chaos in atlanta.orm the construction site of a police training facility and through rocks and fireworks at cops and like an anti-antifa in downtown atlanta in georgia. g.a. is chris carr and up next on that. chris rock is hitting back at will smith and breaking his silence over the slap at the oscars a year ago. the punch line in prime time from chris rock. >> i am going to try to do a show tonight without offending nobody, okay? i'll try my best. you know why? you never know who might get triggered. us tonight? -yeah. no. there's my little marzipan! [ laughs ] oh, my daughter gives the best hugs! we're just passing through on our way to the jazz jamboree. [ imitates trumpet playing ] and we wanted to thank america's number-one motorcycle insurer -for saving us money. -thank you. [ laughs ] mara, your parents are -- exactly like me? i know, right? well, cherish your friends and loved ones. let's roll, daddio! let's boogie-woogie! (vo) if you've had thyroid eye disease for years and things are a no-go

from convening in atlanta.nta is attempting to get the fight for the world cup. we will do with everything in our power to let them know if they come to atlanta, they will be protested against. amy: micah herskind, today's a national action day against police terror. can you talk about the plans for today? >> there have been actions planned throughout the week. today, one of the actions will culminate with a rally at the kings center were folks will be coming out from all over to say the community is not in support of cop city, despite the city's messaging that the entire movement is made up of outside agitators, which is a trope that has been used since the civil rights movement and before to discredit movements. this is people in atlanta who'd been crying out for years now that we do not want cop city. this is just another show of community support and community opposition to this facility. amy: do you want to comment? >> today is a national day against police violence. you can go to nationaldayofaction.info

a training facility for both atlanta police and fire. now, officers have been stationed nearby but they say they're going to increase their presence in the coming days. officials tout it as a way to improve community policing >> this is where your community and neighborhood watch programs will learn how to keep your neighborhood safe. >> reporter: but critics say it will do just the opposite. >> 90 acres of the forest are going to be destroyed right away to build cop city. so we see this as a further militarization of the police. >> reporter: this is the latest flashpoint in a fight that has stretched well over a year in january a protester was killed a georgia state patrol trooper injured. tonight protesters say that this is just the start of a week of demonstrations blayne alexander, nbc news, atlanta. >>> we turn now to ohio and another derailment by a norfolk southern train. this one just a month after that toxic explosion in east palestine. all as there is growing outrage over the response by the rail company and the federal governm

this protest part of a so-called week of action organized by atlanta-based activist group. they want to city to call it an urban warfare campus. during a demonstration in mid-january, a state trooper shot and protester killed days later, major riot caused injuries and damage in downtown atlanta. the facility would have a mock city where police officers could conduct training exercises in a realistic setting. it is unclear if construction was impacted yesterday. back to you. >> steve: 35 people were detained, looks like according to upon cos, this was not a peaceful protest, there is criminality involved here. i imagine they will do their best to throw the book at them. 35 arrested, not all were from the atlanta area. shocking. >> ainsley: they are scared they will further militarize police in atlanta and destroy the forest, this is at the south river forest. they say that will increase flooding in atlanta, so they protested. >> brian: $90 million facility is under attack because they don't like where it was built or what it represents. police officers are being trained and

and y'all, why atlanta. atlanta people are like, what in the world we're trying to rebuild a city and y'all striking what we we i thought we work this like we actually didn't work out anything like we are on strike the lasts for a little while but through that strike black women are able to black women black white women are able to get their wages increased. so sorts of things are very because that was no freedman's bureau know about that mediation was gone and they did this by themselves. so it also changes the work aspect for all black. and again, this is more than 98% of the black women work in the it's how domestics are able to get higher wages. it really changes the labor aspect in atlanta for at least a little while now now with the end of reconstruction and examples like this, i just want charts again. think this was my whole seven years in the school. i could go on and on about it. i do want to stop for questions. i want to shout to think about these next appearances of black women and all different

ted, what do you make of this, if so many weren't even from atlanta or the atlanta area? i got to tell you, my friend i find this deeply troubling and i think this may be a microcosm to something bigger happening and i really believe that homeland security on the federal level is going to have to get involved. neil, this was a coordinated attack. this was as far as i'm concerned an insurrection. when you got 23 people charged with domestic terrorism, they're in atlanta, and they're from all over the country, guess what, neil? also two of these individuals from france and canada. so something bigger is going on and i think that we really need to pay attention at this. this was just something that started that could light a flame for something bigger in this country and i'm deeply concerned. neil: you know it comes at a time when atlanta of course after the george floyd uprising everything after his death, they are looking police departments go too far. the pendulum is swinging back in a lot of cities, particularly seattle, washington, d.c., maybe saying this got too nuts.

