when you come in and you work for fulton county, you have to know that fulton county. even though it's the 50th largest county in the state. punches way above its weight. there is a lot of responsibility there because it seems to be the heart of the civil rights lute movement. where martin luther king's from. so anyone who's coming into fulton county, or even the rest of georgia. they have to recognize what georgia means to the west of the country. >> yeah. well played. natasha, is that the chaos. go on. >> i just want to say i'm glad that he brought up racism. because at the end of the day it has been a state that is literally been rooted in racism and how it is treated differently, black voters in the state. also when we're seeing how the republicans, we can actually make. this is not about bipartisanship. this is about being honest and truthful. they're weaponizing the process and create a process controlling the straight legislature that creates these laws and makes them supersede the process. if there's one thing to say, you know. where people are are making these

i want to bring in blayne alexander outside the fulton county courthouse. us about this new video and what impact this could have on the fulton county investigation? >> reporter: well, joe, what's notable about this and really putting it into context is that this really gives more insight into the degree to which there was coordination and actions taken to try and overturn the election results in georgia. it's interesting to mention how this video came to light. it actually was the result of a long-going, multi-year lawsuit filed against the secretary of state. you have a private citizen looking into georgia's election system. this came to light as a by-product of that. it's going to be under a lot of scrutiny. you asked about the fulton county investigation. we know it's something the d.a. is interested in because she issued a subpoena. we would assume she would have a lot of interest in this video because it's what she's investigating, any coordinated efforts to overturn the election in georgia. i want to give you statements from kathy latham. in a statem

where does the larger investigation sit for fulton county d.a., blayne? how much longer will this go on? >> reporter: she hopes to have the first part wrapped up by the end of the year. what's notable is we're just over a week away from when this is going to stop for a period of time. that's because election season will ramp up in georgia. october 7th, that's the day we're watching. that's the first day voters in georgia can cast absentee ballots and also the day bonnie willis said she'll stop all activity. you won't see subpoenas or activity around this because she doesn't want to give appearance of influencing the election in any way. we know that at least through election day and through possible runoffs, we'll see a pause, willie. >> blayne alexander live in fulton county, georgia, for us. mika? >> really quickly about that call. >> it is staggering. >> i haven't heard it in a while. >> shocking. >> donald trump loves to talk about his perfect calls. willie, that call -- >> that was not perfect. >> that was a perfect call if you're a prosecutor trying

if the call to set up the breach was received in fulton county, then she can make an argument that sheurisdiction. i think the public evidence is saying that this was an atlanta -based firm that was called by miss powell or others in the campaign to begin the process of looking or breaching these computers. that call, depending on where it was received, gives the fulton da jurisdiction. >> the story is really wild, and every nato we get, again, i don't know if it meets the bar of criminal conduct, but it does all seem facially unlawful. i obviously, you can add this. you cannot have random folks hired by the campaign or associates of one party running around grabbing privileged information off voting machines. >> again, i think that's one of the reasons why you have these laws on the books. we talked about some of the crimes entitled 16, the regular criminal code, but there might be charges under the election code. obviously, by january 7th, the election was long over, but this notion that computers should not be breached or should not be used in a way that access personal information

the only one left in fulton's deck. obviously he doesn't think so because he is calling now for a partial mobilization involving able bodied men who have served already not calling up new recruits apparently, although the conscription continues, but they are calling up those who have already served and are putatively in the reserves. they're also saying that these men are going to need some training. so these people can not be rushed to the battlefield. there will be a period of build up and training for these newly mobilized troops. but obviously he thinks that he still has some military tools to make use of president the lengthy of ukraine says he was not surprised by this mobilization. did you expect to see this? we have been wondering how long it would take, i should say we being a few russian experts around washington. i've been wondering how long at least a partial mobilization would take because the russians have been losing so bad and ukraine over the past couple of weeks. so i have been assuming that this was t

let's shift gears, talk about fulton county, georgia.ged the bet that i thought that this georgia criminal probe into trump's interference and trying to overturn the election results from 2020, that was going to be the big interest quickest achilles heel for the president. so a judge today denying senator lindsey graham's motion to quash his subpoena to have to be forced to testify in front of the special grand jury that the d.a. convened down there in fulton county. what's the takeaway? is he going to have to testify, he being lindsey graham? >> i think so. a loft people when the opinion first came out were thinking, oh, no, this might be a win for senator graham. i disagree. at the end of the say, the judge made very clear his phone calls trying to pressure state officials to overturn the election were not legislative activity. she did limit the scope of the questioning. i think that's a good thing, because this has to survive an appeal. we all know lindsey graham is going to appeal. >> we mentioned his name just a minute ago, another

