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in atlanta, georgia, we saw them jerked out of suitcases under tables and a lady kept running the same paper through the machine over and over again. we start with our own eyes, it was no hollywood script. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2021] >> all of this available at

we will go to lynn in atlanta, georgia. sorry about that. (202) 748-8000 is the line to call. i seem to have hung up on all the colors. (202) 748-8000 for democrats. (202) 748-8001 for republicans. (202) 748-8002 for independents and others. your host is at fault here. i just hung up on a bunch of you and i apologize. wall street journal this morning and their headline, republicans warn of battle over debt ceiling. top set republicans say the gop may line up against any effort to raise the government's borrowing limit this year adding to the uncertainty surrounding how congress will address the issue after the limit is reinstated next month. minority whip john through said wednesday that democratic plans to advance president biden's for -- for bank trillion dollar -- 4 trillion dollar agenda could cause republicans to oppose the debt limit increase. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell made these comments earlier. they write that congress suspended the debt limit for two years in 2019 as part of a broader agreement on overall spending levels brokered by then treasury secreta

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doug astrop is managing partner at exponential investment partners in atlanta, georgia.rs is rising, we're spending more time than ever before online. there's rabid demand from companies to advertise on the platform. what's the problem? well, we don't think there is a problem, actually. we think the numbers recorded were pretty amazing. as you pointed out, 56% revenue growth, and this is a company valued at over $1 trillion. i mean, that is brilliant growth on the top line. i think facebook was just being a bit cautious on setting expectations for the next two quarters because things will get difficult year over year. i think they were being conservative. they are still looking at 20—30% growth, which is fantastic. apple's new privacy policies to ban apps and companies from them collecting information without consent from users. what impact will this have on revenue? not reve nu e ? not overly revenue? not overly significant. they warned it could be a bit of a headwind, but they seem to think it wasn't going to be any kind of game changer, so prospects are still look pre

. >> neil: it was originally supposed to be in atlanta, georgia. we know what happened.toric, unique things that are supposed to happen tonight, and certainly some first time ever events. bill is in denver with more pain hey, bill. >> neal, good afternoon to you. when the city of atlanta lost this game, they lost an estimated $100 million worth of business. republicans want to make sure voters out there don't forget that. they are going after democrats in a big way. they are taking out a 7-figure tv ad that's going to start airing tonight, basically blaming democrats, saying they still the game from atlanta by lying about george's voting laws. take a look at part of that had. speak out this was supposed to be atlanta's night, but we are robbed. democrats still our all-star game to push their divisive political agenda. politicians and corporations lied, while black communities got hurt the most, even though a majority of black voters support laws like voter i.d. >> now, back in april, major league baseball made the decision to move the game from atlanta to here in denver.

if you find the solution, who practically got where it is and when i look at louisville and atlanta and georgia first of all, in the southern states we have had lax gun laws, it lends itself for high proliferation and that already. there is this component to it, individuals already marginalized but further set off to decide particular. if you have young people who do not have this, very often the sanctuary a tool and all of that is removed they don't have any place to be or anything to do so now we have illegal guns and idle time on the hand. we have backlash against policing which has prompted what urc as many areas, reluctant by the officers to self initiate activities and in the community or they don't want to declare, last year it put them in a mental space where they want them to become a fair return if they are involved in these, they would be immediately in front of the house and they are aware of the funds onto treat, they may have to. what urc is one is the removal services and two, they are reactive and the only way you have crime is if you insert yourself and as a cop disrupted ahead

atlanta georgia and milwaukee. not happening.cks take care of it, and three young is still out for the hawks and yannis and decompose with that knee injury. uh for the bucks, but they had brook lopez up on the board right there. looking great. he had 33 points. that's a career high, also had seven rebounds at 22 5. milwaukee run in the first quarter helps put it away, and it's drew holiday with a nice move right there. he's fouled. it counts. assists2 and the bucks. take a 32 series leaden't been in the nba final since ninth. 18 74 there. one went away from making that happen, all right, little extra time, so why not check this out? got a new music combo for you get away from the sporting scene since the giants today's last lighten the mood. check this out. yeah, that is a talented pooch. not only can you play the piano, but he is a singer, too. and his little youngster there to the right is learning to play the guitar about 10 years. they're gonna be great, great to end love it. they need to take that show on the road. that's it

