he spiraled downward and he dies when i was 14 years old when -- very suddenly, we moved to atlanta, georgia and it was a devastating end and he died very much alone. they tell me why by is why am i interested in human rights and human dignity and i'm trying to recover from that and there's probably some truth to that but regardless it was a big blow that makes me favor the time i had with my family. i'm a count my blessings kind of person you can take a big lecture like that in a couple ways and i am lucky i still have my mother, lucky to be here and so grateful, but obviously especially when i was in the rose garden getting nominated by president obama i wish my dad were around to see it. >> host: how do you get to know president obama? what was the path from ireland to un ambassador? >> guest: rocky and blessed. the first break of my life was coming to this country, the second i went to my public high school in atlanta, georgia, getting to go to yale university and from there, at yale i was extremely moved by the war in bosnia and the atrocities, men being imprisoned in concentration camp

for ransom, like atlanta, georgia, make them pay millions of dollars together internet files back. can you explain that? for ransom, like atlanta, georgia, make them pay millions of dollars together internet files back. can you explain that? host: in the city of baltimore, and maryland. guest: thanks for that question. is talking about instances, atlanta, and more recently baltimore, where hackers have taken over control of the city's computers system and have encrypted all the data on that computer system and have demanded a ransom from the city give theto, you know, date of that, and is happening now, it seems, with some frequency. of course that is not quite what we are talking about in the article, but it is a concern in terms of this happening. and a couple of reasons why. i think cities are not as well as bigger agencies are in terms of protecting their computer systems from that kind of an attack. and number two, there has been some debate on whether the tools that the united states government is developing to essentially attacked adversaries outside the country are somehow

school kids in atlanta georgia are playing the educational class craft game it resembles a typical fantasy game and is designed to help teachers and encourage students to participate in class. it changed it dramatically because it made me a participant with my students i am others their teacher i'm their game master i control the fun of the classroom. school children can select different avatars in class craft and work together as teams they solve virtual challenges and collect points they can then use them to alter their avatars or move up to a higher level that motivates them to keep learning. cross class it doesn't make it seem like. this and you're probably going to better. and these 3rd graders are using the fun educational software dreambox to help them solve math problems it features game elements and illustrates real world applications. i like it because it. shows like. the math problems grow more difficult as pupils improve that way kids receive the challenges that are best suited to their abilities. so is there any truth to the most common factor this is about gaming does it make

the front of the "new york times," he was the commencement speaker for moorehouse college in atlanta, georgia. at the end of his commencement address, he and his family agreed to pay off the loan debt of every single graduate and that was done two weeks ago at the moorehouse college. he donated to the smithsonian, $20 million for one wing of the museum. i wanted to talk about one of the managers who presented today as well as being a private equity manager and giving back but i thought the moorehouse chef piece acollege piece was o. so thank you for that, letting me point that out. >> motion to ajourn is in order. so moved. >> public comment. meeting is adjourned. >> hi. my name is carmen chiu, san francisco's elected assessor. when i meet with seniors in the community, they're thinking about the future. some want to down size or move to a new neighborhood that's closer to family, but they also worry that making such a change will increase their property taxes. that's why i want to share with you a property tax saving program called proposition 60. so how does this work? prop 60 was passed in

mÁs de 10 sujetos vandalizan un edificio en atlanta, georgia. protesta sobre las condiciones de los prezos de la cÁrcel del condado. se desconoce si hubo arrestos. - un ingeniero de servicio pÚblicos disparÓ contra su compaÑero de trabajo, convirtiendo el lugar en una zona de guerr. matando a 12 personas. este tiroteo revive lt de bhaet sobre el control de armas en estados unidos. >>> se presentan en corte los sospechosos de la desapariciÓn de jennifer connecticut. el esposo de la mujer desaparecida y michelle de 44 fueron arrestados este fin de semana y enfrentan cargos por alterar y fabricar eficiencia fÍsica con este cargo. >>> todavÍa no estÁ claro. pero parece que todo lo que dicen, parece que lleva el rumbo de que pasÓ algo. >>> el abogado pidiÓ una reducciÓn en la fianza que fue establecida por 500 mil dÓlares y no fue otorgada. ambos sospechosos van a regresar a corte de 11 junio. >>> identifican los restos humanos encontrados la semana pasada en arkansas. es la niÑa de 4 aÑos de edad reportada como desaparecida por su padrastro. >>> a p

