in georgia, atlanta city council has voted in favor of finding the atlanta public safety training center, nasa police training facility known as cop city. it lasted until 530 time this morning. after headlines, we will go to atlanta for the latest. missouri officials are moving forward with the execution of 42-year-old michael tisius today despite pleas from human rights groups, and even former jurors in his case, to spare his life. the supreme court on monday denied a stay, while republican governor mike parson refused to grant tisius clemency. he was convicted of killing two jail guards when he was only 19 years old. six jurors, including two alternates, recently came out in support of commuting tisius' sentence to life in prison. his clemency petition describe the horrific violence and neglect he endured as a child, which had detrimental impacts on his neurological and mental health step into thousand, he was sent to jail over a probation violation where his cellmate convinced them to help them escape, leading to the debt that the two guards. oklahoma officials have approved an applic

next up, we go to atlanta where police swat team, guns drawn, raided the atlanta solidarity fund, arrestingthree people live in raising money to bail out protesters opposed to a massive police training facility known as cop city. opposed to it being built. stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we go to atlanta, georgia, where a police swat team, guns drawn, raided a home and arrested three organizers with the atlanta solidarity fund, which is supporting people arrested in the movement to stop the construction of the massive police training facility known as cop city. marlon kautz, adele maclean, and savannah patterson are charged with one count each of money laundering and charity fraud. warrants allege the three were "misleading contributors to fund the actions in part of defend the atlanta forest, a group classified by the united states department of homeland security as domestic violent extremists." as proof of money laundering, the warrants cite reimbursements from april 2021 to march of this year that to

> bill: you both know atlanta will only get bigger, right?he made two interesting points. he thinks this makes atlanta safer and it makes it healthier. what would you say to that, keisha? >> you know, council member and i a very cordial. most legislation we agree on. this is just one issue i don't agree. nearly 600 people showed up at city hall and engaged in the democratic process and spoke. they indicated this is not a project that they support. lots of things we can do with $67 million. first thing is address mental health issues which we're dealing with on a national basis. affordable housing in atlanta is a major issue which is one of the reasons that we have such a high level of crime in the first place. so we have to address the reasons why we're dealing with it the levels of crime. the homeless population is extremely high in the city of atlanta. if we want to take that $67 million and address the root causes of crime, you wouldn't need to have a facility in the first place. the last thing i would say is this. many law enforcement off

folks in atlanta have been charged with domestic terrorism.ng the murder of jordan neely in new york, also being charged with domestic terrorism. so, these tactics are spreading across state lines. and, you know, across that municipalities just as, you know, the actual proposal -- >> micah herskind, thank you for your reporting on this and sharing it with us. still ahead, everybody, and iowa inside look on the gop presidential field. i'm gonna talk to a local reporter about his interview with former president trump. how iowans are feeling about ron desantis and much, much more. plus, democratic congressman jimmy gomez joins me to talk about why he voted no on the debt ceiling deal. but first, the historic rise of natural disasters in california is creating trouble for new homeowners. a look at the latest insurance company that helped covering any mayhem, as they put it, next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ped covering >>any mayhem, on this is the ls proposal, trying to look cool -- >> darn it, kyle. >> you need to pay for this yourself -- - subway just keeps getting

rebuild it with atlanta in the middle. atlanta is a shiny city.ood everywhere and destroyed. they imagined atlanta would be a white city to show the knew south.er booker t. washington has a speech in atlanta at the expositionon. atlanta is supposed to be this brand-new how the south will rise in 1881, these policewoman womenin are washerwomen in the city. to be clear, okay, about 98% of black women work in the u home. they are a cook, a maid. any job that includes service in the home. they have been talking about esunfair wages. they were talking among themselves but employees. look, we need more money the washer womando today is not the same as you and i are. ii don't want to load the washe, it don't want to plug up the vacuum.ay it's hard for me today. in this century it was the really deal hard. nuit was physically strainous. in mostr cases they made their own detergent. it's notth the gain in the machine.mo it's very difficult. it's physical to do this work. about 20 women, they have been complaining about this for a long time. they decide to

john king, you've been writing about, the truth about atlanta's cop city.te being great for the city, a win for the city, communities across the metro atlanta area. for the law enforcement officers, our first responders. so why the violent protests, why is this happening. >> part of a nationwide movement that has gone after police. and atlanta has been needing a permanent training facility to train our police better, so we can have them be able to be better prepared to deal with the crisis on the streets. all these radical trust fund brats are coming from out of our state to come in effect and burn down our communities, which is incredibly unfair. you know, i'm asking because i was an atlanta police officer, i've been shot in the line of duty serving this great community that i love and i am very proud of the fact that the mayor and the city council have stood strong to support the police. and i'm disappointed in the d.a. in dekalb county, bowing to the pressure. >> sandra: these are called coordinated attacks, ongoing 7 months, more than 40 people are char

