so if you look atlanta, look at atlanta in the first century, and i at atlanta the last five years, multiple studies of five years have showed that atlanta has, of all the cities in the nineties, america the the least social mobility which is fascinating because all the stuff we talk about right has the the so a child born in poverty in a census tract that is poor census tract has a 4% chance of escaping poverty sitting to the middle class in her lifetime which is -- right. the the the stat gets more complicated if you look at metropolitan areas so there's no way to get around that horrible stat for the city of atlanta it turns out that of metro areas of all the major metro areas united states atlanta has the smallest core population piece of the metropolitan area. so about a half a million people live in the city, while 6 million people live outside new york. doesn't look like that. chicago doesn't look that like that, and los angeles doesn't that. so you have a core that's very small. when we talk about the 2 million black people who have migrated to atlanta over the last generation, two g

welcome to atlanta history center. i'm claire haley, president of democracy initiatives and author talks here for the history center. i'm sitting here tonight with three great scholars and very excited to have here atlanta history. tonight we're joined by fitzhugh brundage jon sensback and scott nelson. they are just three of many contributors to this new volume, a new history of the south. it just came a couple of weeks ago. so we're very excited to be here in discussion with them tonight. and each are professors of history. each have different of expertise. we have a lot ground to cover tonight. and so i'm going to briefly introduce them and then we will jump right in. fitzhugh brundage sitting here on the end, he's the editor of this wonderful volume. he's the william b umstead, professor of history, the university of north at chapel hill. so welcome, folks, from north carolina. we appreciate you being here. and seated next to him is jon sensbach. he teaches early american history at the university of florida and dr

metro atlanta area. and whether he wins this race is not whether he can convince marjorie taylor greene's district whether he can convince those white suburban moms his college-educated voters around the atlanta area, rahel >> and steve actually, as we can hear behind you, there was clearly someone who appear because we heard the applause. we believe that marjorie taylor greene has now arrived. can you give us a sense based on what you can see? are you are sort of what's happening there >> see if can you hear me in any event we are looking at the congresswoman as she arrives at that event, we expect to hear from the former president and just a few hours. but again, that happening in rome, georgia, steve contorno, priscilla alvarez. thank you. both will keep an eye on it. well, let's talk about this more now with alex thompson. he has a national political reporter for axios. i'm also joined by sabrina sidiki. she is a white house reporter for the wall street journal. good to see you both, alice, let me st

-- in the city of atlanta but all over america.ted to make sure that the sky sat high and that entrepreneurs had an opportunity to accelerate with communities pushing and pulling thepg forward. what's so inspiring about being an entrepreneur, it takes a level of grit, vision and determination. but what's so incredible about being a woman-led business, we don't just build for ourselves. as we get -- as we advance, the community advances. [applause] and one of the reasons why i'm so inspired and excited to be here today, the biden-harris administration has had such intentionality around small business owners. as they saw national -- as they solve national problems they have the uncanny ability to go city-by-city and look eye-to-eye with founders, lifting their stories, celebrating their businesses, because they know that when a small business does well, america does well. [applause] i appreciate the way that the biden harris administration has also made sure that barriers of federal contracts have been eliminated for founders. i appr

this rally tonight in atlanta. and just a few hours, we should say that trump it's also holding a rally tonight in rome, georgia, which is north of atlanta. i believe. we'll leave it here at least aware. i'm andra gillespie. thank you both thank you >> we wanted it to some breaking news right now for the fourth time this week, there was an incident with the united airlines flight this latest one took place friday afternoon. that's when a flight from san francisco to mexico city had to divert to los angeles because of an issue with the hydraulic system. let's bring in cnn's camila. we're now who joins us flier from the los angeles international airport camila just bring us up to speed what's happening here? >> look passengers rahel have been left scared, wondering what in the world is going on after all of these incidents? this week, as you mentioned, that last one, being a plane that was going from san francisco to mexico city. and in the middle of the flight are on their way. it was starting because they landed he

