have been a terrific panel and i appreciate the involvement of all of our committee members today. thank you. so without objection i'm going to enter some documents into the record. before i do that, i want to -- i know congress crenshaw brought up some issues on the sources of flooding, the causes. i'll tell you, the -- our national oceanic and atmospheric administration they have the most up-to-date scientific analysis on changing temperatures, changing precipitation patterns. i recommend them to you. if you go to the national climate assessment it shows that we're reall

atlanta needs buckhead, buckhead does not need atlanta. that is true for a lot of places. the buckhead city committee, thanks so much for coming on. are you getting closer, and again, this is not just a local interest story. this is of interest to a lot of people around the country who are being really, really hurt by the crazed management of their leaders. do you think this could actually happen? >> yes, sir. i want to thank you, tucker. first thanks to the university for showing that we are 100% feasible. we are only going to be taking approximately 10% or less of atlanta has overall operating and with that money that we will now have control over we will be able to hire 250 police officers. they will be the highest paid police officers in the state of georgia. they will all have their own car, they will get a stipend to live in buckhead and we are finally going to get the crime under control. we also are left in this study with a $100 million surplus and that is very interesting because what we go to right away is, where has all the money been going that we've been send

atlanta, 5. last of the 10th inning as donovan solano had his visit with ron wotus because he is the automatic runner at second base. >> mike: you see the numbers for tyler matzek 56th time hard thrower 71 strikeouts 33 walks, two-pitch guy. you will see a high 90. sometimes even a 100 miles an hour with a hard slider. but fastball about 35% of the time. to both righties and lefties. >> jon: now solano, you might be asking, he didn't make the last out, he hit a home run. and it's either the guy who made the last out who is the automatic runner or if it's going to be the pitcher than you move one back and use that guy. and that guy is solano. so here's belt to try to get him home. threw that one pretty hard. now matzek , one thing about him. he's a good choice for the braves., one thing about him. he's a good choice for the braves. inherited 26 base runners and only allowed two to score. he has the highest strand rate in major league baseball. back. into the second deck. strike two. belt launched

so look out metro atlanta, could have a few inches of rain before it is all said and done. this system will eventually dissipate by the end of the weekend, just a few isolated showers and thunderstorms and that moisture southwesterly flow. across the country on the pacific northwest side, we have an atmospheric river event shaping up for the weekend. we have at potential to see more rain from this storm than they do in the entire month of september for seattle. you would think this is good news for the ongoing wildfires over the western u.s. over 75 active large wildfires at the moment. yes, we will get rain that will help the conditions there. but ahead of this system, we have gusty winds that will increase the fire threat and also make the fire behavior more erratic across the region, that is why we have red flag warnings and watches in place for many of the locations across the western u.s. let's talk temperatures today, 66 for seattle, 74 in new york city. 79 and very humid in atlanta with that southwesterly flow. new orleans, you will top 83 degrees. kim, back to you.

energy poverty in atlanta. atlanta has the third highest rate of energy poverty in the country, u.s. major cities. the same thing is true in los angeles. i am sure you are familiar with that article. i hope that you're taking that into account, though income families need access to libel energy. >> no question. we share that, you and i. we have different rates, huge subsidies and things to federal action, we have utility systems from this pandemic. we took some of our coronavirus relief funds and we put them directly into low income utility systems. finally, we put seller on the homes of low income residents because it is -- it can't be something that you can just afford to do. this has to be by and for all americans. >> at think we are out of time. maybe we will be able to come back and the mayor can answer during another member's time. quite think you two are witnesses. -- >> i represent northwest organ. we know that climate change is not a distance right, it is a reality. last summer, nearly a million acres

back to you. >> thank you. >>> goats on the lamb in atlanta. a herd that clears weeds at a local grocery store skied to explore a neighborhood after escaping through electric fencing. video shows about 40 of them grazing outside buildings and along a busy road. >>> eventually the goat was rounded up and taken back to their owner. safe and sound. >> yes. >> see a lot of things in atlanta never been. >> out of there. this is another thing to add to the list. >> that's it for the news at noon. remember on 24-7 on cbsn bay area streaming on kpix.com. have a great afternoon. [ upbeat music ] >> katie: have you heard anything from justin since you texted him last? >> ridge: nothing yet. >> katie: what do you think that means? >> ridge: i don't know what it means. he followed quinn when she left and hopefully he'll find out something. >> katie: eric said that quinn was gonna be out this evening. >> ridge: that's par for the course, isn't it? >> katie: where do you think she is? what do you think she's doing? >> ridge: who's she doing it with? i have m

