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

people know this area pretty well here in atlanta, georgia. but this came right after noon time when this car tried to accelerate, get through that gate barrier and was stopped by that ran system and then the suspect was taken into custody. so obviously, we're paying attention to all the details here and hopefully we've asked to see if they clearly know oh, who the suspect is at this point, but we want to know if they've had any interactions with police or the fbi in the last few months, were have their bidding online warnings to something like this happening that happened today. guys won one of many important >> unanswered questions. ryan, please standby. really fascinating that other apparently no weapons on this person. they made no statements or threats as they were being arrested. please stay with cnn. we're going to take a quick break and come back with the very latest out of atlanta or an suv has ram the gate the fbi office, there will be right back >> this is the big dam >> kane who that do? >> the most posted show late night >> that s

why should people of atlanta vote for you? >> because i have done more for the people of atlanta than any other president by far. i've done more for the black community than any other president since abraham lincoln and maybe including abraham lincoln but since abraham lincoln and it looks like our palling is very good in the state of georgia overall so we are very happy about it but you see the support it's been really something. >> thank you. >> they are all friends of mine. i better not pick. you are going to have -- it's going to be some competition. dustin has been great, lori has been playing great. they are all playing great. the fact is that they are very good golfers. the masters is this weekend and it's going to be special and it's right around the corner, right? >> thank you. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> thank you, everybody.er make a lot of money. make a lot of money. weekly roundup of c-span coverage providing one-stop shop to discover what the candidates across the country are saying to voters along with

a driver smashing into the gate at atlanta's fbi field office.the incident of course raising alarm amid heightened vigilance for possible threats nationwide against the fbi and law enforcement. authorities say the vehicle approached and refused to stop. security unleashing that physical barrier to block the vehicle. agents and bomb technicians searching the vehicle. the driver arrested, taken to the hospital. abc's steve osunsami leading us off from the scene outside atlanta. >> reporter: the driver of this orange suv is in a world of trouble tonight after trying to follow a vehicle into the gates of atlanta's fbi main office north of the city. it was just after noon, and authorities say the driver with south carolina plates would not stop, and security had to use a pop-up physical barrier to block the suv, smashing the vehicle. guards say the driver got out of the car and was quickly arrested without incident. he was transported to a hospital downtown. >> several of our special agents who were passing by apprehended him. at this time we are look

this was the stone. >> this line is for a food bank in atlanta's grove park neighborhood. carry folks grew up here, move back in with his parents during covid life now, part times substitute teacher part-time doordash or part-time, everything almost. >> all you can do right now, you can find all i could find at the moment. just taking whatever jobs come folks is 35 wants to keep georgia blue. wishes biden had yielded to someone more energetic who is there now to leave? >> the democratic party. like we don't really know. >> and for all the negative things you can say about the republicans, they at least have people out there running like who've seen passionate complaints about the choices are a constant from atlanta and its blue suburbs to the red rural towns and our north. i tried to vote with my bible. i really do. i tried to think, well, what is the moral thing to do? what is the right thing to do? but it's been, it's been a little harder over the past couple of years to to pick a candidate that i think fits what i believe in free otis calls himself a reasonable republic

sorry that lou settled to atlanta decided to stay in spain. that phone call's help to maintain contact with diego. yes, please. it's small and folks, they mostly chatted about da goes future plans about his exams at university. although she's really proud of her son, so like that instead of to a punter feels great guilt for leaving him. she paid a high price for her life in europe. diego cave able even tried living in spain for 6 months, but he felt so uncomfortable in his mother's new family. his home is that quite do catalina and jimmy let's home was once and to come back to us. they even lived in the same city, but they only met in mid ridge funded by their mutual suffering as live in domestic work. cuz catalina hope to and money is a free, known survey in spain and return after 2 years. the head dreams were dashed. fortunately, her husband and 2 children now grown up fuller task, but her life was dominated by the elderly people. she can't for it. no, no, sometimes it felt as if the day would never end and the old people often don't go to b