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

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

in atlanta, the city that's been discussed, homicide down more than 50% so far this year.hink it's fair to say it's just not clear if a 90 million -dollar police training facility is the wisest use of atlanta's taxpayer dollars, even from a public safety perspective, given that headline. despite the overwhelming vote with the city council, opponents of capacity are not giving up yet. today, activists announced a plan to force a referendum vote on the project. i'll say this, if the people who are so dead set on this project really think it's great on the merits, i would imagine they would welcome a city wide referendum to make their case, and give it a real mandate. instead, atlantan's, may actually get a say after all. as a business owner, your bottom line is always top of mind. so start saving by switching to the mobile service designed for small business: comcast business mobile. flexible data plans mean you can get unlimited data or pay by the gig. all on the most reliable 5g network, with no line activation fees or term contracts... saving you up to 75% a year. and it'

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it's not good for atlanta. it's not good for any city in the country. >> i come out of the activist background. my parents were activists. i have been arrested for the things i believed in when i was young and protesting. but this isn't about protests. this is about the city of atlanta taking care of our first responders and our employees. as elected officials we have a duty to listen to voices of dissent or disagreement. we listened for 14 hours monday. but at the same time, even though there were 300 people that spoke. there are half a million people in atlanta. they have been tested on to commit to build the training center was two years ago. what we voted on monday was the financing piece. we already made that commitment. lawrence: i'm up against a break. but it's the first duty of government to keep us all safe. thank you so much. up next, donald trump becoming the first former president to bf indictedf. by the federal government. but how might these charges affect the next election. [narrator] why is aaro

steve harrigan is live in atlanta. this is a huge development. about it. >> it was an amazing atlanta city council meeting packed with protestors, more than 200 of them had a chance to speak. it went for 14 hours. didn't wrap up until 5:00 in the morning. those who oppose the construction of a police and fire training center say it will militarize the police. those who back it say it is about time to update facilities that date from the 1950s. >> we're down 200 firemen, almost 500 police officers. the difference between the two situations we actually have the ability to fill the vacancies in the fire department. they are training now in what is a trailer. >> the opposition to this center has been going on for more than a year. at times it has been violent. in january after the death of a protestors there was a small riot in downtown atlanta. one police car set on fire and windows smashed and in march 2, '00 protestors wearing masks set fire to construction equipment. right now as far as the response goes, at least 40 protestors have been arrested

in atlanta, the city that's been discussed, homicide down more than 50% so far this year.ng facility is the wisest use of atlanta's taxpayer dollars, even from a public safety perspective, given that headline. despite the overwhelming vote with the city council, opponents of capacity are not giving up yet. today, activists announced a plan to force a referendum vote on the project. i'll say this, if the people who are so dead set on this project really think it's great on the merits, i would imagine they would welcome a city wide referendum to make their case, and give it a real mandate. instead, atlantan's, may actually get a say after all. a say after all we're reinventing our network... for total confidence and complete control. ♪ ♪ fast. reliable. perfectly orchestrated. the united states postal service. ♪ move it! ♪ that's some bad luck brian. and i think i'm late on my car insurance. good thing the general gives you a break when you need it. yeah, with flexible payment options to keep you covered. so today is your lucky...day [crash] so today is your lucky...day for

and the atlanta bombing of the atlanta olympics bombing, i mean, that's that's the world's most important, if you will, international sporting event. it's like these are unmatched moments of terrorism. so wouldn't they be enough to make the argument that this is the terrorism decade? i would argue that, well, the olympics have been attacked before, but none of those acts of terrorism are as significant or as memorable as 911 and 911 alone is enough to say that the nineties can't be the terrorism decade. okay. austin, real quickly. yeah, just to sort of echo the points of other people, i think that the terrorism i personally think that terrorism decade is an apt way to describe the nineties. i think it does sort of get close to describing the spirit of the nineties, but i do think there are more more apt terms that we're probably going to get into later. i don't want to jump the gun, but i think terrorism is probably third or fourth on the list of terms that can effectively describe the nineties. so, you know, i think this is the zeitgeist term though. this doesn't really say the nineties