it's at the center of a controversy at a public school in atlanta.me black parents. >> reporter: mary lynn elementary is located in a predominantly white upper class neighborhood in atlanta. some parents in the district who normally send their kids to private school choose intend to send them here in large part, they say, because of sharon briscoe. a progressive principal but it's her alleged conversation about race-based placement practices that are now the focus of a civil rights complaint. >> and she then informed me that wasn't the black class. >> she said that wasn't the black class? >> that is correct. >> how did you react to that? >> just a pit was in my stomach. i was like what do you mean? like, i don't understand. we have those? >> of the six total second grade classes at the atlanta public school, kyla posy says she was told by the principal that black students, including posy's daughter would only have a choice between two of the classes. in july, she and her husband who works as the school psychologist filed a federal complaint with the

, maricarmen tiene los detalles . >> durante el mes de la herencia hispana una mujer imparable de atlanta la cultura, que los niños que crece en neu no dejen de lado su idioma . >> ximena dice que es importante no olvidarse del español, aunque la necesidad obligue a muchos emigrar. >> la arepa misma cuenta la historia en ilustraciones que fueron hechas por laura escaño, que muestran tejidos de venezuela en el fondo . >> según (nombre en inglés) en los estados unidos el idioma español es el segundo más hablado, el cual ha aumentado desde 1980, de hecho, hay más hispanohablantes en los estados unidos que en españa . >> hay un tema controversial con el idioma español porque hay muchos grupos inclusivos que lo tratan de cambiar, linguistas deben proponer la solución no es una decisión que se tome a la ligera, es una lengua viva que va cambiando . >> según las estadísticas, los hijos de inmigrantes nacidos en estados unidos abarcan el 12% de la población del país para el 2050 inmigrantes y sus hijos podrían representar el 19% de la población, por eso ximena se inspiró en sus hijos nacidos en l

there have been released 386 atlanta shootings since 2021. i 386 atlanta shootings since 2021.hows no signs— this epidemic in gun violence shows no signs of— this epidemic in gun violence shows no signs of stopping. _ is still to come. the spanish island has not been knob and declared a disaster — now been declared a disaster — now been declared a disaster zone. after days of fuel shortages, there are indications of the situation is stabilising and borisjohnson urge people to fill up as normal. first of all, i sympathise _ people to fill up as normal. first of all, i sympathise with - people to fill up as normal. f “st of all, i sympathise with people who have been worried about their journeys, whether or not they will be able to use their cars in a normal way or whatever it is and i know how frustrating and infuriating must�*ve been to worry about this. we are now starting to see the situation improve and supplies are coming back and i would just urge everybody to go about their business in the normal way and fill up in the normal way when you really needed. and things will st

not only by international friends and partners, but also by the people of atlanta, son who have been in the front of protecting you know, liberties and gains to see everything clubs in, in such a rapid manner was was heartbreaking personally for me as well. because i was part of all of this, i was in a way contributed to everything that has happened in the last 20 years in upon a sub to see everything collapse. so rapidly i think was was something that was terrifying for most of the people in upon the front. i think a lot of mistakes by international community, enough kind of sundays as to where we are. i would firstly, you know, put the blame on international community, especially the united states because they were the one who actually favor the president shop honey in 2014. he did the window election. it was his, you know, the other type. he was the winner, but they, in a political agreement, they gave him the election. he was favors in the 1st 5 years. this was one of the most corrupt government power centric. and 20192020 again, did the elections and he was elected president wou