she's in atlanta. she's covering the president, priscilla president biden just wrapping up his remarks there in atlanta. what did they have to say? >> well, be laid out his domestic accomplishments. he ticked through a number of key issues for voters. this election cycle, including reproductive rights, be economy voting rights, and above all, kicking off his remarks we the bachar status has been the theme of his campaign protecting democracy. and he acknowledged that former president donald trump was just up the road 60 miles from here and talks about the former president's coziness with authoritarians and really stressed that he is going to protect democracy. and i have to tell you alex and talk lena voters in the crowd just before the presidents of the stapes. this was clearly top of mind for them as well. and all of them had really been excited about what they had seen at the state of the union thursday, and this was a president that got onstage and clearly tried to capitalize on that moment. he inv

just for fresh solutions, even some non-standard ones, atlanta, which produces refrigerators, freezers and washing machines, appointed new management. dmitry kharitonchik knows the intricacies of industrial affairs thoroughly, he worked as deputy minister of industry and supervised all enterprises from the point of view of external sales, it was they who began to limp in atlanta. the main task is to increase product sales, unload warehouses, and then resolve issues related to production. deputy prime minister pyotr parkhomchik spoke about this when introducing the new general director. from idea to prototype should take no more than a few months. we can't for long wait in this situation, because our competitors, our weakness defined in our traditional ones, can take advantage. you probably know that an enterprise has appeared in tatarstan that produces refrigerators, so if we hesitate, if we do not solve those assigned tasks. in terms of work in our traditional markets, then of course, hayer will continue to develop, each time it will become more and more difficult for us to conquer, s

are you in atlanta at the moment? welcome to our coverage. you know the players, you know georgia law. your reaction on the decision so far. >> bill, you remember that two weeks ago, when i was on with you, i said the judge is going to get through qualifying week when candidates sign up to run for office. he is a candidate on the ballot in fulton county this year, heavily democratic county. i think he would come back this week and rule that fanny could stay on the case but wade would have to go. obviously the judge thinks that there was a conflict, otherwise we could have had the status quo. so there will be the question raised, if it's a conflict for her why not for her? >> bill: a couple questions about the judge. is it fair to assume the following. if the judge determined they lied, he would have no choice, right? they would both be off the case. but if he keeps her on, then he has determined they did not lie or maybe she didn't lie, and that the timeline that was presented in court is accurate. does that make sense to you? >> it does not,

we are going to start with nbc in atlanta.t seems like biden intends to keep his enthusiasm going after his date of the address, right? >> absolutely, alex. the campaign is calling it the march month of action. the goal is to give the energy going after estate of the union address that the campaign thinks was powerful, strong, and commanding. what that month of action is going to look like as events like today, the president and vice president working to hit every single battleground state this month. they are also going to be expanding operations, hiring over 350 team members across 100 states. and also, you're going to see more ads hitting the airways. they announced a six week million-dollar ad budget, more than they spent all last year on advertising. take a look at the message they are starting to talk about in this advertisement. >> i'm not a young guy, that's no secret. but here's the deal, i understand how to get things done for the american people. look, i'm very young, energetic, and handsome. what am i doing this fo

picking up gigs from atlanta to new york.omelessness, and finally finding success. releasing the hit song "supermodel" in '93. ♪ work, turn to the left, work, turn to the right ♪ ♪ sashay ♪ >> and appearing on mtv news, a moment he watched with his mother. >> right before she died, she got to see the very beginning of my becoming famous. she was literally on her death bed, and i had told her let's watch mtv, because there is a report that's coming on of me. >> everybody is a drag queen. you're born naked and the rest is drag. >> so we watched it. and she said ru, you are crazy, which is the greatest compliment coming from her. and she got to see that her -- everything that she had said would happen for me was happening. >> but the price of stardom came with pitfalls. you don't hesitate about talking about being at the time dependent on drugs. >> uh-huh. >> and you really go there in telling the story in various times and periods of your life. what was it like for you in writing this, to sit back in those dark times again? >>

arthel: president biden touchdown in atlanta, georgia moments or a campaign rally in atlanta tonight. he is hoping to build on momentum from his state of the e union speech on thursday. former president trump also on the stump in the battleground state as presumptive republican nominee. it is the second time in nine days the two are in the same state from the same day. we are watching this but first we begin with an investigation into a deadly helicopter crash near the southern border. what happened and the rio grande valley of texas. one border patrol agent and two national guard members were killed. one soldier survived but is in critical condition brand-new hour of "fox news live" i am arthel neville hi eric. two for thank you for joining us on eric shawn. military is not yet said what exactly caused the tragic crash. the border security mission there's a recent surge of illegal crossings and border agents expect that to continue as spring arrives. jeff and paul in eagle pass with much more on the crash and the situation there. >> eric, we just got some new reaction regarding this