atlanta mayor andre dickens. one person was killed and four others wounded in midto*urpb atlanta.ouisville mayor. on april 15, five people were killed and five more wounded at the old national bank building in their doantown area. and since then there have been three other mattings in louisville -- mass shootings in louisville in which three more people were killed and 12 more injured. injured. from nashville mayor jon cooper a marsh try seven, six people three of them nine from nashville, mayor cooper. the other two mayors with us this morning coped with mass shootings several years ago. and have had time to reflect on both the immediate and longer term aftermath of those shootings. what they learned from them and both have made it a practice to reach out to mayors whether a mass shooting occurred to console them and to help them manage the aftermath. aftermath. former dayton mayor august 4, 2199 people were killed and 17 wounded to the entrance to a bar in this district. the orlando mayor on june 12, 2016 in incident many of us remember and about many of us still grieve 49 peopl

a 71 percent increase in homicides in atlanta.w ranks among the highest murder rates anywhere in the nation, and all they want to do is persecute republicans and a person named donald trump who did a great job as president, i have to say. it is very much like the attorney general and the district attorney of manhattan. all these legal pundits are really good and say what a ridiculous indictment this was. there is no crime. they said, this is what they are doing. they will spend $200 million on prosecuting a crime where there is no crime. there was no crime. nothing done there but they just want to get donald trump. the attorney general of new york letitia james campaigned. i will get trump. we are going to get him. she does not know me. i never met the young lady. he said peekaboo james. that is not nice, bruce. think of it. she campaigns, "we are going to get donald trump." she knew nothing about me. we built a company that is really valuable. it is private, you do not talk about it. unbelievable company. they are going to get do

correspondent steve harrigan is in atlanta tonight. >> the atlanta city council approved funding forstruction of a proposed police and fire fighting training center at 5:00 in the morning tuesday after a 14-hour meeting. it was packed with activists who oppose what they call cop city. supporters say the 85-acre campus would update aging training facilities and make it easier to hire and retain police officers. >> if we want to recruit the best and the brightest to be police officers in atlanta, we have got have the best in class facilities. >> opponents say it will militarize atlanta's police force and hope to get a referendum to block construction on the ballot. >> the policing promoted by this facility will not make atlanta safer. in fact, it will put our communities, particularly our black and brown communities in significant danger. >> opposition to the $90 million project has been violent with protesters camping at the site. after a 26-year-old activist was shot and killed by police, a police car was set on fire and bank windows were smashed in downtown atlanta. then in march, 2

it would house mraepts police and atlanta fire.hey say they're against it, one, it encroaches on the forest, but they also say that it would serve to militarize police but defenders, members of the city, the mayor himself says it would do just the opposite and said they're going to set up things to improve community policing and that part of the training, plus they just say it's time that their training facility needs an upgrade so they need to build a bigger one. so at issue here, though, is really three people who run the atlanta solidarity fund so this is money that's raised, charitable foundation that's raised money to bail people out who are arrested for protesting to help with their legal fund. according to the warrants, they are being charged, facing two charges essentially saying that the three leaders of this group used that money to help fund the people who are behind these protests here. so, you know, that's leading the attorney general to say that they are essentially linked with the protests here and put out a pretty s

. >>> a proposed police training center outside atlanta is moving forward despite protests, and there'selopment in the case of migrants flown to california. those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." "the washington post" says florida confirms it transported migrants from texas to california. governor ron desantis' administration says the video provided by their emergency management division shows migrants signing paperwork agreeing to go to sacramento. since friday, two private jets carrying three dozen asylum seekers mainly from venezuela traveled to sacramento from the texas border. it's believed many of them had no idea where they were going despite florida's claims. >> we've believe these individuals were lied to, manipulated, exploited, and abused, certainly morally bankrupt and potentially illegal. >> last year desantis also claimed responsibility for transporting 49 migrants from texas to martha's vineyard. >>> the "new york times" says the atlanta city council approved $31 million in funding for construction of what's known as cop city despite protests. [ chant