. >> dana: closer to home in atlanta watch this. >> cop city site. vehicles are up in flames. >> dana: incredible video. play-by-play of sunday's attack on atlanta yeah's cop city by one of the rioters involved. 23 suspects are set to make their first court appearances and just two are even from georgia. most of the suspects are from out of state and even canada and france. they all face various domestic terrorism charges accused of throwing bricks, molotov cocktails and fireworks at police officers at a construction site at a police training facility. live fox team coverage. ted williams standing by. first to charles in atlanta. >> we expect two dozen of those protestors rah were arrested and charged with domestic terrorism for their alleged role in their attack on police will make first appearances in court today. on monday the police department released all their identities. nearly every one is from out of state including two from canada and france. 1 of 2 georgia residents was a lawyer for the southern poverty law center. it confirmed his associa

>> steve: why were they in atlanta?y: 35 total arrested. 23 charged with domestic terrorism. out of all of those, only two are from the area. how are they able just to travel around the country, some of them around the world, finding places to protest. how are they able to leave their families or not go to work. not pay their bills? >> brian: i think they are getting paid. i think you got to separate these guys and these women and really drill down on how they are organized. how they are funded. because they don't need another job. i'm convinced of it. the other thing is this. what great opportunity for the administration to show they care about crime and not about ideology. and you just say what just happened in atlanta is so unacceptable to come after the men and women that wear blue who are having such a hard time staffing academies, filling up academies and police stations around the country to see an attack like this. makes it even tougher and to stand strong would go a long way to doing what his internal show that

in atlanta, i feel hated.narrative is my voice is valued less for being out of state, despite my 10 years of military service. it is ironic i am trusted with nuclear secrets but i am not trusted with the evidence of my sibling's murder . amy: that is daniel paez, the brother of tortuguita. jeff filipovits, if you can talk about what is happening at this protest? dozens of the forest defenders -- they're all different groupings of people who are opposed to if it is built will be the largest training -- police training facility. dozens have been charged with domestic terrorism. >> yes. it is really a troubling development. what i can speak to specifically is the arrest warrants that were taken out against each of these demonstrators, charging them with domestic terrorism -- when an arrest warrant is issued, there has to be a factual basis for it. they have to set forth facts in an affidavit that establishes probable cause. what we see in each of these affidavits is there is no specific allegation of any one of t

i believe atlanta will be okay. atlanta is a strong city.t down and atlanta rose up. atlanta is a destination for convention for pro-sports, for amateur sports, for everything. atlanta is the home of the civil rights movement. except for the falcons, atlanta rises up. so i believe buckhead leaves and buck -- atlanta is going to be okay. i totally believe that i don't know the inner workings but what i see on paper, i at least want to try it because i heard doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results is insanity. and so we're counting on lieutenant governor burt jones to help us get this on the floor and to help it to pass. >> ainsley: will it pass? what do most of your neighbors say? >> we think it will. and that's the interesting thing. the interesting thing is that most of us believe -- i know many people who are against it. but the one thing we all have in common is i tell you not the politicians, not the people who are writing the bills, the people on the ground in buckhead for or against say let us have an o

a nearly 400-acre woodland near east atlanta thrust into the national spotlight.ween activists and police and 23 people facing domestic terrorism charges last weekend. >> it was an overreaction to destruction of people. in the question of property over people, i choose people over property. >> police claim violent agitators conducted a coordinated attack on officers and construction equipment. >> molotov cocktails, large rocks thrown at officers. your only intent was to harm. >> police say they arrested people at a park separate from this violence. the latest flash point in a years-long saga against what activists are calling cop city. summer, 2021. the city announces plans to turn 85 acres of forest into a state of the art public training center to help boost morale and recruitment efforts. but activists fiercely push back. the stop cop city movement is born. among their worries, environmental harm to one of the largest remaining green spaces in the area. opponents also view the project as a response to 2020 protests of police killings against black americans, sa

