atlanta, people criticize atlanta, but atlanta is a mighty good airport and everyone has their assigned jobs. the airport security does one thing, tsa does another, the faa is fully equipped to handle the ground stop and the reassessment and diverting of flights. for atlanta, given that it appears, what they would have done is literally put them in areas to stack and hold, and most likely bring them back, so there would be a short schedule disruption. but hopefully not the ripple effect that atlanta can cause, and then also juliet was right, atlanta is the airport that you can sectionalize it off. so one area having a problem, atlanta has tabletopped lots of exercises and they have different law enforcement authority, so likely they were able to seal off the one area, assess the situation. it sounds like they did not have to take people out of that whole gate area or terminal area. so because it is atlanta and they have practiced everything and they have so much law enforcement there, they'll probably be able to get them back in the air quickly. >> nadia romero is at the airport for us.

i used to live in atlanta. i've flown through that airport thousands of times, literally, at this point in my life. you've got a lot of different terminals. you have a lot of people moving through those terminals and we are receiving video and watching it right now, you think about the panic that ensued subsequently after either hearing these gunshots or hearing to take cover. how do you handle a security situation like this? when you're in an airport? >> well, first officers on the ground, they've got to get control. they've got to get to the source of the shot. stop that. if it's just an accident, it's quickly stopped. make your announcements, get other officers there, make sure no one was hurt when they were rushing away. somebody get trampled or knocked down. but you know, it's strange to say, yasmin, but it's a good sign that people are reacting to a gunshot by getting away. quickly. they're not standing around to be curious. you know, it really is bad to be curious when you hear a shot. or an explosion. g

atlanta fire assisted with the evacuation today during the incident.rts of three injures but none reported with the self-evacuation. we provided services to those in need and helped to return the airport back to normal business continuity and that is all. thank you. >> so again as i said, we'll open it up for questions right now. want to make sure that you get that. there were three reports injures associated with this. chief win free could talk about that as well. but i know there is social media reports out there saying there were some other issues, we have three right now, there was one person who was transported if i'm not mistaken. if that is correct. good. now everybody wants to talk about the suspect so i'll bring major norman up here and he'll be able to address any questions that you may have. what do you have? >> you mentioned he had warrants out. you could elaborate on the previous or past criminal history you might have found for this individual? >> i'm sorry, i cannot -- >> you can't elaborate? >> no. >> did he say -- >> one of the charges

atlanta police department is on the scene.are getting word about many passengers who have gone out on to the tarmac. we're getting some video in here right now showing you a rather chaotic scene. pretty frightening for folks there. i'm joined by nbc news senior producer jay blackman. what do you know about this incident? >> government official tells me this is -- this is a senior government official that the passenger's gun was discovered after checkpoint in their accessible property. the passenger then grabbed it and accidentally discharged the weapon at the checkpoint. so, this was -- sounds like it was a mistake. the first -- of this year, there were more guns discovered in passenger luggage than ever before, so that was a record. it's just that people bring guns to airports, and as captain cox said earlier, most of the time, they are discovered and they're sent on their way. >> okay. jay, i need you to reiterate because the audio was a little sketchy at the beginning of when you joined us. so you're saying that somebody gr

it is atlanta's first world series title since 1995. the most valuable player was braves outfielder. we'll have more on the braves win later this hour from cnn's andy scholes in houston. but a good night for the atlanta braves. well done to them. >>> now, u.s. president joe biden has returned home from scotland where he and other world leaders welcomed several agreements at the cop-26 climate summit. we'll have more on the nations that are pledging next. >>> plus, a green energy race is shaping up between the u.s. and china, and beijing may be getting the edge. we'll explain after this short break. you are watching "cnn newsroom." unlike ordinary memory supplements, neuriva plus fuels six key indicators of brain performance. more brain performance? yes, please! neuriva. think bigger. wow... that's so nice! is that a photo of tepechitlan? yeah! the gift of ancestry®, is a walk through your history. do you remember who this is? it's a gift that surprises you, moves you, and bonds you. ...papa? i can see the nose and everything. she was th

