, the atlanta police foundation at the atlanta police themselves. i basically jammed as down the throats of this not only to citizens next to the force, but every wine in atlanta coming out of the 2020 uprisings. so this is in itself is a slap to civil rights. all meant to not only the black community, but in our estimation to the larger movement, which part of this facility is meant to stop a future organizing against police violence. it's almost for a welly and the way they describe it and not just social issues, environmental issues as well. i'm going oh and i just want to note here we did, asked the atlanta police foundation for a comment here. got no response from him. we also asked the city of atlanta and got no response also, but i'll let them speak for themselves like they did on their own website there. this year. if we go to my computer again, this is from the city of atlanta. it actually has the south river park highlighted on here, and they're called, it's called part of the lungs of atlanta. jackie, we touch on that the environmental im

hood's failure at atlanta. one of the reasons why he decided to let sherman go and a lot of people his harebrained scheme to try to get to nashville if was that one of the reasons his failure at lana the reason he decided try and go north and let sherman go to the sea. if you didn't hear the question what was the strategy for the subsequent nashville campaign? i they'll make a case for this. it had to it had to deal with his strength. he just he just didn't have the numbers to repel sherman that time. and he was trying to get sherman to detach troops, go after what sherman eventually did. and what's interesting is through rest of the atlanta campaign, this battle and ezra church not only took men out of the fight but took the fight out of the men. i actually surprised at how stubbornly the confederates fought in the nashville campaign. consider how demoralized they should have been by the end of the atlantic campaign. so that was very impressive, considering the way they felt toward the end of that campaign. bu

>> it is an idea that came after the 2020 uprising by the city of atlanta, the atlanta police departmenttion -- police foundation. the idea, basically, they want to develop a militarized policing that is right next to a black and brown working class community. and by building this space, they want to content over 100 acres of forest, develop an area where there is room for explosives testing, over 12 firing ranges, place where there is a blackhawk cleaning pad, a training center for them to plaque -- practice crowd control. they are also engaged in international training with the israeli police. we think this project is the beginning of a militarized police space here in atlanta, which would be the largest facility of its kind in the country. the reason for doing this coming out of the uprisings, we believe is to stop movement politics and movement building in atlanta to coordinate efforts across the country with other police departments and now internationally to stop movement building. we think this is going to be furthered so the terroristic action on black and brown communities by th

many don't even live in atlanta or the state of georgia, and they don't represent the voices of atlanta. you heard that correctly, explosives. and that has led to a police officer's car being set on fire and other destruction has occurred. and so make no mistake about it, these individuals meant harm to people and to property. so to the people of atlanta, i've said from the beginning my administration that king our city's streets safe is my top priority. and we will continue to leverage all of the city's resources to make that happen. so tonight you saw good, swift police work in collaboration with a lot of our regional and state partners. i'll turn it over to chief sheerbalm to give you more details from tonight. >> good evening. i want to start by acknowledging the support we have at the podium from the georgia state patrol and sheriff la bot and the key role they have played in restoring order to our city. this department is equally committed to two things. we will protect the first amendment rights of every citizen, and we will stop lawlessness wherever it may occur in atlanta. we w

atlanta is not bull connor, it's not 1965 and what is wrong with the atlanta police? you have a black mayor, people of color running a democratic city. i will submit to you the end game is to abolish police and they are targeting democratic cities. >> sandra: if that is the case, it's a very sad state of affairs because more and more of these cities, they need those men and women in the blue because crime is spiking and morale is way low. recruitment has been nearly impossible, retainment a whole other story. leo, thank you for joining us on all of this. >> one last point. it's amazing that all this is happening, sandra, in democratic cities, atlanta, new york, chicago, and in my hometown, los angeles. >> sandra: thank you for joining us, leo, appreciate it. >> john: going overseas now, russia's military claiming new progress in the war against ukraine. but what's the real story? fox news contributor general keith kellogg is on the ground in kyiv, a firsthand assessment of the ongoing war coming up. >> sandra: security failures along the southern border, attracting su