they're just outside adjusting in suburban area of atlanta. we know it happened around 12th 30 and there you can see the vehicle gets lodged against a secondary barrier that is intended to stop people from being able to drive into the unauthorized people from being able to drive into the fbi facility. >> but >> that's what happened to person drove into that barrier and then exited the vehicle trying to enter the fbi field office complex there and they were stopped by the security people. now, we know that that person has been put in custody of the dekalb county sheriff's they were taken to a hospital for evaluation and that includes a mental health evaluation. we've seen just in the last few minutes, there the tow trucks were trying to remove the vehicle from that barrier they had said in the bomb squad, two look at it to make sure that there was nothing no further threat in that vehicle no bonds, no other weapons were found at the scene and what we're told is that he exited this person exited the vehicle. there with no threats. there was no n

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we're going to go to atlanta. phil lavelle is at emory university there. there were confrontations between police and protesters at emory they were on the 1st time you saw those pictures reflect saves and used coverage all over the world where you have those protest is on the quad, which is this grossey area in the center of the campus where people say that they were protesting quite peacefully and then a one point we had emory police, we had the atlanta police. we also had state trip assess, there's dozens of arrest students. people who work at the university outside is all taken into custody on those horrible, ugly scenes compared. that's what we saw 24 hours later on friday. it was i much comment effect. there was a big protest here about this time yesterday about 4 o'clock. so maybe an hour or so from now, and there was a 2nd protest in the evening. the big difference that was there was a lot of police yesterday. i mean, when we got here yesterday evening, we spotted one police call about a half a mile away down the road at the entrance to the campus.

and those are the states that will make a determination. >> the people of atlanta vote for you? president trump: because i have done more for the people of atlanta than any other president by far. i have done more for the black community than any other president since abraham lincoln. and maybe including abraham lincoln. but since abraham lincoln. and it looks like our polling is very good in the state of georgia overall. we are very happy about t we have had -- you see the support. it's been really something. >> thank you. >> the masters, who you got? president trump: they are all friends of mine. every one of those players is a friend of mine. i better not pick. you have great ones. it will be some competition. ail have some -- dustin's been great. rory's playing great. they are all playing great. the fact is they are very good golfers. the masters is this weekend and it will be special. and it's right around the corner. have a good time. >> thank you. president trump: thank you, everybody. make a lot of money. make a lot of money. >> c-span now, is a free mobile app featuring

but we live in atlanta with phil, available for us to join engine, is that the city university of new york? so john, what's the situation there with the maybe tell us what's happening? well after more than a week of it is there's a sense of normalcy. like you would have it say, a refugee camp. if you look around, of all of these gents remain. those are where people live and sleep by day. and then if you look over on the other side, behind this monument here you've got speaker, it is one after the other who come out and sort of encourage people, remind them why they're here and uh, and the entire time. ready they're trying to make sure the police don't come in and sweep this all away. and the rules are different. at each camp we went to princeton university earlier today because they tried to play by their rules. they were, they didn't put up tents, they were masks because they were worried about being identified. they don't want to be kicked out. and they didn't use microphones because that's against university room here, and it most of their camps, they simply don't play by the unive

. >>> also tonight the suv ramming a security gate at the fbi's atlanta field office. the driver in custody. what we're learning. >>> the spring storms and tornado threat across the country. and is april snow headed for new england? al roker is here. >>> the significant progress in the race to reopen the port of baltimore after that massive bridge collapse. the temporary fix to get ships in and out. >>> the major escalation in the middle east. iran accusing israel of striking its consulate in syria and killing two top generals. >>> convicted double murderer alex murdaugh back in court, sentenced to 40 more years for stealing from his clients. why some of his victims say they forgive him. >>> a lawyer for nfl star rashee rice says he's cooperating with police after reports his car was involved in a major crash. authorities asking for help i.d.-ing the man in this video. >>> and he's young and driven. the gamer turned nascar star who just claimed his first major checkered flag. >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening and welcome. break