these families do so well here in atlanta and savannah.sufficienty rate within 6 months. >> they have been through the vetting process but does your group look for radical folks that infiltrated that need help. >> we only work with afghan refugees approved by the federal government. we don't get into the vetting process. we understand that the vetting process is thorough. we have done nothing but work with the most incredible individual and families. we are working with the cream of the crop. >> really great work you are doing. they need a lot of help going through this process here and the community of georgia is a perfect community for it. john, i really appreciate you coming on. >> we appreciate the opportunity to tell the story. these folks are heroes. they deserve a hero's welcome here in the u.s. >> i have to leave it there. ending with a labor of love for those people who helped our people in afghanistan. enjoy your holiday weekend. "the five" starts right now. >> ♪ ♪ . >> hello i am dana perino with carlie, geraldo rivera, jesse wa

we're here in atlanta outside mercedes-benz stadium.'s no nfl mandate on vaccinations but there are harsh penalties. here's how it breaks down. if there is an outbreak of covid-19 amongst unvaccinated players, that team will have to forfeit its game and the players just simply won't get paid. but the fans say that they are having to deal with whether or not they should come to the stadium and cheer on their team or if it's safer to stay home. we're back to full capacity at all those stadiums. we spoke with an atlanta falcons fan who left the game early because of the score. she was apprehensive about it. she said about 90% of the people around her were not wearing masks and there's no mask mandate. as long as you're outside in mercedes-benz stadium you don't have to wear a mask. when you go in the clubhouse or retail shops you're supposed to area your mask. there are three stadiums you need a covid-19 vaccine or have a test. the raiders, seahawks and saints. other than that, it's up to you to decide. fred? >> the power in the hands of t

i can't believe they are doing it but the lobbyists that atlanta is using our taxpayer dollars to attack us for the right to vote, our taxpayer dollars they are spending against us, millions of dollars, and their message is very fearmongering. we just want to get crime under control, we want to pave our streets, we want our garbage picked up and get back to normal. >> tucker: we don't have to live like this. nobody in america should have to live like this. you owe them nothing. they hate you and they act like it. i hope you leave immediately. that will be less into the rest of the country. bill white, i appreciate you coming on. >> if i could ask everyone to go to bec now.com and read the feasibility study, it's an eye-opener. >> tucker: everybody knows you would thrive. they need you and they hate you

this is true pretty much throughout the atlanta university center.re similar throughout all of the campuses. so we feel confident that we have taken the steps to mitigate, not eliminate, but certainly to mitigate the risk. so we have vaccination. we require masks. indoors and outdoors. we require social distancing and now, we require testing, not only for unvaccinated students, but for vaccinated students and faculty and staff on a weekly basis. so we feel that we have done pretty much everything that we can do to keep that risk low. >> it does not sound as if there's been a great deal of vaccine hesitancy there at spelman. any idea how many cases you have had on campus so far this school year? >> we do. we know, we keep track every day, every week. we keep track of the positivity rates and i am very pleased to say that at this point, they're under 1% for our students and faculty and staff. >> sounds like it's working. dr. campbell. president of spelman college. thanks again for your time. >> thank you. good to be here. >> the latest curveball for sc

the explosion happened about 15-20 minutes north of atlanta. police tell fox news that blast left several people trapped inside the apartment complex and sent several others to the hospital with injuries. take a look at some of the injuries we have coming in so you can see the extent of the damage caused by what looks like a very powerful explosion. some areas of the apartment complex appear to be completely leveled, and some of the videos we've been looking at on social media, some areas of the expeer to have i don't have -- exterior of the complex looked as if it was momented out. information is still pretty scarce, but police tell fox news they were called out to the about 1:30 local time this afternoon. officers arrived to heavy gas fumes coming from or near the building. according to local affiliates, officers started to evacuate residents from the complex when an explosion erupted injuring multiple people and trapping others inside. as i mentioned, the explosion was reportedly so powerful that it caused structural damage to nearby buildin

the atlanta mac laughlin from south carolina is only the 2nd athlete in the history of mixed martial arts to compete being an open transgender. she want her fight last friday against a female opponents. and that ended in a 2nd round with a rear naked choke, which is quite a brutal way to and, and mixed martial arts about that caused a lot of control. the see among pundits and experts who said that this was an unfair advantage. primarily because atlanta was born ryan mac laughlin spend 6 years in the us special forces before starting her transition in 2010. and before that transition, as we can see, ryan was quite a muscular man. so that's why many of the pundits in m a and very renowned pundits as well said that this was unfair, irrespective of how one treats the rights of transgender people, they all said they supported. ringback the rights of transgender people, but from a sporting perspective, this was unjust, lend listen atlanta mclaughlin in transition 5 years ago. which means that she lived 33 years of her life as a man tonight mclaughlin thought and be to buy a logical woman.

