we had to the south east of the united states, to atlanta. about half of the city's population is african american martin luther king juniors birthplace and coca cola headquarters are both located here. atlanta has become the economic hub of the black elite. george's capital is 2nd only to new york city in the number of black owned businesses. the city suburbs are also home to a company unlike any other, a company that aiming to be a kind of black owned amazon. by his late twenty's sharif abdulla league already had several projects to his name, including an online market place for black own businesses was gone. all. everything's good by story. how did a puzzle piece to the one right out at 800000 like 14400. i mean a lot of people viewed it took a site. oh yeah. so so that's really good for business. sharif abdul malik a young business graduate was quick to spot the potential of the growing by black movement. he found it. we buy black dot com in 2015. the website sells products from black owned businesses and sellers. everything from clothing

she taught at atlanta public schools morehouse college spelman college and was chair of clark atlanta university's music department. she currently lives in decatur, georgia and continues to be an advocate for education and an active member of the uga community as you'll see from her virtual background the school of education or the college of education was also recently named for miss early. hank clevenoff who is today's moderators a veteran journalist and both the pulitzer prize-winning author and a peabody award-winning podcast host. he is a professor of practice at emory's creative writing program. he coauthored the race beat the press and civil rights struggle and the awakening of a nation which won the 2007 pulitzer prize for history. prior to joining emory who is a long-time reporter and editor for more than 35 years, including a stint as managing editor of our hometown newspaper the atlanta journal constitution. so again, y'all are in for a treat to really wonderful speakers today as they're speaking if you have any questions that come up, you're welcome to drop those into the

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i'm ceo of the metropolitan the metropolitan atlanta rapid transit agency in atlanta. i'm honored to have the opportunity to appear alongside my transit agency colleagues and share our experience that marta and future expansion efforts made possible in part by congress's passage of the bipartisan if the structure law. marta has been the culmination of 35 years of experience in the transit industry. i worked my way t through collee and first it was just a job that paid the bills. and at some point the mission of getting people where they needed to go became a part of me. i rose to chief service officer at the transit commission i guided that he can see through several transformational initiatives. in 2019 i was personally recruited by ceo jeff parker because of the alignment of our vision for public transit. jeff spoke about his lines and dots, the lines been a a transit and the dots be in the communities we serve. marta is the largest public transit agency in the southeast at one of the largest in the s country providing bus rail paratransit and streetcar services and

raphael bostic has been at the helm of the federal reserve bank of atlanta. n he could not have taken office at a better time. president bostic has spent decades, and that's not meant to talk about our age but he spent decades studying house income inequality and homeownership, the health of neighborhoods and out institutions can help shape policy. and the bulk of that was done as a professor in the school policy planning and development at usc. president bostic spent four years at hud advising the secretary on policies and programs. in his advisory roles focus on diversity and inclusion. i always tell folks if i could build the perfect economist it would not just have a degree in economics but also psychology, exactly what he studied at harvard before going on to get his phd at stanford. so i would say that he is the right leader at the right time. so president bostic, please give us your remarks. [applause] thank you, ellen, for the very kind introduction. you can call me old. i'm good with it. >> i think we are the same age. >> i've been old for a long tim

another one of the routes is along campbelltown road southwest of atlanta. in partnership with the city of atlanta where investing in high-capacity transit to improve connect to the date accessibility and mobility along this important quarter but the transit and transit development investments planned for this vibrant part of the city will support the overall economic and community development to establish neighbors along the route. one of exciting parts of bus rapid transit planned use of electric assistedle travel throh dense urban corridor is leaving no emissions in their wake. the first no emission buses will reduce their fleet by approximately 935 tons of greenhouse gases and reduce harmful particle matter. the increase in funding for the no in low emission bus program will help marta accelerate the transition of her fleet of fuel emission buses and where working with the city the plan of the a transformation of our largest and busiest train station which sits in the heart of the city. marta will be seeking new discretionary grants to support the 150 mi

even though you stayed in atlanta. if you don't mind, there's shotgun in the book that i'd like to quote from. it's a journal entry from when you were 1 years old at theened of orientation at clark college. let me just read when you wrote. i find it so powerful on saturday evening of freshmen orientation week, thank god i am an american. an american who can go forward not as a negro, but as a true american citizen to greater heights and to the pinnacle of success. tonight i say a fer vebt prayer for the freshman class of clark college and the freshman classes all over the world that they might dedicate themselves to the task of finishing this college course in four years, if possible, and then turn back to help their people who are not as fortunate as they. mold themselves into true citizens of the united states and of america so that some day the negro race will not be called nee gro but all will be united in the human race having differences only in the pigment of their skin, texture of their hair and having this in