. >>> protesters and police clashing in atlanta. nearly two dozen now facing domestic terror charges. >>> the ntsb investigating after another norfolk southern train derails in ohio. our one-on-one with transportation secretary pete buttigieg. we asked should the company be forced to pause operations? >>> jurors in the alex murdaugh double murder trial breaking their silence. what they say about his decision to take the stand. >>> and he was the last original member of a legendary rock band. remembering guitarist gary rossington. >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, everyone. and thank you for joining us. chilling images tonight appear to show four americans kidnapped at gunpoint moments after crossing from texas into mexico on friday. tonight the fbi asking for the public's help, offering a $50,000 reward to help locate the americans who were attacked by armed men after crossing from brownsville, texas into matamoros. riding in a minivan bearing north carolina plates. one woman seen being dra

here in atlanta, i've been in business 28 years. went through with the riots that went on. i remember covering the burned down wendy, where the former mayor allowed an aughton mus. i spent a lot of time out there and talked to people and once again, the majority, i'd say 90 plus percent of the people were from out of town temperature is like deja vu. interesting thing, i'm praying and hoping these folks that were charged, interesting to see what the da's office will do. i served on the police board for years and i know a lot of the chiefs and want cans. they said when we get them to court, you see in fulton county with fanny willis, liberal prosecutors, that is interesting tell-tale sign what they do with the people. >> todd: it seems like at lant is a target for this type of lawlessness, only two people from georgia. what does that tell you about their motives, bruce? >> it is interesting, we have georgia public safety training center further down, but listen, atlanta a is growing. hard to find men and women who want to serve becau

days later a major ri riot causd damage in atlanta.acility scheduled to open at the end of this year would have a mock city in which atlanta police officers could conduct training exercises in a realistic setting. it's unclear if damage from yesterday's demonstration will impact construction. steve, ainsley, brian, back to you. >> steve: thank you very much, todd. the irony is so many people on the political left say we need the cops to have better training, this is going to retrain them and not only for the cops but also for the fire department. so you don't get exactly what they're doing. although we do know apparently this week a protest started on saturday and there was a nearby music foval draw attention to it. sounds like a bunch of people after the music festival hey let's go over there and cause a ruckus. think did. they say a best of your knowledge of those people not have atlanta. >> ainsley: some are against it because they say it's going to destroy the forest. others just don't want the police officers they say to be milita

the atlanta solitary fund which helps cover bill for arrested. protesters accused police of, quote, indiscriminate violence and said they were, quote, lashing out at anyone present at the music festival. those opposed to the training facility of said that they're concerned about the potential of police militarization and environmental impacts of the proposed site. tensions have risen between police and protesters in recent months. but investigators noted that this latest confrontation was different. >> what we saw was a that's put it both level of violence for or take the violent act. >> again, that was ryan bass reporting for us tonight. >> this just into our newsroom. the chp is holding westbound traffic on interstate 80 in truckee. that's because of a major crash involving big rigs. the agency says one of those big rigs jackknife several others are stuck in the snow. there. >> eastbound traffic is also being turned around at all to and there is no estimated time for reopening at this time. we will keep an eye on this. but of course, the snow a

we need that in atlanta. atlanta is one of the cities in america that has the worst crim rates because of the pathetic democratic control in the city of atlanta. we are fed up with it. i am introducing my resolution tomorrow to declare antifa a domestic terrorist. >> we had 570 for riots in the summer of 2020. very few people involved in those riots have been held accountable, but yet we have al this video evidence if they wanted to prosecute the people involved. we have thousands and injured cops, billions in property damage and a couple dozen dead americans. the only riot that people in washington seem to care about was january 6th. and even last year holt recentl reported on nbc of all places that there was intelligence going back weeks that there wer organizers that wanted trouble that day. they knew about it ahead of tim and did nothing to stop it. why ignore 570 for riots and only focus on one? >> that is exactly right. this is an organized effort by the left. at something that every single american nee

police and atlanta fire.now, this is something that's an 85-acre facility. it's set just outside of the city of atlanta. now, the city is touting this as a state of the art facility, something that even the mayor says is going to improve community policing. they've dubbed it cop city. one, they're concerned about the environment impact on the forests in that area, but also concerned about what it looks like to have one of the largest training facilities here in the city. here's a little bit about what the chief said last night. all of this led up to the violent clash between the two. police are calling them outside agitators. they say there was a nearby event, and some of them kind of started throwing fireworks at officers nearby. all of that led to a frustrated police chief speaking out. take a look. >> actions such as this will not be tolerated. when you attack law enforcement officers, when you damage equipment, you are breaking the law. this was a very violent attack that occurred this evening. this wasn'