and i am a work in progress because i just this weekend, almost had a really serious type in atlanta georgia marked white man attacked me some of the patrons, mymy friends and family are sitting with comeau patrons in thee bar. we were actually studying the scripture that i was to use as a part of something was going to teach the next day at the newburgh missionary baptist church in atlanta georgia and i was reading over the scripture and trying to spend 30 minutes around 1030 at nightpa d listening to versus at the same time. and the girls were on esther beebe and escape and we were really in good spirits and a white man came over belligerent and drunk and disrespectful and put a finger in my face. he has my came over and was mimicking us and before you know it is turned into a big big big problem because security did nothing to address him and kept telling us to calm down when we were responding to being disrespected a. tell a story because that is one of those instances where we were prepared for that principle to the side and defend ourselves against someone was attacking us and causing

without the new georgia voting bill we wouldn't know about any of this but tonight, atlanta, georgia, is not the only place facing scrutiny. an election audit in maricopa county in arizona is happening and it's also trying out pretty shocking results. according to the arizona senate president karen phan, the company is hired by the legislature to review the real election results and came up with a different number of ballots that maricopa county officials. tonight, we don't know of the exact discrepancy as the audit is now ongoing but this has to be concerning, concerning development for anyone that wants integrity and elections. the integrity of our elections, competence and election results is paramount to the survival of our great republic. i often cite several measures that all sites should adopt. chain of custody, integrity, voter rolls. updated for every election and most states haveve statutory language and partisan observers are allowed to watch the vote count from all political sides. they should watch the count from start to finish. audits and investigations also play an imp

brian: will cain is having breakfast with friends all morning long from atlanta, georgia. why is he nervous now. give me a hard time i forgot my makeup. look like nixon sickly on tv. john was born and raised in buckhead. you are pretty complacent about this movement for buckhead city of atlanta the rising crime rates. the way you described it to me, john, sounded like a sibling rivalry between atlanta and buckhead. >> well, i think buckhead has been in atlanta since 1952. and there have been communities outside of the city that have formed their own city. so this has been going on for a while and i think buckhead will be okay either way atlanta will get rid of the hassle of maintaining services out here we will have to see how it goes. will: one thing you said has changed for sure, back in the day people in atlanta were from, where? >> back in the 1950s, our first shopping center opened in 1959, lennox. and at that time most of the people here were from the general area or at least the south. now we are an international city. will: people are here from everywhere. now, i wa

hi susan, it's your old friend massie mckinley from atlanta, georgia. is it true that both your mother and father more models, a young in their lives and met modeling and that betty ford trained -- and that betty ford trained as a dancer and choreographer which of course, martha graham? >> yes, they were both models but when my dad modeled. he was dating another woman at the time and ended up on the cover of look or life magazine. i mean, really serious. and then they met -- they met at a cocktail party. she was newly divorced and a lot of people don't realize that my mother had been married before. and, so she was newly divorced, she was in no rush to get married again. she called it her five-year mistake and that had just come home from the war and they were 30 and 35 when they got married, so they were much older than most people of that era. and they happen to be at a cocktail party through mutual friends and, you know, next thing you know, they were married. >> i'm told we have time for one more question. susan, i'm going to squeeze to questions in

let's pull out the all-star game from atlanta, georgia, where we could celebrate hank aaron which is a 50% black city and move it to colorado, to denver, which is a 10% black city and pat ourselveses on the back for being so exceptionally in tune with what's going on in the world. let's move the all-star game to colorado. why? the laws that were put on the books in georgia this year that were being voted on in georgia would basically make parity with what colorado already has on the books. this is the kind of debate we want to be able to have can we just agree, get a whiteboard up, put the facts up, of what these things are, what these bills are, what the laws are? then at least be debating from the same sheet of music? i have a few more things to say. i have some colleagues here that i want to be mindful of their time. i just -- my floor time, i digressed there a little bit because i was hearing my colleagues on the other side of the aisle but election integrity is critically important right now. i have colleagues from texas who are completely abandoning their duty, state legislatur

the next year he got a job and moved to atlanta georgia. and worked at atlanta university.ical studies could mean statistics and some form of science. beauregard after his mother's family name. anybody ever watch the andy griffin show. what is the guys name, gomer, it can't be a southern name this case is another name. you can see how beautiful and precocious that is. he can see the kind of dress he had young girls dress but that's the way of the victorian-style. dubois is very much a victorian. he takes him throughout atlanta, nobody would help them. up until probably late 60s. in some places. so the sun dies of a disease which he could have been cured of. he wrote one of his great years on the passing of the firstborn. in his book souls of black folks. so while he's there studying this he notices other things other things that occur the tragedy of lynching. is walking somewhere and he passes a place and there's a clan display and then he comes upon a jar looks very much like pickles in a jar. consider pickles, what are they? the knuckles of a human being. i can remember b