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phoenix beat atlanta 128-115, dala beat utah 113.97.ly defeated sacramento 109-102. brooklyn lost to milwaukee 108–115. orlando is stronger than new orleans at home - 121-106. today we are watching the los angeles-lakers game. lebron james and company will play with atlanta, starting at 5:30 am minsk time ozerniki is only in the play zone and in order to rise higher, it is extremely important for them to defeat the holks basketball players. and tomorrow the russian biathlon championship on snow slopes starts in tyumen. the strongest shooting skiers of our country will perform at the pearl of siberia winter sports center. at 9:00 you will find a sprint race for men, here we are rooting for smolsky and company. live broadcast on tv channel belarus 5. and already at 12:30 women will take to the tracks. this race can also be followed live on the country's main sports channel. already pursuits are planned for sunday and we expect accurate shooting, fast progress along the distance, and good luck from our biathletes. to the belarusians in tyu

this is part of the suburban loop around atlanta, clayton county. this is where we were counting from tuesday on into saturday in the last presidential election because of the covid, voting. this is where the votes came in and turn the state. one of the places that turned it in favor of president biden again, this is going to be democrat, overwhelmingly democrat. this is the atlanta airport, huge black base in this county, but again, suburban voters who can vote republican, you see them voting there in the primary tonight. so if you're donald trump, this is great, except you still have weaknesses in the suburbs, except, and i mean, when you look at that chatham county and i understand all the context of the proximity to charleston, savannah the charleston understand, but 35% for someone who has dropped out >> but that is talking about, that's a protest. that is a no. thank you. that's what we know. donald trump is going to win, but no, thank you. >> so much more politely than some of those voters maybe putting it but that would be the bottom line. >

we learn that his last cellphone ping was in atlanta. know, well, there's an appalachian trail trailhead, you know, just north of atlanta. we find out late in the day tuesday that his car is parked at the airport. surely there's not something else at play here. you're saying he's over here at the appalachian trail. we at "the state" had some information that led us to believe something different. so about a year before mark sanford mysteriously disappeared from the state, we had gotten an e-mail, the subject that said "this is your governor" that appeared to be back-and-forth e-mails between mark sanford and a-a woman in argentina. but they could not be proven to be legitimate until the governor disappeared. and here is an actual excerpt from one of mark's many e-mails to belén. -[romantic guitar playing] -"i could digress and say you have the ability to give magnificent, gentle kisses or that i love your tan lines or that i love the curve of your hips. the erotic beauty of you holding yourself or two magnificent parts of yourself in the

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george longstreet is is famous among you, atlanta. so because she worked as riveter at the bell bomber plant, marietta, at age. this is just such a remarkable. she was unbelievable. she just did not stop going. it's just an story. so i'm i encourage everybody to get book because it really is a super read as interesting so claire we have some questions. so if you have any questions, please raise, your hair and i will come to you. i'm going to start here. yes. two quick questions. his actions after the war do you think they reflected more a fundamental change of heart or more pragmatic response to the political environment? that's a great question. and, you know, i might add as a as another option or element, you know, was there was there some opportunism here? people have asked that and i would say that that it's it's his views evolve. i think initially it's a it's a approach move again he's looking around the landscape trying to figure out who can who can provide, you know, a sort of a peace and and stability. i think the ferocity of

