cobb county. all day long we've been talking to sources about what they did to minimize the shooting scene, in terms of the impact of it all. dozens of people were calling 911 when it happened. as we moved through the situation, we knew they were arresting some people they thought looked just like the suspect. then we learned the man was a member of the military, served in the coast guard for some time, and was agitated with the medical care he was receiving. they came to this facility for help and something went sideways on the inside and that shooting started. it's been all-out effort all day, roads shut down and massive manhunt using camera networks throughout the city to try to locate this man. people have been shaken all day long. this is a busy area, hundreds were here on lockdown through the day, trying to figure out what happened. we have to think of the patients rushed to the hospital. one woman was killed and two people in surgery in critical condition with other people shot as well. thi

but between atlanta pd, cobb county pd, and u.s. marshals fugitive task force, they encountered him and took him into custody safely. >> by the, we are seeing some police cough sirs officers -- where he was apprehended. >> right. and we have a lot of law enforcement agencies. but it ended as safely as something that started this way could possibly end. >> mayor bottoms, clearly, the city in the surrounding area is breathing a sigh of relief after the hours of this man hunt. >> yeah, absolutely. this has had everyone, as you can imagine, on edge all day and i just describe atlanta, anderson, as really, a big small town. so many people are connected. i have a friend who was in that medical office earlier today. i know the woman who runs that medical practice. and so there was a lot of personal concern amongst a lot of folk. and then the woman outside the courthouse shooting that we had a few years ago, where brian nichols was on the run, and shot several people in the courthouse, and then killed someone in the following days. and she

there was a series of -- both here and atlanta and cobb co county. other locations that he may go to. so that was done as well and then roughly around 12:30, we received an alert from the lpr system that he was in cobb county. and so we were on the phone immediately with the cop to let them know that this individual was somewhere in the jurisdiction and as the chief said, and led to just kind of talk about what happened in the history but i would tell you that although we may not know exactly where he was as soon as we were alerted to that he was out of our area of responsibility, we contacted the local jurisdiction and that coordination took place. chief? >> lawrence: james craig is the former detroit police chief. we are just listening into this press conference. chief, we learned that the suspect after he committed this heinous act, went off on the run, stole a pickup truck, and headed to cobb county. great work from law enforcement tonight. >> yes. you know, lawrence, coordination from law enforcement. that is what that is what he deal with these

cobb county. you have state police, fbi. you have all the right people there to be able to respond to a location if he is found. >> and sergeant dorsey is with us from the los angeles police department, retired. cobb county police in georgia say they are still searching. the suspect is still considered armed and dangerous. what's the general risk right now to the area? >> this is going to be a case where the community is going to have to get involved. carjacks, as it progresses. and so i think everybody who's out there should keep their eyes and ears to the ground. err on the side of caution. if you see something, say something. keep your doors locked if you're driving around. keep your car doors locked so you don't become a victim. >> good advice, indeed. everyone, stand by. just ahead here in "the situation room," i'll get an update on the shooting survivors from the chief medical officer at the hospital treating the victims. we'll be right back. now ports can know where every piece of cargo is. and where it's going.g. (do

we're glad that he was caught finally over in n cobb county. c and it wasou a joint effort for sure. we praised. the atlanta police, but lawrence, the mayor just put out a budget where his of two hundred$275 m and seventy five million dollars is more than the police budget. il is moreudgetwo hundred and fy nine million dollars when wear are a thousand officers shortmur in atlanta and have a murder r rate higher than chicago. >> you know, bill , you know, you make such an interestingwhey point. and when you talk abououalk abor thousand officers, it's important because when there is an active shooter situation, all of the cops are at home. they matter especially for a search like this wheregitive you have a fugitiv te that is oy the loose. ou if you hav he a badge and a gun, you are activated. ivated all the reserves are activated because it is all hands on deck. deck.and this really impacted you guys built so thank you song much for joining the program. >> god , lawrence.and our and our prayers go out to thosea families and our brave police offi

