and i believe that the in this, that the funding not for 10 ism, we are going to be at decatur ourselves. i believe in the spirit of fund, not for countries. we are going to have new initiative in the spirit of fund, not present as the we are going to give meaning to what africa stands for on thought is taught the liberation of a saw how sons and daughters. and when she does that, she is doing not, not because she wants to isolate ourselves from the world, but because she knows that the mazda continent is the cradle of all civilized vision. that is why throughout the ages in this put it upon us because we have always been welcoming. so today that as a reminder, ourselves, that our upon us what kind ism is not about building walls that are on the continent of africa, but creating pages in us that, that will end to adjust this, you know, split it, that will ensure that we are respected you know, spirit that will ensure that we are such an us in the world in a mind that will define a feature. and in a mind that we have define humanity dot is the fun off we can split 3, i engaging and we mus

let's take you there right now fox news jonathan seri joins us live in decatur. jonathan good to see you. reporter: yeah, good to see you as well. former president trump will be speaking in the northern suburb of duluth, georgia. meanwhile, early voting is setting new records here in the state. i'm at a voting site in decatur, which is in dekalb county, one of the many metro atlanta counties and one of the most populous counties. statewide we are looking at more than 2 million georgians already casting ballots. this is coming very close to 30% of active voters, casting early ballots so far. now, knowing whose casting these early ballots and where they're casting them can help the campaigns tweak their ground games but it's challenging to figure out which candidate is ahead in the state because of the state's open primary system. when you register to vote, you do not register by party so you can not definitively say so many republicans have cast ballot. so many democrats have, and instead you have to base that on polls and demographic information based on the numb

connie lived on decatur street in the 16th street heights neighborhood. then her family moved to a home on warren street in tennessee town. she attended phoebe hurst elementary school, takoma park junior high and montgomery blair high school. every night, connie and her family watched the evening news anchored by walter cronkite. connie's father wanted her carry on, carry on and, carry forth. the family name and in history. those evenings gathered around the television, planted seeds for achieving that dream. shortly before graduating the university of maryland, connie got a at tv channel as a, quote, newsroom copy. it was there that she developed the foundational skills she'd carry through the rest of her career as a trailblazing journalist trailed blazing journalist for nbc cbs and abc. it was also there that she met, in her words, a young, tall, dark, very handsome sports with rapid fire delivery, a devilish personality that's none other than maury povich, who she'd later marry. and as to who is here tonight to conduct what, i have no doubt will be a v

this today would be very difficult, almost impossible because there isn't the money nor the space decatur for this type of story telling. nearly every movie theater in the senegalese capital has gone dark, including the same elements sewer. now a late night supermarket, african narratives have become dominated by series that can be streamed easily on phones or cheap to produce and quick to get cliques. but for the owner of the medina sending by the drone out, independent african voices, i believe that you have some sentence the frequency of but people don't know that we can move it as a potential that you have to be or does that to felicia's or against just abuse and they couldn't meet around african movies at the car's new international acting school. the future stars of the silver screen are selected from across the french speaking world, drawn by a style of performance found only here, and you voice in francophone, send them. i feel people here are much more thoughtful and focused on the work, but they do it in an open and approachable way. it brings us, perhaps this feeling of being f

especially in angola, decatur antonio de, i live at salazar, encourage colonizing, be in bowling lands by europeans, and sought after turning the country into a portuguese province. where the and goldens would be 2nd class people. in 1961, there was an outbreak of violence on the part of the portuguese, in revenge for the plantation workers, dry portuguese aircraft bomb. the villages in northern angola and race riots took place in african parts of lawanda. the people of angola rose in an armed rebellion . the rude jealousy of the colonialists knew no bounds. despite the un calls to stop the violence, the portuguese only intensified their terror against the evals. forties actively use the political contradictions between various groups of rebels during the war colonial aircraft regular. they use a bomb and drop the fully in san peaceful villages. the portuguese empire was severely exhausted by the struggle against the national liberation movements. the revolution in portugal brought down the plazas, freezing, and put it in to the murder as war against the people of angola. on january 15