google, microsoft, apple all a opening offices here in atlanta. and it's not just tech. georgia has taken aim at one of california's most lucrative industries, tv and film. while hollywood has lost hundreds of millions in revenue in recent years to other locations, the film industry spent over $4 billion in georgia last year alone. the best innovation in tech, entertainment and and start-ups no longer just in california. >> really the state of georgia, very proto-business. we want to see companies grow here, we want to build here. -- pro-business. cheryl: and the companies that do choose to build here, they are seeing great success. so venture atlanta, which is a nonprofit that has been rah really influential in building out the infrastructure for start-ups here in the state, they're helped their companies reach exits totaling $15 billion. you know, that's always a big goal for start-ups, to reach that exit or to go public. $15 billion, a really successful end for those start-ups and a successful start for the silicon valley of the south. cheryl? if. cheryl: yeah. as we

jose >> reporter: aaron gilchrist in atlanta. thank you. >>> in the sports world seem there's no stopping caitlin clark, the college basketball superstar shattered another record last night. steph curry's record for the most three pointers in a single ncaa season. last week she set the record for the most points scored by any college basketball player man and women. >>> still ahead, the terrifying gorilla encounter caught on camera after it charged after these trapped zookeepers >>> plus a big change for the s.a.t.s that started today and what we are already hearing from students who took it. >>> we are back with a frightening new video of a gorilla charging at two zookeepers trapped in an enclosure. the incident occurred last october at the fort worth zoo in texas, but the video was just posted online this week you can see the zookeepers running as elmo, the 34-year-old silverback gorilla went after them the zoo says nobody was hurt all keepers and animals are safe. >>> big news for high school students the s.a.t.s have gone com

cnn meteorologist elisa raffa is in atlanta, where at lisa, i got wet. the streets were flooded last night yeah. >> we've been watching this creek here this morning rise. we had problems with it earlier in the week overnight here in atlanta, we got an inch and a half of rain. but earlier in the week on wednesday, we got nearly two-and-a-half inches of rain so this creek here at peachtree creek on the belt line, it's rushing, it's coming down fast. it's rising. >> and i'm not sure if you can >> tell at home, but there's like plastic garbage plastic bags, cubs, you could see our pollution just kinda lined up on the banks from where it had risen earlier in the week. so this creek here did have some problems. we had the heavier rain to the south. this go round overnight. so that's what led to some of that flash flooding just south of atlanta going into southern georgia, if we take a look at the radar right now, you can see that the rain is really just spread up and down the east coast from upstate new york. into maine all the way down through the carolinas.

it is a big challenge. >> with my remaining time, i want to follow-up on initial usp atlanta.a psi investigation that i led several years ago found very substantial flow of contraband into the facility, including weapons and narcotics. ig's recent report that drugs contribute to one third of deaths in custody at what steps are taken to address the flow of contraband and the threat that poses public safety apis ladies and particular usp atlanta? >> the issues that were uncovered still fall into these two categories, lack of staffing and our maintenance and repair backlog. as we were able to show you during your visit at usp atlanta , the facility structure was currently but it allowed for hiding contraband inside our institution. we are working to maintain our facilities in a way where they are safe and secure. we are also working every day to interdict contraband in our institutions through the useeb of detecting and stopping drone activities. looking at the mail and looking at ways to stop drugs from coming in via the mail. we work diligently to ensure that anyone entering ou

we need greater atlanta crossings _ border as well.nd secondly l border as well. we need greater i atlanta crossings and secondly we need better access for those trucks to get humanitarian supplies and and get them fast. ultimately, we�*re not talking about ten, 20, 30 trucks a day. we need hundreds of trucks a day. we need hundreds of trucks a day to get in to feed the population the size of the city of manchester. 2.3 million people are on the brink of starvation, many of them particularly in northern gaza, it�*s only a matter of time before we see more and more deaths as a result of hunger. so first of all, it is a matter of opening up those crossings and making sure trucks can leave at and making sure trucks can leave at a faster pace than they are at the moment. unfortunately, the security checks that have been put in place are actually preventing aid from moving into gaza.— are actually preventing aid from moving into gaza. thank you very much for coming _ moving into gaza. thank you very much for coming on _ moving into gaza. th

