the georgia department of drivers telling residents keep your clothes on when applying for digital id's. they posted a message on their website telling residents your id is not the right place for a spicy selfie. the new policies does speed up the process at tsa checkpoints. but it does not replace a physical id. there's a capacity crisis at many bay area. animal shelters, which includes the san jose animal care centr as of friday, more than 900 pets still needed a home ones at that facility. the shelter does offer both adoption and fostering options. >> the great thing about foster it gives people an opportunity to try out the being a pet owner having having that daily connection with an animal, which is a beautiful thing. but it is a responsibility. so people get the opportunity to to try it, see how it fits a fed and decide if that's a long-term commitment. they want to make. >> there are kittens puppies and rabbits all up for adoption or fostering. you do not have to be a san jose citizen to qualify. if you want to take one of these big dogs home for free. >> coming up next in sport

well, the statement from washington was prompted off the georgia department of thought denounced weston criticism of president prudence order to resume flights. if someone did not like the purpose of slice with russia and the visa free regime, then they can open other fights themselves. for example, to a point direct slice with america to introduce a visa, free, raging for us citizens in the united states, to china and so on. i have a question for our western partners. when you say to stop trade, the economy not to resume flights, why don't you do the same last year alone? you're in a rush about 300000000000 through trade. the question arises, as a citizen, he wants his country to become a member of the european union. the jordan people understand everything perfectly. 5 minutes to confirm that georgia has no plans to impose economic sanctions against russia. he also said that measures introduced by president tutoring will improve trade between the countries and russian to add onto it off a 7 weekly direct flights from moscow to to please see we spoke earlier to political list to audit

it is working with the georgia department of health to depart with cases in this conference.f the last remaining covid-related ren the cou enng next week. ar on may 12, non-us travelers entering the country will not be required to be holy vaccinated against covid-19. this ends on may 11. that is the same day they will stop reporting for covid community levels which is a way to track the spread of this infection. ask new data of leaving california. the state declined five 140,000 people, residents state in 2022. any other county. they lost the the population is down to 2200 and oakland. >> a tight spot in new hampshire. in need of rescue. during the lock on the woods, she managed to get her head stuck in a hole in a tree. power tools might be a little dramatic, so they use power tools. they were able to free her and her owners say she is now doing well. >> no. >> i need a picture of gracie living her best light. i need a resolution. ask this is not how i want to end this. >> i would be in a full panic. i'm glad that she is well. you're not going to get this. >> they're not. >>

the georgia department of drivers telling residents to keep their clothes on when applying for digitalposted a message on their website telling residents your id isn't the right place for that spicy selfie. the new policy speeds up the process at the tsa checkpoint. but it doesn't replace physical id's. back here at home. there's a capacity crisis at many bay area. animal shelters, and it includes the san jose animal care cener where as of friday, more than 900 pets needed a home. the shelter offers both adoption and fostering options. >> the great thing about foster it gives people an opportunity to try out being a pet owner having having that daily connection with an animal, which is a beautiful thing. but it is a responsibility. so people get the opportunity to to try it, see how it fits the fed and decide if that's a long-term commitment. they want to make. >> there are kittens puppies and the rabbits. you don't have to be a san jose citizen to qualify to take one of the big dogs home for free. >> coming up next from economics to fighting on the big screen, how a california graduat

agency is working to find out the transmission patterns but also says it is working with the georgia department a rapid assessment of cases that appear to be connected to the conference. this was the first in person cvc conference in four years. one of the last remaining covid-related travel restrictions in the countries ending next week. starting may 12, non-us travelers entering the country will not be required to be fully vaccinated against covid-19. the federal public health emergency is may 11, the same data cdc will stop reporting community levels to track the spread of infection. kumasi: the biden administration is deploying more troops to the southern border just days before title 42 expires. jobina is at a live desk with more on this. jobina: title 42 allowed the u.s. to reject migrants based on covid concerns, that will no longer be possible with the official copan health emergency expiring may 11. border patrol agents say they urgently need help to process the expected surge of migrants, which could top 10,000 per day. the white house says the troops will deploy for 90 days, but only