let me listen atlanta mclaughlin in transition 5 years ago. which means that she lived 33 years of her life as a man tonight mclaughlin fought in be to buy a logical woman. what a shock this is nonsense. this is a lot of mclaughlin, that female through one or 1st m. m a fight against someone born a women. i think people can identify with whatever they like, but i don't think this has a place in combat sports. you all think this is okay and empowering to trans genders. interest to me enough, not only my, my pundits were outraged with such fight taking place, but also feminists. a couple of prominent feminist accounts tweeted out that this looks like basically a woman's abuse from a biological male. let's listen to that as well. male violence against women as a public sport. no, thank you. whether you took it up or chopped it off. take estrogen pills and or die your hair pink. the mail will always be a male and cannot change into a female. this is so hideous. how can anyone bear to watch or even think that this is normal or acceptable? a lot of

that's an area about 20 miles north of atlanta. white house believes this new vaccine mandate for thousands of american businesses. is the quickest way to boost the country's stagnant pace of new vaccinations. but opponents are calling it government overreach, which will make it more difficult to sway those still on the fence about getting a shot. fox news charles watson has the latest now from washington. it's no surprise president biden's announcement of a vaccine mandate has been met with resistance by republican leaders, governors say those who are still skeptical of the vaccine won't be convinced by the government, making it mandatory if they want to keep their job and i'm trying to overcome resistance, but the president's actions in a mandate hardens the resistance. the distrust is with government. this enhances the distrust. the president's order requires businesses with more than 100 employees. wire proof of vaccination or weekly testing. federal employees and contractors don't have the option of just getting tested. they m

. >> there have been 300 86 atlanta shootings since 2021. -- 386 atlanta shootings since 2021. >> theiolence shows no signs of stopping. laura: trying to remember those kill by gun violence in the united states. now to the much delayed release of the new james bond movie. it was a big night on the red carpet in london this evening. the premiere of daniel craig's last outing as double as seve the stars were how correspondent was there. -- the stars were out and our entertainment correspondent was there. >> one of the closest things we have to cinema royalty. a celebration of the 25th official james bond film. >> there is something i need to tell you. >> no time to die is daniel craig's their will to the double 07 franchise and hoping it will market and to a hugely difficult time to the cinema industry. >> i hope it is a springboard and i hope it drives people back to the cinema. >> should we cut to the chase? >> i am here as a professional courtesy. >> will you are not very courous, are you? >> they came to emphasize the secret agent has moved fondly into the 21st century. >> i feel li

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se volteaba la pizarra 5 a 4 arriba atlanta, pero en la baja del 9° con 2 outs, nadie a bordo, 2 bolase colombia pero faltaba más en la baja del 11, kevin, el fisher bateador al emergente, elevado del sacrificio, en 3a, el tiro, la goma, quieto y ganaron los gigantes un juego dramático. y porque los dodgers comenzaron perdiendo contra cincinnati 3 a una, luis castillo venció walter buehler que ahora tienen que disfrutar de la otan >>> ahora los angelinos ardían en 4 a 3 en la alta del sector pero con un rodado al campo corto iban a empatar , seattle también ganó, están a los en medio de los comodines los elefantes en la americana y sacamos con el juego entre chivas y pachuca, guadalajara mostrando la mejor versión en el campo de juego, empataron cero a cero contra pumas . bien en el baño símbolos en la capital, víctor manuel vucetich tendrá a miguel angel talibán que continúa con la operaciones y consulado tuzos llega sin perder uno-2 contra el toluca, en el puesto 13 el cuadro dirigido por pezzolano no contará con ibarra por lesión, por jorge por la aplicación de telemundo deporte, he