the atlanta fed coming down. is there, look, here is what i want to ask, it seems like the fed will be late. is there any chance they'll get the memo early that maybe a cut -- i'm not saying in march. i'm not even saying in may but to put june on the table and acknowledge the soft landing is not guaranteed. i believe in it, but it is not guaranteed, and you're getting data that proves that point. >> jim, i have been looking for fed officials who are more concerned with the outlook, the negative outlook, than they are with the positive one or higher inflation, and it's very hard to find. there aren't many dyed in the wool defense out there, not as many concerned as you are about this. i agree the data -- first of all, i think there's a good way to invest by, jim, which friends don't let friends use the atlanta fed gdp forecast, which is -- >> wait a second, the last couple quarters it's been pretty on. >> it's been pretty good. >> the last couple quarters it's been pretty good in its accuracy. >> it has been. it h

and atlanta and in the months ahead when we arrived down the street, or as a trump fan, i was fu on it and a little and a six-year-old kid putting up as middle finger >> did you ever sit? no, i'm serious. the general thank you. hear people talk the way they do look at domains, domains who we are. that's not who america, that's not america >> as you saw, victor is about biden is really just going to highlight what's at stake in this election cycle. and really just how he believes that donald trump poses a threat to democracy camila dechalus for us there in wilmington. thanks so much. so to me now is michelle price is a national politics reporter for the associated press. >> good morning to you. all right. so camila talked a lot about policy. let's talk about tone during the state of the union address, president biden referred to former president trump as my predecessor. but in this address in pennsylvania, this rally, he called trump out by name regularly. what does that tell us aside from policy, the tonal the tone that the president in the campaign will use moving forward >> yeah, i m

the georgia state capitol in atlanta. this is cnn well if you're ever going to make a three-point shot in a basketball game doing it at the buzzer to singer team to the sec conference championship game. >> south the right time. do it quite wire explains what's up, jessica, number one, south carolina, the only unbeaten d1 team, a perfect 30 and playing in their conference tournament semifinals. but they found themselves down by two to number five, tennessee with 1.1 seconds to go. tennessee doesn't even cover six foot seven. camila cardozo. no way she makes the three right? >> wrong >> buzzer-beater. it's the first three pointers she's made in 118 games at sc vols coach kelly harper wasn't wrong. it was only cardozo second ever three-point attempt camilla's and this was her favorite moment of her career. the game cox will face lsu in the title game today. >> the left and i came up, my mouth was like it blank you want and that's just not me i was like, okay i practice them in practice though. i just sat back and shot it >>

that's north of atlanta. georgia is a key swing state that biden won in 2020 by less than a percentage point, and it's the only swing state among primary contests happening on today, happening tuesday rather, we have team coverage of these dueling campaign events. steve contorno is covering a trump rally, but let's begin with priscilla alvarez. she is in atlanta and personal. let's start with you. help us understand why biden isn't atlanta today and why georgia seems to be so important this year well, a couple of reasons where how he's clearly trying to build off the momentum from the state of the union. we saw some of what he may say today when he was in pennsylvania yesterday using forceful language about his rival former president donald trump, but also it's an opportunity for him to engage directly with the voters that he's going to need. this is a crucial state for him going into november. it's one he only narrowly won in 2020, as you laid out. and this is going to be a say that doesn't have a lot of tho

we will see sunshine there, though. 61 in montgomery, 57 in atlanta. all right. that's your monday forecast. >> i appreciate it. thank you, michelle. >>> the stage is set for college sports premiere event, the brackets for the ncaa college basketball tournament were revealed on selection sunday. in the men's tournament uconn is beginning its title defense with the first overall one seed in program history. they will face tournament newcomer stetson on friday. north carolina laid claim to the top spot in the west, while purdue will look to avenge their historic first round knockout from last year. while taking the top seed in the midwest. houston rounds out the top dogs in the men's tournament with the number one spot in the south. on the women's side caitlin clark has a chance to top off her historic final season at iowa with a national championship. the hawk eyes claim the top spot for albany regional 2. undefeated powerhouse south carolina locked up the tournament's overall one seed in albany regional one, while texas and usc round out the number one seeds for