the train from downtown atlanta south into the airport. i had just gotten off the train and was walking through one of the main entrances in the domestic terminal alongside baggage claim, making my way towards security. and i had gotten all of 20 steps down the hallway before a combination of other passengers and airport security folks told me that i needed to stop walking. so i stopped, i turned around, and i retraced those 20 or so steps that i had taken, and i was sitting at the corner of that hallway for the next maybe three to five minutes. and folks were having conversations about an active shooter, some folks said that they had heard gunshots, but for the most part it was calm. and we saw someone turn the corner and just barrel down that hallway. and that was the point at which all chaos kind of broke out. everyone was dropping their suitcases, folks were running in any possible direction away from what we thought was the center of action. people were sliding under rais and jumping over barricades, just trying to get out of what we

there's one in atlanta. and the airport police in atlanta is handled by the atlanta city police. they have a major or assistant chief who is in charge of the airport detail, and it is really time for those two leaders, the federal security director at tsa and the airport atlanta pd commander or the atlanta chief to speak to the public and say, what happened? because you've got, you know, just really millions of travelers on the biggest holiday weekend in the country and this is not good to cause this stress around the country and people have to travel. so, in other words, clarity of what happened. everybody can deal with it. the public will deal with it. whatever it is, we've been through awful terrorist attack, we can go through an accidental shot or even an on-purpose shot with someone who's being sought, but they need to spell it out. don't have all these questions. what happened? is there someone you're seeking? is there someone you're seeking to arrest? leverage the public to help you here. just quiet this thing down, because it's not really good to leave it hanging in the a

on saturday, atlanta police identified the man with the gun as kenny wells, a convicted felon. they say he managed to escape the airport with the weapon and officers are actively searching for him. now, the situation also unfolded during one of the busiest weekends of the year, as americans travel ahead of the thanksgiving holiday on thursday. cnn's nadia romero has more. >> reporter: we're getting back to a sense of normalcy at atlanta's hartsfield-jackson airport, after the security incident that happened at about 1:30 on saturday. so we know that there was a passenger who had a gun that was in his bags at some point during the security check bocheckpoint with tsa, it was an accidental discharge. we know that that passenger during the confusion, the chaos that ensued there after fled the airport. investigators are trying to track him down to investigate and speak with him. now, that created a domino effect of confusion and at some points, chaos in the airport, as people learned that there was an active shooter

the scene in atlanta a short while ago. sound of gupfire breaks out sending passengers ducking to are cover in the security line. >> get over here. get over here! >> get down! >> get over here. >> minutes late authorities determined thankfully it was an accidental discharge, no injuries. atlanta airport tweeting a short while ago, not an active shooter. accidental discharge at the airport. no danger to passengers or employees. an investigation ongoing. more will be published on this channel. right to nadya romero on the phone. a live picture of hartsfield airport right now pap . a frightening few minutes. at a very busy airport we all know. what are you learning about the accidental discharge the airport is calling it? are the. >> reporter: a lot a now sayingt was an accidental discharge, but that information did not get to the passengers soon enough. there was plenty of people who panicked and still plenty of confusion right now with people trying to figure out exactly what happened and how it affects them. people who are

you know how busy atlanta's hartfield jackson, if you want to go there yet to change to atlanta, andcreased of security presence. this should say check with your airline. we don't know if the gun belonged to a police officer or an armed federal air marshal to have armed federal air marshals they carry weapons but the tsa agents, great folks who want us down and make us go to the machines they don't have guns, they're not armed but maybe somebody was checking a gun in yet strict rules about carrying a gun on a plane. arthel: you make a good point this is the weekend before thanksgiving. i know people will wait until next week to travel, wednesday will be the biggest travel day. some people are getting a head start and people are on edge as they've seen the reports of the misbehavior, bad behavior in flights. with purity concern did not you have a hearing as a gun going off at the airport. it has to make you really, really nervous. we are going to can follow the breaking news in atlanta at hartsfield jackson airport. we will bring more as we get meanwhile no one is armed and no one rem