. >> this is an exclusive menu for this little baby in atlanta, georgia.was 80 degrees and this baby was teething so mom had an ingenious idea. >> what's a momma to do? give the baby breast milk popsicles. >> what? her little baby was teething. she decided i'm going to make baby popsicles out of breast milk and that's what she did. i love the baby's reaction. the reviews are in and they're good. >> my little muscle man here likes it. so cute. >> a little messy but well worth it. >> it's a little messy but hey, happy teething baby? i'll take that. >> it's better than chewing on that. >> that is true. >> according to our sources, protest has been made to protest their right to party. >> he's here to fight for your right to party. >> not to get too lawyery on you but this is in direct violation of the constitush. >> tell us what it says. >> our four fathers fought for the right to rage without restriction. >> they're having a great time. >> counsel, i beg of you, please refund this law. i have been on a juice cleanse and protest and will continue this cleanse

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they are going to give them drivers license when american citizens have to part-time drive in atlanta, georgia, or houston. these people, they keep packing them in because they can vote. more your point is we have pressing issues here like illegal immigration? caller: illegal immigration is illegal. they can come into this country like they are supposed to and be american citizens. they are trying to overthrow the american citizens. host: we will leave it there. guest: we are a nation of laws, no doubt about that. i enforced them for years and now i am writing them. we are also a nation of immigrants. people, whether they come from the north or south, east or west, people have risked their lives to get to this country for what america has to offer. have a that, we need to comprehensive immigration plan that allows undocumented persons in our country a path to legal citizenship. that we hearrisis wasuch at the border manufactured because the president of the united states created a zero-tolerance part -- policy that ice or customs and border patrol or the secretary of homeland security or anybo

>> reporter: what better place for pete buttigieg than in atlanta georgia. ia is the state where democratic candidate stacey abrams still says voter suppression denied her a win and she has not let up since. buttigieg hopped on her bandwagon and so has joe biden. >> voter suppression. we saw it first hand. it's why one of the most talented people stacey abrams isn't your governor today. >> reporter: the win in georgia was due in part to a purge of voter rolls. but it was a democratic legislature and a democratic governor zell miller who signed the state's legislation which removed 600,000 voters from the rolls because they had not voted in the past three elections. former city mayor michael bloomberg is putting $500 million of his own money into a campaign to close every coal powered plant in the united states and halt the growth of natural gas. he said gridlock in washington means the states have to combat climate change themselves. quote, we're in a race against time with climate change. the u.s. has become the world's largest producer of oil and natural ga

. >> so to tell the story, it's set in 2020, a small town outside or around atlanta, georgia.i am saying, oh, lord, he's going to hang upon him like a disease, i would be like, lord, hang upon him like a disease! so make it relatable. >> trevor: it's shakespeare, it's now, it's you. >> it's black! ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: where do you go from here? i know you're actually going to the show. where else do you go from here? what are your dreams and where do you want to see yourself headed? >> i want to do those things that surprise people like yourself. i didn't know you were going to go do shakespeare next. i want that to be every inch of my career where people say, wow, i didn't know she was going to do that. i want to be one of the best actors known to this generation. >> trevor: that's going to happen. it's amazing. the public theater's free shakespeare in the parks "much ado about nothing"! "orange is the new black" returns, danielle brooks, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) yesterday the beatles vanished from the world. do you genuinely not know who the beatles a

