ryan young is at the fulton county jail in atlanta. what's going on here?you know 2020 was a violent year. we have fbi stats to prove it. when you think about it though, police officers never stopped working, despite the pandemic. a lot of courts were closed, and now the backlog is catching up with prosecutors. >> i need help! i'm here begging you for help. >> reporter: as her office continues to deal with an avalanche of backlogged cases, district attorney willis warning that dozens of violent criminal suspects could be released on bond in the coming weeks. >> we walked into an office with an excess of 11,000 unindicted case cases. in addition to that, we already had another 12,000 that were indicted and were working through the court system. >> reporter: georgia law says that suspects in jail are the law was suspended during the pandemic, but was reinstated over the summer. today was the end of the 90-day period for the first batch of eligible defendants and other suspects will become eligible to be released each day as they reach their 90-day threshold i

amend the resolution and prohibit vehicles from fulton. our accessibility needs can be met through the garage. the resolution shows a new path. safety, equity, humanity. true access like the garage and mlk better than it has been without the progress on jfk itself. thank you for all you have done. move forward and get cars off that cut through on jfk at eighth. >> clerk: thank you. next caller. >> i just want to echo that proposed amendment. eighth avenue is dangerous. i bike through that area three times a week. if you compare and try to walk across fulton almost any intersection and you can see traffic doesn't stop for pedestrians. i don't know why you think they would respect pedestrians on j fk when they do not respectful ton or eighth avenue. it is a conflict zone of additional intersection in the middle of the recreational area doesn't help. endangers everyone on the street. that is not great. calling it that cars are necessary for certain groups of people in and out of the park means you are not providing sufficient services for the

the winter home, the count bumped his youngest son of count fulton ah, loves this place where his father and mother 1st met in the late 1920 the. the era was and still is a favorite holiday destination with the rent and title and royal families from around the world. in the winter of 1928 can go stuff. the thing king of sweden was spending his holiday but at the back of his mind, he had a widely his nephew for her and her daughters. his uncle was the king and them. he was every year down here on the bridge. and he had met what he thought a very nice american family that had a young daughter. my father was by that time over 30. and i think his uncle felt it was time that fall. got married. so he sent for him. and they were put together and my mother told me it wasn't a big success from the beginning. it became like positive boston sometime and proposed to me, she said that i would thought that ah, in the autumn of that year, folk across the atlantic in the company of friends and relatives from sweden's royal family. ah, this was big news in america. the 1st wedding of european royalty on

it needs a management review and rebuild from top to bottom and hopefully that fulton county will startof the phone call. you talked about conspiracy theories. the ex-president was in the grips of a lot of them. let's listen. we'll talk about it on the other side. >> i mean, we have many, many times, the number of votes necessary to win the state and we won the state and we won it very substantially and easily. >> president trump, we've had several lawsuits and we've had to respond in court to the lawsuits and the contentions. we don't agree that you have won. we have to stand by our numbers. we believe our numbers are right. >> but your numbers aren't right. they're really wrong, brad. brad, why did they put the votes in three times? they put them in three times. >> they did not put that, we did an audit of that and it was proved they were not scanned three times. mr. president, the challenge that you have is that the data you have is wrong. >> what do you think when you hear that call again? >> i stand by my statement. the data he had was wrong. we did a 100% hand recount of all 5 mil

amend the resolution and prohibit vehicles from fulton. our accessibility needs can be met through the garage. the resolution shows a new path. safety, equity, humanity. true access like the garage and mlk better than it has been without the progress on jfk itself. thank you for all you have done. move forward and get cars off that cut through on jfk at eighth. >> clerk: thank you. next caller. >> i just want to echo that proposed amendment. eighth avenue is dangerous. i bike through that area three times a week. if you compare and try to walk across fulton almost any intersection and you can see traffic doesn't stop for pedestrians. i don't know why you think they would respect pedestrians on j fk when they do not respectful ton or eighth avenue. it is a conflict zone of additional intersection in the middle of the recreational area doesn't help. endangers everyone on the street. that is not great. calling it that cars are necessary for certain groups of people in and out of the park means you are not providing sufficient services for the