one city is atlanta, georgia. shootings in atlanta have increased by 32%.fter a teenager was shot and killed at one of them. today they are investigating the murder of a woman and her dog inside a city park. >> it was particularly gruesome. that's how the police are describing it. she was stabbed multiple times. some local reports say she was disfigured. that's how gruesome and violent this crime was. she was walking her dog about 1:00 a.m. in the morning. when her wife couldn't reach her, she went to the park and she found her there. police looking for a suspect. they don't seem to know much at this point. we are still waiting to hear more from police. this all comes on the heels of this report on the council for criminal justice where they looked at violent crime in 22 cities. what they found is that compared to last year there's a rise in homicides. 16% rise in homicide. in 2019 there's a significant rise of 42%, of course all of this having to do with guns. they also say that gun assaults are higher this year than last year, 5% higher. one of the intere

this is atlanta, georgia. republican senate leader mitch mcconnell calling the off site hearing a silly stunt. but the people testifying right now see nothing silly about what is happening in georgia. >>> also, president biden putting the economy front and center. he hopes to build consensus around the country's recovery and job growth. but casting a shadow this hour? the markets. the dow's plummet continues down more than 2%. nearly 800 points. new york stock exchange also down. in the last hour the american academy of pediatrics opening schools in the fall. everyone over the age of two should wear masks regardless of vaccination status. plus, this morning, the new olympic hurdle and a troubling dose of reality with this virus. in the last couple hours we learned that a teammate of team usa's winning team tested positive for covid. also coco gauff will have to sit out after testing positive. and even though this is all happening at seas, we're watching a resurgence in covid cases and hospitalizations as well.

for the first time in 20 years the senate rules committee is conducting a field hearing in atlanta, georgia. the state now home to one of the nation's most restrictive new voting laws, one described by "the new york times" as, quote, a breathtaking assertion of partisan power. voting law has shared the spotlight with a bill on the floor of the state legislature in texas which texas democratic representatives left the state to block from being passed. georgia's law, which has already been enacted, is in more ways more restrictive. today a group of senate democrats called leaders and georgia voters as witnesses to the oppression the law has inflicted on that state. a hearing kicked off with impassioned remarks from georgia senator raphael warnock. >> over the last year georgia has become ground zero for the sweeping voter suppression efforts we've seen gain momentum all across our country. we saw groundbreaking -- we saw record breaking voter turnout in our last elections. what we did in georgia this last election in terms of turnout should have been celebrated by everyone. regardless of poli

garrett haake in atlanta, and joining me, the ceo of the new georgia project.democrats have a busy week ahead. what are they hoping to accomplish, what are you hearing from constituents, how are they responding? >> reporter: chris, texas democrats in d.c. are kicking off a week long summit, leading with labor leaders, legs tours from other states virtually to talk about sort of what's next in their fight against more restrictive voting laws as they look ahead. meanwhile, we are here in georgetown, texas, a half hour outside austin. an area represented by one republican representative. one of the democrats in washington, d.c. we wanted to talk to their constituents about what they make of this. take a listen to some conversations we had with folks this morning. >> i would like to see people come together on this, just make it easy to vote. make it secure. that's fine, let's not make it harder. >> it is kind of silly and sad, hope everybody can get along sooner than later. i think not in favor of voting rights legislation at all. not sure i am in favor of decampi

it's your old friend, massy mckinley from atlanta, georgia. isn't it true that both your mother and father were models, young in their lives and met modeling and that betty ford trained -- oh, and that betty ford trained with, of course, martha graham? >> yes, they were both models. but when my dad modeled, he was dating another woman, at the time. and ended up on the cover of look or life magazine. i mean, really serious. and then, they met. mother and dad actually met at a cocktail party. she was newly divorced. and a lot of people don't realize that my mother had been married before. and so, she was newly divorced. she was in no rush to get married again. she called it her five-year mistake. and dad had just come home from the war. and they were 30 and 35 when they got married so they were much young -- older than most people of that era. and they happened to meet at a cocktail party through mutual friends. and, you know, next thing you know, they were married. so -- >> well, i'm told we have time for one more question. susan, i'm going to