of them only two are from the atlanta area. that includes thomas webb jurgens who is a were presented from the southern poverty law center, he is charged with domestic terrorism and most of the others are from out of the area come out of state, out of the country, france and canada are two of the main countries. are these professional agitators? >> they didn't look very professional to me in their mug shots. they look like a bunch of spoiled brats. but you put your finger on it, they are not from georgia which means what? they had to travel in interstate commerce to get to georgia which means where is the department of justice? where is merrick garland? where as united states attorney's office? i mean a molotov cocktail is an unregistered explosive device. our sin can be federal crime. they are traveling interstate commerce which is an element of a federal offense and they are doing other crimes, so where is the department of justice? >> left-wing groups are offering to help those in one of those iy fund which tweeted as always

>> we begin in atlanta. protesters storming the construction site of a police and fire figfighter training session. some carried shields. they hurled bricks, rocks, fireworks and molotov cocktails and torched construction vehicles along with a trailer opponents dubbed it cop city. fireworks explode next to a police officer. tensions have been builting for months between police and protesters. environmental advocates have been fighting to pro serve the force. other protesters say the facility could increase the militarization of police. we get now to atlanta. nick valencia with more this morning. good morning. police say they detained 35 people. what else do you no he this morning? >> that's right. police are calling this a coordinated attack and occurred during what protesters were promoting. a week of protests and festivities with the goal of stopping this facility. police and fire training facility. it would be the biggest of its kind if it's completed. and on sunday, police say 35 people were taken into c

>> todd: a fox news alert, police arresting 35 people as demonstrators clash with officers in atlanta. multiple fires spreading during the so-called attack. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier, agitators dressed in black and breached a construction site and throwing items at police. >> you are breaking the law. this was a very violent attack that occurred, it wasn't about a public safety center, it was about anarchy and attempt to destabilize. >> ashley: brooke singman joins us live. >> brooke: dubbed a cop city, the city is under lockdown, protesters seen throwing fireworks at the facility, including one that exploded near police officers. some demonstrators wearing masks and shields to the attack. multiple people have been arrested in connection with the riots. listen. >> a group of individuals who had been attending an event near the training center left that location and mutualed toward the site armed with fireworks, rocks, molotov cocktails. we have been joined by the georgia bureau of investigation, and the fbi, and making appropriate charges as we speak. >> brooke: protesters torch

that will be significant training area for police and law enforcement of atlanta. judge next and what happens then. thanks for coming on. >> dana: busy day on the hill, house and senate committee holding hearings on the covid pandemic and threats facing our country, why the stakes are so high, that is just ahead. and u.s. economy facing headwinds at home and overseas, how the biden administration is handling the challenges next. and save hundreds every month. there are no upfront fees to apply. ever better. it's when disruption hits your supply chain and ryder makes sure you're ever delivering with freight brokerage to transportation management, truckload capacity and dedicated trucks and drivers. this is going to be great. taking the shawl off. ok i did it. is he looking at my hairline? is plaque psoriasis making you rethink your everyday choices? otezla is a pill, not a cream or injection that can help people with plaque psoriasis achieve clearer skin. and no routine blood tests required. don't use otezla if you're allergic to it. serious allergic reactions can h

we begin with police coming under attack again in atlanta.ters wanting an all-out assault on a $90 million police training facility they call cop city. according to police, a group of "violent agitators" were operating under the cover of a police will protest in the forested area around the site. they showed up, changed into black clothing, and broke into the construction area, throwing rocks, bricks, molotov cocktails, watching fireworks, and setting fire to the construction vehicles. police say the group launched a "coordinated attack," torching that equipment and even burning down a surveillance tower. but the protesters are telling a different story. they accuse the police of lashing out at attendees at a nearby music festival organized by that same group. at least 35 people were arrested. police say many of them are from out of town and are calling the attack and active anarchy. >> you attack law enforcement officers, you damage equipment, you are breaking the law. this was a very violent attack. this wasn't about a public safety trainin