these students know more now than ever because of how fulton teaches.ane that has been hijacked. >> an accounts of bravery. >> all those firefighters going into that building. 347 of them won't make it out. >> it's different from how i imagined it. like i understood that people died. but to see the buildings, the people, the planes, it was devastating. >> with these lessons, both toms and fulton -- >> what's your feeling about what you've seen? >> aim to make the 2,977 people that died that day more than a number. you think an motional connection is one of the most powerful because to connect your students to history? >> absolutely. that got to have some feeling about it. and the best way to get them engaged is emotionally. st. >> do you think you'll ever forget this lesson? >> you don't forget. this is something you can't forget. you shouldn't forget. >> but first, someone has to teach it. why it's important to remember. for sunday today, lewisville, mississippi. >> hard to believe it's been 20 years. and that wraps up our program. thanks for spending

. >>> donald trump is also the subject of a criminal investigation by district attorney in fulton county, georgia, fani willis who has been presenting evidence to a grand jury about possible election fraud committed by donald trump and possibly others, including republican senator lindsey graham because of phone calls that both donald trump and lindsey graham made to georgia's republican secretary of state, brad rafens burger after joe biden was declared the winner of the presidential election in georgia. tonight chris hayes asked him about that criminal investigation of donald trump. >> they've already interviewed several staff members and also weapon sent documents, and so we fully intend to comply with that and i don't know what her pace is for that. >> on friday, donald trump sent a letter to georgia's secretary of state. the letter reads like donald trump's defense in the criminal investigation that attorney fani willis is conducting of election fraud in georgia. the trump letter includes an attachment of an article in a trump supporting online website called the georgia star news.

i want to go to richard baron, the election's director in fulton county.tion into the threats made against you and others in your office. what do you understand about the investigation at this point? >> well, i think what they are aiming to do is to look at all of the threats that were received post november all the way through this summer. i know that not only me but other people on my staff have received threats all the way into the summer and i know that's happened around the country, as well. >> so i want to talk about that. obviously, your tenure has had controversy. you barely survive to oust you by a bipartisan county board of commissioners. no matter what you deal with, none of it excuses the threats you received like this one. >> quite obvious to anybody with half a brain there was a lot of fraud. i demand since y'all work for us, that y'all do something and if you don't, i guess what is it tar-and feather? is it hanging for treason? oh, boy, you better run. that's all i got to say. >> i mean, how dangerous is it right now for you to even do your

. -- a new 100 a nine page report from the institution corps authored by six lawyers, is titled fultonestigation. over 50 pages of the report have the potential crimes that donald trump has committed in's interference in the presidential vote count in georgia, especially his hour-long phone call with georgia secretary of state brad rests in burger. which rex and burger recorded and released to the news meeting. the report says we conclude that trump's post electric conduct in georgia leaves him absolute stature escape possible state charges predicated on multiple crimes. these charges potentially include criminal solicitation to commit election fraud, intentional interference with performance of election duties, conspiracy to commit election fraud, criminal solipsist a shan, and state rico violation. >> here's what donald trump said in georgia on saturday about georgia's secretary of state brad's recorded phone call that could be the smoking gun evidence that makes donald trump a convicted felon in georgia. >> something wrong with this guy, you are secretary of state. raffensperger. i'

criminal charges and that's why i think it's so crucially important that the district attorney in fultonis investigating this since her office in georgia is the only investigating office that didn't make itself a witness to the crimes here. >> joshua matz, thank you very much for joining us tonight. really appreciate it >> thank you >> thank you >>> coming up, colorado secretary of state anna griswold will join us to discuss the attack from win. a colorado election official is under investigation tonight for violating the integrity of colorado's voting system th'sat next. gs than anyone else in the world? americans do. and whose tax dollars does big pharma use to develop those same drugs? that's right. our tax dollars. it's a big pharma scam. they get rich and we get ripped off. and it's why pharma is spending millions on lies and scare tactics to stop a plan that lets medicare negotiate lower prices. congress, stop the big pharma scam. let medicare negotiate lower prices. regina approaches the all-electric cadillac lyriq. it's a sunny day. nah, a stormy day. ♪ ♪ we see a close up of the