in atlanta, georgia, we saw them jerked out of suitcases under tables and a lady kept running the same paper through the machine over and over again. we start with our own eyes, it was no hollywood script. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2021] >> all of this available at c-span tworg. we'll threeve now and take you back live to the u.s. house floor for a series of votes. the clerk will report the title. the clerk: union calendar number 69, h.r. 4502, a bill making appropriations for the department of labor, health and human service, and education and related agencies for fiscal year ending september 30, 2022, and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, the unfinished business is the question of amendments en bloc 1 printed in part b of house report 117-109, offered by the gentlewoman from connecticut, ms. delauro. the clerk will redesignate the amendments en bloc. the clerk: en bloc number one,

and now we have an attorney general merrick garland who has a chip on his shoulder the size of atlanta georgia doing everything he can really weather is lawful or not to get back as president trump and conservatives and that's why we are seeing the department of justice using these underhanded attack takes to go after conservatives in this country. kennedy: they are saying essentially all of these homegrown extremists are white supremacists and they will stop at nothing. meanwhile antifa they say it's just an idea even if you were trying to kill federal officials by setting a federal building on fire and not letting the fire department going to put out the flames. >> what we saw for example last year when we saw antifa and others terrorizing people and businesses and invading federal buildings and federal facilities, we now know that the department of justice has very quietly been dropping those charges even as now it's bringing hundreds of prosecutions against americans for the january 6. kennedy: a bit of an imbalance here. it won't get better anytime soon unless liberty fighting people run

and now we have an attorney general, merrick garland who has a chip on his shoulder the size of atlanta georgiat republicans everything he can with this lawful or not to get back at president trump and conservatives. these underhanded tactics to go after conservatives in this country. essentially all of these home grown extremist are white supremacists. they will stop at nothing to tear the country down. meanwhile if you aren't in t5 they say you are fine. it is just an idea even if you are trying to kill federal officials by setting a federal building on fire. in not letting the fire department go in and put out the flames. >> what we saw, for example, last year we saw an t5 and others and invading federal buildings and federal facilities, we now know the department of justice has very quietly been dropping those charges even as now bringing more and more for january 6. kennedy: a bit of an imbalance here. it's not going to get better anytime soon though some real liberty minded people run for and when higher office, bob barr thank you so much. coming up actor criticizes parents who do not wan

atlanta, i don't know if they had any idea what's going on in atlanta and the small businesses in atlanta, georgia, when they decided to move. you know, i have to add one thing, when biden said yesterday, the confederates back then, the insurrections did on january 6th, i'm not saying this to alarm you, i'm saying this because you should be alarmed. before that was my favorite. >> judge jeanine: what does that mean? they don't even know what they are talking about, is one phrase after another. before biden keeps saying it's the worst thing since the civil war. that's the whole point of the civil war was that it ended slavery. it kind of was a good thing. but joe biden is to read his history, go back and freshen up. coming back, immigration hypocrisy, cubans don't come to the u.s. while the border is still wide open. ♪ ♪ liberty mutual customizes car insurance so you only pay for what you need. how much money can liberty mutual save you? one! two! three! four! five! 72,807! 72,808... dollars. yep... everything hurts. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ subway®... has

first stop, atlanta georgia where one witness described the obstacles the voting in georgia. >> this past year i had to go to extraordinary lengths to accomplish the simple but consequential task of passing my ballot. i, along with thousands of georgians, had to wait for hours in order to cast my vote. in fact, i had to go to the polls twice in order to vote. >> with that, let's bring in our lead off guest on this monday night. philip rucker, pulitzer prize -winning senior washington correspondent for the washington post. he is highly anticipated new book written with his colleague carole leonnig, called i alone can fix it. it generated a lot of headlines even though it doesn't come out until tomorrow and his coauthor carol leonnig will join us a bit later for a full conversation about it. also here tonight, a.b. stoddard, veteran washington journalist associated editor and columnist for real deal politics. and former -- joyce vance who spent years is a federal prosecutor and she also happens to be a cohost of the podcast sisters in law with kimberly atkinson and barbara mcquade. goo