so he might have gone into cobb county. well, cobb county p.d. and all the police forces there got to be on alert for this. we don't know if that's him or not. but it's a lead that has to be worked like it is him. >> this happened not in russia -- rush hour. you can get stuck easily on the streets of atlanta and the highways surrounding it. i want to ask about just the about of cc tv that is in that city, and, frank, i'll bring you back. i know you were an fbi agent down there, and i'm not sure how long ago that was. do you have any idea about how connected, how monitored this city is and whether police might be able to follow that car to see whe headed? >> well, things have certainly changed in terms of technology since my early days in atlanta, but absolutely, in any major city in america, and particularly like atlanta, you can rest assured that the corporate facilities there, certainly the hospital facility there are going to have relatively sophisticated video coverage for their own security reasons that the police can tap into, and in many c

so let's go now to ty cobb, the former trump white house lawyer. you and i have talked so many times and you have been clear again and again that you believe this case is a very serious threat to donald trump. and we're talking specifically the mar-a-lagod documents portion of the special counsel's investigation. just last week you told me, i quote you, ty, i think the mar-a-lago case is teed up to go almost any time, i wouldn't be surprised if it dropped later this month. well, this new reporting seems to be right in line with your time line. >> thank you, erin. always great to be with you. and congratulations to paula and jamie and evan and zach on their reporting. this is a significant event, particularly zigive the fact th trump did not go to court initially to prevent this and that the archives turned it over merely on the request of the justice department. this is all governed by a case called united states versus sb. but the sb criteria are set out in the letter that transmitted these documents, whistle they're important to the grand jury, a

we have one report of a carjacked auto that was recovered in cobb county. another report of an attempted carjacking. it's possible he may have tried it once before he successfully was able to get a car to get away in. atlanta has also trained civilians in active shooter. in other words, if you're caught in that situation what to do. a lot of private corporations, banks and headquarters have been trained in what they call avoid, delay, defend which is a version of run, hide and fight that we see in that training. they do have the three -- the 3,000 cameras across the cities, a large concentration of those in that downtown area which they've been actively using to try and retrace the suspect's steps from the time he left that location to get them a trail to where he's headed. if you look at, jake, the possible outcomes here and you use last year as a measure against active shooter situations. there were active shooter situations in 2022, 313 casualties and 100 of those died, but if you look at the outcomes with the shooter, nine killed themselves, seven were

we have a very supportive community in cobb county, very supportive elected official group, and very supportive leadership. that's very, very important for us. we had great community members calling us and giving us information. we have a 911 center who shared data with us. >> you've been listening to atlanta police and cobb county law enforcement on the shooting and manhunt that just unfolded for nearly eight hours. the suspect that was wanted for the shooting of five in an atlanta medical build earlier in the day is now in police custody. authorities say the 24-year-old, dion patterson, a coast guard vet, was arrested in a condominium complex. patterson is accused of killing one and injuring four others just afternoon local time inside a waiting room in a hospital facility in midtown atlanta. gary tuchman is there. you've been at the scene of the capture. what do you make of what police revealed and what are you learning from sources how it transpired? >> reporter: all right. we can give you additional information you haven't heard from the news conference. this man was captured in

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. >> imagine a ty cobb on the right side of history. this is former trump lawyer ty cobb talking about the fact that he actually thinks that trump is going to go to jail. elie, do you think that is a possibility? frankly, just from a legal standpoint, if trump were to be jailed for documents, would that have a potential impact on the investigation into his involvement in january six? >> so first of all i think it is amazing that ty cobb with the crazy hair and the mustache actually turned out to be the most competent attorney that trump has ever hired by a mile. ty cobb knows what he is doing, unlike the yahoo that trump has, which he probably just got off the subway ads. number one, i think ty cobb makes an excellent point. i do think that this is the kind of events that could land a trump in jail. i just do not think it will land trump in jail before the election. because if you look at the possibility, and i've said this before, if you look at the possibility of jack smith indicting. let's say that i am made the over under on june on