the site of atlanta's $90 million public safety facility. within moments you see protestors set fire to what appears to be a vehicle or construction equipment. several run toward a gate and begin throwing rocks and fireworks narrowly missing officers as they struggle to secure a chain link fence. the group came from a nearby music festty call and say the attack was coordinated. >> protestors use words. rioters use violence. in georgia you can be charged with domestic terrorism for engaging in this type of behavior. >> tensionings are riding high between the two sides in the recent past. a georgia state trooper shot and killed a protestor at the training facility in january. they say protestors fired first. demonstrations from that incident spilled into the streets of downtown atlanta where protestors smashed windows an set a police cruiser on fire. that brings us to the present and the 23 who are charged with domestic terrorism. they will appear in court this afternoon around 1:00. >> julie: we look forward to that. jason rantz seattle radio

. >> police and protesters clashing over a controversial police training facility near atlanta. how things turned violent and why tensions remain high this weekend. >> can you feel that? it's the weekend. we are grateful to have you with us. good morning, march 11th, i'm boris sanchez. >> i'm paula reid. it's great to be with you. >> you are live in the cnn newsroom. we begin with this nightmare severe weather on the west coast. the excessive rainfall impact ing millions of people across northern and central california. and even more rain is going to fall today. it's not expected to be anything like the torrential rain that battered parts of the golden state yesterday. over a foot of rain fell in some water. >> it's scary. if that brick bridge washes out, we're going to be in a lot of trouble. >> carry her out of her house. >> this is what the river looked like friday afternoon in monterey county. as rain continued to fall, it kept rising until it reach ed a breaking point. now officials calling it aout. at least two people have died as a result of the storms. president biden ha

we will send back to you. >> gillian: charles watson in atlanta, thank you. john. >> john: let's bring emily leo terrel, fox news contributor, not surprisingly, the number of people who are arrested are from nowhere near where this cop city has been in going in their professional agitators i guess from out-of-state. they are saying that they were in environmental concerns in play, but this used to be a prison farm. so i'm not sure what the environmental concerns are. if it has all of the trappings of being anti-cop, and that's it. speak on this has started since 2020 with the summer riots, these are professional agitators, outside of georgia coming inside to basically destabilize the law enforcement in atlanta, and what is happening, john, and you have the state now counteracting the absenteeism of the democratic mayor in atlanta. he is going to file domestic charges against these individuals, why? to act as a deterrent. and normally these protesters ever since the 2020 riots because they are on the left, the antifa, the black lives matter, there is no charge

>> elwyn lopez in atlanta for us. thank you, elwyn. >>> we're tracking two systems tonight, one set to hit the northeast, the other set to hit the west again. another cross-country storm. and so many families are still suffering from the last one. these images near lake tahoe tonight. what it's like driving through walls of snow. look at that. incredible. some 20 feet high. this is before this next system. in south lake tahoe, a jeep sliding down a narrow road. people rushing out of the way. in southern california tonight, families still trapped. county crews using heavy equipment, still trying to clear the roads. families now out of food, and at our matt gutman learned, out of critical medicine, too. >> reporter: tonight, with walls of snow up to 20 feet high, families hemmed in in san bernardino county, and in survival mode. as communities like crestline begin to dig out, teresa wells eating her first meal out. desperate for necessities, she and her daughter had previously braved the snow with her grandaughter, turn

>> bret: charles watson in atlanta. charles, thank you.nother major strike against the proposed criminal code provision here in washington, d.c. the head of the district council says he is withdrawing that plan. this comes ahead of a senate vote likely to overturn it this week. senior congressional correspondent chad pergram has our update and explainer from capitol hill. good evening, chad. >> good evening, bret. no takebacks. that is the message from the senate to the d.c. city council. the council tried to claw back its perceived soft on crime bill. president biden said he would sign a g.o.p. plan to intervene and in the city's affairs. the senate still plans to vote midweek to big foot the bill. council did not explain its reasoning. >> the withdrawal means it is no longer properly before the congress requires transmitted to both houses. >> but a senior senate source tells fox the senate has the bill and, quote: we will act as we see it. >> there is no mechanism to take it back in the d.c. rule act. i don't know where they come up with