about how israel intends to respond to those strikes. old messages from senior is really officials in decatur or at least express a decision a will to exact a very heavy price. the only thing that we're hearing from senior officials, including in that statement of nathan. yeah. how is that is really will strike back and it will strike hard and it is not holding back. he even lashed out at the french president in monroe calling because the french president had suggested that may be halting shipments of weapons to israel would get it to listen to countries like france. we want to see a desk, a de escalation. any such shame on you as will will win with or without your support. so many are seeing nothing. y'all statement promising a very strong attack on a ron, a saying that they've is realize accomplished a lot already in lebanon. and it will continue to push and push hard. they're seeing that as perhaps an ominous message that the strike on iran could be imminent . but israel does not feel at any need to exercise restraint or to delay that response and allow for diplomacy. okay, thank you for t

this today would be very difficult, almost impossible because there isn't the money nor the space decatur for this type of story telling to nearly every movie theater in the senegalese capital has gone dark, including the same elements sewer. now a late night supermarket, african narratives have become dominated by series that can be streamed easily on. phones are cheap to produce and quick to get cliques. but for the owner of the medina sending by the drone out, independent african voices, i believe that you have some sentence in may not frequency, but people don't know that we can move it as a potential or you have to be or does that to solutions or just to, to abuse and they couldn't meet around african movies at the car is new international acting school. the future stars of the silver screen are selected from across the french speaking world. drawn by a style of performance found only here. and you voice in francophone cinema. i feel people here are much more thoughtful and focused on the work, but they do it in an open and approachable way. it brings us, perhaps this feeling of bein

this today would be very difficult, almost impossible because there isn't the money nor the space decatur for this type of story. telling nearly every movie theater in the senegalese capital has gone dark, including the same elements sewer. now a late night supermarket, african narratives have become dominated by series that can be streamed easily on phones or cheap to produce and quick to get cliques. but for the owner of the medina sending by the drone out, independent african voices, i believe that you have some talents, may not frequency know, but people don't know the african movies as a potential. you have to be able to use that to solutions or just to abuse and they're going to be around public and movies at the car is new international acting school. the future stars of the silver screen are selected from across the french speaking world, drawn by a style of performance found only here, and you voice in francophone, send them. i feel people here are much more thoughtful and focused on the work, but they do it in an open and approachable way. it brings us, perhaps this feeling of b

this today would be very difficult, almost impossible because there isn't the money nor the space decatur for this type of story. telling to nearly every movie theater in the senegalese capital has gone dark, including the same elements sewer. now a late night supermarket, african narratives have become dominated by series that can be streamed easily on. phones are cheap to produce and quick to get cliques. but for the owner of the medina sending by the drone out, independent african voices, i believe that you have some talents, may not frequency know, but people don't know the african movies as a potential. you have to be exact to solutions or just to just abuse and they couldn't be around african movies at the car is new international acting school. the future stars of the silver screen are selected from across the french speaking world, drawn by a style of performance found only here, and you voice in francophone, send them. i feel people here are much more thoughtful and focused on the work, but they do it in an open and approachable way. it brings us, perhaps this feeling of being fr

i didn't have all that services, but i think hospitals, schools, decatur, primarily for the she, i community, they go out of the civil war in live on, on where the various melisha from the various ethnic and religious factions inside live and on were at each other's throat and killed each other for many, many years. and really in response to the 1982 incursion, which was the 2nd time of the 1978 that is reading made it live on southern given on is the one that was formed by iran. and that's also explaining why this is such a closely linked group to the wrong. how must the who would fees the bi rainy groups that the raining support are all organized by the populations in this area is what i was really the only part of the proxy forces that iran actually organized by itself, by the revolutionary gods from the get us and they have made sure that they can finance themselves through the involvement in the liberties called economy, but also is bought in the last 2 years. and this is one of the unintended consequences of our success with avon sanctions has developed into a major direct distribution

this today would be very difficult, almost impossible because there isn't the money nor the space decatur for this type of story telling. nearly every movie theater in the senegalese capital has gone dark, including the same elements sewer. now a late night supermarket, african narratives have become dominated by series that can be streamed easily on. phones are cheap to produce and quick to get cliques. but for the owner of the medina sending by the drone out, independent african voices, i believe that you have some comments made frequency, but people don't know that we can move it as a potential. or you have to be able to use that to solutions or against to abuse and nickel are being around african movies at the car's new international acting school. the future stars of the silver screen are selected from across the french speaking world, drawn by a style of performance found only here, and you voice in francophone, send them. i feel people here are much more thoughtful and focused on the work, but they do it in an open and approachable way. it brings us, perhaps this feeling of being f

