we moved from pittsburgh to atlanta, georgia and it was devastating and he died very much alone. >> human rights and human dignity and trying to recover from us still and there's probably some truth to that, regardless it was a big blow and makes a savor the time i have with my family. i definitely felt i left this kind of person. you could take a rupture like that in a couple ways and for me i'm lucky to still have my mother and to be here and so grateful but that obviously especially when i was in the rose garden nominated by obama in all those years later i wish my dad were around to see it. >> what is the path from irela ireland, to obama. >> the first break in my life was coming to this country, the second i went to a public high school in atlanta, georgia and going to yell university and they are out of yellow i was extremely moved by the bosnia and the atrocities happening there in the concentration camps. i read anne frank and i thought never again meant something and as they went off to bosnia to become a freelance corresponde correspondent, i was permitted for my mother somehow

[inaudible] it was given to me in atlanta georgia. i have 23 years in atlanta georgia. where i get that twang. since people want to get up here and talk about their genealogy, and who they are, i am 11th generation united states citizen, on my mother side. that is one generation before the pilgrims. all i am trying to do is gain the ability to have my u.s. department of treasury federal funds returned to myself in my bank account. it took me probably over 30 years to work those 40 quarters, it is not easy to do because i have suffered from a mental illness that is now classified as ptsd. i know the reason why i have it. i just want to share this letter from dish, that is funded, because i ask people -- all i need is one sentence on one piece of paper. i need to get my u.s. department of treasury funds back, then i can decide where i want to live. i was placed in 2014 -- i don't want to be a professional hobo. i need my money. >> thank you. >> if anyone is interested in what is really going on with people making he will be paid -- >> thank you, ma'am. next speaker, pleas

my mom had me in community theaters throughout atlanta, georgia.soay it was alws something i was involved inkut never too erious until i had my first daughter, and from there, it's like she gave me that courage or that spirit to just go for it. i left my program, and i headed to lacht and start. and started acting. >> so you heaesd to los angel >> yes. so i could take time t withhe big film makers i guess you could say. i had a menr that told me if i need to learn film making i needed to jump int the sea, which is l.a. >> you came back to silver ring. yes, i came back to silver spring with everything i picked up. being on all the great setsn hollywood, brought the knowledge back, put together a phenomenal team. i've been working with george, this fon't be thest movie with me. "the shot" is one of many movies that me and george will participatetn. his is a phenomenal actor. him along with the great talents i've put together. >> how large is your company? >> so mostly 32 proction crew members to at least 50 internists from t area and local universiti

luego de viajar en la banda de transporte de equipaje del aeropuerto in internacional eso fue en atlanta georgiaa un adelanto de los deportes. >>> el partido. tiene que dejar el telÉfono. vea lo que estÁ pasando con el partido . >>> por quÉ estÁ bailando. le cuento despuÉs de la pausa. >>> el Área de la bahÍa tiene un nuevo millonario gracias al mega million. serÁ usted el afo afortunado. > musica (musica) >> lluego de ganarle otra vez a los cachorros de chicago los gigantes tienen que levantarse temprano para cerrar la serie contra el equipo de (...) la carretera hasta el 4 de agosto. alta de la primera entrada . >>> la mandÓ de vacaciones al jardÍn izquierdo . >>> ganaban tres a cero. vamos a la baja del tercero . >>> anotaba desde la segunda. llegaba el drama en la novena entrada.. hombres en las dos amarillas. batazo profundo. la saca, se empata fuego. se acabÓ. no hubo magia en el Área de la valla . >>> donde siempre magia es en las jugadas gigantes de la semana . >>> (musica) >> comenzamos con este batazo. contra los metz en la parte baja de la decimosegunda para dejarlos en el terreno. es

enrique: esta noche en ediciÓn nocturna, una cÁmara de seguridad en un complejo de departamentosen atlanta, georgiaven que quedÓ ciego luego de recibir una descarga de perdigones en el rostro por parte de policÍas durante una protesta. con esto y mÁs los esperamos esta noche en la ediciÓn nocturna. ilia: vamos a hacer una pausa. al regresar, la hija mayor y una sobrina de joaquÍn el chapo guzmÁn no pudieron estar presentes en la sala en la que se leyÓ la sentencia. volvemo ♪ ♪ ilia: la hija del chapo guzmÁn, rosa isela viajÓ desde california hasta nueva york creyendo que podrÍa ver a su padre cara a cara, pero no pudo entrar a la audiencia. se entera por televisiÓn de la sentencia. paulina gÓmez comenzÓ en exclusiva con ella. >> en una de las salas donde se realizÓ la audiencia de sentencia, entre los asistentes, pocos sabÍan que allÍ se encontraba una de las hijas mayores de joaquÍn el chapo guzmÁn. >> para mÍ es el peor día de mi vida. devastador. no quisiera volver a vivir la historia. >> es que no acosta se les negÓ el ingreso a la sala principal donde letra del cÁrtel de sinaloa serÍa sentenci