star you talked of the conscious protection on the legislative said what about the pending case of fulton versus philadelphia involving catholic social services? possible outcome and impact on this? >> why do i do that. [laughter] take a bold prediction. but, i base that on my study of the case, let me describe the case very briefly. fulton is a beautiful grandmother, african american very devout roman catholic who, through social services the archdiocese of philadelphia is taking into her beautiful home foster children in her place, eventually, hopefully for adoption. this has been her work, her wife crawling as a layperson for 30 years. the city of philadelphia yanked the license of catholic social services based on an article that appeared in the philadelphia newspaper that pointed out that css would not place foster children in a nontraditional families. no one had complained. there were plenty of service providers who in fact gladly placed children and nontraditional homes including the homes of same partners, same married couples. but that one article, here is this is a cultural war

mark meadows is scheduled to give testimony today in fulton county, georgia, although it's unclear if he will show up. fulton county district attorney filed a request last month for meadows to testify before a phone call he set up between trump and georgia secretary of state. during that call, trump asked him to find enough votes to put him ahead of joe biden. >> all i want to do is this. i just want to find 11,780 votes, which is one more than we have because we won the state. so what are we going to do here? i only need 11,000 votes. fellows, i need 11,000 votes. give me a break. >> let's turn now to the war in ukraine. in a rare admission yesterday, the kremlin acknowledged that the new military draft to reinforce forces in russia is rife with problems. the kremlin spokesman yesterday said there had been irregularities in the call-up due to cases of noncompliance. "the new york times" reports he tried to shift blame to the local authorities carrying out the mobilization among resistant civilians across the country. this as the governors of several russian regions also acknowledged

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the fulton county d.a.ding stage of this investigation will wrap up sometime this year. i want to bring in nbc news correspondent blayne alexander in atlanta for us. talk about sidney powell and where the investigation stands now. >> well, hallie, it signals that we are now squarely in the face of this investigation, where the d.a. wants to hear from people who are close to the former president. you know, when we kind of go through the list of people that she called before the fulton county grand jury, it includes georgia's alternate or so-called fake electors and includes a number of state officials, and those have already gone, and now we're looking to hear from people, the d.a. is looking to hear from people in her words who had close ties withthe former president, so a more standard part of the investigation. as to sidney powell, there are two things they will want to hear from sids ny powell and one will have to do with the hearings that took place before a number of georgia legislatures in the days im

the fulton county district attorney in georgia says that her case against trump is on schedule.you to take a listen to what she said. >> i am pleased with the pace that we are going. there cannot be any predictions, as you know. many people are unsuccessfully fighting our subpoenas. we will continue to fight to make sure that the grand jury and the public gets the truth. i am very hopeful by the end of the year, i will be able to send the grand jury underway. >> pena, what do you make of dna fani willis setting the timeline? where does reporting suggests the investigation is heading? >> as you know, my colleagues at the age ac has been covering the story intently. it looks like bonnie willis is starting to circle in on trump's inner circle, his top advisors. former asked beaker newt gingrich, they indicated that the general six committee wants to talk to him, but in the letter from the general six committee, there was some details that my colleague things might have raised their concerns from the fulton county special grand jury, as well, because we know they are looking into th

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next month. president fulton wants to show that russia won't be isolated internationally. that's all we've got. thanks for watching. i'll see you tomorrow with enter the conflict zone with tim, sebastian, russia has suffered key reversals on the battlefield. as curious. horses have come to attacked and seize back a wide sway of territory. my guest this week from moscow is andre kalashnikov, senior fellow, to think time of coming in diamond international peace as anger mouse among some of la putin supporters. how boehmer boy, is he conflict zone next on d, w to the point? strong opinions, clear positions, international perspectives. it's nothing short of a route. ukraine's to cross to counter offensive his expelled russian troops from a large suite of territory in the northeast and ukraine at lightning speed, ukraine's battlefield gates put in under pressure to the point. a d, w t o in you've become a criminal pre climb a all ready, know who's with hackers? generalizing the tire society's computers that helps you and governments that go crazy for your data. we explain how t