if you just remember, she' elected by the people of fulton county.s on a national basis, she clearly has to respond to the voters who elected her. >> reporter: she faces rising violence in the atlanta region and avalanche of backlog cases a product of the pandemic and mismanagement by her predecessor. >> we're dealing with 11,000 case backlog. some of your most serious and violent offenders. >> reporter: she's been pleading with local officials for more funds and more staff. >> i'm drowning. i need help. >> reporter: pledging to fight crime. >> my number one priority is to make sure that we keep violent offenders off the street. >> reporter: without backing off her investigation into trump. >> we're going to do it until it's done. thank you. >> reporter: now the georgia secretary of state's office was also conducting their own investigation into the calls trump made to officials there, but a source telling us they essentially deferred that as long as the willis investigation is on going. we, of course, reached out to trump's team for comment they did

fulton creates a 9/11 lesson plan that far exceeds the state requirement. >> 9/11 is probably going to where vietnam we usually have a chapter. >> a page and a half for 9/11. >> yeah, well, you know i think we're still writing the history of it. >> a recent study shows 25 states mention the attacks. 9 mention terrorism or the war on terror. 16 didn't mention 9/11 at all. experts say age matters when teaching children about dramatic events so students are not just frightened, but informed. >> the younger they are the more general you become. it's more about ego centric, am i safe, can you protect me? those kind of lessons. the best teachers have a pulse on their class and they adjust the lesson to fit where the students are. >> raise your hand if you learned something new about 9/11. >> these students know more now than ever because of how fulton teaches using personal stories. jules, this is brian. i'm on an airplane that's been hijacked. >> it's different from how i imagined it. i understood that people died, but seeing the buildings, the people, the planes, it was devastating. >> wit

eight people died in the march shooting spree at three different metro atlanta spas, fulton county pres say the shootings qualify as hate crimes and they will pursue the death penalty. >>> the trial against elizabeth holmes continues today. a former lab director is returning to the stand. during his testimony friday he described how holmes's demanor changed after he fold her the blood testing procedure wasn't worked. she got nervous and not her usual confident schedule when he addressed the issue. he left the company because he did not have confidence in the test. >>> california's vet by mail test is becoming permanent. the governor signed a bill requiring every vote tore be mailed a ballot for every election. today in the santa clara rgistrar will hold a national voter registration event. it includes resources, education and entertainment rules. >>> senate republicans have rocked a bill to avoid a government shut down and prevent the united states from defaulting on its debt. the president is working with democrats to clear out a way forward. skylar henry has more detail from the white

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once more count fulton been adult, the driving force behind the expedition returned to germany. the himmler agreed this time to the transfer of the sick and of all female scandinavian prisoners. this by the 18th of a move and 1200 sick prisoners, had arrived in sweden. ah i the following day british forces arrived at the river elbow, practically within sight of noise. ah, me by now german control of the camp will go to the or through the 1st of this the german soldiers. i think most of them ran and hit the point when the war was almost over. there was nothing they could do in to let what is called all. and it wasn't easy being a german soldier, not at all. if they were out on the streets, they would tear off with anything which mark them as being a german. the in the chaos now engulfing germany. evacuation of the camp became a matter of logistics rather than permission. danish buses had now joined, relieving exhausted swedish volunteers. ah, by april, the 20th hitler love birthday 4300 norwegians and danes had been rescued from noise. ah, most were brought to a reception center

well donald trump is also the subject of a criminal investigation, by district attorney in fulton county georgia mr. williams whose has been presenting evidence to a jury, about possible fraud, and possibly others because a phone calls that both donald trump and lucy graham made to georgia's republican secretary of state. brad raffensperger after joe biden has been declared the winner of the presidential election. tonight chris hayes asked brad raffensperger about that criminal investigation, of donald trump. >> they've already interviewed several staff members and also we've sent documents. so we fully intend to comply with that and i don't know what her paste is for that. >> on friday donald trump sent a letter to georgia secretary of state, the literally reads like donald trump's defense. in the criminal investigation, and the tierney is conducting as election fraud in georgia. the article includes a trump supporting monologue that is called the georgia star news. the article claims that there were technical violations of the chain of custody rules for ballots that were connected from