so why she is bill clinton, you know, to talk to the democratic campaign in mission to it's really decatur activities for me in my mind that there is a degree of desperation. so the feel that the are kind of running out of cards in doing this and for whatever reason. bill, under the impression, that's where the major mr. police use happening. that bill clinton has some kind of a darlene, i mean, really when i talked to prince to the, the just don't understand what just happened. you really someone who has invented the term just military and over the clint it was from wasn't finding it was b, please do. what actually invested in doing is the need to establish what you call military as over the army. so that's just letting people do detour arise its neighbors and gets away with it. yeah, he is the very man that they chose to make a case one, we should be both before coming to harris. i mean, this is just the to say, the least was an emergency supply. so you quinn us, be in corruption as the officials take advantage of the process to line and their own politics. but was the message by ross is

must have mastic are, there shall be condemning decatur as possible. thirds that said effect for the time that we discussed the april calling salute the ring uh, perpetrated in god's up by the israeli forces. we are required to talk 1st about the crimes committed by it from us on the 7. he must follow that to discuss the crime as of october. the 7th in this has started the same time to focus on the context and the massacre a spinning buff on a sting of since many decades. so either the complex is always necessary and this will be the katie or is never necessary. so that said, i think that is important to stress and learn what you said until now that dropped black is the final process is not the beginning. if i have to find the beginning concept few years before what you were mentioning, i should be spending the 1891. arrived in front of stock, i spent a few months. it was a major as artist leader in me wrote the image. man, it's these are the 2 from the land of these around, you know, these 3 lines. they the ones that are fine during the you set the port arriving deal with the ropes,

decatur, antonio de, i live at salazar, encourage colonizing the angolan lands by europeans, and sought after turning the country into a portuguese province. where the and goldens would be 2nd class people. in 1961, there was an outbreak of violence on the part of the portuguese, in revenge for the plantation workers, dry portuguese aircraft bomb. the villages in northern angola and race riots took place in african parts of lawanda. the people of angola rose in an armed rebellion . the rude jealousy of the colonialists knew no bounds. despite the un calls to stop the island, the portuguese only intensified their care against the rebels. the 40s actively use the political contradictions between various groups of rebels during the war colonial aircraft. regularly use a farm and drop the fully ends on peaceful villages. the portuguese empire was severely exhausted by the struggle against the national liberation movements. the revolution in portugal brought down the plazas, freezing, and put it in to the murder as war against the people of angola. on january 15, 1975, the elbow or agreement

that most people do not know that the g d p is not a single indicator, but the activity of family in decatur phone, which you need to choose the and i the quick long for the analysis you want to make . so when you want to make an analysis compare in the countries with very different things at all, a level of prices and structural economy, you need to go to, to, to be competitive uh, corrected for the purchasing power parity. when you take that to see basically that the rest and you to be is more than 3 times larger than phenomenal to, to be the people that are frequently used. secondly, and there is no physical fragility. it's a, it's a physical discipline in a country with a very, very low level of depth due to be much, much lower than what is it present in europe nowadays. and i believe that the last figure that i found the fiscal monitor, which is published by the i m. s was 17 percent of g d p, which is far, far below the average in europe, which is around 80 percent or united states which is not around almost kinda 30 percent of getting paid to do overall depth to date have. so this is

this today would be very difficult, almost impossible, because there isn't the money nor the space decatur for this type of story telling nearly every movie theater in the syndic least, capital has gone dark, including the same elements sewer. now a late night supermarket, african narratives have become dominated by series that can be streamed easily on phones or cheap to produce and quick to get cliques. but for the owner of the medina sending by the drone out, independent african voices, i believe that you have some comments in may not frequency. but people don't know that everything movies as a potential. or you have to be able to use that to solutions or just to just abuse and nickel. i mean around african movies at the car is new international acting school. the future stars of the silver screen are selected from across the french speaking world, drawn by a style of performance found only here, and you voice in francophone, send them. i feel people here are much more thoughtful and focused on the work, but they do it in an open and approachable way. it brings us, perhaps this feeling