august i joined by c room, cool, a writer, and co founder of the platform, korea exposing their to fulton stories of from the korean peninsula. cyril, the brother's home scandal, isn't at all something one associates with the modern image of south korea that we at least all have how well known is this in south korea itself. the fact that it's not so well known outside south korea is unfortunate because it has been an extremely well known story inside to come see ever since the case 1st surfaced in 1987. and i'm sure you know all the details of the horrific abuse so hard by those who had to stay in this facility, not to mention any people died. and as a result on there was a great deal of media publicity in the 8. he's anybody in your ninety's and was made the story even more shocking. south korea is the perpetrators of this crime. well, i really very lightly on and the founder of the facility and even when on to continue doing so called charity work after he was released from prison. and the family continues to maintain substantial fortune to ride from this there's so many aspects to this

instead, he's looking to asian nations for comfort. swarm godwin fulton downplayed the impact of loss revenue if russia cuts off natural gas deliveries to more countries . he said russia will have no problems sewing, it's gas. second, insisting that global demand for russian energy supplies remains high. as i shrugged him. thus does the post up a sum of all you have to do is look at a man poison. actually using our natural competitive advantages. we will continue to build our transport capacity, expand our network of roads and railways, build new approaches to see terminal snell and increase their capacity with yet the pollutants said the kremlin had already made a deal with china for deliveries of gas via mongolia there to say the english that the what the reality of the situation is what the war of ukraine. russia has burnt all, bridges to the west, and is now really much very much relying on, on china and india to export its energy. despite putin's optimism, an internal russian government report obtained by bloomberg news warner about the true impact of western sanctions. it says r

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the woman, flume fulton, and mama says use them in the halls us. we met them with tears in our eyes. we've been waiting for them. we couldn't imagine that they would have come so unexpectedly, but we've been waiting for them for almost half a year, which and we're so happy over the clean up has just begun. ukrainian de mining units say they are clearing explosives from towns near the russian border, a task which could take weeks or months. and on it was at these positions, we found what you see here, anti tank mines. are you an anti personnel mines that are forbidden by the international convention live? well then, see those mines were found cleared by our unit tional releases so smoothly as ukrainian forces drive deeper, rushes losses, litter the landscape. and the scale of the counter offensive becomes clear. o d w 's emmanuel shaws is in the eastern ukrainian city of har. he, she sent us this update. very interesting to be here. you can really feel tonight. the eeriness of a night in the heart of cave had a cave which is being shared that you kn

our fulton correspondent, laresa fulton, greetings what is the weather like today and in what formatonial lines take place? hello anna despite the fact that today is quite cool and rainy weather per liter of most students are worth a smile this year everything passes. as it should be, teachers, teachers, schoolchildren, as well as their parents, children, prepared quite bright performances in full-time mode at school lines, they showed their success in the educational field, as well as technological innovations. many children were already impatient to enter their classes. and this is not only because of the wind, but rather for the desire to start getting your first knowledge. this is a solemn day in the year of the centenary of the republic will be the first step of the world opening for almost 5,000 first-graders in the republic, this figure is three more than more than 16,000, and for more than eight and thousands of young people. this is the beginning of the development of the profession in educational institutions of secondary vocational education a distinctive feature. the begi

the woman will flume fulton and love the season. we met them with tears in our eyes. we were waiting for them. we can not imagine that they would come so unexpectedly, we've been waiting for them. almost half a year and we are so happy the clean up has just begun. ukrainian de mining units say they're clearing explosives from towns near the russian border, a task which could take weeks or months for these positions. we found what you see here, the anti tank minds and anti personnel mines that are forbidden by the international convention. convent, see, those mines were found and cleared by our unit, you know, before school as ukrainian forces drive deeper, rushes losses later, the landscape. and the scale of the counter offensive becomes clear. hello, i spoke with bradley bowman from the center on military and political power at the foundation for defense of democracies. i asked him whether the momentum has now shifted in favor of ukraine. i think the short answer to your good question is yes . clearly i think your lead out there was correct in saying what we're seein

allows lensky to give his address virtually is a sniffing that he spoke to day while rushes, president fulton is not taking part well, kitty very important did not want to face. and the criticism here, there were a lot of countries that criticized and rasa implicitly. there's not many such direct attacks as you the, as that were from a job by the u. s. president to basically pushed back on that he made putin speech earlier and does less than 24 hours before he more than implicitly threatened with an nuclear potential nuclear attack and unclear what the details could potentially be. that something that joe biden pushed back on said that a nuclear war must never happen, warning, rasa. but along with it also, china, which is building up its nuclear arsenault, but also iran and north korea. and that's in the united states is observing that very closely. and in the case of iran that it would not allow iran to obtain a nuclear weapon. all right, so tense war of words is apparently we're being treated to and rushes, invasion of cream is also dominate discussions features at the general assembly. so