but when teenagers are arriving in atlanta owing thousands of dollars to the cartels, they work for the cartels. and the cartels know who their family is and where their family is and they risk their mother or father being murdered if they don't work for the cartels to pay off the cartels. the young women have it even worse. there are teenage girls who make the decision, i want to come to america. i want to come to the promised land. we've been a beacon of hope to millions throughout our history. they don't realize they are stepping into hell on earth. when the traffickers take them and then take them to a cartel facility in whatever city they end up in, where many of those teenager girls still owing thousands of dollars to the cartels, have to work to pay off that debt by forced prostitution. young girls, forced into a life of sex slavery because the alternative is murder at the hand of the cartels. this is happening. the fact that joe biden doesn't want to talk about it, the fact that kamala harris claims it's not happening, the fact that the corrupt corporate media ignores it, it doe

you made a lot of phone calls and finally you found some space at a hospital in atlanta. and i wonder, principal smith, i know you were feeling absolutely horrible, but tell me why it was the case that you actually had to be convinced to go on a ventilator and that you would have to be relocated. what was going through your mind, what were you experiencing? >> i think the main thing going through my mind was the horror stories that basically once you go on the vent in the past, that that was kind of a death sentence, low chances of survival. my main thing was i wasn't ready to leave my kids and i wasn't ready to leave my wife or my students at school. i just had an overwhelming desire to live overall. >> well, thank goodness, because the will to live is very meaningful in so many cases, right, dr. laney? this is personal for you, too. you're a doctor in your town, but your son actually also attends greer smith's high school. so talk to me about kind of that personal tug that you had to try and make sure he would get the best help possible. >> yeah, this was very personal

giants increased their lead in the west after extra inning thriller against atlanta.pening of three-game series against the division leader in national league east. when giants first stepped up the plate, they knew the dodgers lost to the reds. brandon belt comes out swinging. first baseman crushes a two-run shot to right. 26th of the season, tying the game at 2-2 after one. just as impressive as the hit, catch by the fan, what a grab. giants two outs away from the win with 4-2 lead in the ninth, then travis d'arnaud sends one up into the night sky, three-run homer giving atlanta the lead. down to final out, donovan solano first game back after covid list, game-tying pinch-hit solo home run. tied 5-5. bottom of the 11th, pitcher kevin gausman pinch-hitting, sac fly to right, brandon crawford tags from third, beats the throw home. giants beat the braves 6-5 in 11 innings. >> pitcher, position player, doesn't matter, it was great at-bat, had a game plan and looking to get a pitch in the air, craw got a great jump, made a great slide, worked out well. >> reporter: giants

the city of atlanta, as well. there are some of the suburban dynamics at play in georgia, where there were a lot of what we used to call country club republicans who were turned off by trump. i think it'll be a key test that we may be able to take lessons from going forward. >> we're talking to susan page later in the show. she did the last debate. we're going to see how those dynamics might affect the bigger picture. thank you to both of you. >> great to see you. >>> top military leaders are set to face tough questions from congress about the withdrawal from afghanistan. some of the toughest will be directed at chairman of the joint chiefs, general mark milley, who will also fact ques -- face questions about donald trump. >>> afghan women facing new restrictions under taliban rule. clarissa ward on the streets of kabul next. subway® has so much new it didn't fit in our last ad. like the new artisan italian and hearty multigrain bread. it's the eat fresh refresh™ at subway®. it's so much new there's no time for se

part of atlanta.by a dump truck once >> yeah, i was shot twice. once in the titty and once in the back of the head [ laughter ] the dump truck came from an accident with my first kid's father and you know, i've learned to live with half a nipple. two nipples is overrated nobody is ever going to use both of them at the same time [ laughter ] by the time i was shot the second time, there was no need for a nipple i didn't want to give my baby lead poisoning anyway. >> seth: now, this show is about your life. it's based on the people in your life how does your family feel about you using these personal stories? >> what are they going to say? i get paid [ laughter ] who's going to stop me i'm the mama [ laughter ] if you don't want me to write it, don't do it in front of me [ laughter ] nobody can stop me they cheering me all the way to the bank >> seth: this is based on you moving from atlanta to indiana this is a real-life move of yours. did you experience culture shock when you made that move? >> oh, my