that was not atlanta. steve: they will need a lot of cops in atlanta for the big parade.t night the atlanta braves won the world series in houston, which is delicious irony given the fact that major league baseball took away the all-star game from atlanta. they had to win on the road but that is where, look at that right there, that is where minute maid park is in whitney houston a retractible roof i understand. no dome but retractible roof. lawrence jones is there lawrence, it was a big night for atlanta and braves fans everywhere. lawrence: that's exactly right. good morning, family. let's talk about that roof. the astros hoped that if they kept the roof open because they this some success, that it would help then in this game. well, the braves just weren't having it what a comeback after a tumultuous year, the first time since 1995 that they won it all. such raw emotions last night. i had the opportunity to talk ton solve the players. we will show you a little bit of that footage later on in the show. guys, a big moment for atlanta. injuries, having the all-star game g

. >>> and we begin with the chaos at atlanta's airport this weekend. things are now getting back to normal, but this was the scene on saturday after gunfire erupted inside the airport. now, travelers as you can see there, started hitting the floor in the security screenin g area. clearly you can see people are terrified there. that was the scene inside. outside, crowds of people began rushing away from the terminal. according to investigators a passenger was trying to get through airport security with a gun in his bag, but when tsa agents stopped him, he lunged and grabbed the gun and ended up firing it. that setoff the panic we just saw and sent other travelers running for cover. here's how one woman described the scene. >> people just came flying through and just were like, run, run, run. and then people were just running. and we all just ran outside this door right here and made our way across to the side of the airport and just -- it was organized chaos. >> so thankfully, officials say no one was shot, but at least three people were hurt in that ru

atlanta wins their first world series title since 1995.rks assistant coach john mclean taking the reins tonight with the head coach and six players still in covid protocols. ryan murphy, his first career goal awfully defenseman. the sharks take the lead. this was tomas hertl's night. his third of the year to make it 3-1. hands of a surgeon. look at the stickhandling perfection. his second of the game. sharks roll, 5-3. captain klay thompson back on the water today, commuting to practice at shea center. full boating attire. he's probably a couple of months away from being in a game, but his shot remains pure. >> he is still really good at shooting, so that's really encouraging. he's still 6'7". he's still the really big, strong guy for a guard. all the things that made him great, that is what we are excited about. >> he's in the gym as much, if not as more is everybody else. it will be scary when he finally gets to unleash two years of frustration. i wouldn't want to be on the others of that. larry: scary fun for fans. cuteness alert. draym

atlanta mayor keisha lands bottom.>. >>> in atlanta, the hotly contested race to replace democratic mayor keisha lands bottom is heading to a runoff, felicia moore currently leads against more than a dozen other candidates. >> she will be one in a runoff at the end of the month, but who she will run against remains to be seen, the political reporter for the atlanta journal constitution. we always love running through these things with you. where do things stand this morning? >> yeah. it's not the surprise front runner. it looks like he stralsz andre dig didn'tson. there are very few votes left to be tallied and there may not be enough. he has a huge fundraising edge and is seen as a shoe-in. no longer is that the case. >> we saw how rising crime played into the race. eric adams a moderate with a police background, himself, how did that play into the race in atlanta? >> a major factor. public polls showed that crime is the number one factor. it's a part of an effort to divorce the city, essentially split the city. resid