away from the well oiled world of motorsport, katherine legge is at home in atlanta, georgia.he city's beltway with fellow driver and friend, andy lally. born in england, katherine legge had to settle here in the us to get her chance behind the wheel. when i first came here there were more opportunities for women over here and i think it is pretty even now but at that time it was easier for me to get the opportunity here. the move to america may have given her opportunity but it has not all been an easy ride. i had to fight and claw my way through racing and take a real opportunity that was in my way and i have given my fair share of bad cars as well to get to where i am and i had to fight. as long as she is doing what she needs to do and performs well, and drives really fast and does not make mistakes there is no other different treatment to her. look at that puppy. whatever i do people notice, whether it is a good thing or a bad thing so if i crash, then people are very quick to either have an opinion on you and as a girl and racing you are a bit like they either love you or

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. >> reporter: the atlanta, georgia, native going into the match with an attitude of gratitude. >> i have nothing to lose playing against one of the greatest players of all time, and i'm just super honored that i get to share the court with her. >> reporter: sharing the court, sure, and dominating. >> it's a dream debut for the 15-year-old. >> reporter: gauff becoming the youngest woman to win at wimbledon since 1991. meeting her idol at the net to shake hands after defeating her. many wondering what exactly was said there. >> i wasn't apologizing. i was just telling her thank you for everything that she's done for the sport, and she's been an inspiration for many people, and i was just really telling her thank you. >> reporter: and after the match reporters asking williams if it's any consolation that she may have just lost to a future multiple wimbledon winner like herself. >> i never thought of that. >> reporter: williams seemingly at a loss for words but gauff serving up some cool confidence. >>o who i play against i want to win. so that's what i was just thinking about the whole

and advocacy director at the social justice and project south and joins me now on skype from atlanta georgia which is one of the cities where they are due to carry out these raids and migrant families must be incredibly anxious and fearful about how this could play out can you give us a sense of how they are reacting and also what advice people have been given ahead of these raids. right and you know i think part of the intention of the administration with the conflicting messages coming out in terms of the timing of the raids is precisely that to spread terror and fear in the community but you know projects out my organization along with other organizations are reaching out to community members in terms of providing know your rights masseria alls and our advice to my gran's is to stay inside and not to open the door i mean it is you say you're saying that the administration has sort of publicized this in order to spread that fear but i mean is there also a an advantage to some extent because it allows people to prepare if they know that they're going to be pursued then they know that they j

look at this wild scene on ant a highway in atlanta, georgia. ' drivers are stopping to scoop up cash brinks door' opened. it was $175,000 that was picked up off the streets. coming up, the war of words over iran. president trump threatening more sanctions as iran is threatening the u.k. saying the u.k. will face consequences for seizing iran's super tanker. later on the show, trump continues to be under fire and under siege by the democrats. attacks on his private businesses blitzed with subpoenas. fact is, every insurance company hopes you drive safely. but allstate actually helps you drive safely... with drivewise. it lets you know when you go too fast... ...and brake too hard. with feedback to help you drive safer. giving you the power to actually lower your cost. unfortunately, it can't do anything about that. now that you know the truth... are you in good hands? ♪ ♪ award winning interface. award winning design. award winning engine. the volvo xc90. the most awarded luxury suv of the century. today's senior living communities have never been better, with amazing amenities like m

especially this weekend with temperatures close to 100 degrees here in new york city and dc and atlanta georgia city so heat indices can be very dangerous. >> dangerous heat is right. another blow between nato and turkey. >> president trump said president trump said the u.s. well cancel sales of advance fighter jets to turkey after it received a new air defense system from russia. the pentagon is concerned that the radar capabilities of the 400 could be used by the russians to gather intelligence about the f35 if the jets were delivered to turkey. they have warned turkey with the sanctions if it goes forward with the russian deal. it has accidentally been exposed. the washington post reports a document was accidentally published by a nato committee. according to the document which has since been deleted it totals more than 150 nuclear weapons in europe. it was really open secret anyway mexican lord -- drug lord el chapo will appear in and court in new york today. guzman faces a mandatory minimum sentence of life in prison. he claims he was framed by other traffickers who became government witne