you know, why didn't he choose to go to cobb county? does he have friends there? does he have relatives there? >> he's on the run. people like that tend to reach out to families and friends if they can. so they've got a lot of things going on right now. they certainly know more than we know in terms of what's actually going on in that command center. but right now they are just organizing everything so it's very methodical, and it has to be very methodical in order to be able to bring this to a successful conclusion. >> formeri fbi special agent may ellen o'tool is joining us now. what role are federal agents playing right now in hoping atlanta police locate the suspect? >> they're right there on the ground with them in terms of the tactical teams and maybe the hostage negotiation teams, but they're also doing background on this individual, checking social media, checking people that have corresponded with him through social media in the past, people that he might reach out to, so they're doing a multipronged investigate to try to figure out if he has made contact

where would he go in cobb county, has he ever been to cobb county, does he frequent any places, you know, public places, restaurants, you know, does he sleep in shelters, does he have friend? where does he go? is he a guy that wanders the streets? is he a person that goes to certain places? and that's what you want to glean from her, and then of course cobb county pd, and all the police forces in that county have to be on exceptionally high alert with the information that's at hand about the carjacking, whether or not it turns out to be the killer because possibly it could and so you want to keep the community safe as well. >> frank figliuzzi, one more question on guns in georgia. we saw a photo of the suspect from a little bit earlier inside that medical center, and it appears that he's pointing a gun. the gun appears not a semiautomatic weapon. not an assault rifle, as we've become so used to seeing in these active shooter events, but a pistol. the state of georgia has no waiting period to buy a gun, no concealed carry permitting process. no background checks. and there's no extreme ri

cobb is aware of that as well. but it does seem that straight up, it is clear that the department of justice only has to establish that donald trump knowingly removed the documents, kept them, and refused to turn them over -- guilty of the crime of obstruction. seems to be there's a fair amount of evidence that points to a state of mind where donald trump -- understand in terms of the documents and willfully refused to turn them over as required. if that's the case, it's kind of a slam dunk, open and shut case. >> yeah, it's really striking. such a busy day with all of this and, you guys both weighed in with plenty for us to think about and the lawyers and defendant to think about if they're listening sooner or later. thanks to both of you. appreciate it. >> we have a lot coming up, including video you'll only see here on "the beat" of george santos on the run with jokes as well. i'll explain. matt friend is back on "the beat" tonight. >>> house republicans, the economic hostage taking and why an obama campaign vet

and we have ty cobb back. i just want to ask you one very crucial thing here, which is, at this point, given what you now know, given these tapes, if you were still trump's lawyer in this case, what would you tell him to do based on how solid the evidence is now against him? >> so i would be explaining to him that, one of the things that's confirmed is the discussion you and i have had for over a year about my belief that meadows has been cooperating all along. two, for the reasons you just described and the sensitivity, the milley documents will never see the light of day. there are mechanisms you can go through to make them part of the charge, but it would be difficult to use them as exhibits because they're our crown jewels. we're not going to share that with the world. but i'd be telling trump that he's dead, he needs to see what he can work out, what might be a reasonable resolution with certain admissions by him. i know for a fact that will never happen. trump is not capable of being accountable. his nar

they say it was dumped in cobb county. but so far no sign of patterson. police say the gunman, patterson, who they believe is suspected in this shooting went into the north side medical facility here in midtown and opened fire. the suspect killed one person and shot at least four others that are currently being treated at grady memorial hospital. now, we have been out here on the scene the last couple hours or so. we've gotten opportunities to talk to some of the folks who said they worked inside of that building who said they were there when the shooting took place. we spoke to a woman named desiree. she heard the gun shots go off. she initially didn't know what was happening, but then she heard gun shots again and heard movement in the building. people trying to get out of the way. she was in tears talking to us, explaining how she saw her co-workers shot. she passed a woman that looked like she was deceased on the floor. she looked like she was shot in her face. she had blood all over her. a lot of people here are shaken up. a traumatic situation. a lo