the mayors of orlando, atlanta and other cities talked about lessons learned from mass shootings andhe long-term effects on committees. the discussion was held at the conference of mayors in columbus ohio. >> thank you, tom. when a mass shooting occurs particularly one that makes national news people across the country recoil in horror at the tragedy and the senseless taking of innocent lives. people are gunned down going about their big daily business going to school, work, shopping or to medical appointments are spending a night out in their talent. the city where it happens they generally right behind them is the mayor. i think most of us feel this is the hardest part of what we do. from the initial shock, discerning up facts of what happened, make each of the suspect or suspects have been apprehended and. identify the victims and provided comfort to their families and information reassurance to the community at large. one other step is grieving your selves as you address these situations long after. with us today are five exceptional mayors to do great work each day in every real

it's not good for atlanta. it's not good for any city in the country. >> i come out of the activist background. my parents were activists. i have been arrested for the things i believed in when i was young and protesting. but this isn't about protests. this is about the city of atlanta taking care of our first responders and our employees. as elected officials we have a duty to listen to voices of dissent or disagreement. we listened for 14 hours monday. but at the same time, even though ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ get 2.9% apr for 36 months plus $1,500 purchase allowance on a 2023 xt5 and xt6 when you finance through cadillac financial. president slammed the charges and promised to fight what he calls the corrupt political establishment. meanwhile, ukraine's long anticipated counter offensive against russian forces is finally under way. president zelenskyy making that announcement today. the move comes as heavy fighting continues in the east and south. trudeau is pledging to send more financial aid to the war-torn nation. i'm j

senate in washington, and your kids are suddenly in lockdown at their schools in atlanta? that actually happened to him. he's going to tell that story during this hour. >> it is a horrifying scenario to be a part of, and we are glad that no harm came to those children. i can't wait to hear him recanted for you, lawrence. >> thanks, alex. >> have a good show. >> how many white house chief of staff have to go to prison to convince future white house chief of staff that they are not above the law? you would think that the answer is one, and that happens to be exactly the number of white house chief of staff to have come to prison for committing crimes in the white house. and no white house chief of staff sits them has ever been the focus of a criminal investigation again, until now. until donald trump's last white house chief of staff mark meadows, who has already done more damaged to donald trump than anyone who worked for him in the white house by handing over his text messages and other electronic communications to the january six committee. that is how we found out that d

violent crime in atlanta is down this year significantly. this incident puts everybody at fear. one incident overcomes all the good work that's been done crime is been going down to happen anywhere at time in this nation. ours is a medical facility is a sad situation. >> mayor greenberg. >> on the things i have reflected on had to deal this a couple times. it was not a mass shooting an individual walked into my campaign office on valentine's day of last year and fired six gunshots directly at me. plan the less fortunate people in this room in this country to be here with you today. that was a very similar situation in hindsight dealing with the aftermath of the mass shooting we had an old national bank building. the importance of communication and transparency in the immediate aftermath for all the reasons were just talking about the fear, the concern, what is happening next? with the community wants to know focus is people's attention on something like this. down the answers being willing to stand in front of the cameras and talk and say what you do know. so you cannot tell peo

and he was all right from appalachia to atlanta. thank you for being here and thank you for being in the fight to all of you were watching and we will stay in it with you. have a good day. >> and hearing there from the lawyers committee for civil rights after the supreme court's ruling of desk against using race as a factor against culture mission, the case stemming from two lawsuits, one from -- against harvard university and the other against the university of north carolina. we will be hearing more response to t sreme court ruling on race and college admissions in 15 minutes, 2 p.m. eastern time as a group soon for fair admission, the group that challenge the race based admissions. press conference -- holds the press conference. president biden is also reacting to the news that -- of the supreme court decision. here are his remarks. >> 45 years -- for 45 years, the united states supreme court has recognized the freedom to decide how to recognize diverse student bodies. in case after case including recently, just as a few years ag

atlanta police captain is joining us. captain, congratulations to you on this effort.u've been working on this for a while. tell us how you are able to target the areas where crime and gang activity and weapons are concentrated. >> good morning, thanks for having me. we are simply looking at the weapon offense data and the heat maps that overlay with some of the most violent areas throughout the city of atlanta. we simply pour resources, tools and personnel within those areas, specifically surrounding some of our convenience stores within those hot spots and then we find particularly which targets we're looking for within those areas. know where the targets are but also specific information with the targets. what warrants do they have, probation, parole statuses, what do ankle monitors tell us and conditions of their bond? they are looking to pull any lever we can pull using it as leverage to make sure we keep our communities safe. >> martha: we've seen efforts in the past to sort of figure out where the crime might be happening and 0 in on it. there has been pushback