for more, we go to atlanta, georgia, where we are joined by azadeh shahshahani, legal and advocacy directorect south and the former president of the national lawyerers guild. project south is currently involved in two class action lawsuits against stewart. thank you. start off by telling us what happened to arriaga-santoya. >> so there is not a lot of information available at this point about the death of mr. arriaga-santoya. all we have is the press statement that i.c.e. put o out, which a lolot of thehe media platforms are relying on, which is in fort jeanette -- unfortunate, because i.c.e. lies at detentioneaths and immigration centers. we know he complained of pain and medical issues, and, at some point, he was transferred to a hospital about what led to the medical issues he experienced something we still do not know. we hope and demand an independent investigation into the circumstances of this death as well as the three other thehs that have happened at stewart detention center, two of them by suicide, where men with mental h health issues were plad in solitary confinement for long p

atlanta, georgia, september 15th. -- >> stop yelling. >> am i yelling? i sound like a carnival barker. ticket info, let's sell these babies out. >> i think you should add a stop in baltimore. >> they grow up fast. take a look at my twin granddaughters. that's wesley and pepper and fake wigs starting to look like teenagers. the 7-year-olds began the birthday weekend with a trip to medieval times, a dinner party place that features nice pretending to joust. here are the two princesses with their crowns and here they are with their bodies, the other girls who attend the party. later they had a birthday party for the family. their mom, the legal eagle, made this astounding case. crowned by king arthur's sword and the stone. and finally, here i am with the girls and a lovely mom. so from pop pop, happy birthday, ladies. >> i like that shirt, notice that? >> i never had parties like tha that. >> big flooding in pakistan. did you hear about that? >> no i didn't. >> it was all over the news and like the local weather anchors

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

look, i'm speaking to you from atlanta, georgia. that's a sanctuary city.went so far as to say that the reason that she's taking that position is, one, that her predecessor also had, because we're not seeing a rise in crime in atlanta, georgia. they can take that position if they want to. i don't necessarily agree with it. but i understand where they're coming from, kristin. kristin: i'd like to play for you a clip of what president trump was saying just yesterday as he was leaving the white house. he was essentially making his final case before these raids take place. listen here. >> they came in illegally. they have to go out. we have millions of people standing in line waiting to become citizens of this country. they've taken tests. they've studied. they've learned english. they've done so much. they've been waiting seven, eight, nine years. we have some waiting 10 years to come in. it's not fair. kristin: president trump making the case that, you know, these raids are necessary because congress isn't doing anything to change the asylum laws and because

south side of chicago -- >> south side of atlanta >> zone four in atlanta, georgia you know, like - >et 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 pr oent this other sidef the story. >> jimmy: i want to shower ne 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 sm, 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 ved to jump in and sa 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 kickeme off and started me with "late night" and kept this show afloat. and that's w

host: steve in atlanta, georgia. independent.ould: my question is why he bother doing anything other than putting there's no collision, there is no obstruction? if he says anything other than it's in my report today, he's a babbling idiot. host: daniel in new york. samuel in new york. good morning to you. -- samuel,on to are you there? your question for robert mueller . caller: i don't understand why people can't just wait and let him speak his mind. all these people talking about hillary -- she's not our president. we are talking about the person who runs the world right now. that's trump. why do people want to ask questions about hillary, hillary, hillary? she doesn't run the country right now. she's not in charge of anybody at this point. host: john mcardle? >> viewers will hear a lot of names over the next several hours. wehelp viewers follow along, want to take a look at some of those key players and the roles they played through the course of the mueller investigation, starting in the house judiciary committee, where potent

he's also charged with sex-trafficking in new york trying to influence a case in atlanta, georgia andornography charges as well. >>coming up on the kron 4 morning news. the reason that far. concerned about invasive type of. and some video from the us coast guard in action. they board a submarine with illegal drugs on high seas. and a live look here at the early early risers hitting the bay bridge and this is the bay bridge and this is the benefit here of a oh thaphenomenal!, that's unfair. that's so unfair. c'mon jay-bo. let's go. let's go. woahh! try my $4.99 bbq bacon double cheeseburger combo. only at jack in the box. how do you keep feeling your best all summer long? start with supporting your gut health. only activia has billions of our live and active probiotics. so, let's make this the summer of loving your gut. activia. love for your gut. ♪ try my $4.99 barbeque bacon double cheeseburger combo. >>welcome back 5.24. we are looking outside this morning they're procedure it's our right here i've been loving this few so far there is some foggy cloudy conditions down below and then