i am live in atlanta. afghan women taking to the streets as the taliban chip away at their freedoms. >>> and the fbi believes the remains of gaby petito have been found. anyway, the search for her fiance is taking on a new urgency. >>> plus, under desperation under a bridge. of the u.s. launches a mass expulsion of migrants, reiterating that the border is closed. >>> live from cnn center, this is "cnn newsroom" with robyn curnow. >> thanks for joining me this hour. so, we know that afghan women are defiant, despite growing signs that the taliban government is sidelining them. a group of activists protested outside what used to be the women's ministry on sunday of the the taliban closed that ministry, and replaced it with their ministry which is called the ministry for promotion of virtue and prevention of vice. the protests came after concerns were raised about girls being allowed to attend secondary school. >> translator: you cannot suppress the voice of afghan women by keeping girls at home and restricti

and fully vaccinated people in atlanta.x news coming up on ktvu channel two news at 6 30, a watchdog group planning to subpoena the santa clara county sheriff over an internal investigation into the case of a mentally ill inmate who harmed himself while in custody and coming up later in sports will take a closer look at the 49 ours rookie running back who is poised to be a big contributor as starter, raheem mostert rusts up. plus spoken police investigating a shooting in east oakland t attention, california. new federal funding of $3 billion is available to help more people pay for health insurance — no matter what your income. how much is yours? julie and bob are paying $700 less, every month. dee got comprehensive coverage for only $1 a month. and the navarros are paying less than $100 a month. check coveredca.com to see your new, lower price. the sooner you sign up the more you save. only at covered california. this way to health insurance. the sooner you sign up the more you save. governor newsom have just arrived in lo

. >> reporter: on board a delta airlines flight from los angeles to atlanta, an urgent plea from the pilot. >> we'd like all strong males to the front of the aircraft to handle a problem passenger. >> an atlanta businessman was quick to respond. >> i immediately jumped, grabbed his shoulders, pulled his hood over his head and pulled him to the ground. >> reporter: since 9/11, people take more responsibility for their own security, a spirit born aboard united flight 93, hijacked on 9/11 and diverted with a terrorist at the controls >> i would like to tell you all to remain seated we have a bomb aboard. and we are going back to the airport, and we have our demands so remain quiet. >> reporter: passengers stormed the cockpit led by todd beamer's cry "let's roll." the plane crashed in pennsylvania just 20 minutes' flying time from washington, d.c., the intended target. >> i think it made everybody aware that defense of the country is not just for those in uniform everybody has to play a role in securing our nation. >> reporter: the nation responded by defending against organized terror a

there have been at least 386 atlanta's _ injuries are.demic in gun violence shows no signs of stopping. such a powerful message in that museum and are such powerful waves to end that report with. moving on to end that report with. moving on to other stories stop after lengthy delays the latest james bond movie is finally here. it was originally due for release in april last year but faced repeated delays because of the pandemic. the world premiere was held today at the royal albert hall in london with the red carpet rolled out for a royal audience. actual royalty... ..and one of the closest things we have to cinema royalty. tonight's premiere, a celebration of the 25th officialjames bond film. there's something i need to tell you. i bet there is. no time to die is daniel craig's farewell to the 007 franchise. he is also hoping it will mark the end to a hugely difficult time for the cinema industry, so badly hit by the pandemic. just to be here is just a huge relief. i hope we can do something. i hope it has, it is a springboard. i hope it

>> yes. >> atlanta. >> yes. >> of course, where is the peach?o remember your moves and just have to give it all you got. you have one shot. >> have your fellow housewives of atlanta given you any advice or has your experience with them given you anything you can take away and bring to the dance floor? >> yeah, i say i twirl on my haters. >> i knew that was coming. >> in the words of beyonce. >> rrr. i love that. >> hey, y'all, don't be scared. cody. >> not at all. >> hey, boo. how you doing? >> aim great. excited to be here. >> i take some of your rides on peloton. i should have known your moves on the bike, you were a background dancer back in the day. >> you can't tell them that. you can't give away the secret. >> tell us about it. >> in my former life i was a professional dancer and danced for katy perry, nicki minaj so used to busting a move. >> uh-huh. uh-huh. so you ready? >> i'm ready. >> it's a little different. >> it's a lot different. usually this is -- i usually do a lot of booty shaking. >> we know. >> right. >> and body rolls, so th