frank camp, the government of atlanta, key science bottoms. you have no confidence in our ability to protect these people, protect the city. so we've kind of had to take it upon ourselves to try to do whatever we can to prevent loss of life. here with the past few weeks, the people who color involved in our group had expressed a concern with black lock and the long guns and continually saying that they are uncovered, whether they don't like it. so even though it took a while to make the adjustments, all the adjustments have been made were much more comfortable now, i believe, and the long runs are no longer making an appearance. i think it's very positive change that's been made with this little corner and we made it into the world that we want to see. so you can say whatever you want to say about, just come down here to my face and bring some soup with you when you call a white supremacist verify. with 4 days ago, i went into a massage parlor and gone down. 8 people i believe. and his actions, he justified them as a moral justice. no one has

no hes, are you guys there to attract people in the streets right here in atlanta? no hes a walk on the south end of the hell you're gone for that's with the scary man for baker with with oh, a a the way what are you guys doing? we haven't done any. what are you doing? no, there's no need for that. go with no need for what the hell you want to have any other vendors. you put a white supremacist above the regular the capital building a. c c wall a, somebody doing all the in the country. y'all minister arrest somebody with all arrest. black lot of people. black lot of people on the sidewalk. all right, so if you're at work to do with you have to walk around the car in a temporary super busy block. if you do get the phone, you say black, large matter, all of a sudden the whole army ah, a in the city of atlanta, if you get arrested, your property does not stay with you in whatever building that you go to. it gets taken to a separate location. so basically we have our phones and all of our other personal belongings that we need to survive in. i'm on medication central an

i remember on a just day 3 of the protest over george floyd year in atlanta, cops shot rubber bullets into your guys after just one water bottle to the toilet paper rolls were thrown. i came out there and all i wore was a t shirt over my head, and i've been made sure gas multiple times. i don't even care about your gas anymore and have a permanent scar from a rubber bullet. i've seen people sat on the sidewalk and beaten up, there were still vindictive people wanting to stand up for themselves. they turned on to this, basically. and then when the machine is malicious card showing out, they didn't do anything they would. then we'll see what the rest of this week for a for next week with practice on the 6th. yeah. with the same comments that appreciate your efforts, man and saying so what is your protest gonna consist of? when i turn i, a lot of individuals. we're talking about on the solidarity, we finish it because the jacob blake decision to not charge the officers who shot him and nearly killed him. it was released today. yeah. from his kid. so we're, we're planning a solidarity mar

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no hes, are you guys, they attack and they attack people in the streets right here in atlanta. they'll have a walk on the south end of the handle. you're gone for us with the scary man for baker with the with oh a ah the what are you guys doing? we haven't done any. what are you doing? yeah, there's no need for go what the hell no need for what the hell you want to have any other energy for a white supremacist or above the regular to capital building. ah . c c c well the cobra read somebody doing all the country. y'all minister read somebody who y'all arrest black lives matter. people. black lot of people on the sidewalk. go wrestle. ah, if your wife to do with you have to walk around a black lives matter. all of a sudden the whole army ah the in the city of atlanta, if you get arrested, your property does not stay with you in whatever building that you go to. it gets taken to a separate location. so basically we have our phones and all of our other personal belongings that we need to survive in. i'm on medication central in my opinion. and so they put my medicine in evidence o

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when a black one was getting beaten up on the streets of atlanta in front of the court house in front of the jail. all of a sudden quantica. imagine that ever since the police were started, that's more it's ever been. is them coming down with a hammer on the nail? had as hard as they can because they're going to meet people into submission. do what we say, or do you put your self where you can write and think about what you did because the so that hm, i wouldn't say i feel vindicated, that the right thing is out of the public guys, because that's all they are. they're out of the public library, the police are looking for them. and i don't celebrate that personally because the surveillance state is bad even went against your enemies. because we know in the long run, we are still hated by the police were so hated by the government, the police lawfully coming after us, the same way that they are the right way. people that took terroristic action, even though we haven't done anything wrong. we want him to have them write a little, right? absolutely. he's. we just need to get an extension