correspondent jonathan serrie reports from decatur tonight. >> georgia is having continuing records everys afternoon georgia surpassed 2 million early ballots, more than 28% of the state's active voters. more than doubling early votes at this phase of the last presidential election. >> i always vote early in georgia. i don't want to be caught up on the day of. get in and out easy. >> knowing who voted will help the campaigns tweak ground games in battleground state. numbers alone reveal little about who is ahead because georgia's open primary system does not register voters by party. >> people pay attention to item gratification racial poor larrization. the truth is we are not going to know for who voted for whom until we start to see those results come in after 7:00 p.m. on november 5th. >> blocked the republican controlled state election boardism implementing several new procedures during the current election cycle one would have required election night hand counts to verify the number of ballots collected. other election integrity efforts are proceeding, including the georgia secretary

. >> dana: jonathan serry is at an early voting site in decatur, georgia. >> 27% of active voters in georgia have cast either early in person or absentee ballots transferring to 1.9 million voters, more than double what we saw at this phase in the 2020 presidential election cycle. knowing who is casting these early ballots and where can help the campaigns tweak their ground games. it is challenging to figure out who is ahead here in georgia because the state does not require people to register by party. >> people are going to pay attention to -- you have access to the voter files and people's prior voter history. the types of ballots some people pulled in primaries. it will be compounded by the fact that georgia has open primaries. >> the georgia supreme court has rejected efforts to immediately reinstate new election rules passed by the republican state election board. other courts have rejected policies to require poll workers to conduct a hand count on the election night to verify the number of ballots received and require county election officials to conduct a reasonable inquiry

first we are going to begin with senior correspondent jonathan serrie live and early voting site in decatur, georgia. jonathan, how does this compare to previous election cycles? >> sandra, georgia is setting records, already we are looking at more than 2 million early ballots cast. that is more than doubling the figure during the last presidential election in 2020. knowing who is casting these early ballots and where can help the campaigns tweak their ground games in the 11th hour, but it's challenging to figure out who's ahead here in georgia because the state, which has an open primary system, does not register voters by party. >> people are going to pay attention so if you have access to the voter files and people's prior voter history, the types of ballots that some people may have pulled in primary, but not everybody participates in primaries so that's going to be an inexact science. >> using upgraded technology, georgia election officials conducted a comprehensive u.s. citizenship audit that led to the immediate removal of 20 people from voter rolls. >> the 20 individuals we found as

>> it makes sense, and this is what we want in our current system, decatur punishments for the chargesidence of what the jury who were more than capable to judge against, they came up with a verdict that everyone did not violate civil rights, but they did do something that was really illegal, it was a breach of trust of the position that they held, and those charges [indiscernible] correspondent: the defense actually played the tape to show -- to try to minimize their client's actions. where does this fit in the ongoing conversation about policing and police violence? >> that is a good point, and a couple of things jumped out to me in this process. first of all, the officers bear the responsibility and blame, but their actions did not occur in a vacuum. think about officer wellness, promotional processes, how we reward officers on the pathway to leadership and even the quality of our officers in the span of their control. someone noted he was upset by a lack of a resident of a have also struggled with ptsd. these things tell me that our officers need help. they need to be put in positi

wouldn't have the capability to take out the entirety of irans very longstanding, diverse sense of his decatur nuclear program. >> there installations throughout the country, including very close to heavily popular slated centers of cities. and so, you know, the size and scope of really sending back the iran nuclear program would require the involvement of the united states president biden has said, he's not inclined to support that kind of a strike the danger would be if prime minister netanyahu decides to do it anyway alright. >> suzanne maloney. thank you very much for your time. we appreciate it thank you. very precarious situation. alright. still to come, a new tropical storm has just been named in its path is florida's gulf coast. please pay attention to this forecast coming up in just a few moments and later a look got the ongoing rescue operations and the carolina mountains right now and how misinformation disinformation, false rumors, conspiracy theories, could hinder those recovery efforts. we're following all of that, stay with us you're in the cnn newsroom publicly, what people are