fanning willis in fulton county, georgia, has been very active. the atlanta journal constitution this morning, myself and my co-authors at brookings have explained that donald trump is a substantial risk. we don't predict what's going to happen. but we go through the crimes, brianna. he is at substantial risk of prosecution. guess who one of the key witnesses is? none other than steve bannon. this is bad news for donald trump. and we know that congressional investigators subpoenaed bannon, and they are talking to the fulton county d.a. so storm clouds ahead for the ex-president. . >> so we are seeing those four former advisers who are being subpoenaed. let's talk about how executive privilege may or may not play into congress's investigation of what happened january 6th. it seems like trump and his allies think of it as a lawyer/client privilege, something that always persists over time. that is not what executive privilege is. it is not in place to protect former presidents in&cloud wrongdoing they may have been part of while they were president.

to the british, it was simply the stun guy, the the fate of fulton, bernard dot, would be determined by these men. they wanted the british out of the middle east. the germans wanted the british out of the middle east. so he decided to make common cause with the nazis tried to make contact with them in the stumble. nazis weren't interested, nothing came of it. it was a mixture of stupidity and fanaticism. they thought that they had to join the enemy of england in order to obtain help for the goals in palestine, which was just stupid. they were very brave and very stupid people. in february 1942. during his arrest in tel aviv by the british. abraham stem was shot dead. mm. on the 6th of november 1944 less. he commanded now by yet sac, shamir struck back in an unexpected place. yeah. hi rose. i to assassins killed, lord moines, the british minister resident in the middle east, outside his home. i park shania was a terrorist and not just he, but the other members of the 3rd guy and defined themself as terrorists and wrote that terrorism is a perfectly legitimate means for excelling the p

what you will hear from is the fulton county pennsylvania commissioner, stewart, a republican and thet. alsh was the first person to testify. let's hear a little of the exchange. >> was there any fraud found in the votes in the investigation? >> the -- nothing was found, everything was ran in fulton county, -- >> square, opened up, no fraudulent voting. >> that's with the report has yes. >> that's with the report says. >> well that's not a wildly successful first outing for the investigation into the 2020 election. >> no, but first of all that was a great question by senator hughes. and that is that there was no fraud in this election. that we had a free and fair safe, and secure election that joe biden won by just over 80,000 votes. the problem is, these republican state senators continue to put conspiracies in front of our state constitution. continue to put important issues like climate change and job creation and educating our kids, dealing with gun violence, on the backburner. so they can instead focus on perpetuating the big lie. understand that before they had these hearings, t

what you're going to hear from is the fulton county, pennsylvania, commissioner, stewart alche, he's was the only person to testify today. let's hear a little of the exchange. >> in your investigation, was there any fraudulent voting ever found in the votes? >> my report come back, it's in our report, but no, nothing was found, everything was ran in fulton county normally. >> everything was square, up and up, no fraudulent voting. >> that's what our report says. >> that's what the report says. >> that's not a widely successful first outing for this investigation into the 2020 election. >> no, but first off that was a great question by senator hughes, and it's the truth, that is that there was no fraud in this election, we had a free and fair, safe and secure election that joe biden won by just over 80,000 votes. the problem is these republican state senators continued to put conspiracies in front of our state constitution, continue to put important issues like climate change and job creation and educating our kids, dealing with gun violence on the back burner so they can instead focu

applicable for that analysis and has gotten a lot more attention so chief justice roberts decided fultonat ground in the details how we found the exception don't matter because they will never ever arise again in the same way philadelphia had a drafting problem it did not anticipate this dispute it tied it down on —- found on sexual orientation but in this context it hadn't part of the problem was and placing foster parents some of the criteria on which we normally ban discrimination you cannot place a gauge child with an anti-gay family so there was real problems on general applicability the path the court picked out depends on details of the philadelphia law that will never arrive in court the same way the other things that she said that will arise again however it happened however he got there coreprotected the teaching of the catholic church we think they are simple and bad for children we don't place children in and unanimously the court said that would be protected against in philadelphia never made a exception that was relevant but they explicitly reserve the right to do so and sa