"outfront" now is ty cobb, the former trump white house lawyer.ys appreciate your perspective. so here we are with this town hall tonight coming just hours after a jury of six men and three women found trump liable for sexual abuse. now, do you think this verdict will stand on the appeal that trump says is coming? >> i think it's likely to stand on appeal. there are some appellate issues, evidentiary issues, technical issues, conflict between 404b and 415, which is a little bit esoteric with regard to the evidence that came in. but there will be appellate issues. but the most dispositive factor here was the jury found facts, they heard witnesses. and fact-finding matters when you're on appeal, particularly after you have stiffed the jury by not even bothering to show up and deny the accusations. >> and of course they got to hear from his deposition, which was an unbelievable thing. i would encourage anyone who hasn't watched it to watch it. and you think, ty, that this could impact him with voters. how so? >> i think it almost certainly impacts hi

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ryan: supervisor cobb says will take a series of policies and approaches, but in this neighborhood in particular, he says having an increased police presence will help deter crime. >> we are going to redeploy our walking officers, and i'm having overtime officers on call , driving between telegraph and piedmont avenue, to be a visual deterrent out there. ryan: we reached out to the district attorney's office for an update on the nine children and are waiting to hear back. councilmember cobb says those youth committing these crimes need some form of punishment, which he says could include time in juvenile hall. >> whatever we can do to move them away from the world of crime in the future, we need to do. for some, that might involve some incarceration. for others, it might involve some kind of program with probation, with programs they are required to attend. ryan: in oakland, ryan curry, abc 7 news. ama: what does the data say about robberies in oakland? checking out the abc 7 safety tracker, the number of robberies have been fairly consistent. you can see for yourself on abc7news.com.

so i wanna ask you tonight to cobb county, are you ready? crowd: ready!warnock is one the democratic candidates for the senate. he's the pastor at the ebenezer baptist church, where martin luther king jr. once preached. this is one of several messages left for him at the church. male: "number one, there ain't leadership in that [bleep] church, and i don't use the word [bleep]. you think you're [bleeping] smart walking around talking [bleep] about everybody. you ain't gonna be so smart when you're beheaded. you won't be so smart when people drag you out on the [bleeping] street and destroy your ass, talking about [bleeping] what you're gonna do. karishma: even republicans haven't been spared. trump supporters are threatening conservative election officials and their families. gabriel sterling: this is elections. this is the backbone of democracy, and all of you who've not said a damn word are complicit in this. mr. president, stop inspiring people to commit potential acts of violence. someone's gonna get hurt, someone's gonna get shot, someone's gonna get

this traffic camera showing police rushing to their cars as they searched in nearby cobb county while tonight there's a $10,000 reward being offered for any information leading to his arrest. >> if you see him, do not approach, but you are to call 911. >> catie joining me now. catie, we know the search has expanded. do police know how he got away? >> reporter: well, lester, police believe that immediately after this shooting, patterson carjacked a vehicle just outside the hospital. police now saying they have recovered that vehicle in nearby cobb county, and that is where the search is focused tonight. lester. >> all right, catie beck in atlanta, thank you. >>> after a four-day manhunt in texas, a suspect is now under arrest in the shooting deaths of five of his neighbors. authorities also arresting his wife and another man. priscilla thompson has the latest. >> reporter: captured in a neighborhood just miles from the crime scene, the man wanted for the murder of five people including a child is now behind bars. >> he was caught hiding in a closet underneath some laundry. >> reporter:

also the cobb county police hold a press conference in about 13 minutes or so. information last night but there are new details today. they are not good for the victims. said to be in stable condition but critical after being shot yesterday. one woman shot in the face. another shot in the abdomen. another woman shot in the stomach as well. one dead, amy st. pierre is her name working for the cdc in atlanta, georgia. back in new york. the transition to green energy is ramping up. the process not cheap. it could sway some votes come november 24th. madison is live from a gas station in new york city. what are they telling you? >> hello, bill. we're expecting energy to be on the ballot come this next election. you are seeing sweeping changes on the state and federal level when it comes to supercharging our transition to an electric future. take a look at new york where i currently stand. this is the first state to officially ban gas stoves in all new buildings. the push to electricity is coming at a time when the cost of energy has gone up over 20% in the last two y