i was just in hartsfield in atlanta about a week ago. it's extremely busy for those who weren't traveling during covid, the arnts are busy. but the numbers you heard before, tsa talking about 4600 weapons confiscated this year. another few numbers. atlanta hartsfield before covid, you're talking about 100 million plus passengers a year. 100 million plus. 11 of a million are going to have a weapon. so if you start to do those numbers, jim, if you want to stop the airport every time somebody gets a weapon confiscated, hartsfield with 100 million plus passengers a year is is not going to be operational. this is just too common. >> and that is a sad commentary. we obtained video of a plane held at the tarmac back when people thought it was an active shooter. again, we know it wasn't. that's according to airport officials, but let's listen to what the pilot told the passengers at the time. >> again, we've got an active shooter situation in the airport. we're not parking at the terminal out of abundance of safety for yourselves. we'll keep you

downtown atlanta south into the airport.ust gotten off the train and was walking through one of the main entrances in the domestic terminal alongside baggage claim making my way toward security and i'd gotten all of 20 steps down the hallway before a combination of other passengers and airport security folks told me that i needed to stop walking. so i stopped, i turned around and i retraced those 20 or so steps that i had taken and then i was sitting at the corner of that hallway for the next, maybe three to five minutes and folks were having conversations about an active shooter. some folks said that they'd heard gunshots and for the most part it was calm and then we saw someone turn the corner and just barrel down that hallway and that was the point at which all chaos kind of broke out. everyone was dropping their suitcases. folks were running in any possible direction away from what we thought were the center of action. people were sliding under rails and jumping over barricades just trying to get out of what we thought w

atlanta police are looking for the man who escaped hartsfield-atlanta international airport after his weapon discharged. >> the gun went off yesterday afternoon at a security checkpoint, and it sparked fears of an active shooter. that temporarily grounded flights. the incident sent frightened travelers scrambling as you can see in these videos. thousands of people running through the terminals, leave behind their luggage and loved ones. >> heard somebody say active shooter. get out. and that's when everyone starts running away really hard. people were dropping their bags. into everyone was dropping their suitcases, folks were running in any possible direction away from what we thought was the center of action. people were sliding under rails and jumping over barricades, just trying to get out of what we thought was harm's way. >> people just came flying through and were like run, run, run. then people were just running. and we all just ran outside this door right here and made our way across to the side of the airport. it was organized chaos. >> authorities have identified a suspect,

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so this is why i am here. >> reporter: other major orchestras may now take atlanta's cue.s, mark strassmann, cbs news, atlanta. >> duncan: and stutzman's story showing us that there is always a place for women. that is the cbs weekend news for this sunday. "60 minutes" is coming up. i'm jericka duncan in new york. thanks for staying with us. have a great night. ♪ ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> live from the cbsn bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news . >>> a warning from police that we could be in for more mass robberies and the security analyst weighs in on the rise in the crime and what it could mean for shoppers. >> at what point we finally say that you can't come into macy's unless you have been cleared? it is a mess. there has to be some recourse or somebody who breaks the law. >> from thefts to gunbattles and sideshows, what is going on in oakland? and the police chief is set to address the mayhem that unfolded over a course of several hours. >>> later, it is a material worth more than gold and takes m

the atlanta rapper taking mom's advice and helping kids in need. >> this is the "cbs weekend news." >s: good evening, i'm carter evans. adriana diaz is off. tonight, new cases of the covid variant omicron are cropping up around the world. britain, belgium, the czech republic, germ me, italy, israel and hong kong all with confirmed cases, botswana reported at least four. the u.k. reimposes mask mandates as prime minister boris johnson has this warning today: >> it does appear that omicron spreads very rapidly, and can be spread between people who are double vaccinated. >> evans: cbs' debora patta is in johannesburg, south africa, where omicron was first discovered. >> reporter: the discovery of the new variant has sent a chill across the globe, and scientists are understandably worried. omicron has over 30 mutations, which could make it more transmissible and vaccine resistant, and many countries have rushed to slap travel bans against south africa. but public experts, bike epidemiologist salim abdool karim, warn that the virus is probably already in many countries. >> stopping travel