lawrence: unbelievable tyler before i let you go who are these people coming into atlanta you know atlantaknown as black wall street a lot of black business there is i saw folks and mug shots and those arrested prior they're white what are the black peemg people in the street protesting this i didn't see many of them in the photos i'm seeing. those people you saw in the mug shots those were people who were arrested -- then they were clearing out the training center where they were planned to propose training center. those are the -- folks who were arrested for domestic terrorism. we have do not have mug shots yet to people who were arrested today. but there have definitely been we've covered it a lot on air here in atlanta multiple people actually several groups of people coming from out of state to come here and protest this. they call it cop city. atlanta police and folks are calling it propose training center for public safety. but again, as you said there are some people coming in from out of state to protest this and that is something that we'll peenged out and when we see arrest repo

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in atlanta he committed more domestic terrorism including arson. does this kid the rich kid get off when the people who showed up at the capitol to complain about what seemed like fraud in the 2020 election, they went to jail? you have checked the percentage of january 30th defendants who experienced bankruptcy? these are real working people. it's a different group of people. they didn't go to a liberal arts school. they are actual working people. they are in jail and the rich kids are out. anyone going to ask merrick garland to explain that. anyone going to what antifa is? who leads this group. how many more riots before the "new york times" gets interested? who pays for this? what is their background? give us news on antifa. they are the biggest armed militia in the united states and we know nothing about them. they are aligned with the democratic party. they are telling you the real threat is the ar-15s. you must disarm republican voters. [laughing]. why don't you go ahead and disband antifa. let's find out who their leaders are and see them in

jonathan serr i'me in atlanta. the latest please?suspended the account of an anonymous protester calling for a night of range and violence against police. that in retaliation for the shooting of this demonstrator. investigators say 26-year-old manuel terron died in gunfire exchange with police officers who were removing protesters who had been camping on an 85-acre site slated for construction of a public safety training center for the city of atlanta. >> an individual without warning shot a georgia state patrol trooper. other law enforcement personnel returned fire in self-defense and evacuated the trapper to a safe area. >> suffering a wound to the abdomen, the trooper underwent knowledge surgery and is now listed in stable condition. seven protesters, all from out of state, have been charged with domestic terrorism and criminal trespass. police say three additional demonstrators who cooperated peacefully were allowed to leave the site without arrest. georgia governor brian kemp issued a statement saying as we have always done the

back before things got this bad i went to atlanta and met with local activist jazmine. >> the atlantaorker training facility with bomb testing, tear gas explosions, and shooting range >> didn't people march to defund the police? it looks like they refunded. >> they did! >> activist have dubbed this develop in cop city, and $90 million compass with a shooting range and the mock city that includes apartments in school, even a bar. this makes it like six flags for the police. >> yes, it's a playground. >> you can't call a playground. you're right, it's literally a plague on. >> i had a dream about how they could make this project more appealing to activists. >> you name it after martin luther king. >> doesn't matter. >> tyler perry presents the training facility. >> the name doesn't change the impact. >> activists like jazmine have been campaigning against cop city using legal avenues but others have been like screw it, i'm going full. >> protesters through at least one molotov cocktail. >> they have set fire to a construction worker struck. >> activists calling them solved forest offend

in atlanta.t's senator raphael warnock, the pastor, and his special guest, the president of the united states. he will be introduced and speak and we'll take that live. meantime, the president is marking the martin luther king, jr. holiday at the very church where the civil rights leader once preached. biden will be the first sitting president to speak for a sunday service at that church. joining us now, the executive director of the aclu in georgia, andrea young, and daughter of former ambassador andrew young. great to see you. >> great to be here today. >> your father was a close confidant of dr. king, one of the original civil rights foot soldiers. and he's in the audience there today, correct? and what does this mean for you, that this is the first time a sitting president will be an invited speaker at ebenezer. >> well, i think, you know, what i look at is it see reverend senator raphael warnock, who is so much the culmination of the voting rights act, for the civil rights act. i think for p