and on the 2 and a half hours, the changes the parts of frances 2021 climate law which aims to cobb cobb emissions in oil, but rules out and travel between power. since some of frances largest cities, the government is also looking at cracking down on the use of private jets. the short johnny's connecting flights are unaffected by the changes. max boy golf is a professor and chair of environmental studies at the university of colorado boulder. he says wells will be watching how successful this short whole flight band will be. this is going to be a test case for many other countries to potentially fall. wow, this material impact is quite minimal. really just 2 percent of global c o. 2 emissions come from aviation, i'm just canceling 3 flight routes as minimal and mature ways, but in symbolic ways. this has a lot of purchase. that the ways in which this then generates conversations, much like the one that we're having right now can open up further possibilities for mission cost, emissions cuts, elsewhere. it's about a 3rd of c, o, 2 emissions. when you travel from place to place by train v

and cobb says he will push for more consequences if they're committing these violent crimes repeatedly can't just say, oh, please don't do this again. we have to catch them and create consequences that will send another email, a letter to the district attorney. i'm talking about this very thing. the oakland department of violence prevention interim chief and one school board member who was present said the city has had some success with their intervention teams working directly with troubled youth at oakland schools to steer them away from violence and crime. but the budget does not cover all schools these are teams of three people and they go out and actually help students who are struggling. we would probably ae individuals just to have the three teams at every comprehensive high school in oakland. as people left the meeting, some of them told me they wish there were more opportunities like this for residents to voice their concerns. council member cobb says he does plan to follow up on these issues with the area police captain and he says he's going to fight for more overtime for po

it has now left midtown and moved north and west for cobb county area. that's where they suspect the 24-year-old deon patterson has hijacked a car and headed that way. right now there was a shelter in place in midtown. that's been lifted. schools have also been locked down. even elementary schools shut down. you can't pick up your kids in midtown. that's been lifted as well. a $10,000 reward for any information. so they don't have him. they don't know where he is. they say his family is cooperating. his motive is not clear. looks like he had a hoodie on, a mask on. he dropped the mask inside the elevator. looked like he had a handgun and a lot of ammunition in a big around his chest. all five of the people shot were women. one woman that was killed is 39 years old. four were taken to grady hospital, three in critical condition. grady was prepared for a mass casualty event. they expected more but got four to deal with. this happened in a medical office bidding in midtown. the shooting took place inside the waiting room. one last point, neil. if you were d

up everywhere, and if indeed this is what happened, this car is ditched at campbell middle school, cobb county, the suspect fled on foot, you have to think it could be a short time from now, john, when they are able to get this guy. >> john: armed and dangerous, he is considered, clearly he is dangerous. he shot four people, killed one of them. the other three are at grady medical center in downtown atlanta. we do not know the extent of their injuries. praying for them to pull through. but police are saying if you encounter this individual, stay away from him, because it's likely he still has the weapon that he used in the shooting, allegedly used in the shooting in midtown atlanta and probably desperate to avoid getting caught by the police. >> sandra: indeed. this is the scene in atlanta, the middle of the workday, horrific thing for all these people to go going through. massive effort to find this person. call 911 if you see him or know anything. they are looking for any leads, any tips to find the suspect, considered armed and dangerous at this hour. >> john: and reminds us again of

you know when to keep your mouth shut another newspaper man who was important to wilson was frank cobb, who was, i believe, the editor of the new york world just before wilson decided he had to go congress for a declaration of war, he supposedly called frank cobb into the white house and and and shut it engaged in this spy tenuous outpouring of pessimism, of despair. know with regard to what the war would do to american democracy. you know, our liberties will go sky has for some time debated whether cobb's account which was published in a book that he wrote in the early 1920s, was really, you know, accurate reportage. but the consensus of opinion by the late 20th century, led by arthur linke, who was the dean of wilson scholars and his generation, was that cobb's account was probably authentic, most extraordinary outburst by wilson. you talk about self-fulfilling prophecies. you know, all the suppressions, you know, of free speech under the espionage act of 1917, sedition act of 1918. wilson, before the fact, predicts that all this will happen, says that it's going to be absolutely cat