the next year he got a job and he moved to atlanta, georgia, and then he worked at the atlanta university. there he taught sociology and imperial studies -- empirical studies. again, he taught greek and latin, and his son -- did anybody ever watch the andy griffith show? and what is the other guy's name? goaler pyle. gwork -- gomer pyle. rooks like a young girl but that is the vick victorian style. the child gets sick. he takes him throughout atlanta. no white doctor will help him. it was common up until probably the late '60 in some places. so his son dies of a disease which he could have easily been cured of. from that duboise wrote one of his great books on the passing of his first born, and his book -- [inaudible] but while duboise is there studying this, the other tragedies occur, and one is the tragedy of lynching. he's walking somewhere, and he passes a place, and he -- there's a klan, and there he comes upon a jar and it hooks very much like pickles, but instead of pickles, what are they? they're the nubblings of a human being. -- knuckles of a human being. i actually have seen bo

i was born in the south in atlanta, georgia. these are things that we know well as americans.t as americans. it is part of our shared history. i want kamala harris as vice president to say something about the words that she said. i want her to recognize that people are not being beaten in the streets right now. we are not at the same place that we were and unless we are very careful, we could go to new places we do not want to be. we are not at those places. we are working together, hopefully. she is dividing us with those words. she's calling these people in a private plane, you know i love me some miller lite, but they are not paying for any of it. they are doing things that many americans will not cat. when those who go back to work with nine and half million job openings right now, they will not get with these privileged lawmakers are getting on their way to and from d.c. skirting the responsibilities. i think that the vice president needs to come back at this. or jen psaki at the white house. she needs to separate her rhetoric from the fact. and help people know honestly

in atlanta local officials, voters and senator warnock testifying on georgia's voting laws.haake. >> i believe that this is an even bigger deal than just party versus party. this is literally a question to save our democracy. because once you start disenfranchiing people, people lose faith. >> and while that is going on, texas democrats who traveled to d.c. in an effort to block republicans from passing voter restriction bills back in their home state are kicking off a week of events to pressure congress to pass federal voter legislation. and joining me now from atlanta is gar rett haake. i want to hear about what happened in atlanta, but first i understand mitch mcconnell was talking about this on the floor back in d.c.? >> reporter: yeah, it is really all related. this field hearing today a chance for democrats to try to shine a light on this issue both here in georgia and nationally. they see these state legislatures passing laws in republican-controlled states, making it more difficult to vote, voter earlier, vote absentee and they see to as an attack on democracy and it

the senate rules committee is heading to atlanta georgia on monday to hold its first field hearing inades. the hearing is intent of protecting the freedom to vote, recent changes to georgia voting law is in the need for basic federal stands to make sure all americans can vote in the way that works best for them. one of the witnesses who will testify at that hearing, is ellen butler joining our discussion now is amy klobuchar in minnesota she is the chair of the senate rules committee which has oversight over federal elections. senator, i hope you are listening earlier, i was trying to do some staff work for you with latosha brown who knows georgia well and knows that election law well on what you should be aiming for in georgia what do you hope to accomplish there? >> i think she had some great advice and that is to allow the people like helen and the voter of student line for three hours, the state senator who fought this tooth and nail, let them do the talking. what we are going to hear is the reason that helen butler was removed from her post, and that is because there is a concert

in fact here in atlanta, georgia where the cnn center is located, there was some kind of haze to theght with a nearly full moon. that coloring that you see on the tv screen is the smoke predicted into the weekend that will impact much of the southeastern u.s. even though the major metropolitan areas d.c., new york, boston should stay haze-trfree. 79 large active fires over the western u.s., today we have the potential for dry lightning taking in a and idaho. and so a red flag warning. we are getting much needed relief, but perhaps a bit too much too soon. and too quickly. because flash flood warnings are taking place including the maricopa county region where phoenix is located, they have had extremely heavy rainfall within the past six hours or so leading to localized flash flooding throughout the region. you can see the high resolution forecast lighting up like a christmas tree because there is a lot of rain in the forecast across the area thated for so l. when the ground is so dry, it doesn't have the ability to absorb the rain and so that is why we see the flash flooding. >> what

being said, senate democrats on the roads, committee held a field hearing on voting rights and atlanta georgiaoday. it's the first field hearing in 20 years. and it focus specifically on georgia's absurdly new voting law. jagger's man james clyburn, is the number three ranking democrat in. the house he endorsed biden, when it seemed like biden's campaign might be. flaying that endorsement helped him with south carolina, essentially the nomination after that. he's advocated the president, and senate democrats work behind the seems to carve out an exception to the filibuster, to pass voting rights protection. he joins me now. first i wonder if you agree of my read of the prioritization right now. of the legislative agenda. of this democratic administration right now. >> i think you've got it right. i'm not sure you had a raid on the subject matter. to me voting is the top priority. whatever we're talking about in politics. that means it'll be voted on first. voting remains the top priority with us. all the other things are secondary if we can't get people to the polls. >> part of this comes back