about a week ago where violent activists attacked a construction site for the atlanta public safety training. at least 23 were arrested and charged with domestic terrorism after conducting with the atlanta police department is calling" a coordinated attack on construction equipment and police officers. here's what is ironic about that. i have been to several police officer training facilities. and you know? what they train? they trained them to protect trt themselves and innocent victims, but they also train them on how to de-escalate. they train them on how to take a dangerous situation and let someone whoab may be a criminal able to j go and face justice, t did not die at a crime scene. they are teaching police officers to be better and in atlanta because of this sort of rhetoric they are attacking the very people that we all want to see on our doorsteps when we dial 911. thankfully no police officers were harmed. these were not the run-of-the-mill defendants police activists. they were radicals like those raising money on it who were willing to use violence to achieve their end o

the atlanta police department also releasing this new video from the time of the attack when the mob fires and threw bricks and rocks at officers. >> this is the cop city site. construction vehicles, and the trailer for the construction crew is out. >> emily: 23 people have been arrested and charged with domestic terrorism over the riots and are expected in court next hour. among them is thomas juergen, an attorney at the far left southern poverty law center, they say he was there as a "legal observer" downplaying the situation calling the arrest "at heavy-handed law-enforcement intervention." the protests are not on the white house radar at all. >> dozens of people were arrested, so called protesting the cop city, is the present and aware and is the white house worried about this escalating? >>> will you say that again, wht was the protest? speak of the protest was a facility, training facility that is being constructed where police officers -- it's called cop city, it is near a black residential area, the concern is is the president aware of this, is the white house concerned about

donald trump ha hurled his racist invective at alvin bragg in it district attorney fani willis, in atlanta georgia, who's als very close to indicting donald trump. we've seen donald trump attack a judge in the trump universit fraud case, that he lost because donald trump believe that the judges spanish last name made it impossible fo that judge to be fair. the trump rule is, the onl people allowed to be judges in trump cases, or investigator in donald trump, or whit republicans who love donal trump. tonight, donald trump is on th verge of indictment in manhattan by a distric attorney who was born the same year that donald trump was first accused of racis practices by the justice department by next week, the world coul be watching a courtroom dram like we have never seen before the anointed one seems like to exalted a label to tak seriously in the real world. but when the history of this period is written, it might fi alvin bragg. as well as it seems to fit him when he was on his way fro harvard college to harvard law school leading off our discussion tonight, is harry lippman, former u.s.

while they use weapons of of terror, owen, atlanta residents. more protests are planned as police have vowed to see through construction of the training center to the end id. jo, castro, al jazeera washington ah, who, without a 0. these are all top stories, 5 palestinians, including a 2 year old child have been injured in the attack by israeli settlers. me occupied westbank as f, as were film singing and dancing with soldiers after the attack. they've carried out at least $300.00 attacks and the occupied westbank in recent weeks. dozens of israeli air force pilots are threatened to boycott military training and protests against the government's proposed judicial overhaul. thousands of his res have been demonstrating against plans by prime minister benjamin netanyahu severely limits the power of the supreme court. as now who said pilots who refused to serve, put israel in danger. jarnell knew her members. girl, when we fight on the battle field and look lift and rights, we don't do so to check the political views of our brothers and sisters. we l

the vast majority of those charged are not from the atlanta area though.e not even from georgia. they came from as far away as connecticut, massachusetts, utah, even canada and france. only two of the 23 facing those charges are from the state of georgia. additionally, a non-profit called the atlanta solidarity fund is asking for donations to help pay the bails of and cover legal representation for the people arrested. that organization says that its purpose is to provide support for people who are arrested at protests or prosecuted for their involvement in various movements in this case, activism against that proposed training site. despite the domestic terrorism charge, it calls the act it vest s who were there protesters. we should also add that one of those who was arrested is a lawyer for the legal advocacy organization the southern poverty law center. that organization claims he was there in his capacity as a legal observer for the national lawyer 's guild, jackie. they also say that the police response was heavy-handed but you saw the damage those p

atlanta atlanta top cop saying what happened was not a legitimate protest. criminal activity. and the charges that will be brought forth will show that when you throw but commercial grade. fireworks we throw themn top cocktails. large rocks. number of items at officers. you're only intent is the heart. and the charges are going to show that tonight when we make the appropriate terms, police say multiple pieces of construction equipment at the site were destroyed the expect even more protesting against the proposed training site. in the coming days. the other major story we're following this morning, another community on edge and ohio after a train derailment today. federal transportation investigators are expected to arrive at the latest crash site, which took place over the weekend in springfield , ohio. that's about 200 miles away from the toxic derailment in east palestine. of those trains are owned by the same company. this morning rail company. norfolk southern faces more scrutiny over its safety record after another train derailment. this train was over 200 cars, which i