atlanta police are now looking for a man who escaped hartsfield-atlanta international airport after his weapon discharged. >> the gun went off yesterday afternoon near a security checkpoint and fears of an active shooter and temporary grounding flights was the result. the incident sent thousands of people, frightened travelers, scrambling, running through the terminal, they left their luggage and other belongings behind. >> people just came flying through and were like run, run, run. we all just ran outside this door right here and made our way across to the side of the airport and just -- it was organized chaos. >> stuff thrown about and luggage were unattended and people were leaving everything there. >> now we're relieved this kind of message will be updated to everyone right away, not hours later. guess what, now you feel a relief and you know that no one was trying to hurt no one. no one was triying to kill someone. it was an accident. now we can breathe much easier. >> authorities have identified a suspect here. cnn's nadya romero has more for us. thanksgiving travelers were lined

so let's talk about atlanta.ap up right now because, you know, you have eric adams that is a moderate there and this incredibly contentious race happening in atlanta there. reed is back once the man and all these other folks on the ticket, as well. what do you know about this? >> keasha lance bottoms not running because of covid and crime. former two term mayor of atlanta trying to mount a comeback. a big competitor is the president of the city counsel. a major american city in the world series now but there is a lot of divisions in that city bubbling up, it's a tough job. it will be a tough fought race and if any one candidate doesn't clear 50%, this will go to a run off at the end of the month. >> okay, now buffalo. there is an incredibly intense race happening there that could result in the first socialist mayor of a major american city in six decades. big name progressives endorsed socialists candidates india walton over byron brown. >> this is a fascinating race. it's being seen by democratic progressives an

talked with the commander of the atlanta airport police precinct. they're going to detain him shortly and we've got the all clear here at the airport. >> are you identifying the passenger at this point and do you believe that this passenger was attempting to bring the gun through security in an instance when he should not have been? in other words, do you think he was violating some sort of airport policy here that is going to be something you need to look into? >> well, the investigation into that obviously is ongoing, but one of the major issues that we have here at atlanta and other airports as well is we're trying to make sure that people do not bring weapons through the checkpoints. having this weapon could be recovered because it feels our training processes from our leagues at the tsa are working. what the motive behind that is still to be determined. >> asorry to ask you so many detailed questions, it's the reporter in me, did the bag go through the screener and did it show up on the screen and that's how it was detected? can you explain tha

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as i mentioned i grew up in atlanta, i'm a fan of the braves, or some call them the atlanta baseball, club it seem in the league are obviously trying to be a political here, is that impossible? given the state of the culture and the fact that it's trump himself who's involved in obviously wants to insert himself to any cultural wedge in this country? >> former presidents brand is absolutely to divide everybody that you can. to big baseball in the national pastime, and try to turn it into a political issue, i think it's possible to end voided as a political, issue we saw that with the moving of the all-star game. i think it's going to continue. >> if you are a last night's, game or even tonight and you are to try to use it as a bellwether for the popularity of, trump both in georgia and around the country. especially with the very trumpian candidate running for governor in virginia, and even some of the bell in georgia, how would you see things look for him, and the maga movement. is it strong? or has he been set some massive political setbacks with some of the candidates he's indoors,