. >> so, in other words, you are in an area that's red, atlanta, georgia. you are vaccinated but the reason you're supposed to wear a mask is so that just in case you don't become infectious, not so much that you're going to get sick, so that you don't contaminate other people, you would wear a mask for the benefit of other people. >> correct. and some of those other people in my case i have three kids, they are all just at the age now where they're vaccinated. but for people who may have unvaccinated people in their household or work in a healthcare setting or something like that, it's really about that. this should not suggest, again, just to reiterate, that the vaccines don't work. i feel very comfortable that i'm not going to get very sick even if i do develop some symptoms. but what's new here, again, jake, according to dr. walensky, this is data that hasn't even been published yet. but basically they found enough evidence to say that even if you are vaccinated and developed one of these breakthrough infections, you could carry enough of a viral load t

a restaurant in atlanta, georgia, posting it photo.te, for the safety of our staff, guests and community, no vax, no service. amid the rising number in infections recommending the mask be worn indoors even by those who are vaccinated. and with the new school year just around the corner at least eight of the 20 largest school districts in the u.s. are making masks optional for students in school while another nine are requiring masks. some districts like shelby county and tennessee are preparing for return to classes with mask mandates. >> our parents are supportive and they understand that in the state of tennessee there is a 200% increase of covid-19 specifically the delta variant. 700 new cases per day. you know, i have said it before and i'm going to continue to say it. i am going to keep students safe. >> and cdc data shedding more light on the potential risk for the immunocompromised which make up a little over 2% of the population now. if they are infected data shows they would be more likely to be ill and even if they are vaccin

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now one in our home state of utah and we've been expanding into a very large facility south of atlanta, georgiai don't mean to pry, but you were a little elliptical in describing an unfortunate incident what happened and has your production recovered from it >> yeah, we -- unfortunately, we had the most catastrophic of tragedies, one of our own beloved employee was, unfortunately, had a fatal accident in the facility, which is unspeakable for any business to go through that at any time for any reason that in itself, from manufacture supply, we had ample safety stock so that by itself as we worked through the incident, we were cleared by osha to go back in business almost immediately we hold ourselves to a higher standard and took our plant dant for a week to do some retrofits which we completed and weeks of safety stock, that by itself, we did not anticipate any material issues from that unfortunately, we have never taken our machinery down for that time before and we had weeks of cascading issues bringing things back up. >> thank you for your candid answer and our sympathies to your team and t

speaking to us from atlanta, georgia.ming up, we will speak to a women's right activist and the southern african nation of eswatini where the king is cracking on dissent, country formally known as swaziland. stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. as we turn to the african nation of eswatini, which was known as swaziland up until 2018. eswatini is a landlocked nation in southern africa. it is bordered by mozambique to its northeast and by south africa in all other directions. it is also africa's last absolute monarchy. human rights advocates are denouncing king mswati iii for brutally cracking down on the largest protest in the country since it became independent from britain 53 years ago. eswatini is currently facing an economic crisis with a shortage of gas, food, and other resources. more than half of eswatini's more than a million citizens live in poverty while king mswati is known for his lavish lifestyle, including owning expensive cars

friday. >>> we will have another abc7 ne ♪ welcome to atlanta ♪ >>> welcome back to "gma" on this monday. it's time to "rise & shine" this morning in georgia., i think you have a few there with you. >> yeah, robes, i do. look, i'm sorry, but these two have been misbehaving all morning. i've been trying and trying -- >> you have been trying. you're a gentleman. i have been behaving well. this one misbehaving. >> dwayne johnson and emily blunt, stars of "the jungle cruise." new movie coming out. you're going to help me with a big surprise, but ri let's talk movie. you shot it in 2018. >> we did. >> and here we are. it was delayed because of the pandemic. what's it like to finally be here? >> it's sort of surreal, but thrilling. this movie really captured our hearts. for it to be seen finally is so awesome. >> it is. you can feel certainly in america that people are going back to theaters and the experience of going back to theaters. to have us be the next movie very eit you all don't really feel each other. in real life, explain the dynamic. >> listen -- >> it's called hate. >> is that what it is? i didn't want to say that. >> we're riddled