here is a report fulton writes, if not for the action, utkin's operation would have failed. easy andf there were chekists, they would have run into another diplomatic scandal, and utkin would have burned down. i can ask you a question if you try. how old was thule in russia for four years and it seems he got married, yes, his son is there. you see, son. this is a lot. that means families. yes, he told you, but it is not known what he said to his wife. i don't understand what you are trying to achieve? you need to continue checking. from training agents to remove your suspiciousness begins to interfere with work. put a big question mark and yet i think it is necessary to inform the management of our differences. report and don't forget to mention your habit of taking top secret documents home and keeping them there for days on end and don't forget to report your relationship with your lovely secretary. you are free? i mean, where am i telling you, come to me, or i will kill him? you solve the issues that our child is carrying, well, i definitely didn’t ask someone else to share with u

in fulton county alone, we have a hiring target of 2,000 poll workers.b county, our second largest county, a hiring goal of 700 workers. it's a concern that multiple states have reported shortages of poll workers and retention issues affect not just election day poll workers but the longer term technical staff that keep elections going. these people are truly critical to the security of our elections. >> i want to ask you, democratic operatives have been under fire this election season after deciding to help prop up some of the more anti-democratic and extremist candidates with the idea that they will be easier to defeat in november. does it concern you to see that sort of tactic being used by the side that claims to be concerned about protecting democracy? >> the sintegrity of our elections is the ultimate goal. politics are politics. that's not an area -- i think the support should be done for the candidates that we want to lead us and not against those that we don't. >> paige alexander, thank s for coming on. >> thank you. >>> you are in the cnn newsr

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that investigation of fulton county may also be whitening, to include another trump who, sydney powellis now facing scrutiny for her role in her alleged scheme to steal election. remember, she heard that from that what into one county's election offices, and apparently, took a bunch of data. the department of justice has also seized cell phones from eastman, that's the cool lawyer i mentioned a moment ago, and jeffrey clark, former trump chief doj to the attempted coup. that doj investigation is running parallels and the house committee investigating january 6th which is now set to resume as public hearings later this month. the committed both considering whether to request testimony from mike pence or even from trump himself. while the committee can't bring committee charges itself it could make refers to sharing the information with a doj, which has already demonstrated following the committee's findings closely. david rhode is the executive editor for the new yorker, and danya perry served, as you know, deputy attorney general and assistant u.s. attorney for the southern district of

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scott hall, and atlanta bail bondsmen in fulton county pull water is when the people who spent hours inside the restricted area. and in on audio obtained by cnn, all later described what he did. >> i'm the guy the charted the jet to go down to coffee county to have them inspect all of those computers. and i've heard zero. okay, i went down and we scanned every freaking ballot, and they scanned all the equipment, imaged all the hard drive, scanned every single ballot. >> the georgia secretary of state's office calls what happened in coffee county criminal behavior, and a state criminal investigation is underway. election experts say the damage could be even bigger than the illegal accessing of voting equipment in georgia and other parts of the country. these operatives may be undermining the security of elections in the future. >> in most cases to complete a successful attack you need physical access to the machines, and so these efforts to unlawfully gain access to the machines opens up a new threat that we haven't seen in the past. >> and the video shows the access to this restricte

16 fake electors bringing it back here to atlanta, that, of course, we know she's a target of the fultony investigation and was subpoenaed to testify. but it shows she's essentially giving access to these data specialists who were hired by sidney powell who is a trump attorney. now we reached out to latham's attorney. we didn't hear back. but he told "the washington post" that cathy latham would never knowingly try to interfere in an election. this video shows a very strong kind of coordinated effort to overturn the election. >> let's bring back barbara. what's the legal look at this, barbara? >> well, tampering with election machines, with ballots, with voting is prohibited under many states' laws and the reason for it is to protect the integrity of the voting systems. the chain of custody is important. those items never fall out of a chain of certain officials who are entitled to possess them. if you give them to some third party, it compromises their integrity and leaves them vulnerable to accusations of fraud. there's also the possibility of hacking them, of reverse engineering the w