like atlanta based voting rights activist cam ashley. was that mass shooting such a galvanizing moment?p>> it's h done, and we've been having problems and having problems. so it was just like the tipping point. we're pissed off, and we nationally rally to stop asian hate. it's unacceptable in america. >> reporter: last year, despite data that found that 261% hate crimes against people of - asian descent in major cities, few were charged as such. kim, a vietnam war refugee, believes the atlanta murders revealed to others that racism against the aapi community exists. >> all the businesses that are targeted were asian-owned businesses. the targets of his execution were women women. and top of that, he has an addiction towards asian women. that's a race situation. how can you not say this is a hate crime? >> why do you think so many of the victims remained invisible to, in many cases, to law enforcement, to reporters? >> asian people are not into, let's all shine, you know, national media on my tragedy, okay? we don't want our suffering and

>> so congresswoman, this is the atlanta airport. how many of those weapons that are discovered are deliberate or just forgetfulness based on what the police records show, most of those that are apprehended for a weapon in their carry-on luggage at the checkpoints claim that they forget the weapons. that's in the high 90 percentile. repeat offenders, laster year we only had one repeat offender of the 507 weapons that were cob -- caught at the checkpoint. messaging are done in a number of fashions. we have dynamic messaging, static messaging, pictorial, multilanguage, multimedia, customer service this the queue line reminding passengers to check their luggage one more time to ensure they don't have any guns in their luggage or other items. it's done multiple times along the journey to include when you check in on either the app or the airlines, there is a whole set of messages by the airlines to talk of prescribive items. >> i have seen the static messages on a message board, but i have not seen other messages in the numerous airports

he created an expansive vision for transit in metro atlanta. he leaves a trem tus legacy that colleagues now will continue and though jeff is no longer with us, his work and his vision are sustained and alive with us. and we will work together to realize as much of it as we can. if i might, mr. chairman, on behalf of the committee and the senate extend our condolences to the whole marta family during this difficult time. following mr. parker's passing, in january, mr. greenwood was selected as marta's interim ceo and general manager and brings more than 30 years of experience in transit and served as chief service operator, and the transit commission overseeing bus, rail, transit services, security and maintenance and mr. greenwood will now carry the torch from mr. parker to lead the largest and most ambitious expansion in modernization program since marta's founding over 40 years ago and expansion in modernization that will not be possible without this committee and your support, mr. chairman. mr. greenwood, welcome to the senate. >> thank you

you mentioned the fact that the atlanta daily world was there. first black bank which was built by a former slave, david t. howard, after whom david t. howard nightclubs, there were banks. there was a library. there was a teen home. all of that. i never strayed too far from that area, because when i started teaching in 1957, i had just turned 21 because my birthday is in june. the school was very close to the king church. so, yes, that area nurtured me and helped to, i guess, pave my way forward as an adult. >> people who would be very important in your life, jesse hill for example, we would get to know very well, dr. king and others who would assist you. i would image these were people who knew your family and came from good stock, a family that took education seriously even though your parents did not have any higher education. i think your father had very little lower education. >> right. yes. my dad only had an elementary school -- he worked on a farm with his family and he left there when he was 18 and went to the army. my dad was an astute

county governments and of course the city of atlanta.t is a lot of layers for you to deal with and i'm sure a lot of administrative headaches. well not in the same scale, i hear from montanans about the amount of time that reporting that is required for reporting transit projects. even routine operations. so, mr., could you speak about how your organization navigates these requirements. and do you see areas where it might make sense to take a different approach to some of the administrative requirements? >> thank you for the question. we actually enjoy a good partnership with our state and city representatives. we are galvanized by the urgency of good connective public transit. and while there may be issues administratively to be hammered out, there is a lot of the legislation, a lot of the grant opportunities are new. we meet quite regularly and have a deep internal commitment between the groups that we are going to sit at the table, strategize and make sure that the winner in all of this is the public transit and the communities and in

mr. -- he is the general manager of the jackson atlanta international airport. he was the chief operating officer for the houston airport system and he has been serving 22 years in the u.s. army. next we have mr. greg regan who serves as president of the transportation trade department of the aflcio, a labor institution including 42 unions across the transportation sector. members are transportation and security officers, flight attendants, colleges -- pilots and other workers. he is the secretary-treasurer. i would like to welcome mr. jason wallace, the president of the airport law enforcement agency network, he also serves as the chief of police for the port of portland oregon where he has -- port of portland, oregon where he has worked for two decades. we will hear from mr. ralph, the -- i hope i did not mess that up , the chief directive officer of the miami-dade aviation department where he has also served in a variety of other roles. without objection, the witnesses' . ms. will be put into record. i recognize each witness to summarize their statements for