. >>> four months ago, four months ago the atlanta braves looked hopeless would they sell off or keepding? well, they fought and now they're champions. atlanta crushed houston in game six of the world series and won it all we're live at truist park, with braves fans who waited more than a quarter century for this moment in business, setbacks change everything. so get comcast business internet and add securityedge. it helps keep your network safe by scanning for threats every 10 minutes. and unlike some cybersecurity options, this helps protect every connected device. yours, your employees' and even your customers'. so you can stay ahead. get started with a great offer and ask how you can add comcast business securityedge. plus for a limited time, ask how to get a $500 prepaid card when you upgrade. call today. >>> left side, swanson to first. the braves hello, champions >> for the first time in 26 years, they're world champions, joe buck last night they crushed the astros 7-0 in houston. just last hour the braves landed back home in atlanta the star slugger freddie freeman lifting the

so let's talk about atlanta. let's put the atlanta map up right now. have eric adams, who's a moderate there. and then you have this incredibly contentious race that's happening in atlanta right there. kasim reed is back, once the man. and you have all these other folks on the ticket as well. what do you know about this? >> keisha lance bottoms declining to run for re-election in part because of the combination of covid and crime. kasim reed, former two-term mayor of atlanta, trying to mount a big comeback. one of his big competitors is the president of the city council. atlanta a major american city. in the world series right now. but there's a lot of divisions in that city that have been bubbling up. so it is a tough job. it's going to be i atough-fought race. if any one candidate doesn't clear 50% this one's going to a runoff at the end of the month. >> okay. now buffalo. there's an incredibly intense race happening there that could result in the first socialist mayor of a major american city in more than six decades. a lot of big name progressives

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we start with baseball in the atlanta braves, a one the world series. i called the job done at the home of the houston astros and in epic fashion. so monica has the latest with this report, and it's been 26 years in the making all that, but the atlanta braves, the world series champions, once again. and they captured the title in style by destroying the houston astros on the road. in game 6, quarries delay getting the scoring going with a 3 run homer. atlanta gave up a for nothing lead and choked and game 5. this time however, they were ruthless. dan's be swanson's massive hit with testament to just that astros fans could hardly believe what had hit them when perch ready. freeman also got in on the home run action by which point the celebrations were almost in full swing credit. and when the title clenching moment came, the brave didn't hold back. to learn to winning the world series with an emphatic 7, nothing demolition. i'm still nom so i really don't have emotions. i'm just kind of turn tell you guys things of how i feel, cuz i don't really show any

atlanta added two more runs in the fifth. on a swanson homer and another off the bats of freddie freeman. freeman, a longtime face of the franchise now a free agent hit a solo shot to center field. max free who struggled badly turned in a gem allowed just four hits on the mound. tyler matzek to me start the seventh and will smith closed out the bottom of the ninth securing the braves world series championship. and the braves were under .400 in august. congrats to atlanta. it's not too early to turn our sights to next year. i miss baseball already. mgm gives the braves a 10% chance for next season. despite losing in the nlcs, the dodgers are early favorites 5-1, followed by the astros 8-1, chicago white rox, 12-1 as for the gritty america's team boston red sox, a mere 18 to 1. if you don't trust the oddsmakers, you may want to look for trevor plouffe who accurately predicted that the braves win back in march. attaboy, trevor. >>> and finally, the college football playoff committee has released its initial rankings. no surprise

. >>> four months ago, four months ago the atlanta braves looked hopeless will they sell-off or keepre folding? well, they fought and now they're champions. >>> atlanta crushed houston in game six of the world series and won it all we're live at truss mark park, with brain spans that waited more than a quarter century. hey google. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ to make progress, we must keep taking steps forward. we believe the future of energy is lower carbon. and to get there, the world needs to reduce global emissions. at chevron, we're taking action. tying our executives' pay to lowering the carbon emissions intensity of our operations. it's tempting to see how far we've come. but it's only human... to know how far we have to go. >>> left side, swanson to first. hello, champions >> for the first time in 26 years, they're world champions, joe buck last night they crushed the astros 7-0 in houston. just last hour the braves landed back home in atlanta the star slugger freddie freeman lifting the hardware in front of all of the fans. the atlanta journal constitution celebrating the win on its front pa