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. >> tucker: kid is a neighborhood and the north part of atlanta.y dangerous , as this is one of the most famously corrupt areas. the people of buckhead had decided wait a minute, why are we paying for a city that is dangerous and it hates us, so buckhead decided to split and become their own town that is called democracy where you govern your own town and they achieved a major victory, to bills in the legislature in georgia would allow buckhead to become self-governing a floor vote is imminent, bill white is the volunteer ceo and joins us now. built i think for the third tim to rethink you so much, for wha you've done on this, it's important not just for buckhead but the whole country can see that democracy can exist rate how close are you to pulling this off you think? >> thank you, tucker for having us on. we are on the eve of the historic vote in georgia state senate. we have had a great champion in our lieutenant governor bert jones, we thank him and we are confident he will bring us the votes that we need to prevail i the senate. the lieutenan

nick valencia is live in atlanta with the details. nick, what are you hearing about this?activists across the country to air grievances against the police. this training facility is about 100 acres and cost $90 million. there is another coalition of activists who believe that the wooded area would be harmed by the construction of the building. and it all came to a head when about 35 protesters turned agitators were arrested for throwing large item at police like rocks, and molotov cocktail, and this is when the police say it turned to anarchy. >> this is just when the protesters turned molotov cocktails and large rocks, the only intent is to harm. >> and the kids that were there to listen to music and have a good time, it was promoted by p protests and festivities and i spoke to kamal who has been a part of the organization of the protests here against the cop city, and he said that the language of calling those outside agitators is meant to criminalize, and detach that against their home grown origin is what they are calling and the site what is dubbed for crime. >> and s

>> we begin in atlanta.ed bricks, rocks, fireworks and molotov cocktails and torched construction vehicles along with a trailer opponents dubbed it cop city. fireworks explode next to a police officer. tensions have been builting for months between police and protesters. environmental advocates have been fighting to pro serve the

they are not from atlanta!ada, france, and around the country. we have to find out who organized this and who is paying these people and who is behind it? >> lets make sure we don't call them protesters, brian. they are not protesters! these are criminals, professional agitators design to disable the atlanta police department. i want to be clear about this, i applaud brian kemp. i applaud the attorney general. charge these people with domestic terrorist. where is a democratic mayor in atlanta? you hear crickets from the left wing, why? black lives matter, antifa and torso soros controls the democratic party. >> brian: most of the police force is black. they were targeted in atlanta, which is both predominantly black. that should be an american crime in the press secretary didn't even know about it, which he was question about it yesterday. it is incredible. not only not addressing it but not being familiar with it is inexcusable. leo, thank you so much. >> my pleasure, brian. >> brian: let's go back upstairs. a

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the planned 85-acre campus just outside of atlanta.testers say they're both concerned about the center's environmental impact and its symbolism as one of the nation's largest law enforcement training centers. tensions between protesters and police in the city have been at a boiling point for months now with past demonstrations in january also turning violent and fatal with one protest killed. >> we are very fortunate tonight. for the quick action of the officers not only to reposition themselves, but immediately to go back into the woods and start making arrests of the individuals. the criminal activity will not tolerated in connecticut nor tolerated in connection with this project. >> reporter: overnight a group that opposes the facility put out a statement on their own, saying police used excessive force to break up what they called a family-friendly music festival. >>> we want to turn to the state of emergency in california where people remain trapped in their homes by snow and are running out of supplies. entire communities are bur

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the city of atlanta says the $90000000.00 facility with in forest land will provide training space for police and fire fighters. protest her say it's an effort to further militarize law enforcement after the police killings of george floyd and other black americans. and they say it's an attack on the we lonnie forest of the native muskogee creek people. this is a bit that's tried to say before as it did just trying to stop the village bars, police training center on being built which will cause more harm to working class and or black communities in particular, located here in atlanta. ah, a january confrontation between police and protesters lead to the death of a 26 year old environmental activist. police say he open fire on them 1st. they will rain the force protectors as domestic terrorist. while they use weapons of of terror, owen, atlanta, residents, more protests are planned as police have out to see through construction of the training center to the end. i did your castro al jazeera washington. ah, and it's been one months since 2 powerful earthquakes in turkey and northwest syr