jonathan seri is in decatur for us. that's got to be some kind of record isn't it? yeah, it is indeed, in fact the secretary of state's office is bragging this morning that they are essentially setting records every day. we're talking about 1.9 million voters so far. >> by lunch, we should cross the incredible hallmark of 2 million voters casting their ballots already. this is proof in georgia. it's easy to vote and hard to cheat. reporter: knowing whose casting these early ballots and where can help the campaigns tweak their ground games but it's challenging to figure out whose ahead here in georgia because the state has an open primary system and does not register voters by party. >> people are going to pay attention to if you have access to the voter files and people's prior voter history, other types of ballots some people may have pulled in primaries but not everybody participates in primaries so that's an inexact science. reporter: the georgia supreme court rejected efforts to immediately reinstate new election rules passed by the republican controlled state e

this today would be very difficult, almost impossible because there isn't the money nor the space decatur for this type of story telling to nearly every movie theater in the senegalese capital has gone dark, including the same elements sewer. now a late night supermarket, african narratives have become dominated by series that can be streamed easily on. phones are cheap to produce and quick to get cliques. but for the owner of the medina sending by the drone out, independent african voices, i believe that you have some talents, may not frequency know, but people don't know that everything movies as a potential. you have to be exact to solutions or just to just abuse and they couldn't meet around african movies at the car is new international acting school. the future stars of the silver screen are selected from across the french speaking world, drawn by a style of performance found only here, and you voice in francophone, send them. i feel people here are much more thoughtful and focused on the work, but they do it in an open and approachable way. it brings us, perhaps this feeling of bei

connie lived on decatur street in the 16th street heights neighborhood. then her family moved to a home on warren street in tennessee town. she attended phoebe hurst elementary school, takoma park junior high and montgomery blair high school. every night, connie and her family watched the evening news anchored by walter cronkite. connie's father wanted her carry on, carry on and, carry forth. the family name and in history. those evenings gathered around the television, planted seeds for achieving that dream. shortly before graduating the university of maryland, connie got a at tv channel as a, quote, newsroom copy. it was there that she developed the foundational skills she'd carry through the rest of her career as a trailblazing journalist trailed blazing journalist for nbc cbs and abc. it was also there that she met, in her words, a young, tall, dark, very handsome sports with rapid fire delivery, a devilish personality that's none other than maury povich, who she'd later marry. and as to who is here tonight to conduct what, i have no doubt will be a v

connie lived on decatur street in the 16th street heights neighborhood. then her family moved to a home on warren street in tennessee town. she attended phoebe hurst elementary school, takoma park junior high and montgomery blair high school. every night, connie and her family watched the evening news anchored by walter cronkite. connie's father wanted her carry on, carry on and, carry forth. the family name and in history. those evenings gathered around the television, planted seeds for achieving that dream. shortly before graduating the university of maryland, connie got a at tv channel as a, quote, newsroom copy. it was there that she developed the foundational skills she'd carry through the rest of her career as a trailblazing journalist trailed blazing journalist for nbc cbs and abc. it was also there that she met, in her words, a young, tall, dark, very handsome sports with rapid fire delivery, a devilish personality that's none other than maury povich, who she'd later marry. and as to who is here tonight to conduct what, i have no doubt will be a v

tonight at 8:00, the inc north decatur -- north dakota governl face off his democratichallenger.race for north dakota senate seat, watch the debate live at 8:00 p.m. eastern. that will be on c-span two and our mobile app, and online at c-span.org. and we are getting to your calls. first, mark, new york, independent. caller: yes. i would like to say that democrats talk about the bill in congress that republicans should have signed. the truth is the president has the power to sign executive orders. they don't need any bill through congress to move out immigrants. all right? number two, i would like to finish, number two, democrats talk about dictators. maybe they should read about dictators. i've been reading about dictators. maybe they should read about the truth of a dictator and they will realize what a true dictator was. bye-bye. host: margie, pennsylvania, republican. good morning. caller: do you agree that it is racist? good morning? host: good morning. caller: so i just had feedback, so i wondered. so, 2021 vice president harris went to south america, and the actual situatio