it is helping atlanta grow into its new nickname.e of the fastest growing and most prolific tech hubs in the country. >> sometimes referred to as the silicon valley of the south is. that's a great comparison is. >> reporter: the business-friendly tax structure in georgia is are made atlanta a breeding ground for billion dollar start-ups. garrett langley is a georgia tech grad and the ceo of a security company whose valuation has hit $4 billion. >> literally whether it's blue or red, because clearly we're in a purple state, doesn't matter. everyone's aligned that business is what helps drive safer communities. >> reporter: the country's tech giants are taking notice. google, microsoft, apple all opening offices here in atlanta. and it's not just tech. georgia has taken aim at one of california's most lucrative industries, tv and filmment while hollywood has lost hundreds of millions in revenue in recent years to other locations, the film industry spent over $4 billion in georgia last year alone. the best with innovation in tech, enter

keshia age, a single mom of three in atlanta is working two jobs and struggling with high prices.t do you want to hear from the president tonight? >> basically, that things are going to get better and that things are going to become more affordable and that people are actually going to be able to live as opposed to surviving. >> and peter, we're thinking a bit about the audience tonight, because we remember last year the president was heckled by some republicans in the audience. >> lester, you're right. it's a dynamic, live event. and the republican house speaker has told members of his party to be respectful tonight, while progressive democrat cori bush, a fierce critic of the president's handling of the war in gaza did not rule out her own protest this evening. lester? >> all right, peter, thank you. >>> i'm joined now by kristen welker, moderator of "meet the press." kristen, this is kind of a reset moment for the president as we launch on this road to '24. >> absolutely, lester. this may be the largest audience he will have to make his case for reelection. and i've been talkin

partially closing its federal penitentiary in atlanta in 2021.nesty and integrity.ax the oig dedicates significant resources to investigate alleged criminal wrongdoing and b.o.p. facility, tilyassault and smuggling as we have seen through our ongoing criminal investigation where the warden chaplet and several other inmates have been convicted of sexual assault charges, failing to identify and address criminal wrongdoing can spiral and po . relatedly, our ongoing use with our audit of the use of restraints was prompted, by allegations that inmates at usp thompson, which you reference. they were routinely placing extended periods of time and inmates were mistreated while restrained. closed by director peters in response to these and other concerns. let me turn to suicide■j, which comprise, as you noted, the majority of the desk we reviewed her that half of those indicted by suicidwere in single cell confinement despite policy that strongly disfavored the use of single selling. almost half the suicides occurred in restrictive housing units. over 60%

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biden will speak in atlanta this evening. his campaign is also launching a new ad in georgia, a critical swing state. arizona, michigan, north carolina, nevada, pennsylvania, and wisconsin. and in it, biden acknowledges his age as he targets young voters. more on that coming up for you. last night in his first speech since the state of the union address, he told voters in pennsylvania about his a compliment on jobs. >> 15 million new jobs in three years. that is a record in american history. unemployment at a 50 year low. 800,000 new manufacturing jobs and counting. >> trump, meanwhile, will speak at a rally in marjorie taylor greens district in a few hours from now. on his way he may drive past dnc sponsored billboards like the one you are seeing right there. yesterday he welcomed hungary's prime minister to mar-a-lago, with the hard-line conservative leader. >> there is nobody that is better, smarter, or a better leader than victor. >> trump also posted a $91 million bond in the e. jean carroll case. we are going to talk to

it was a bad night for atlanta, aside from some spectacular dunks from jalenjohnson, who finished theformance for the lakers as the end of the regular season approaches. the 39—year—old scored 25 points and had ten assists and seven rebounds as the lakers won their 13th game of the last 20. however, on this occasion the accolades went to his team—mate russell. he finished with 27 points, which included six three pointers. the sixth saw him score his 183rd of the campaign, which drew him level with nick van exel with 12 games of the regular season remaining. it's just really cool. i don't want to understated, overdo it, just think it's really cool to just be a part of something like that. i think i did something like that in brooklyn as well. just to give credit for the game, what you're doing, showcasing everything, just to get credit for something like this, it's really cool. he is now