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the eagles are coming off a big win against the atlanta falcons kyle shanahan and jimmy g. now this weekend is going to be a challenge. this is an eagles team that's coming off of a season opening thumping of the atlanta falcons and they're going to be playing in front of their 4 home crowd for the first time since they get back in 2019. >> it starts and effectiveness. you still see fletcher students and staff granting same. stephanie, what is new is right up to their level. so i'm watching last week. i think there's going to light injuries in this league and and we definitely challenge this week. a little bit of a different within the coaches and things like that. the fronts, the same. >> latona there towns is as fast as they get. so be a good test for us. in the back and i guess in town to, you know, the new cars and everything. >> kickoff against eagles is set for 10 o'clock this sunday. now to bay area baseball ago and all good things unfortunately have to come to an end, including the giants 9 game win streak for the giants, taking on the padres at oracle park and the

the area will be used for a sixth runway at atlanta's huge hartsfield jackson airport.e on the grand canal and a series of boat races — which this year falls on the 1600th anniversary of the foundation of the city. this event was also special for another reason: it was the first time the men and women's winning rowing teams were awarded the same cash prize of a0 thousand dollars per rower. a reminder of our top story. the afghan resistance leader, who has been waging an intense battle against the taliban to stop them taking control of panjshir province, has said he's willing to enter peace talks. ahmad massoud posted on social media that he supported a plan, put forward by religious clerics, for a negotiated settlement. he called on the taliban to end its military offensive, saying his group, the national resistance front, was ready to stop the war immediately to achieve peace. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @lucyegrey. hello there. sunday was a warm, sunny day for most, hot for some along the south coast. we saw temperatures peaking at 27 celsius in west sussex — th

who said that this was an unfair advantage. primarily because atlanta was born, ryan mclaughlin spend 6 years in the us special forces before starting her transition in 2010. and before that transition, as we can see, ryan was quite a muscular man. so that's why many of the pundits in m. m, a very renown pundits as well said that this was unfair, irrespective of how one treats the rights of transgender people. they all said they supported the rights of transgender people. but from a sporting perspective, this was unjust. listen, alonda mclaughlin transition 5 years ago, which means that she lived 33 years of her life as a man tonight mclaughlin fought in b to buy a logical woman. what a shock this is nonsense. this is a lot of mclaughlin, that female through one or 1st m m a fight against someone born a women. i think people can identify with whatever they like, but i don't think this has a place in combat sports. you all think this is okay and empowering to trans genders. interestingly enough, not only am i may bundis were outraged with such fight taking place, but also feminists. a

new details about the saudi government and the attacks on america >>> we've got the latest on the atlanta apartment complex explosion. what may have caused it. >>> week one of the nfl saw some exciting moments across the league as fans packed stadiums from coast to coast. >>> plus all the biggest moments from mtv's video music awards. they pulled out all the stops. a busy kickoff to your new week. "early today" starts right now >>> glad you could be with us this morning i'm frances rivera >> and i'm kendis gibson glad to be with you. hope you had a great weekend as we kick off a new week, the delta variant continues to turbocharge the covid pandemic there have now been more than 41 million infections and the death toll has surpassed 663,000 people but in some states things are looking up this morning. according to the cdc, more than 2/3 of the populations in massachusetts, vermont and connecticut have been vaccinated those states leading the country in vaccination rates >> classes are back in session today in new york city after 18 months of in-home learning the nation's largest school di

for more on this at spring in atlanta, pitt trove. he's a specialist in korean affairs and a senior lecturer at the international college of management in sydney. hello there, atlanta. she said she was apparently the 1st for the new system. tell us a little bit more about what hypersonic nissan is and how dangerous it can be. well, it's the cutting edge of technology in defense. and it's not only north korea who is developing at the number of countries who believe that it's the future of defense system. so we remember president question of russia when delivering his annual speech to the russians of parliament a few years ago. even demonstrate that the animated images of russian can joel, this is supersonic file, very proudly reporting that. now russia invincible. and of course, the target for russian weapons of course, would be would be aiming at the united states, the arch enemy of north korea. so it's not surprising that north korea is also following suit and investing into this technology. and interestingly, it's academy of differe