the police in russia have the rest of the suspects and a cobb bombing that injured the permanent nationalist right to suck up for elected and interior ministry video shows the accused man, say he acts it on behalf of ukraine setup for lipids. car exploded while he was traveling through the mission need. nope, garad region east of moscow killing his driver for life. and as a novelist, known for his outspoken support of russia's invasion of ukraine, his storage for the nation is views have also gone him. a large social media following with hundreds of 1000 subscribing to his telegram and youtube channels. is that explosion involving provenance, pro, credit in figures since the start of the war and you cry and it was enough to miss the noise. the good credit dw correspondent jennifer policy is in riga, as dw is banned from reporting and russia. we offset what else is known about the attack as well and you and you've seen those good at the cow rider and full edition stuff are really been exploded today according to taps and video. norbish de has some both factors and a concussion, but no life th

ty cobb is a much more so bigger figure than giuliani, the fact that ty cobb is saying he will probably end up in jail when of course you can run for the presidency from jail, i'm sure that would happen after the next election, is extraordinary. >> it's remarkable. >> it really s do you know what else is extraordinary, richard haass, and ed just brought it up, and you have people -- and i even saw this weekend people trying to dismiss the bizarre connections between vladimir putin and donald trump. still trying to do it this weekend, claiming that durham somehow turns everything into a hoax. you have vladimir putin, a guy who considers himself to be america's enemy, putting more people on the russian sanctions list, including a certain morning cable news host who goes by the name of joe and brad raffensperger and these prosecutors that have absolutely nothing to do with russia. he just selected people that had been considered donald trump's political enemies. again, a foreign country sanctioning a secretary of state of georgia. not georgia the republic, the former soviet republic, but -

ty cobb will be back out front. now a new report by the nation's surgeon general, these sites and absolute are bad. how is the surgeon general protecting his own children? will musk help him with republican voters or anyone? we'll go beyond the numbers. . >> announcer: "erin burnett outfront" is brought to you by charles schwab. own your tomorrow. of >>> new tonight, donald trump's criminal trial related to the stormy daniel hush money payment is scheduled for the middle of 2024 election. a judge setting march 25th, 2024, as the start of trump's trial on falsifying business records. a judge making the brief court hearing announcement. judge could be seen speaking and gesturing to his attorney. he only said, yes, i do,ing when asked if he understood the judge's instruction on what he can and cannot change it. here we are with a trial date. a trial date of march 25th. you've got a nominee. unclear how this will go at this time. the point is it's in the hard of the primary season. could this mean strump side lined from

as we said, people have been saying all day, authorities, that it was possible that he was here in cobb county. cameras picked up the license plate on a car that he allegedly car jacked and it indicated that the car that he then abandoned was only two blocks away. so police were searching the whole area. and according to the women that we just talked to, they told us they heard dogs barking and they weren't stopping and it was very unusual because they knew the man might be here, one one said we have a pool and gazebo area, it is possible he is there, the police entered. the next thing the ladies tell us, the police yelled get on the ground and they realized that this man had been caught. and now he is in custody. this is gary tuchman, cnn, georgia. >> the shooting has rei go nighted discussion on gun violence in the u.s. one georgia senator had a message for his fellow lawmakers. here is what senator warnock had to say. >> i have two small children and their schools were on lockdown responding to this tragedy. they are there. i'm here. hoping and praying that they are safe. but the tru

charles cobb chan is a senior fellow at the council on foreign relations and washington dc. and here are his thoughts on whether the f sixteens could change the course of the war. or i don't think it's a game changer in part because of the timeline. it takes many months to train ukrainians on f. 16 fighters. they haven't found these kinds of advanced western systems before. the pentagon said a month ago that it might take as long as 18 months. perhaps it could be done work quickly. but clearly these are not aircraft, they're going to be in the fight in this coming offensive one that we expect to be launched sometime in the next few weeks. so my best guess is the provision of these aircraft is really about the long term capability of ukraine. and its ability to deter russia, looking forward as charles coach and senior fellow at the council on foreign relations in washington, dc. speaking to us earlier today, let's not take a look at some other stories making headlines around the world. a helicopter is crashed in northern italy as authority, struggle to deal with a worst flood