>>that was jessica mensch reporting the suspect is in jail tonight in atlanta georgia where he had retirede has already been filed in yolo county. >>a new cnn poll shows president trump's approval rating is holding steady 43% say they approve of how trump is handling handling his job as president but 52% say they disapprove his approval rating in january was 37% so it has inched up somewhat when you compare president trump's approval rating to past presidents at this point in their presidency. he is still near the bottom only topping jimmy carter in 1979. meanwhile, a shake-up is going on in the democratic presidential race on the heels of last week's first tv debates. new polls to canada is closing the gap with joe biden who is still holding on to the lead. reporter jeff ehling he has the details 37 are reset of the 2020 race and a reshuffling in the top tier of the crowded democratic field. >>a new quinnipiac national poll released today showing joe biden at 22% and kamel harris at 20 with elizabeth warren and bernie sanders, not far behind those first similar to the findings in cnn's na

of justice and is also charged with sex-trafficking in new york trying to influence a case in atlanta georgiaa child for a fee charge. >>well we're learning new details about a plane that was reported stolen from an airport in watsonville not long at after it crash ashton investigators still don't know who took it a lot he left hong has the lastwe've had officers working for decades and they have never investigated as stolen airplane out of the water, you know airport. >>you're looking at surveillance footage of the last time this plane was seen at the watsonville minutes will airport it's being taxied onto the runway around 08:30pm june 26th. officials say that's when 64 year-old google mars stolen a minute that airplane was stolen all federal agencies that are required to be notified were notified. >>maher was a member of santa cruz flying club out of the watsonville municipal airport. their web site listed in good standing with his june dues paid. >>mark did not have a reservation for this plane. it was reported missing the next day when another pilot noticed it was missing for their reser

in atlanta, georgia i've been following the company for 50 years. the rawlings controls it, a company called orkin, done a lot of financial engineering and split off a company. res is the symbol. stock hat 250 million shares and selling at $5.70 if you look at the wiggles, it's been $25 three or four times they are in total control. there's no debt. they are a pressure-pumping infrastrucier 50% of their $1.4 billion in revenues is that what does that mean? it means that short term things are terrible somewhere in the next three years in oil stays at $60 in west texas you'll have a stock that's 15 to 20. you'll make four times your money. just sit there with a basket and buy while everybody else is puking it out. >> mario, can i ask you. take a look at the xop, annin decks of oil producers, winners and losers from anything the fed might do and central banks and the biggest winner for extraordinary stimulus for a long period of time is in companies that you're describing it's not their fault xlp, a dumpster fire of a chart. every large publicly traded

live from atlanta, georgia. tonight's lead, better to have a few rats than to be one. that's not mine, folks, but a direct quote from the "baltimore sun's" editorial page today. criticizing president trump a day after he tweeted insult after racist insult against the baltimore district represented by senior democratic congressman elijah cummings. calling it, among many things, a, quote, disgusting rat and rodent-infested mess where no human being would want to learn. and just a few hours ago, he followed it up with maximum irony by calling cummings a racist. the beef stems largely from cummings' criticism of this administration's border policy and treatment of detained migrants, but unsurprisingly, the president never bothered to familiarize himself with the specifics of cummings' middle-class district, only his assumption that because it's baltimore and just barely a majority black district, it must be, of course, broken. add a black opponent in cummings and you have a president with nothing to fear from his base. most of which endorses the racial rhetoric or from his

live from atlanta, georgia. tonight's lead, better to have a few rats than to be one.ine, folks, but a direct quote from the "baltimore sun's" editorial page today. criticizing president trump a day after he tweeted insult after racist insult against the baltimore district represented by senior democratic congressman elijah cummings. calling it, among many things, a, quote, disgusting rat and rodent-infested mess where no human being would want to learn. and just a few hours ago, he followed it up with maximum