nadia romero, cnn, atlanta. >> i'm paula newton at cnn center in atlanta.ore of our breaking news coverage in just a moment. >>> hello and welcome to all of you watching us here in the united states, canada, and around the world. i'm kim brunhuber. i want to get straight to our breaking news. within the last few hours, cnn teams on the ground in lviv heard multiple explosions in the city's outskirts. ukrainian officials tell us russian forces fired eight missiles near the city, several strikes hitting the international peacekeeping and security center. the military base is located outside lviv, very close to the polish border. right now, officials say they're looking into any casualties. we're also learning that air strikes have almost completely destroyed the infrastructure at an airport in a different part of western ukraine. it comes as russian troops are intense fig attacks across the country. video from a village outside kyiv shows the town virtually obliterated by russian strikes. on saturday, we also learned that seven civilians were killed while try

another is in southwest atlanta.rship with the city we are investing in high-capacity transit to improve connectivity, accessibility and mobility with the importantan corridor the transit and transit oriented development plans for the city to support the overall economic development stop by established neighborhoods. one of the exciting things is the planned use of electric buses to travel through dense urban core doors with no emissions or noise in the wake. the first zero emission vessels reduced 935 short tons of greenhouse gas whileas also reducing fine particle matter linked. and the increased funding will help to band the transmission. also working with the city with the transformation of the busiest train station that all five points also thought the city. with new discretionary to grants to support those that is the intersection of four rail lines and a transfer hub for dozens of inner-city bus routes and job centers and the arts and cultural scene and enclosing thank you for the opportunity to present to the

do they come back to atlanta? now the real implication for demand in those cities so some of them can happen. >> you mentioned current wage growth, it is really strong but the numbers are not outpacing inflation right now. how important would your outlook see the evidence and inflation going down? >> have you been talking to my research directors? >> they don't talk at all. [laughter] >> relative to inflation, it's interesting. i talked to her lawyers and they know that, too. what they described as they are trying to set wages to a they are taking prices because their workers know they are falling behind in they can have a habit so after trailing dynamic and my hope is it doesn't become a permanent feature of how the labor markets operate. a survey suggests that's not what is happening, businesses are trying to respond and i think it's really important to remember inflation we are seeing today is really an unprecedented spike, it's a very short amount of time where markets have not have the same advance notice or

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dodgers en el 2020 y atlanta en el 2021.oda su carrera con los bravos de atlanta pero los cambios que hicieron los bravos de (nombre en inglés) se esperaba el regreso de freeman a georgia. >> ahora el que sí se queda en la bahía es este caballero tomas (nombre en inglés) el centro de los sax de san josé firmó una extensión hoy con los gigantes por (número inaudible) temporadas. fue quedado en el traje del 2012 y ha evolucionado a ser uno de los mejores jugadores de la nhl. >> hemos dominado la acción un día más. ya vuelvo con ustedes amigos >> ahora les contamos que en richmond las autoridades de familiares buscan a una mujer llamada (nombre inaudible) delgado tiene apenas 16 días años iba con su hija de un año ambos fueron vistos por última vez el (inaudible). ella estaba molesta porque su familia había decidido mudarse a otro estado. si tiene más información llame al número en pantalla >> uy, sofía se dignó a visitarnos. he estado ocupada, prima. ocupada patty. ahora es gigillonaria. ¿gigillonaria? tiene at&t fiber con vel

on this, the first anniversary of the mass shooting at three atlanta area spas. more on this, i am joined by a deputy assistant to the president and the asian-american and pacific islander senior liaison at the white house. she is in atlanta tomorrow for anniversary of the spa shootings to welcome to the newshour and thank you for making the tim the year since that attack has been so awful for so many. i've heard from people. they are scared. they do not want to let their elders out alone or at night. they feel not enough is being done to keep them safe. what can you say to those asian americans? >> it is extraordinary to be here in atlanta today with the grieving family and the local community on behalf of the president and vice president. i came here to be in solidarity with them and let them know the president and vice president don't just continue to talk about their trip here this time last year. they think about all the time. that was one thing that was a marker to honothe victims, to be with the families and the local community members and also to talk to