the suspects in all the violence in atlanta. the rioting there.a's governor won't back down when it comes to teaching woke in schools. remember, his state is where woke goes to die. in "focus" republican senator tim scott, pete hegseth, raymond arroyo. "the faulkner focus" top of the hour. >> dana: the family of tyre nichols is speaking out after viewing body cam footage with his encounter with memphis police. we have story from memphis. >> good morning, dana. the family of 29-year-old tyre nichols and attorney got an opportunity to view the violent confrontation between nichols and five police officers and described it as a savage beating of a defenseless beating. listen. >> regrettably, it reminded us of rodney king video. >> it was an unabashed, non-stop beating of this young boy for three minutes. >> attorney said at the very least nichols was tased, pepper sprayed and kicked. nichol mother was visibly upset couldn't stomach more than one minute of the beating that took place near his home as he called on his mother for help. memphis police sa

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cnn's ryan young has more on the weekend of violence in atlanta. >> in downtown atlanta, six people were arrested saturday night after protesters erupted in response to the fatal police shooting of 26-year-old activist manuel esteban palles taban. he was shot near a proposed 95-acre law enforcement training center dubbed cop city. police were implementing a clearing operation to identify trespassers when they say tehran opened fire on them. the fellow demonstrators and his mother say that he was a known pacifist. the georgia bureau of t tehran was in possession of the very firearm used to shoot a state trooper and that the bullet recovered from the trooper's wound matched the same weapon. police say that protesters marched peacefully until the group began breaking business windows and set fire to a police cruiser. >> they were pulling up in u-hauls and had the type of glass breaker that taps the window and the glass just automatically shatters. i was dumbfounded. i couldn't believe that this was happening here in america. >> these individuals meant harm to people and to property. and so

of atlanta. found with explosives on them. >> having all of those people coming from outside the state. a lot of questions to what groups they may be affiliated with. this is the first phase of that police training center that is scheduled to open later this year. john. >> let tell people not from georgia get to spend a long time in georgia prisons. thank you. >> hundreds of fans, friends and family members gathering at graceland in memphis today for a final goodbye to lisa marie presley. people lining up before dawn to attend a memorial service honoring her life. lisa marie recently visited graceland, her father's legendary home where she grew up for what would have been his 88th birthday. she suffered cardiac arrest and died just two days after celebrating the film elvis at the golden globes. charles watson has more from that memorial in memphis. charles. >> good afternoon, john. one of her wishes after death was to make sure that her memorial service was not sad. we saw a lot of smiles here to

following his trip to atlanta on sunday he will join rev. al sharpton on monday at the national action network, which monday is the day, the official celebration of the holiday. the president will deliver the keynote speech. finally, before i take any questions, this is an important day. it is our founders day, our 110th founders day. the president did a lovely video for the women of delta. also, our secretary of hud, who is also a former national president of delta. the president and vice president are grateful for all the support of the women of delta and the divine 9. happy founders day. >> we will take a couple of questions. >> in your role in community outreach, has the issue of the setbacks of the president at a moment when other things seem to be going well, are you finding we are getting a lot of response from the public on that? how do you play that? >> in my role as senior advisor for public engagement, we have not gotten any information on that in terms of from the public. >> do you anticipate that will have any bearing or is caus

atlanta mayor, andre dickens along with john giles, the mayor of mesa, arizona. good morning to all of you and thank you so much for being here in person. i want to talk about just what is developing in terms of the shooting in california. nationwide, we are seeing this spike in violent crime. we're seeing reports of an uptick in anti-semitism and hate crimes. all of you are from states where there are fairly permissive gun laws. and i wonder, mayor suarez, how you put those pieces together. what is driving this? >> yeah, it's -- so many different factors are driving this. one of the things we focused a lot on on the mayoral conference we just ended is mental health. mental health is a huge component of what's driving a lot of these, when you look at the root cause and go back and sort of peel back the layers of the onion. mayors are very concerned about it. we also had a panel, obviously, our ban crime. certainly a lot of these mayors have talked about, you know, gun control in their cities. in our city, you know, we have -- we're very blessed. we had a great ye