>> we have one company out of atlanta, georgia, that owns two of my four. and it creates a much larger price because they can come in and say, you know, little boycom, we don't want to mess with you. here's it. take it or leave it. but those good-faith regulations help us too still have a seat at that table, irregardless of how egregious that price is. >> mr. -- you have 17 seconds left. mr. thun. >> it leads to price increases. not ironically, one of those markets that has, i believe there are two markets that have quad roplys. one of those we do not have signals because the broadcaster has been given too much power through the consolidation of those stations in that market. i donts think that's the way the law was intended to happen but there are loopholes that allow the broadcasters to put other signals on low-powered stations and multicast signals that create undue market power to them. >> my time has expird. thank you very much to all the witnesses. and chair now recognizes mr. latta. subcommittee ranking member for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chai

launched southern culture artisan foods, a line of all-natural packaged food mixes, based in atlanta, georgiaerica: you and quinn are gonna be working on grits. original grits, and then we need some truffle and sea salt, as well. lemonis: it had started as a side business, but as word of mouth spread, and the product offering expanded, from pancake and waffle mixes to bacon rub and grits... erica: write down what you guys produced. that way, i can put it into inventory. woman: yes, ma'am. lemonis: ...she gave up her full-time career to focus on this business. erica: i will wait to hear back from you on walmart meetings. lemonis: soon it was attracting high-profile admirers. erica: the packaging company that does pre-printed? man: right. erica: this guy's been calling me all week. man: okay. erica: 'cause he knows that we have a possibility of that walmart deal. lemonis: ...and sales approached a half a million dollars a year. erica: [ laughs ] you get the meeting, i'll make it happen. lemonis: but now the company's in trouble. sales have slowed, and debt has mounted. nichelle: this is the quo

. >> reporter: the atlanta, georgia, native going into the match with an attitude of gratitude. >> iainst one of the greatest players of all time. i'm just super honored that i can share the court with her. >> reporter: sharing the court, sure. and dominating. >> it's a dream debut for the 15-year-old. >> reporter: gauff becoming the youngest woman to win at wimbledon since 1991. meeting her idol at the net to shake hands after defeating her. many wondering what exactly was said there. >> i wasn't apologizing, i was just telling her thank you for everything she's done for the sport. and she's been an inspiration for many people. and i was just -- just really telling her thank you. >> reporter: and after the match, reporters asking williams if it's any consolation that she may have just lost to a future multiple wimbledon winner like herself. >> hm. i never thought of that. >> reporter: williams seemingly at a loss for words, but gauff serving up some cool confidence. >> no matter who i play against, i want to win. so that's what i was just thinking about the whole time, i wasn't real

my name is dottie drummond smith and i from atlanta georgia. my husband and i were interested in the space program during the 1960's. we actually were standing on the jetties at cape canaveral. guest: i'm sorry, i did not hear that. host: she was talking about and -- being in atlanta, georgia. try one more time please. caller: my husband and i were at cape canaveral. guest: i'm not hearing it. caller: we were watching when john glenn in february of 1962. son was named scott after scott carpenter. guest: the second mercury astronaut in orbit. caller: that is correct. guest:then my husband and i, wee watching the moon landing and jumping up and down with a bunch of enthusiasm and excitement with the landing in 1969. we actually grew up -- dottie.at is guest: i have a john glenn story. i was working in manhattan in a totally different field, technical writing, in 1962. on march 1, i went over a couple of streets over to watch john glenn parade through manhattan after his 1962 orbital flight. that is what got me interested in the space program. the

my name is dottie drummond smith and i from atlanta georgia. my husband and i were interested in the space program during the 1960's. we actually were standing on the jetties at cape canaveral. guest: i'm sorry, i did not hear that. host: she was talking about and -- being in atlanta, georgia. try one more time please. caller: my husband and i were at cape canaveral. guest: i'm not hearing it. caller: we were watching when john glenn in february of 1962. son was named scott after scott carpenter. guest: the second mercury astronaut in orbit. caller: that is correct. guest:then my husband and i, wee watching the moon landing and jumping up and down with a bunch of enthusiasm and excitement with the landing in 1969. we actually grew up -- dottie.at is guest: i have a john glenn story. i was working in manhattan in a totally different field, technical writing, in 1962. on march 1, i went over a couple of streets over to watch john glenn parade through manhattan after his 1962 orbital flight. that is what got me interested in the space program. the