philanthropist in the far east is following on from robert smith, who did a very similar thing in atlanta, georgiaparently at the end of it, he just said, iam apparently at the end of it, he just said, i am going to wipe out all your student debt. huge cheers. i wish that had happened to me. creating equal opportunity for all is what capitalism is all about. you are never going to iron out people having different results because of talent, look, dare one say, or background, but if you can give people equal opportunity, that has to bea people equal opportunity, that has to be a good thing and that is what i was trying to say when i lost my chain. so equal opportunity is good and if you can give people education, that has got to be a great thing. the second thing i was trying to say is if you look at it from an economic perspective, giving stu d e nts from an economic perspective, giving students money does make sense because if you give 1,000 dollars, it will probably go down the back of the sofa or whatever, but if you give it to a student, the propensity to spend it is very high, so this debate o

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the front of the "new york times," he was the commencement speaker for moorehouse college in atlanta, georgia. at the end of his commencement address, he and his family agreed to pay off the loan debt of every single graduate and that was done two weeks ago at the moorehouse college. he donated to the smithsonian, $20 million for one wing of the museum. i wanted to talk about one of the managers who presented today as well as being a private equity manager and giving back but i thought the moorehouse chef piece acollege piece was o. so thank you for that, letting me point that out. >> motion to ajourn is in order. so moved. >> public comment. meeting is adjourned. >> good morning, i would like to call the meeting for thursday -- thursday, june 13th, 2019. [roll call] >> mr. chairman, you do have a quorum. can i call you next item? >> yes, please. >> item three is communications. due to a conflict, we'll be looking to reschedule your july board meeting, so i will be reaching out to firm out a date. >> okay. >> anything else. >> i probably have to leave the meeting when a get called. we have a

celebrating the opening of their first stores in atlanta, georgia. i chatted with both of them, asking them about starting this in the middle of a big old mess. >> we couldn't get a banker to give us a long line of credit. we had no money. we are opening for stores for $2 million. it can't be done. we had no money. no bank, no bank in atlanta would give us money. his friends are over in chicago. one member of the board, his father, was the biggest banker in dallas. he was an investor. >> neil: what did and they like about it? >> no credit. we had an idea. that's all we had. >> neil: it is probably the poster child for capitalism. when i heard bernie sanders talking about socialism, this could never happen. it could never happen. >> but it happened in a pretty difficult economic period. you were starting in an environment like we had today, much lower taxes, much more stable economic environment. >> it would be very difficult today. the government is really working against you. one of the things kenny and i were talking about coming up here, before we

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in atlanta, georgia. we begin with the fanfare and fallout in the wake of mexico and the u.s. making a deal on migration. >> president trump is cheering the agreement. he's tweeting mexico will try very hard, and if they do that, this will be a very successful agreement for both the united states and mexico. >> but democrats on capitol hill are not excited. house speaker nancy pelosi says the president undermined america's leadership role by recklessly threatening tariffs on friends. >> mexico's president celebrated the agreement in tijuana. obrador told the crowd politics had won over confrontation. our paula newton reports that event was planned as one thing but quickly became another. >> reporter: here in taiwan athis was to be a unity rally, a protest rally to show american strength when faced with those tariffs from the trump administration. don't need it any longer. they've turned this into a celebration rally and president lopez obrador suggesting mexico got a good deal out of this. he says he was on the phone with president trump. he says, no, in fact, they did not giv

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. >>> live from atlanta, georgia. to viewers in the united states and around the world, you're swatchi watching "cnn newsroom." thanks for being with us. i'm george howell with the headlines we're following this hour. >>> in hong kong, organizers are calling for more demonstrations, this against a controversial extradition bill. hundreds of thousands of people protested on sunday. the measure would allow suspects to be transferred to mainland china, extradited. hong kong's chief executive has vowed to push forward with that bill. >>> the u.s. president is once again threatening tariffs on mexican imports. president trump tweeted the u.s. would consider them if the new u.s.-mexico deal on migration doesn't work out. he also disputed a "new york times" report that mexico had agreed on tougher migration enforcement months before friday's deal. >>> american airlines is keeping its boeing 737 max flights out of the air until september 3rd. the airline says the extension will mean the cancellation of 115 flights per day. bo