john: for shanan allison in atlanta, the documentation isn't the problem. problem, she says, is actually doing the required activities. shanan allison: if i could do part time job, i would do it for money, you know, for medicaid, either one. love to have i take the medicaid over the money. but the point is i can't do it. john: recently, she was turned down for social serity disability benefits. but a recent mammogram spotted something that requires additional testing. it could be another serious health challenge. but ironically, it could also give her coverage again, qualifying her for women's health medicaid. how does this make you feel about this whole system? shanan allison: i feel cheated, and anyway, i feel discriminated against. i'm just confused as to why georgia did this and some places didn't. it almost makes me want to move, you know? because i need the care that badly. ♪ john: for more than two decades, vermont-based photographer jim westphalen has documented old farmhouses, barns, churches, and homes that have fallen into disrepair. he calls it

you are starting with atlanta. you killed the businesses in atlanta.im crow 2.0. >> steve: also, remember, it was this congress that passed the inflation reduction act, which didn't actually reduce inflation. but that's what they called it because that was the message. inflation was about 9%. let's call something something that it really isn't. nobody bought it. >> brian: brag about the expiring tax reform that president trump put in that had the economy growing. and everybody. you know who had the smallest decrease in taxes? the top five 10%. the rest, mostly middle class felt those tax reductions. now president biden is i can't wait for 2025 when they expire. nobody is happy about that. >> ainsley: well, cnn, we talked about these polls at the beginning of our show if you are just waking up. these are pretty astonishing. donald trump he'd according to cnn biden and trump he is up by 6 points. if it's a 5-way match, trump, biden, kennedy, wes and sian trump is ahead by 9 points. >> that's significant. >> steve: remember, going into where we are right

as of correspondent in atlanta. he then white house correspondent and then became deputy washington correspondent bureau chief to became then london bureau chief, then became washington bureau chief. as you can see, he was moving up the ladder. then he was editor of the editorial for eight years and. finally, in 2000, one was named executive editor, which is the top job at the times. in his spare time. he won the pulitzer prize for his writing and he's managed to find way to write five books in the process of this. some of you may have attended the appearance of his son ben raines, who participated in open book open mind during the pandemic and it was a virtual appearance. we were doing it remotely at that time and he had done a book on his role in the discovery of the last slave ship. go, hilda. so this this is a second appearance for the raines family in conversation with howell as edward ball, who was another southerner born in savannah. he graduated from brown with a bachelor's degree in iowa, which i assume was

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, un sospechoso utiliza su vehiculo para tratar de ingresar a la fuerza a las oficinas del fbi en atlanta> el sujeto fue aprendido. >> ademas, canal temporal, telemundo es el unico medio hispano en transitar por la nueva via habilitada para el trafico de buques en la bahia de baltimore tras el choque de la que colapso el puente francis scott key. >> scott key. >> mientras, continuan los esfuerzos para recuperar a las victimas mortales y remover los escombros del desastre. >> sube el salario minimo. >> a partir de hoy los salario minimo. >> a partir de hoy los trabajadores de la industria de comida rapida en california recibiran 20 dolares la hora. >> por los trabajadores y rechazada por varios buenos de negocios que dicen que tendran que tomar drasticas para cumplir con la ley. >> le presentamos a la primera latina en ser jefa de policia del valle de san fernando, que abarca una gran parte del condado de los angeles los ninos tienen que correr a mi, not away from nosotros. >> rubi flores quiere cambiar el departamento para fortalecer la relacion entre la policia y su comunidad. >> un repo

georgia which is northeast of downtown atlanta.an see that vehicle. it looks like it might be an infiniti suv crashed into that web shaped barricade. an fbi bearcat vehicle on the scene. there's another one as well. the bureau says "vehicle rammed into the employee entrance with the driver attempting to enter the facility. nobody was injured in all of this. the fbi and police tried to determine what and the world that guy did this. >> you're left wondering. how you're going to get past that for any of us who have seen these fbi offices. they are heavily guarded and gated. this person decided to go straight through. but was stopped by that gate. this was the employee entrance where that person tried to enter the facility and was shortly after detained by agents and has been arrested by the county police. >> john: short of having a tank with dreads, getting over one of those wedge barricades is nigh impossible. particularly in a vehicle like that. those are up all the time unless an unauthorized vehicle was allowed to proceed. then t