,, for the eight women gunned down in atlanta. six of the victims asian women, tragic day bringing together a community to fight rising hostility against them. ancient korean dance performed in front of today's contemporary message, break the silence. legal, medical, housing and other assistance at the tables here. one of the stars of the tv series "warrior" set in chinatown brought her star power and message. >> this moment has awakened a lot of people to question and challenge systems that haven't been working for us. >> reporter: 14-year-old san mateo county activist whose anti-asian hate rallies have garnered attention, promised more. organizers of today's event say that anti- asian hate is an epidemic and hope that this can bring changes at every level. nbc bay area news. >>> in the south bay, it didn't happen, opening statements scheduled for trial of former theranos executive sonny balwani. but the court was exposed to someone potentially exposed to covid. person tested negative but judge decided to postpone the trial for t

i believe we will hear from bostick of atlanta a little bit later, too. lisa: that is going to be at eight a clock a.m. -- at 8:00 a.m. how much cold water do we get from powell? he seems to be characterizing things a little bit differently. jonathan: i want to hear from the man himself and get our hands around his view. futures essentially unchanged on the s&p. yields are higher by three basis points on tens. from new york, this is bloomberg . ritika: keeping you up-to-date with news from around the world come up with the first word, i'm ritika gupta. a boeing 737 has crashed in china. the china eastern flight was going to guangzhou when it crashed in a mountainous area in the southwestern province of guangxi. the plane involved was not the boeing 737 max that was grounded after two fatal crashes. china eastern will stop flying that model of planes for now. ukraine has rejected a russian demand that its forces lay down their weapons and leave the city of mariupol. the ukrainian government says that instead, russia should let residents leave and deliver a

she is in atlanta today, to mark the anniversary of the spa shootings.sugu, welcome to the "newshour", and thank you for making the time. that year, the year since that attack has been so awful for so many. i've heard from people who are scared. they carry pepper spray. they don't let their elders out alone at night. they feel nowhere safe and not enough is being done to keep them safe. so what can you say to those asian-americans? what are you doing in your role to try to keep them safe? >> thank you, amna. it's extraordinaryo be here in atlanta today with the grieving family and local community on behalf of the president and vice president. i came here to be in solidarity with them and let them know that the president and vice president don't just continue to talk about their trip here this time last year, they think about it all the time, and that was one thing that was a marker to honor the victims, to be with the families and the local community members, and also to talk to them openly about measures that the president and vice president have taken.

calor yo no sé que hay desde la bahía lo que tenemos es la carretera, hoy visitaron a los box de atlanta tuvo más de diez llevar a la cargada con treinta y tres. jugarán el domingo a las tres de la tarde en malas noticias para los guarros >>> porque esta pieza de expectativa para el futuro después sufrida la semana pasada denunció que no habrá acción este año para enfocarse en la rehabilitación de su rodilla. el descaro pero después tuvo que ser operado una segunda vez con inflamación en articulación, no esperando que tenga que operarse de nuevo edición de aquel movimiento es para buscar el futuro en post el jugador y hablemos de fútbol porque después de empatar frente a estados unidos, ya bajo a honduras para presentarse en la h que vemos por telemundo. gerardo martinono estarán el compromiso pues se recupera de la situación de retina que fue sometido el 11 de febrero. a las cuatro de la tarde por telemundo cuarenta y ocho estarán qatar 2022, del dato histórico la última vez que se enfrentaron victoria para la h. tres por dos >>> chivas juega contra león, mañana nuestro compañero, cuyo

i should take you to atlanta and turn it up. >> jimmy: sure. >> down in atlanta -- >> jimmy: explaink about their other careers. >> this is a dock me get behind. >> jimmy: you're in the movie "alice." the concept, the plot of this movie is -- sounds crazy, but it's actually something that really happened. >> when people hear about alice, they're like a sci-fi movie? a slave makes it to the 1970s. >> jimmy: it's a true story. the united states of america, until the '60s, there were people who were still working -- still being held as slaves. >> 100% true. >> jimmy: they didn't know or just were so -- they were -- they were tricked? >> exactly, they were tricked over the course of all these years. there was a woman who discovered -- she was looking for reparations and they were like, okay, who in your family was a slave? they were like, me? it's the 1960s she said me, i was a slave. so they uncovered the realities. after abolishment, a lot of people didn't want to give up slaves and held them there. the film really showed the kind of -- the unfortunate and horrible condition that is he

sam brock, nbc news, atlanta. >>> when we return, the peace corps is back why it means so much for theseolunteers to get the chance to serve. >>> there's good news tonight about the call to service for more than 60 years, peace corps volunteers have dedicated themselves to helping others. two years ago, covid shut the program down, but this week it restarted. the service, once again, fulfilling not just vital needs but the dreams of those who serve. >> i feel like it was always a lifelong dream of mine. >> i can do something that really matters. >> hope i can bring a little bit of peace back to the world. >> reporter: two years ago, these peace corps volunteers were living out their dreams adam burgess had just arrived, >> you're thrust into the situation with 80 strangers, at that time, meeting strangers, and by overnight had a new family i achieved more change and growth internally in those eight days that i was than i ever have in my life. >> reporter: joe was a former military veteran was sent to senegal. >> i was going to be a health volunteer even though i couldn't understand every