travellers at atlanta's airport running for safety, flights grounded, the gunman fleeing and it happened during the historic holiday travel surge the nation's airports hitting a new record ahead of thanksgiving. >>> protests from portland to new york in the wake of the kyle rittenhouse acquittal. the new video of his reaction immediately after the verdict. >> the jury reached the correct verdict. self defense is not illegal. >> reporter: as a father of one of the men he killed speaks out to us. >>> boosters for all, the new recommendation from the cdc and the surprising science of how quickly and effectively the third shot works >>> new video released today of the chinese tennis player believed to have gone missing after she made accusations against a former government official what the government run media claims it revealed >>> the highway free for all after an armored car accident >> someone dropped money all over the freeway. >> police now hunting down drivers who scooped up the cash. >>> plus, triumphing over expectation the football team's secret weapon that now has them heading to

. >>> thanksgiving travel shattering pandemic records and the chaos in atlanta's airport after a man discharged a gun in his bag the man hunt tonight. >>> winter covid surge fears. cases nearing 100,000 a day. boosters now available for all adults and today's deadline for federal workers to get vaccinated how many complied? >>> shocking images. flash mobs robbing stores >>> and counting down to black friday. our exclusive with walmart's u.s. ceo how the retail giant is keeping top gifts on the shelves amid a supply crisis. >>> this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening we have learned a lot more about last night's sickening tragedy at a holiday parade in wisconsin. of the five people killed when an suv barrelled into spectators four were women from age 52 to 81 as many as six critically injured children among the 48 injured. families, marching bands and even dancing grannies just some of those gathered for an annual tradition that may never again be remembered in quite the same way tonight new video of the speeding vehicle and those in its path offers only a part o

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and that the committee's investigation has slowed the atlanta criminal investigation. what can you tell us about that. >> you know, i'm not aware of that, whether there is anything that our investigation is doing that would inhibit any other investigation, and i would hope that frankly there would be a synergistic relationship between -- to bring out the facts, both civil or criminal. so i'm not aware of that. and i certainly hope that if we find evidence of criminal activity, that we will disclose-knit the proper manner, just as we did during the russia and ukraine investigations when we discovered activity, in some cases it was perjury or what we believe was perjury to our committee, that we would make the appropriate references to the justice department. >> so stuart stevens who worked on republican presidential campaigns and was the top strategist on some of them said something tonight that i think could be helpful to your investigation. let's listen to this. >> the person, if i was in that i would focus on who i think is the most normal and would feel some genuine

go ahead and atlanta. yes and thank you. i agree, i me, i don't even know why he started talking about from to that degree on the, i know that drop, you know, it's like the beginning, but we've corrected that. that's why joe biden is the president of united states. however, he should have been hammering in on the gold bread and butter issues. and i don't understand why the democratic party can not talk about that. and i don't know while we keep trying to make the pandemic and people leaving jobs. ah, a democratic or republican issue in a global pandemic in all of the countries around the world. everyone's not working, women, not working names, not working. and i don't understand how we have become so polarized that america, that we have blamed this on a part instead of blaming on a pandemic. they're positive with that as far as it did happen, president, who at that time, who i'm gonna try. and now this will incompetent only ish ebitda christopher. yeah . hey, i want to go to, i want to talked about florida, the free state of

. >>> it's championship friday in atlanta.he world series champion atlanta braves will make its way through the city into dekalb county ending with a concert at the park. schools across atlanta are closed today. >>> a big day for american families on capitol hill. the house is expected to vote on both of president biden's economic bills. the sweeping social safety net plan and the bipartisan infrastructure bill, house democrats clearly coalescing after major election defeats. see it as a time to act. catherine clark says they want to pass a bill that will do the most good for the most people. >> every calle t that i get, ev time i'm out in my district, people are concerned about the future. the pandemic has been a time of loss and challenge, and it has bred anxiety. as we see rising costs at the grocery store, at the gas pump, people want know that they are seen and we are working for them. >> the last remaining issues are immigration and concerns from five moderates who want an accounting from the congressional budget office.