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let's pick that up with brian whitmore, who is a non resident senior fellow at the atlanta. it cancels you raised a center, is also assistant professor of practice at the university of texas arlington. but welcome to d w. how does vladimir opposing benefit by blaming you crying for this? rob about the lennox state group who said that they did as well. i think, i mean i, i completely agree with president still tends to be, this was utterly predictable. um, in fact, i would have been very, very, very surprised. it did not leave ukraine or ukraine is the enemy of the moment. and therefore, they must be blamed for everything russian state immediate soon after the attack, had received instructions to play up the ukrainian angle. what this shows us is the rush is very, very good at focusing on imaginary enemies. whether these are fictitious, nazis and ukraine, or the aisle to be g, q plus community, for example, which was recently declared a terrorist organization. but it is completely in that actually finding actual terrorist. this really does expose that proven security state as

. >> as we see these live pictures from atlanta, that hearing has begun.lee, as lisa was referencing, we still haven't received a start date. when could we expect that? and how much did this motion to dismiss willis push things back here? >> good morning. let me answer the second question first because i think that's the easier one. right now it's winding its way through an application process with the georgia court of appeals. we should know in a couple of months whether or not the georgia court of appeals will hear this disqualification motion. if they do, that could lead to an opinion sometime in november at the earliest. that would really push the trial date back. while judge mcafee said he's not going to say anything other than the disqualification motion, who can try a case certainly seems to go to the disqualification motion and go to whether they can set the case itself. but the d.a. has always said that she's ready to go and i have no doubt about it. she said she just needs 30 days. today at the hearing too, we're going to hear a lot about the fir

steve harrigan is live in atlanta on a day of reckoning for fani willis. first let's start in fort pierce, florida on the trump legal saga. bring us up to speed. david. >> good morning to you both. we know that things start pretty much on time in federal court. this was supposed to kick off behind me at 10:00. no electronics in the courtroom. we can't be certain but we know the former president is in the courtroom right now and is inside the building right now. remember, the f.b.i. raided mar-a-lago in august of 2022. here we are march 1, 2024, waiting for a trial date. this is a complicated case with tens of thousands of pages of documents. we expect the former president donald trump to be in court most of the day with his attorneys. also potentially jack smith himself along with his legal team. we have video of the former president arriving in his motorcade today here in fort pierce with some of his supporters outside. the big focus when will this go to trial? it is scheduled to begin here may 20th in florida. but it is likely this date will slide. one o

this was embarrassing for atlanta. it made our city look like a giant reality show. he confirmed to "newsweek" last week that now he plans to qualify to run against judge mcafee and that will happen in may. he noted that he voted for democrats and republicans in the past and going against mcafee because -- not because of the trump or willis disqualification matter. that hasn't been settled when he gave that interview. we should note he is the executive director of a rainbow coalition project in atlanta, georgia. has worked and advised reverend jesse jackson for 20 years. are politics getting mixed into all this? i think it's at least on the table to ask. >> harris, it is a fair question. you and i have discussed this numerous times. it would be naive for anyone to believe these cases are being handled from a perspective through the prism of the law. they're political in nature. mcafee is up for re-election. if anyone is to believe he is not aware or conscious of the political impact of his decision on his re-election, you have to be naive about it. i will tell you ri

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he died in september, three months after being booked into the fulton county jail in atlanta. death gained public attention in april after harper released photos of his fandy co. the was department of justice cited thompson's death when announcing an investigation into jail conditions in fulton county that was back in august of last year. go ahead, michele. guest: thank you for raising that. that incident,g the man of the fulton county jail, there is no excuse for anything like that. it was an absolute horror story. think it is reflective of very deep-seated problems in the fulton county jail. the lack of supervision and frankly the lack of caring. yeah. just horrible. as for the comments people make about sexual assault, is also thoroughly unacceptable under any circumstances. fortunately in this country there is a changing where corrections professionals understand this is not except of. we have the prison rape eliminatn over the country. it has sought to really change the way we protect people inside. we identifyally assaulted, those at risk of being perpetrators. there are