he's had trouble with the demographics in atlanta.eler had to do with -- kelly layoffler had to do with trying to win over women in atlanta. he needs to throw demographic politics away, do what's right. bring police where he can and get atlanta safer and, i promise you, he'll be rewarded much quicker than any type of appeasement. this was a state trooper which tells you the state's involved, bought the end of the day, this is keisha lance bottom's legacy. will: katie, what's coming up on "the big sunday show"? >> we're coming up, we have all kinds of stuff that we're going to be talking about, especially breaking news from last might with joe biden having a number of classified items, not necessarily documents, we'll dig into that and what that all means. it's a lot of fun. will: 5:00. >> probably some monkey talk ooh. [laughter] will: 5:00, "the big sunday show." thank you both. a big final hour ahead including to go ice skate ising? this is going to be a huge failure for me, on fox square. ♪ ♪ if you have copd, ask your doctor about

tonight's episode, antifa goes to atlanta. >> greg: yes!plause] >> greg: down in atlanta, the city had begun building a police training facility. you know, place that offers the better training for law enforcement, that the left has always been demanding, where cops with learn to defend themselves from a 6'5" 280-pound criminal trying to stab him to death. of course, the true face of defund emerged right on cue. the anti-cop rally rabble descended on the site to occupy. rioting broke out or what cnn called a harmless pillow fight. seven people charged on domestic terrorism. a cop was shot. when police returned fire, a nonbinary protestorser was killed even for police asked for pronounce. does reporting of the casualty not binary cause twice as much outrage because twice outrage was the response. they put out a call online for a night of rage, on saturday a hoard descended on downtown atlanta, lighting police cars on fire. tourists tried to find flights to a safer destination but ukraine was closed for the night. now, after the mayor holed a

right now let's go to dana perino who wen ha >> bill: anarchy in the city of atlanta. putting police on high alert. protestors call for a night of rage. we'll give details when they happen. i'm bill hemmer live in new york city. >> dana: i'm dana perino. i did go to high school. you'll find out more, too, with one of those navy seals. this is "america's newsroom" great to be with you today. so this all started on wednesday when state troopers moved to break up a so-called autonomous zone in the woods. police say they were clearing out the encampment when one of the protestors opened fire hitting one of the troopers. officers returned fire shooting and killing that protestor. >> the group was there protesting the construction of a new police training facility. officials say opponents of that project have repeatedly turned to violence. >> over the last several months, law enforcement and portions of our community have experienced growing criminal behavior and terroristic acts committed by individuals and groups for the building of the new atlanta public training safety c

i've been to atlanta a lot, but i've never been to atlanta on martin luther king day.ht have in other places around the country. >> lawrence, thank you for sharing that with me tonight. i've never heard that spy speech either. and also the segment before with the color interview with dr. king, i was just looking at a tweet from his youngest daughter today where she tweeted a color picture of her father and herself. it is does color pictures that remind us how closely we are linked to dr. king's legacy. while i wasn't alive in doctor king's lifetime, i was the beneficiary of his legacy, and the work that he did. i was listening to richard pryor, and he was saying how he did not have to go through what so many of the leaders went through, but he knows it he would not be where he is today. lawrence, i sit here in a seat that was once held by the late congressman john lewis in atlanta, in a cradle of the civil rights movement. i sat in the ebenezer baptist church today, and i listen to doctor king's youngest daughter, bernie's king. how she talked about their history, and