in the atlanta, georgia.nce bottoms, thank you, mayor bottoms, for coming on. >> thank you reverend al and happy early father's day to you. >> thank you, and your father was a great artist as entertained many of us through the years. but that's another segment, another day. why are you closing the jail? what reform, criminal justice reform do you think could resonate nationally from your example? >> thank you for mentioning my father, my father was an entertainer by the name of major lance, a lot of people know him for his great hits, but there's another part to my dad's story that many people didn't know until i ran for mayor. and that is that my father was sentenced to ten years in prison for selling cocaine. and there were layers of issues there. you know, with as with so many of our families in our communities, sometimes they're good people who simply make bad decisions. and so i took that experience with me into office, into the office of mayor. and really began to think on how we could change the outcom

sanders is in arkansas and beto o'rouke down south holding down the fort with a town hall in atlanta, georgiaroad warriors are out across the nation bringing us the latest. ali vitaly in indiana, garrett haake. ali, the republicans taking on the industrial midwest, how do republicans you have spoken to feel about elizabeth warren? >> we spent yesterday and now today in michigan and indiana where elizabeth warren is pushing her patriotism plan how america can do better to bolster american jobs and companies. and that's something voters seem to be latching on to, maybe not this particular plan, but just the fact she has a lot of them. i talked to voters over the past couple days, and many are not decided but many are thinking they're firmly in her camp in thinking about 2020. last night a voter asked warren about his concerns -- the lessons of the 2016 electorate won't be learned by folks in 2020, specifically that he's nervous biden will get the nomination and the system, as he calls it, would rob the electorate of the nominee that they want. it completely shifted the vibe of the room. listen

steve harrigan with the news from atlanta, georgia. steve? >> harris, peterson has been arrested. right now he is being held on $102,000 bail. he faces 11 different criminal charges, including child neglect, if he is convicted all those charges he could actually face more than 90 years in jail. peterson was the sole armed deputy at the scene of the parkland high school shooting more than one year ago. surveillance video shows peterson not entering the school. in fact, moving further away from the school when the shots were fired. for 48 minutes he did not enter the school. that give the shooter time to move from the first floor all the way up to the third floor, reloading and shooting all the way. at this news, some parents expressed satisfaction hoping that peterson would "rot in hell," but their fight is not over by any means. they plan to continue to try and sue both the school board and the sheriff's office for their response to the shooting, which left 17 people dead, students and staff, and wounded 17, as well. back to you. >> harris: steve harrigan, thank you very much. pre

. >> well, it's 9:25 here in atlanta, georgia, so nobody is wiping your tears. all right? over. >> so true, so true, my friend. >> no 925 degrees, did you get the reference? >> yeah, i did. but you know what, it said exactly 10:25 on the clock. >> yes, you were right about the time. >> harry, take it away. >> look, heading into this debate we saw that joe biden was leading the democratic field. we saw him doing very well with african-americans. i combined our april and may polls and he was at about 49% with african-americans. i think the real question was someone going to go in there and be able to take some of that african-american support, and obviously the junior senator from the state of california, kamala harris decided that i'm going to go after joe biden on his history with busing, with his comments dealing with segregationists, and let's be perfectly frank, she took it to him. she took him out back, and he just simply put did not have an answer, and so when i'm looking at the polling, i say this is the type of thing that could get some african-americans to change t

martin luther king jr., atlanta, georgia.andidate and not to endorse a party but to stand up and say that both the major parties and others must preserve what dr. king stood for -- voting rights, civil rights including criminal justice reform, healthcare, and other items that this country fought and he and others shared blood to achieve. i would say that if i'm invited to any party's black summit. i huddled with some of the candidates encouraging them to do it. talked with joe biden and dnc chair tom perez and talked with beto o'rourke who are among the candidates that came through. it is important that we not marginalize the issues and that neither party marginalize, ignore, or take for granted black and brown people. had the democrats not taken them for granted and ran trying to get voters that are not inclined to vote for them, they may have won some of the states donald trump triumphed in. and for the republicans, donald trump said, blacks should vote for him, what do we have to lose? well, mr. president, we're losing our