i am from atlanta, georgia. my husband and i were very interested in the space program during the 1960's. we actually were standing on the jetties at cape canaveral. i'm sorry. i did not hear that. host: she was talking she was in atlanta, georgia during the 1960's. try one more time. i were at husband and cape canaveral. guest: i'm not hearing it. caller: we were watching when john glenn in february of 1962. son was named scott after scott carpenter. guest: the second mercury astronaut in orbit. caller: that is correct. guest:then my husband and i, wee watching the moon landing and jumping up and down with a bunch of enthusiasm and excitement with the landing in 1969. we actually grew up -- dottie.at is guest: i have a john glenn story. i was working in manhattan in a totally different field, technical writing, in 1962. on march 1, i went over a couple of streets over to watch john glenn parade through manhattan after his 1962 orbital flight. that is what got me interested in the space program. there was a dire

host: in atlanta, georgia, independent. hello.aller: this is my first opportunity to get in on c-span. thank you for this opportunity and i wanted to send my condolences to the family of ross perot. i voted for him twice. he gave me a call and left me a message on my voicemail. wayink independence is the to go. the two party system is inherently corrupt. they speak on issues in a bubble, in a vacuum and it's more like george orwell, 1984. double speaking, et cetera. i want to commend the first caller because i think he was right on target. host: what about a third party changes that? what has to exist within that third party to change the concerns you highlight? caller: you would have to have systems in place so that you are refreshed and not susceptible to the problems the american -- republican party and democratic party has displayed where they lean toward various extremes. we should guard against extremes. we should think, we should apply science and not just emotions in our decisions. they capitalize on people possibility or

atlanta mayor right now? do you feel you haveve the citis support t and not coopoperatingh ice? >> yes. she's the one who makes the difference here in the state of georgiae city of atlanta stood up with immigrant communities. center where many immigrants were detained in georgia. the mayor stood up and supported our efforts against the crcriminalization. amy: we want to thank you for being with us. we will continue to cover this to the weekend and next week. joining us from atlanta the executive director , of georgia latino alliance of human rights. shannon camacho of the coalition for humane immigrant rights, o r chirla. natalia aristizabal, co-director of organizing at make the road new york. when we come back, we speak to the e ousteded president mananul zelaya the connection between the 2009 coup and today's migrant crisis. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: "humano" by lido pimienta. this is s democracy now!, i'm amy goodman. we end today's show in honduras to look at some of the root causes of the migration crisis and how it links to u.s. foreign policy. honduras recently marked the 10th anniversary of the u.s.-backed coup that ousted the democrat

i'm in atlanta, georgia. the home of the civil rights movement of the '60s.than voting rights. how can this president even talk about doing something for black americans when he has tacidly supported my measure that suppressed our votes. >> donald trump takes credit for lowering the unemployment rate among the african-american community in this country. can he make that claim or was he raiding the tail winds of barack obama's policies? >> clearly he was riding the tail winds and any number of studies have shown that the unemployment level of every one was going down and in some cases down at faster pace under president obama. he just kind of rode the wave. he's the kind of guy that if he was a surfer he takes credit for the wave rather than stay on his surf. even in a good economy, blacks are still doubly unployed unem whites. black unemployment is at 6%. what is president trump's program to close the racist gap in employment? close the race gap in procurements. the evidence he's riding the wave is ask him what is his strategy to close the gap. he has none. a

. >> we are here because atlanta and georgia have such a rich history in world war ii and just even from band of brothers and everything else, one of the reasons also is because the managing editor of the atlanta journal-constitution at the time, took a little leave of absence from the newspaper and became a stringer for nbc, but brian. he happened to file the first radio report on d-day. so, he scooped the world. he was an incredible individual and very well known here in the community. >> yes, and i would like to tell you a little bit about him if you'll indulge me. but brian was the -- bud brian was credited with being the first news man to report on the d-day invasion on june 6. he beat more than 600 reporters on one of the biggest stories of the century. as an old newspapermen myself, i can only imagine the pain of those 600. >> there were a couple choice words said there by a few people? >> yeah, so he received the presidential medal of edom which is the highest civilian award from dwight d eisenhower for his service as a war correspondent. we are fortunate tonight to have his daug