atlanta.ound with explosives on them. you heard that correctly. explosives and that has led to a police officer's car being set on fire. >> the protests, which started out peacefully, was in response to the fatal shooting of an activist and the shooting of a georgia state trooper. that happened on wednesday near a proposed atlanta police training facility. opponents of the project who have dubbed it cop city have been camped out in the forest for months in an effort to stop construction. >>> tens of thousands of people turned out across israel saturday to protest the government of prime minister benjamin netanyahu. israeli police say that thousands of demonstrators took to the streets in hifa, jerusalem, and other cities. tel aviv saw the largest crowds in three weeks of protests. israeli police say more than 1,000,000 people turned out. demonstrators oppose netanyahu's new right-wing government and also a series of planned of judicial changes. cnn's correspondent hadas gold joins us now live

. >> harris: what we are watching his video downtown atlanta, georgia, over the weekend.ters unleashed chaos and violence. now, we are learning many of the terrorist suspects as they are now deemed arrested and charged for the violent acts are children have quite pampered privilege from out-of-state. rioters set a police car on fire and threw explosives at buildings. if it almost had drumbeat. which is really sad because you get hit in the head with one of those, it will kill you. and under siege for more than a year because of something called stop cops city. it is a movement to shut down proposed training site for law enforcement and first responders where you can see why they are needed. but last week, it got worse. an activist who came in from florida shot and severely injured a georgia state patrol officer in the so-called "autonomous zone." the police returned fire killing that man appeared about like that activist, many of the violent protesters did not come from atlanta. 5 of 6 have been arrested out-of-state and three of them are even granting in their mug shots

and ebenezer is a cornerstone in the atlanta community.'m sure the president will get an earful on what our needs and our desires are for our country when he's there. >> can you provide any insight into the writing process for the speech? i know that oftentimes there's a lot of time paid attention to speeches like this -- how long the president has been working on it for. ms. bottoms: we've been working on it for a couple of weeks as a team, and of course, with the president's input. and as with any major speech that the president is giving, he gives his input and the team takes it from there. and then he takes his pen and he says what he wants to say, and you'll hear that on sunday. >> is it finished? sec. jean-pierre: okay. the last -- >> is it finished? ms. bottoms: no. [laughter] sec. jean-pierre: it's never finished. okay. go ahead, chris. >> hi. just one question. obviously, democrats had a big victory in the runoff election in georgia. he's going back to a historic black institution to speak with this church. you know, how do you se

the welcome to hannity.ta >> and tonight, carnage in atlanta.windows smashed, vehiclesce torched, police attacked. six are arrested for domestic terrorism. the defund dismantled no bailx riots. aredthey are back , but you're t allowed to even call them violent. according to fake news violent according . cnn, by the way, where's liz cheney and adam kinzinger when you really need them looking into violence and rioting? remember, there were nog hearings on the fiveinto seventy four riots in the summer of 2020. we had thousands s

despite crazy video coming out of the chaos in atlanta, the media have a different take on the naturemonstrations. >> i think there is a blurring of the lines in the use of the word violence. using the word violent, violent, vile not, it gives impression, only violence or acts of violence against people that i saw were actually police tackling protesters. >> todd: cheryl casone from fox business is here with more, they keep trying to change the language. that video that aired in brooke's piece looked like violence to me. >> cheryl: what is your definition of violence. we've seen this since george floyd. what is acceptable and what is not. this thing in atlanta, this is what people want, sensitivity training for police, that is what they were protesting for. that is what this center is for, to train police. so that is my biggest takeaway from this i think this. atlanta mayor andre dickens did respond and listen to this. >> crimes range from violence to domestic terrorism to assault, it is violent when someone tries to burn down a police car or have explosives on them. they don't want t