appointments at a medical building in midtown atlanta. louisville mayor, craig greenberg, on april 10th, five people killed and wounded in the national bank building in the downtown area. since then three other mass shootings in louisville in which three more people were killed and 12 more were injured. from nashville, mayor john cooper, on march 27th, six people, three of them 9-year-olds were gunned down at coventry school. the other two mayors with us this morning, coped with mass shootings, and had time to reflect on both the immediate and longer term aftermath of those shootings. what they learned from them and both have made it a practice to reach out to mayors when a mass shooting occurs to console them and to help them manage the aftermath. former dayton mayor dan whaley august 4th, 2019, nine people killed and 17 wounded near the entrance to a bar on the city's oregon district and orlando mayor buddy dyer. on june 12th, 2016, in an incident many of us remember and about which many of us still grieve, 49 people were killed and 53

or you can pick it up from atlanta. it is a great feel and repurchase will support david and atlanta history center's ability to do this programming. david and i talked tonight, please submit her questions into the queue and day. we'll get as many of those as we possibly can in the event time we have with us tonight. we briefly introduced david hackett fisher. he needs very little introduction with our audience. david hackett fischer is a university professor and professor of history and narrative at brandeis university in massachusetts. he is an author of numerous books including the 2005 pulitzer prize winner of washington crossing and chaplain stream. in 2015, he got the literature award for lifetime achievement and military writing. he is going to start off tonight talking a little about the book, the premise of it and then will move to questions. thank you so much for being with us tonight. >> it is a pleasure to be with you. >> would you like to just tell us a little bit about your book. the premise of it and what

the shilling supp sites somewhat atlanta wants to show us a home until near a suburb of kids on a house somewhere else. they have the area is unrecognizable. who has put you both on my house, my lovely house. oh dear god, help us survive. we will return likes, atlanta, few residents of cape zone have up to, to leave and move to see for cities like make life little bit, but is really people the violence and the still survive and shelling artillery. i'm a real kids here show a big thing that nothing was going to happen or yeah, but on while you least floats on, much was in your schneider. they have an impact on the 10s of thousands of people that could be sensitive to the consequences will be felt for years or even decades to come to me throughout this. but no one you once to think that far it's the daily business of survival, that metals here now to breaking news out of columbia, where for children who went missing after a plane crash over a rain forest last month have been found alive, columbia and president, gustavo, pet throat tweeted these photos of rescue teams attending to them the

one need not be a great scientist or analyst to understand that that is suggestive of cities, atlanta, philadelphia, and detroit the majority african american. and suggest that there is unsubstantiated suggestions, that there was fraud. there was a racial dimension lurking within the entire january 6th attack. and when i say lurking within, while it may be a motivation and a significant motivation, it was not the only motivation to try to overturn the election. sometimes it's like coffee and sugar and milk. it's all mixed up, and to distill it requires us to be understanding of history. it's important that we not suggest with this attack on democracy that it's only about black americans. i think it's far beyond that. but a central tenet of it is to suppress the ability of black americans to participate in american democracy. over the last ten years, they have found intentional discrimination by state legislatures. and we have to understand in american democracy in the 21st century, it is multi racial. american democracy in 21st century is a multi religious institution. it's a multi ge

he's a partner at moore hall here in atlanta. let's start with what the president said yesterday, this was at the republican convention here in georgia. let's play that. >> and in this whole fake indictment, they don't once mention the presidential records act which is really the ruling act which this case falls under 100% because they want to use something called the espionage act. doesn't that sound terrible. espionage. the espionage. the espionage act of 1917. i think it was put in there about world war i. >> so the espionage act. in this case, it is not suggesting that the former president was a spy for some other foreign state. clarify the context here. >> yeah. i do think that is confusing because of the names. we think about espionage, someone running to give secrets to russia. this is just talking about do you have documents? we call it the espionage act because they are defense documents in his possession and he hasn't returned them. things effecting national security that i think likely under other circumstances might l

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