. >> atlanta, georgia. >> beijing, chin >> we love maggie on the plaza. >> we love you, . >> morning,ers is here.t can't wai to get out with the crowd who is psyched to hear from her in just a few. >> just a few minutes. also, by the way, you can take part in t fun from the comfy confines of your home. do a shout out, put it on twitter, instagram,nd you can land in our open. >> we'll get to the concert in a moment. let's start with your news at 8:00, and residents bracing for what could become the first hurricane of the season. nbc's kerry sanders is in new orleans for us with a possibility of record flooding, already a huge concern there. good morning. >> well, good morning, savannah. new orleans will definitely feel the impact of this. tropical srm barry i going to impact the coast of louisiana, mississippi, and alabama. and it is huge storm. it is very big. 800 miles across. the real concern, of se, is with those 50-mile-per-hour winds, the rain. tremendous amount of rain that's go cg toe and then storm surge. we're talking upwards of 25 inches of rain in certain places. where i'm

. >> atlanta, georgia. >> beijing, china. >> we love maggie. >> on and off. >> the plaza. >> we lover you maggie rogers is here. can't wait to get out there with the crowd who is psyched t hear from here in just a few. >> we'll get outside in a few minutes. also, by the way, don't forget, you can take part in the fun from the comfy confines of your own home record a shoutout, post it with the hashtag mytodayplaza put it on twitter, instagram, and you could land on our open. >>> let's start with your news at 8:00. residents along the gulf coast bracing this morning for what could become the first hurricane of the season. kerry sanders is in new orleans for us with the possibility of record flooding already a huge concern there. kerry, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, savannah new orleans will definitely feel the impacts of this. tropical storm barry is going to impact the coasts of louisiana, mississippi, and alabama and it is a huge storm it is very big 800 miles across the real concern, of course, is with those 50 mile an hour winds, is the rain tremendous amount of rain is

that player, though, is 15 years old, but it's a 15-year-old black girl born in atlanta, georgia, whoup a tennis racket because of the williams sisters. put all that together and it made for something pretty special at wimbledon yesterday. a five-time champ falls to a 15-year-old phenom. >> that's it. >> reporter: a symbolic upset at wimbledon. standing ovation. >> reporter: american cori gauff taking out venus williams in straight sets. >> it's a dream debut for the 15-year-old. >>rcthr th point. >> she can't believe it. >> i think we just saw a star is born. >> reporter: and look at her proud parents, cory and candi, on their feet. >> my dad was just jumping up every time i won a point. i'm just so happy and so blessed. >> reporter: coco shared a long handshake at the net with her idol after the match. >> i was just telling her thank you for everything she's done for the sport and she's been an inspiration for many people. >> reporter: coco is the youngest player to make it through qualifying for wimbledon's main draw. and this was a storybook wimbledon debut. >> on the court i was

trent is in atlanta, georgia. he says impeachment should go forward. hello. caller: it is brent.ost: sorry about that. caller: we need to start the impeachment proceedings for sure. it makes people get up there and talk. hicks, everybody, and maybe at least get it to a vote. we can put these senator's feet to the fire. especially collins and maine. -- in maine. the new ones from colorado, georgia, arizona, montana. we can flip every one of those seats. host: wire house democrats hesitant? -- why are house democrats hesitant? caller: because of what happened after clinton for the sexual act and perjury. this is so much more devastating for what trump is doing than what clinton did. of course the republicans hammered -- got hammered afterwards. i don't believe that will happen at all. host: you're saying it's a worthwhile effort? caller: yes, definitely. worthwhile. we have to put these senators from the states i just mentioned, and get the turtle out of kentucky. it will be a close race there i believe. host: james in north carolina says to impeach. caller: good morning, pedro. he

my district, in the next month on august 10, the doctors, the nurses, the hospitals all over atlanta, georgia, are coming together, giving of their time, along with the top administrators om the v.a. will be there in jonesboro at the -- at mills high school. and i say, we can cut down this suicide rate. it is a shame. it is a disgrace for this country, and we're doing something about it in this congress. members on both sides of the a e understand, this ain't democratic problem or republican problem. it is america's problem, and our veterans deserve our help. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from georgia yields the balance of his time. the gentlewoman from california reserves the balance of her time. the gentleman from kentucky is recognized. mr. barr: mr. speaker, again, i want to thank my friend, the gentleman from georgia, for his bipartisanship and his willingness to fight for veterans and we appreciate that, and at this time i would like to yield such time as he may consume to the gentleman from new york, my republican colleague on the house fin

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