, on the old atlanta prison farm property. part is a forest, the protestors are saying don't tear down the forest. is this more, juan, about being anti-police than pro environment? >> you have to understand, they were occupying that territory for 18 months and the people, the people who want to construct this, including the city of atlanta wants the project there. i think they see it as a money maker and good for the city. you know, we are finally pushing them out when that violent confrontation took place when one of the protestors shot a policeman. the police shoot back and the protestor is killed and then what you are seeing on the screen take place, no question they are from out of city, out of state, and it seems to me, you know, this is the extremes we see now in american politics. it's unhealthy, wrong headed and i hope they are put down. >> john: sounds like an area you two agree on. >> it is. when prosecutors won't enforce the law disrupters say we have a chance to be disruptive, and you had folks from outside the sta

now i really take offense to when they said all this wasn't violence in atlanta. you see all the businesses that cop learned and trashed a question mark did you see the broken windows? those businesses will have to deal with all of the after effects we saw to new york city in the summer of 2020, we sought in seattle, portland, so if it's a business it's okay for them to be violent against a business? that's okay? so, you know, it is time -- sadly the law's not going to fix a lot of these problems. >> em>> harris : humans lives ae changed, tell freelance journalists that. >> emily: coming up the nation's crime crisis is heading" for a fox family after one of our colleagues was viciously beaten on the subway. his attackers were let go. that is next. >> tech: cracked windshield? make it easy and schedule with safelite, because you can track us and see exactly when we'll be there. >> woman: i have a few more minutes. let's go! >> tech vo: that's service that fits your schedule. go to safelite.com. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ age is just a number

i want to go to ryan young now live for us in atlanta with more.ing. >> reporter: good morning, don. that shooting led to protests over that shooting of the 26-year-old. people walking down peach tree street here in atlanta and at some point the protests turned violent, set fire to a police car down the street here. you can see the damage left behind by the protesters as they went after the atm, busted out windows along downtown and the mayor and police were not happy about the incidents here in the city. another violent weekend across the country leaves communities and victims reeling. in downtown atlanta six people arrested saturday night after protesters erupted in response to the fatal police shooting of 26-year-old manuel piaz tehran earlier in the week. police say she was shot near a training facility dubbed cop city. police were implementing a clearing operation to identify trespassers when they say tehran opened fire on them. the fellow demonstrators and his mother say he was a known pacifist. the georgia bureau of investigators said tehran

>> bret: steve harrigan in atlanta. thank you.talemate over the debt ceiling and what comes next. as we go break. one more tribute to our long-time colleague alan komissaroff who died at the age of 47. this weekend a massive turfout in the memorial service new jersey for him. the fox family and his family and friends came out in droves from all over to say goodbye. alan was fox news channel senior vice president of news and politics. he started working here back in 1996 even before the network launched. alum need of he had mueller high school it was there that he met the woman who would become his wife, rachel. and theirs was a love story that any of us would feel lucky to have. alan and rachel went to prom together, graduated together. they have got married and had two incredible kids. ben turned 17 in november. olivia is 13. they and rachel were the loves of alan's life. we all know he could not have been more proud of his family. he talked about them all the time. or they of him. he was a father and our friend. weigh as colleag

. >>> unrest in atlanta. a police vehicle burned and businesses vandalized. who the mayor blames after a peaceful protest turned into a riot. >>> well, good morning and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. police in southern california are searching for a motive after a gunman killed ten people and wounded ten more at a los angeles area ballroom dance club. it happened late saturday in the predominantly asian american community of monterey park during a lunar new year celebration. authorities say the suspect was found dead yesterday of a self-inflicted gunshot wound in a van about 30 miles away. he may have also tried to open fire at another nearby dance hall but was stopped by bystanders. president biden ordered flags flown at half staff at the white house and other federal buildings in tribute to the victims. nichelle medina is in monterey park, california, with more on this story. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. this area is home to one of the largest aapi communities in the united states. many people had gathered here just behin