atlanta falcons wide receiver calvin ridley has been suspended for the whole season.g season 2022. after it was discovered that >> he was gambling on games last year. the nfl made his big announcement today after an investigation determined that ridley place bets on the atlanta falcons. his team during a five-day period in november. and at that time really had stepped away from the team to deal with mental health issues. the nfl learned of ridley's betting activity through its relationships with the legal sports betting industry kron. 4 sports director jason dumas. we'll have more on this developing story coming up tonight on kron. 4 news at 6. still ahead, students in florida protesting a controversial bill being dubbed the don't say bill. we will tell you what they did today to support. >> lgbtq teens. your eyes. beautiful on the outside, but if you have diabetes, there can be some not-so-pretty stuff going on inside. it's true, with diabetic retinopathy, excess sugar can damage blood vessels, causing vision loss or even blindness. so, remember this: now is the time

but i'm here, my research, the senior fellow with the atlanta counsels europe center. i wanna thank you so much for coming to d to leave news. thank you very much. now right from the start of this war, civilians have been paying the highest price. many families unable to flee their homes, have found themselves caught in the crossfire as well. those suffering the most, our children, one hospital in a keith is trying to treat young survivors despite the challenges. for low to me is lucky to be alive, is the car he was travelling in was hit by gun fired. 2 days after russia invaded ukraine, his father and his 6 year old cousin were killed. although the 13 year old survived, he's been left with serious injuries longer hulu. his face was hurt, and his jaw and his nose were broken. his arm was hid, his leg was hit in 2 places as well as his other leg. he had one or 2 bullets in his back. i can't remember staff working at this children's hospital in the ukrainian capital keep. stay here round the clock. they have to because of the security situation and the amount of work the

are sbreging and then the napa hat 140 billion stocks down in atlanta, georgia they have a little hiccupn the european operation and seeing earnings surge and more importantly when inflation picks up even though real gdp will slow down the prices going up allows them to flow through with a constant gross margin. earnings have great flexibility. well managed company those are the things we think about. >> i know you like companies with pricing power i assume most of these have that let's go back just two steps to the agricultural space and fertilizer mosaic is one. there are a lot of others of them but a lot of inputs that go into - >> phosphate and the ammonia is made a certain way but just think about this, tyler. assume we were wheat farmers in kansas planted in the fall and harvested in the spring. we assume $6 a bushel. we get $11 there are certain -- well, we have to get an incremental supply going forward and we hope -- we expect to have some of those the phosphate out of -- potash out of florida is an example of where we can take and we'll fig yush it out and the farmer is smart a

but the game must go on depp's taking on trae young and the hawks in atlanta tonight. so that's where we're going to go. klay thompson back in the lineup after a was draymond green. always good to see them on the floor. 1st quarter, jordan poole. hits the jumper gets fouled a three-point play that put the dubs up 40 to go in the 2nd quarter. gets the kick out for the 3 pointer. it's good warriors up 11. not that 2nd quarter. trae he's not going to stay quiet for long. gets by jordan. poole gets the double pump to fall and he's fouled hawks up to at the half. and 3rd quarter young kept going make the fake pass and the floater. >> that's like all right. he had 15 points in the 3rd atlanta up by 18 going into the sports 4th we're start to play a little defense offense to thompson hits his night 3 of the game as the warriors get back in with 37 points. but it was just too much trey in this 1, 3, pointer. to ice. with less than a minute left. 33 points and 15 assists for him for years. lose one. 21 to one 10. they are at the washington wizards on sunday. just 8 games left i

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in northwest atlanta. i'm eric parry, fox five news. joining the effort against russia coming up after the break. we will introduce you to the man from minnesota preparing to fight in ukraine, also showing support for ukraine how bay area groups are mobilizing to raise money for the war torn country. and we are tracking that we'd advisory that goes in effect soon and the chances for rain in the five day i'll see you back here with that. donations from ukraine from people and organizations in the bay area. ktvu jana katsuyama tells us about new fundraisers and the grassroots efforts to make a difference. more than 6000 miles from his home town of kiev, igor trade group is taking small steps to help i am working person to person in berkeley for weeks. now he's been running a one man fundraising drive, collecting donations here and making trips to the bank to wire money directly to family, friends and aid workers in ukraine every year dollar and cent count. and every hour every minute every second counts as well. he's barely sleeping, the