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

fundraiser yesterday "the atlanta journal constitution" says it costs $6,600 in atlanta.t over for a photo opportunity to get $25,000 with the 450th president and walk awayith the picture. kelly loeffler doing a lot of the sponsoring. went over to orlando. their goal is to close the gap. they will probably never catch the democrats. lara trump looking to lead a charge to close the gap. the president will work all day and night. one thing about it. also, wasn't it refreshing to see extemporaneous unscripted give and take. the president also came out yesterday saying by the way i'm not for abortion ban. that's like a substantive policy statement yelled out on a plane. i will take all questions at all times. >> carley: one of the other things that peter was talking about that inflation report that came out yesterday worse than expected 3.5%. when president biden entered office, inflation was at 1.4%? >> steve: that's right. >> carley: keep in mind, that number isn't -- it's not that inflation although the number was worse than expected, president biden -- it's going down, it

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

liverpool will also host atlanta in the crowded stadium of anfield. liverpool beat sparta prague in the previous round and atlanta beat sporting. but in other games tonight, leverkusen will play against west ham, the champion of the conference league last season, and benfica marseille will be equal. yes, in the parallel frame of my picture , you are watching the continuation of the freestyle wrestling competition of the asian championship and the consumption of mohammad hossein murad moradian mohammad. that mr. nakhodi will actually be added to the mat and will continue his match until the next moment. but from the anger of barca fans to the comparison of ronaldo's and manchester united's goalscoring statistics in the margins of the football world. the happiness of french winger ousmane dembele paris sun germaine, who after scoring against his former team barca , was not liked by the fans of bulograna , they threatened him that the disaster that luis figo will bring is waiting for him. the round of the quarter-finals of the european champions league e

got 18032, 4654 fiber visit home serve.com i'm rafael romo at the georgia state capitol in atlanta. this is cnn closed captioning brought to you by mesobook.com if you or a loved one have mesothelioma will send you a free book to answer questions you may have call now and we'll come to you >> 808 to one 4,000 breaking news into cnn. we want to take you straight to the white house where national security council spokesperson john kirby is addressing an israeli airstrike that apparently killed several aid workers with world central kitchen. let's listen into the press room at the white house right now regarding israel and gaza about the floating dock and how the aid workers be protected. >> worries. what do you mean by worries or concerns about its satisfiability >> well, i mean, let me break that up a couple of ways. i mean, obviously the temporary periods, it's known as a dj lots joint logistics over the shore it's on its way to the eastern mediterranean right now. it's not, hasn't arrived yet, and it'll take some time once it gets there to be assembled and to achieve what we call i

madison square keno is live there in atlanta and she's got the latest hi what a relearning?fbi confirmed that the suspect was taken to grady memorial hospital that is in the heart of atlanta for a mental evaluation but they do say that he will be arrested in the car was actually towed away from the facility about 18 minutes ago mark we saw the car being expected for a mile -- a wild by people with gas mask and hazmat outfits on front protections to make sure there wasn't anything dangerous in the car and wasn't getting the all clear because it is now towed away as i just mentioned but it all started around noon when officials say that the driver slams in to the offices employee entrance gates to a security blockade and you can see in the video the blockade works. the driver did not get very far down the car is wrecked, the airbags went off and the f. -- an fbi source and the suspect was actually trying to follow employees in to the gates. is a try to go in to the facility but was unsuccessful. unfortunately -- and fortunately no one was injured. the fbi says he was not assoc