i'm dreams of one point. 4000000000 indians are supplemental cobb park. the mean india is all physician parties. boy talk to the proceedings. the see the president, not moody, should have officiated. that movie is creating a cult of personality history. want to remember you just because you made a good billing history. remember you whether you ensure that the soul in that building is also a light, moody, in fish, the modem, parliament reflects a pro the 21st century india. you'd be shipping this, send the message of even the determination to the world as they thought. this is our temple of democracy, empty words for the defiant wrestlers who celebration of democracy ended in arrest taken away by police and later charged with rioting. and let's get more context on this from john. let's try the joints we know from delhi shadow prime minister movie called the new parliament, a temple of democracy. at the same time that the democratic, right to protest was being denied to the restless. how's the government said anything since the police operation as well? the

from honda, as i'm joined by charles cobb chung, a senior fellow at the council on foreign relations in washington dc. hello sir. ukraine is now promised f. 16 jets pilots trainings go this change the costs of the war. i don't think it's a game changer in part because of the timeline. it takes many months to train ukrainians on f. 16 fighters. they haven't found these kinds of advanced western systems before. the pentagon said a month ago that it might take as long as 18 months, perhaps it could be done work quickly. but clearly these are not aircraft. they're going to be in the fight in this coming offensive one that we expect to be launched sometime in the next few weeks. so my best guess is the provision of these aircraft is really about the long term capability of ukraine and its ability to deter russia looking forward. meanwhile, russia is wanting that supplying the 5 digits car is huge, versus show that the genuine concerns that this could lead to further escalation as no question that further escalation has been in the minds of president biden and his european counterparts fro

giants sent pitcher alex cobb out there. picking up in the 2nd inning.t toledos there would be no fr game sweep of the brewers. william contreras. high, deep, away. gone. when that happens, cue benny the brewer. cobb repped up for seven runs in four innings but blake sable and the giants went down swinging. sable and the 7th lined one out. a three run blast. and the giants were a bit of business here. in fact, mitch haniger and the g-men made it a game. runner on in the 8th before haniger -- the alum waved at strike three to kill that threat. brewers won that game. a record of 27-26 for the giants. they will host the pirates 2:00 p.m. tomorrow. >>> say langeliers' autographs. this before the game with the visiting astros. and the aids were not backing down from the world series champs. how about a 1st inning, leadoff homer from ryan noda? off right field. that was the last of the a's' offense today. astros were just savage on the a's' pitching. altuve injured no more. crushed this one in the 7th inning of his season debut today. the astros, they got righ

and as authorities focus their search in cobb county, georgia, we are told a shelter in place order inidtown has been lifted so folks in this area can move freely. police are asking the public to keep an eye out for patterson but also urging people to keep their distance because patterson is still considered armed and dangerous. bret? >> bret: charles watson in atlanta. charles, thank you. we'll head back for any breaking details. meantime, as we said at the top of the hour, russia says ukraine tried to use a pair of drones to assassinate president vladimir putin overnight. the kremlin saying that's a terrorist act and it was stopped when its forces disabled the drones before they could strike. ukraine is denying any involvement. some u.s. leaders appear skeptical of the whole affair. senior foreign affairs correspondent greg palkot is in london with the latest tonight. >> it was a striking image. the symbol of russian power, the kremlin said to be under attack. video on social media of two drones aimed at the complex overnight intercepted by air defenses. the kremlin claims ukraine wa