hail not out of the question, all the way down into atla nta, question, all the way down into atlanta, georgiaof texas and will see the mid 30s and some heat across the west coast with temperatures into the low 20s, perhaps climbing to the mid—20s to the second half of the weekend in san francisco, very nice indeed. even once the storms of cleared through, and improving picture as well, as you can see, warming up quite nicely into next week for new york with highs of 28 celsius. we have been talking about the late arrival of the monsoon rains and slightly less intense rainfall but it does look as though the monsoon is going to start to gather its strength and intensify moving its way over the next few days, we'll also see some heavy rain through the bay of bengal in bangladesh and myanmar as well. we still have the heat up to the north but not quite as extreme as it was, but still hot and dry he can see those dark tones across northern india and that to pakistan as well. that heat will obviously abate as it pushes northwards. some pretty intense heat across eastern europe that has been trigger

and i think whether it's the south side of chicago -- >> south side of atlanta >> zone four in atlanta, georgiain the morning, you're not like, "how am i not going to get shot today? you're just like - no, seriously, like, you wake up and - i know it might come as a surprise [ light laughter ] we just had to, like, find a a way to like present this other side of the story. >> jimmy: i want to show everyone a clip. here's a look at the new comedy central series, "south side. take a look. >> you're just mad because you can't swim >> oh -- >> i said it >> i can swim. >> no, you can't okay, you can't swim >> i can swim, man >> you can't swim! you can't doggy paddle you can't hold your breath underwater you can't do nothing you almost drowned at a kids' party. it was very traumatic. and the clown had to jump in and save your life and he came out the water with his regular face and scared all the kids [ laughter ] when they figured out it was frank's daddy, little frank, they lost it [ laughter and applause >> jimmy: i've got to say i wouldn't have this job without you guys you guys kicked me off and

para procesar la evidencia o identificar al oficial involucrado en este delito, mientras que en atlanta georgiapistolas con agua, como parte de un movimiento que busca desalentar la violencia con armas, las autoridades elogiaron el comportamiento de los policÍas pero catalogaron de inaceptable el comportamiento de la poblaciÓn, otro tipo de protestas han sido convocadas para estos dÍas en londres con motivo de la presencia del presidente donald trump, varios activistas estÁn en la capital britÁnica con el propÓsito de hacer escuchar su voz, un grupo llevÓ con Él un robot, al tiempo que repite algunas frases mÁs comunes y populares, la policÍa cortÓ el paso a algunas calles por los lugares donde se desplazara el presidente trump y vigilan los espacios por donde su mueven los activistas. >> en minutos mÁs noticias, por lo pronto es momento de conocer lo que estÁ pasando en el mundo de los espectÁculos, francisco erika cuÉntenos. >> paulina, pasa mundo en el mundo de la farÁndula. >> mucho, vamos a comenzar don todo, tremendo problema se armÓ tras una balacera en el concierto de javier rosas, adri

i have a woman veteran in atlanta georgia whose compressor broke down and the temperatures are rising she's going in for surgery on the 4th. she need $1,000. that's nothing. but it's everything when you have to go out here and raise it day after day after day. so you know what i'm going to do? when i step down from here i'm going to tell the world ginger miller, formerly homeless veteran. but don't stop there. because the mission continues. thank you. [ applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you so much, ginger, for giving us a reminder that we all need. something that happens once in your life or even twice or three times in your life doesn't need to define you. and we are -- it is our job to believe in the veterans we serve. the most successful people say that there is someone in their life who was a mentor, who was a friend, who believed in them. that's our charge, to believe in the veterans we serve, to know the great things they are capable of accomplishing and encouraging them along their way. >>> president trump joined french president macron and other world leaders today