advance on atlanta. yes he gets driven back. he is withdrawn. could be a bit more aggressive? to maybe try to strike back occasionally? maybe. but by the time the armies get to the outskirts of atlanta, davies's patience has run out. he will replace johnston with hood. who immediately starts to counterattack and tries to drive sherman away. johnston will claim that he was on the verge of attacking. maybe he was. maybe he was making that up. we don't know. maybe he had something in mind -- trying to strike before the enemy was ready to invest in the city. johnston is going to be relieved of all command. basically told, we will get back to you. he goes into a semi retirement. he will attend to his personal affairs. he will rejoin his wife who is in columbia, south carolina. they will move into north carolina. he is out of the war for several months. in the meantime things have continued to go downhill here in the western theater. of course, atlanta is captured. the march to the sea, the capture of savannah

there's a look at the six people that were arrested in atlanta. ray kelly joins us with his take on the massive amount of crime we're seeing in cities across america. first to steve harrigan reporting live on this live from atlanta. hi, steve. >> martha, really startling to hear those explosions and see the police car on fire right here in the heart of downtown atlanta. peachtree street. tourists were on the run. it started as a peaceful demonstration and turned out violent. six arrested made their first court appearance today. the violence itself began about an hour after the protest began itself. some of those protesters wearing masks, hoodies and were demonstrating with rocks or hammers. they set a police can or fire. the chief said this was not a demonstration about freedom of speech. this was a small group of people trying to bring violence to atlanta. here's the chief. >> it doesn't take a rocket scientists to tell you breaking windows and setting cars on fire is not protesting. it's terrorism. they will be charged and we're committed to sto

atlanta scored the first five in o.t., but there's that man again. his name is klay in the corner ties it at 126-126 and nothing collins can do about that one. 20 seconds left, warriors down one and guess who? klay again. his tenth three of the night and klay finished with 54 points. atlanta tied it at the stripe and jordan poole has a chance here to be the hero, but his shot is off. so this one goes into double overtime. 50 seconds left, the warriors up two, klay drives. anthony lamb fumbles the pass but gets it back out to draymondrewarr atte three's and steph definitely wanted to be part of that party, but the hawks wouldn't go away. trae young down the lane hits theti it. he had 30 on the night. the warriors at a timeout push it back the other way and klay goes for but no need to fear. kevon looney is there. he misses the tip but puts in the putback. golden state beats atlanta 143-141 for their fifth straight win. >> i feel great and i would not have been able to do this a couple months ago. so it's a huge milestone for me. just a big confidence

murder, and after it the night of anger, the clash of demonstrators and the police in the streets of atlanta the railway track is in emergency mode in seven municipalities. everything necessary for prompt assistance to the fire department was opened after restoration in the dome area. the biathlon festival with crowded stands for three competitive days in rouwiches ended today the fourth stage of the commonwealth cup, which gave all fans of this sport a lot of bright emotions and impressions belarusians. based on the results of six races, they won five medals as a champion. the sprint was dmitry lazovsky, he is also the silver medalist of the persecution and mastarte in one bronze medal. nikita lobastov. and dinara alimbekova smolskaya is pleased with the fact that the leader of our women's team has retained the first line of the overall standings, which means that at the fifth stage, which will again be held by frolovichi next week. dinara will start in the yellow jersey of the leaders in the same way as anton smolsky is now , which is difficult. it’s somehow final to perceive 20 out of 20.

let's go now to cnn's nick valencia in atlanta.olence comes days after the shooting death of a demonstrator after police say he fired on law enforcement officers. what are officials saying? >> reporter: that's right, good morning, amara. they're denouncing what happened here last night, saying they support peaceful demonstrations but the chaos that erupted here in downtown atlanta on saturday night was anything but. in fact, speaking to the media, mayor dickens said that several of the demonstrators arrested yesterday were from outside the city of atlanta. >> make no mistake about it, these individuals meant harm to people and to property. and we continue to protect the right to peacefully protest. we will not tolerate violence or property destruction. my message is simple to those who seek to continue this type of criminal behavior. we will find you, and we will arrest you. and you will be held accountable. >> reporter: now hundreds of demonstrators showed up here in downtown atlanta to protest against the construction of the prop