. >> imagine ty cobb on the right side of history. this is former trump lawyer ty cobb actually talking about the fact he thinks trump is going to go to jail. elie, do you think that's a possibility, and frankly from a legal standpoint if trump were to be jailed for documents, would that have a potential impact into the investigation in his involvement in january 6th? >> yes. first of all, i think it's amazing ty cobb with the crazy hair and mustache turned out to be the most competent attorney trump hired by a mail. ty cobb knows what he's doing unlike the yahoos he has now that just got off a subway ad. i do think this is the kind of defense that could land trump in jail. i just don't think it can land trump in jail before the election. because when you look at the possibility -- and i've said this before. when you look at the possibility of jack smith indicting let's say maybe i'm under june 1 of an indictment in the office pool. if we have an indictment some time in june, how long do you think we get to an actual trial? in a speed

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. >>> the milwaukee brewers put a hurting on cobb. he had the second lowest earned-run average.at inflated by a full point. giants bats came alive in the 7th but not enough. brewers won. the giants face pirates at 2:00 p.m. >>> another loss for the athletics. they are on an 11 game losing streak. astros designated hitter hit two of the seven homers. he acquires the fourth loss. astros defeat the athletics. the braves come to oakland today at 5:00 p.m. >>> a pivot to golf. the center of an organization that aims to help the physical and mental wellness of veterans. vern glenn recently paid a visit to presidio golf course. >> there you go. >> veterans in the bay area are finding peace on the golf course. >> my problems i leave outside. i focus on the swing. >> i'm happy. i got friends. i can enjoy things and not looking for the next boot to fall from the sky. >> reporter: once a week, these veterans meet at the presidio golf course. >> this is designed to help us with social skills, mental well-being and i think for me personally i can't think of another program that did more for

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nothing solo home run off alex cobb.ot happy about that pitch a little bit frustrated because it's already three nothing but he would be made a winner when michael conforto steps to the plate in the seventh and gives this one a ride, two run shot that puts the giants up 4 to 3 conforto 10th of the season. sixth in his last 12 games, man, he is on fire right now. giants went 4 to 3. they have now won seven of their last eight games overall to even up their record at 20. the four and 24 in seattle. that's outfielder estuary, ruiz rocking the green and gold chain top first days up one nothing. carlos perez sneaks one through the left. that will bring home ramon laureano is jump out to an early to nothing lead. louis medina was cruising until the twins mounted a two out rally in the fifth with a man on second, jp crawford cranks went out to write off medina. that's a two run homer were tied to medina. i cannot believe it. next batter france, and that one's gone. he cranks one out, makes it back to back homers for the mariner

here is the cobb county police chief talking about his arrest last night. >> there was no resistance and he was taken in custody with absolutely no violence, and was treated professionally. >> john, the chief also stressed the importance of technology saying license plate readers helped them track down patterson. he's accused of stealing a pickup truck and driving to a condo complex about 11 miles from the medical facility where the shooting happened. five people in total were shot, and unfortunately we know 38-year-old amy st. pierre, a former cdc employee was killed. and moments ago, learned an update on the four other women injured in the shooting. >> as of today, three of them are intensive care unit. one of them is in stable condition, one of our medical units. two of the three in critical care are going back to the operating room today for additional procedures. the third patient is stable, hopefully will be able to move out of i.c.u. today. >> john, the doctor said two of the four women who are injured are unable to speak, but he did talk to the two who are capable of it. he s

a lot of people in cobb county were worried. they were reporting anything suspicious. because police had an idea of the general area where that vehicle had been abandoned, it led them to that condominium complex. they knew that calls coming in from that area were most likely the legitimate ones. >> steve: sure. we don't know of the motive yet. yesterday, some people speculated that perhaps the people he shot in the waiting room he targeted them. but it sounds like he and his mom just went. in he wanted some pills. he got angry there and just started shooting people who were handy. >> and that's what it sounds like. police have yet to release a motive. they say that that is still under investigation. but, based on the statements that his mother gave to several media outlets, including the associated press, it sounds like he was going there for a routine medical appointment. >> brian: with a gun? >> and then something set him off. >> brian: yeah, but is he traveling with a gun. that gives a sense of premeditation, i would imagine. not everybody walks into a -- walks into