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we saw that the atlanta police from he used an electric shocker to arrest protesting students. female students pulling their hair in support of gaza and not afraid of snipers stationed on the roof of their university because it is about supporting palestine against genocide. if the country the other would arrest this number of students and professors in one day, america would be deeply worried. fatemeh sharifi, sed and sima news agency. and the file of tonight's program is dedicated to the continuation of student protests in america against the zionist regime's genocide in gaza. despite police repression. but to investigate this matter further, i will talk to mrs. hakime saqai beria work. american studies expert mrs. biriya , salam salam alaikum and may allah's mercy be upon him, america has had a history of dealing with protest movements in the past , but do you think there are any distinguishing features in the dealings that have been taking place since last week? the face was violent, that is, the time of anti-war protests. if you look at the vietnam war , you will see the a

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>> he's here to atlanta for the meeting of the african-american mayors association. we'll get to that in just a moment. but first, thank you for coming in. you're welcome. thanks for having me. let's talk first about these protests i mentioned some there was a rally at the university of chicago there yesterday. the chicago police department's involvement need for any clearing of anything. what's the latest on on the enforcement of law as we saw, some of these protests get a little violent. >> yeah. well, there's a great deal of energy around this country i'm calling for real justice, not just here in america, but around the globe. that's a long tradition that we have in this country, particularly with young people. and so i'm a firm believer and peaceful protests protecting our fundamental right to do that as a country is what makes us a dramatic difference from the rest of the world. so protecting our first amendment is critical >> protecting the rights of, our residents or citizens in this country to peacefully protest without that protest, i'm not the mayor of the

>> because i have done more for the people of atlanta than any other president by far. have done more for the black community than any other president since abraham lincoln, maybe including abraham lincoln, and it looks like our polling is very good in the state of georgia overall, so we are very happy about it. you see the support. it has been really something. they are all friends of mine. i had better not take, but you have some great ones. going to be some competition. they are all playing great. the fact is they are very good golfers. the masters is this weekend and it's going to be special, and it's right around the corner, right? ank you very much. >> thank. >> this month marks the beginning of the secd fundraising quarter of the year, giving reporte a analysts a chance to lo bk at how the campaigns fared in the fst quarter. "usa today" repoed president biden and the democrats had more anwice asuch cash on hand as former president trump and the republican national committee. next, a conversation from our "washington journal" morning program on some of those numbe

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the atlanta journal-constitutio n will have a big tribute in the paper.here will be kind of give away bobbleheads at the monday night game there are writers, there are people who were there as kids, as adult, who are writing about their memories, their experiences. i mean, what is that like? is that overwhelming for you? for the family to see how he has celebrated? to know how he marked history and how others are marking that momentous day as well. >> it's a proud moment for the family. it really is. i think they are proud not only of this accomplishment, but also all the things that he's done in his life that he did in his life it was a journey right? and to finally have that pinnacle moment and to be remembered for 50 years that, that's pretty incredible. and so it's a very proud moment for the family. oh, it is incredible moment. he was a giant on the field and beyond. of course, you know, we're marking the 50th anniversary of making sports history but he did all lot. he made an impact by reminding people of the pervasive racism that existed within the

we think it's a woman who set herself on fire outside these rarely consummate consulate in atlanta last year are, are virtually ignored. is that again, default of, of our culture or our media. i think it's a little bit of both. and there's also a lot of other factors on the ground. let me give you a completely different example. when the police killed george floyd on video that created a lot of protest that was prolonged. but there has been probably a 1000 cases where police have killed the other people on protest and that barely makes it limp on the radar and start drawing for it. of course it was, people were already home and with the coal red and it was extra horrific to watch this on film live. and so i think that mattered. so similarly, i think what mattered with the women in atlanta is that there was no video, they just heard reports and it was very distant for people. i think here having that video made it very personal for many people. so that's why this has made it to international news. world leaders, i've seen the eval morales and nicholas my doodle have offered condolence, b

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