>> we have one company out of atlanta georgia, that owns two of my four. and it creates a much larger price because they could come in and say, you know little boy come, we really don't want to mess with you, take it or leave it. but those good-faith regulations help us to still have a seat at that table regardless of how egregious that price is. >> you have 17 seconds left. >> mr. flynn. >> it absolutely is price increases not ironically one of those markets that has i believe there are two markets that have quit drop police one of those we currently do not have signals because the broadcasters been given too much power to consolidation of the stations in that market it. don't think that's what the law was intended. but their loopholes and at the lobbies broadcasters to put other signals on low-power stations that create as well as multicast signals that create undue market power. >> my time is espresso thank you very much to all the witnesses and the chair now records mr. latta, the subcommittee ranking member for 5 minutes, to s question. >> thank you m

♪ ♪ >> martha: pop star ariana grande $250,000 proceeds of the recent atlanta concert to planned parenthood in response to georgia'strictive abortion laws. the issue is a hot topic among -- among 2020 democrats. many promising to be champions of a woman's right to choose. watch this. >> aton aautonomy for our body. >> we cannot allow them to move this country backwards. >> we will not stand for this kind of attack on human rights. [cheers] >> this kind of attack on women's rights. >> martha: that from three of the candidates. this newly unearthed video

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gary in atlanta, georgia, on our support line. tell us why you support this move.aller: good morning. the reason i supported is first of all, restitution does not begin with slavery. restitution begins with what you just read. after abraham lincoln, when he freed the slaves, he said there is no way they can assimilate into society without some help. booth heardlkes that speech, that is when he assassinated abraham lincoln. no other president picked up restitution. what restitution is about is the jim crow era, when the government passed laws to hold .lack men back the number one reason black men success,was become up those that owned businesses competing with white people. they discouraged black people from being successful. woodrow wilson showed a movie in 1915 in the white house called "birth of a nation," in which black people were demonized. these are things we can trace back. host: for all those things you listed, how would reparations resolve that? caller: 202-748-8002 here is what the thing -- caller: here is what the thing is. when you go back and trace eco

they are going to give them drivers license when american citizens have to part-time drive in atlanta, georgia houston. these people, they keep packing them in because they can vote. more your point is we have pressing issues here like illegal immigration? caller: illegal immigration is illegal. they can come into this country like they are supposed to and be american citizens. they are trying to overthrow the american citizens. host: we will leave it there. guest: we are a nation of laws, no doubt about that. i enforced them for years and now i am writing them. we are also a nation of immigrants. people, whether they come from the north or south, east or west, people have risked their lives to get to this country for what america has to offer. have a that, we need to comprehensive immigration plan that allows undocumented persons in our country a path to legal citizenship. that we hearrisis wasuch at the border manufactured because the president of the united states created a zero-tolerance part -- policy that ice or customs and border patrol or the secretary of homeland security or anybody e

>> atlanta georgia. >> very fun. i don't think i did any of that on my birthday. wet weather back through missouri and moving into illinois and downpours are in the forecast today. the ground is wet and you get the heavier downpours and that could lead to flooding. also severe storms not so much tornadoes but we could see hail. egg sized hail possible. also wind gusts up to about 60 miles per hour and then tomorrow the threat of thunderstorms will but nue into the northeast not a whole lot of severe weather. the reason why we could see flash flooding is that areasci ssly across ohio, fyffe inches of rain i possible. that's a look at the weather across the country. now here's a peek out your window. >> we're talking about birthdays. happy 244th birthday to the u.s. army yesterday. forgot to mention that sterday. but the current temperatures right now, 50s and 60s. mild but on the cool side. we'll have that wind gust up to 20 25 miles per hour. we havero isolated storms tomorw but don't cancel those plans for father's day. >> still to come,j.lo drops a behind the sc