this magnificent space on fulton street in the seaport, we design all of his designs, all of his logoso, every painting you name it. what i want everyone to know is that jack was a survivor yes, he wrestled with mental illness, but it is completely irrelated. i would have done anything for jack then and i would do anything for him now because that's what being a mother is to me you can persevere in the face of adversity and you can turn your anxiety into something very beautiful and that's what jack did. that's a beautiful legacy to leave behind at 19 >> wow it sure is thanks to bianca for bringing us that. >>> a large part of those proceeds go towards various mental health charities. that pop-up will run until the end of the month. >> what a way to honor him and to spread that mess same and get rid of that stigma that is so prevalent out there. >>> thanks so much for starting this labor day with us. >>> right now at 4:30, relief in sight in some evacuees returning home to south lake tahoe after running from the caldor fire and air quality concerns continue for parts of the bay area. w

lang had been under house arrest since canadian police, arrested there at vancouver internet. la fulton, december 28 team. who's accused misleading the bank h. s b c. putting the risk of violating us sanctions on a run, a detention salad. john is relations with america in canada. we spoke to benjamin chow, professor, it's paris business school. welcome to make it really hard to believe that this case is not politically or debated. picked up public comments by the 10 us president, donald trump, who said that she could intervene in the case. it help get a better trade deal. on the chinese side, the chinese authority is denied. the rest of 2 canadians were related to the monk case, but many people call it says that the freedom is tied to mothers. the case started shortly after the trade war between the 2 nations. the release is definitely welcoming just just the relationship between the us and china and other countries as well. if, for example, canada expedite long it rece, losing folk is business to china as well as the reputation of sound legal system. there's a motivation to get a bette

chief justice roberts decided fulton on the ground. and the details of how he found an exception don't matter because there it will never everarise again in the same way .philadelphia had a drafting problem. it did not anticipate a dispute. it bought it and absolutely banned this donation on the basis of sexual orientation but in this context it really happened. part of his problem was that it was a case about placing foster children with foster parents or abandonedand abused children with foster parents . i'm of the criteria on which we normally banned discrimination actuallymatter in that context . that you can't place gay child with an anti-gay family usually work perhaps vice versa . and so philadelphia had real problems on general applicability. the path the court picked out depends on details of the philadelphia law that were never right risen in quitethe same way. some other things that she said in the course of that holding do matter and will rise again let me click some off . however it happened, however we got there a protect

chief justice roberts decided fulton on that ground. the details of how he found an exception don't matter because they will never arise again in the same way. philadelphia had a drafting problem. it had not anticipated this dispute. they thought they had banned discrimination based on sexual orientation. part of the problem was -- it was a case about placing foster children to foster parents. some of the criteria on which we normally banned discrimination actually matter in that context. you can't place a gay child with an anti-gay family or vice versa. philadelphia had real problems on general applicable, the path the court nicked out depends on details of the philadelphia law that will never arise in the same way again. other things the chief said in that holding do matter and will rise again. however it happened, they protected a core teaching of the catholic church, we don't believe in same-sex relationships. we think they are bad for children. we don't place children there. the court said that the leaf was protected against the ph

so i don't just like to be home on the for the l. fulton propeller aircraft operated by a regional airline. made a hard landing about 4 kilometers short of the destination runway emergency workers had to pull apart the wreckage to free people who were stuck inside. pull weather conditions and engine failure being investigated as possible. cause you footage suggests that us drone striking cobble targeting terrorists killed an aide worker loading his car with water. 10 civilians died in last month's attack including 7 children. us 40 said demand vehicle match the description of was used by the terry risk group isis k. they also said there was a large secondary blast after the drug strike suggesting that he was transporting explosives. but it turns out that claim was false according to an investigation by the new york times. the 8 worker had been employed by american n g o. there are many similar fates and victims of the 28 us campaign that have kind of stand that we discovered in our in depth investigation series, unheard voices. the will use all tools at our disposal and killed our children

tampa bay as super bowl champions the can to the chief suffered a late to seat on the road at the fulton ravens, patrick holmes. through for 343 hours on the night. as he led the chief in turn, 11 point me going into the final quarter of baltimore, kansas city school is in the final 15 minutes and a late score and short of 3635 when on home turf. all right, that's all you support for now with german later nick j. thank you very much. thank you for this news. i'll be back in a couple minutes. we'll have a ah ah ah, with more than 200000000 cases because of 19 worldwide government. a batting to fight fresh wave of the virus a new barrier. there has been a 3rd and the number of people booking vaccination appointment from the human coast to political and economic lot. i'll just bring you the latest on depend amick. this'll have vaccinated more than 1100 people here, all of the migrant farm workers, people on home testing because they think that there is the risk to democracy, special coverage when i'll just there are l g 0 recounts the shocking story of the assassination of counts full caban

the coveted beyond well taken without hesitation, fulton died for carla finds out that all his new babies were i did not think its neglected babies to deck people and power invent to gain exposes and questions they used to be of power around the globe on al jazeera ah, the hello there in the south, your tanda, that's remind you about top story. pos alan. polls occurs in germany's general election. exit polls are the 2 main parties. the s p d and the cd. you are running neck and neck. is the fast forward in 16 years with outgoing chandler, anglo mark or not on the balance. thousands of people have been protesting against that unity in president in the capital. but supporters of case i will also out on the streets of june. on wednesday he announced he would rule by decree, and the funeral has taken place for one of 5 palestinians killed by israeli forces the bodies of before others being withheld. israel says it soldiers carried out raids to detain him myself. pretend. well, that's not good about our top story. those elections in germany. we can now speak to tom nuttall, he's the balin bure

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hyphen in brazilian ahead of major riley's expected in support of the president later on cheese de fulton hours, popularity, racing are dropping and he's riding his right wing base. he faces corruption investigations, and there's widespread over the way he handled the pandemic. he is up for reelection next year. facebook and twitter have criticised the decree by the brazilian president that changes social media regulations and aims to combat what it says is the arbitrary removal of sets and accounts profiles and posts. president's office says the decree protects for his free speech and gives people the right to re post band content. but facebook says measure will hinder its ability to limit abuse on its platforms. daniel swan that has more. you certainly saying i'm doing all the right things. freedom of speech, who wouldn't want that more clarity with the use of social media again, most in brazil would welcome that yet. most an hour has a long record of using and abusing his social media. he's songs have been investigated, setting up fake news accounts during his run up the election in 20

the taishan fulton died for the power lines and all this new babies were i did not think its neglected babies to deck people and power invented to gain exposes and questions. they used to be of power around the globe on out there. ah thousands gathering that unity and capital fought against president chi sides move to consolidate his power. ah, hello ivory and again this is l 0 alive from. also coming up. funerals are held in the occupied west bank up to 5 palestinians are killed enraged by israeli forces demonstrators and eastern saddam block oil pipelines in protest against the government. peace deal with rebels. are you turn on its immigration policy? the u. k. issues thousands of workspaces, including the truck drivers, facing widespread shortages. ah, we begin, which is here, then tens of thousands of people have gathered in the capital, curious to protest against president case side supporters of the president. and also taken to the streets of the capital side, announced on wednesday that he ruled by decree and partially suspend the country's constitution. let's speak now with th

your home on the board was given the l. fulton propeller. i. croft operated by a regional allied, made a hard landing and thick fog about 4 kilometers short of the destination. by way, emergency work is had to pull apart the wreckage to free. the people stuck inside the pool weather conditions and possible technical failure being investigated as suspected causes the suggest to us drone striking cobble that have been meant to target. a terrorist group actually killed an aide work or transporting drinking water. 10 civilians died and that attack last month including 7 children. us forces said the mans vehicle match the description of what used by the terrorist group isis k. they also said there was a large secondary blast after the drug strike suggesting that he was transporting explosives. but it turns out that claimed was false according to an investigation by the new york times. the worker had even been employed by an american n g o. other of any similar fate, some victims of the 20 year us campaign in afghanistan, as we discover, and to in

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