the chair of the fulton county, georgia state patrol, the police department, georgia tech police departmente all on scene quickly executing their active shooter protocol to stop the situation. and very shortly we are joined by the gpx, the fbi, the secret service, as well as the united states marshall's services to bring this person into custody. that investigation soon showed up that the perpetrator left the city and remained a threat elsewhere and the sheriff i want you to know that we are a grateful city for your partnership and the efforts of your law enforcement agency to take this into custody. and this morning, we celebrated the bravery of atlanta fire rescue. not far from here is then will firefighters day. and to see the paramedics and firefighters when we did not know where the shooter was and could easily have still been in the building or around the corner, cr firefighters dismounted trucks and chief smith go into that situation, it was not the first time i have seen that, chief. we have seen that in training over and over again. when it was necessary to save lives, we are very

the georgia department of drivers services says customers will be able to present there.digital license and i d using their iphone or apple watch. for now, officials say they are still requiring people to have your physical i d on you right now. it's only available on apple products. you have to double click, you have to look at the phones, official recognition and double tap that actually makes it more secure. the professor says the biggest danger he can foresee is people unwittingly allowing websites or apps to access their identity. a new study finds new york city is actually sinking researchers from the u. s geological survey and the university of rhode island say the nation's largest city is gradually falling in on itself and sinking from the weight of its buildings. the study says the city is sinking at 1 to 2 ml yearly, the scientists calculated the cumulative mass of the city's more than 1 million buildings in five boroughs. at about £1.7 trillion. they also use surface geology and satellite data showing some areas had greater sinking rates than others. the intern

the georgia department of corrections has offices in and around atlanta, certainly all throughout the state and they have dog teams, atlanta police department i believe also has that resource and i think the georgia state patrol does, if not others. needless to say, that is another option if they can pick up a scent, it may be harder in an urban area, but it's not beyond i guess conceiveability you are going to have dogs thrown at this to track this person. anything that needs to be done, if they perhaps have a cell number or some type of electronic device that they can identify with this individual, of course that can be used to track gps movements. my instincts tell me they will have an identification on this person fairly quickly and once they have a name, they will be able to then look to see what kind of digital footprint he's leaving in the system and be able to track him outward from there. >> john: what do your instincts, tell you about potential motives? we have seen shootings in medical centers, office buildings, in the past it's been a patient was upset at a medical provide

, georgia tech police department, georgia state university, georg, marshals, they were all on scene, quickly executing their active shooter protocol to stop the situation. l stop tand then very shortly, e joined by the gbi, the fbi, the secrett service, as well as united states marshal service. as we sought to bring thiss personservicbrin into custody. s and that investigation soooonn w showed us that this perpetrator had left the city and remainedcd a threat elsewhere. d a thand sheriff and hooser, i want you to know that we are a grateful city tonight. eful citfor your partnership anf efforts of your law enforcementn agency to take this individual into custody. we then this morning, celebrated the bravery of atlanta fire rescue not far from here as their annual commemoration of firefighters day and to see the paramedicsard and firefighters when we do noid knowid where the shooter was, that could easily have stilln been in the building around hethe corner to see our firefighters dismount their trucks. and chief smith go into thats trucks seen situation. but i

according to the georgia department of economic development, aerospace products are both the state's top export and its second largest manufacturing industry, when that is responsible for an annual economic impact of over $ 57 billion. most important, george is aviation industry employs more than 100 -- georgia's aviation industry employs more than 108,000 people. as we've heard today, there is a severe workforce shortage. it is affecting our aviation industry, something that should concern all of us. dr. lutte, what can congress do to encourage the growth, the expansion, and development of the aviation workforce and do educational institutions of all levels have a role to play here? dr. lutte: most certainly, educational institutions play a critical role. one of the key areas is making sure everybody knows we are here and that aviation is a great field to consider, and not just pilots, but across the board. introducing young people to the many different careers in aviation. we absolutely do that through the k-12 system by introducing curriculum at a very early age and grade school.

threatened tbilisi with sanctions in case of resumption of direct flights between russia and georgia in the us state departmentncern and stated that restrictive measures could be introduced against companies that will serve russian aircraft at georgian airports. after all, in the west. now there are sanctions against our aviation sector, obviously the position of the united states has nothing to do with real concern for the inhabitants of georgia, who were extremely noted in our world, it would be easier to maintain contacts and communicate with the russians , let me remind you last wednesday. vladimir putin signed a decree on the resumption of flights from georgia and the introduction of a visa-free regime for citizens of this country. up to 90 days. israel, after a short lull, resumed airstrikes on the targets of militants of the islamic jihad radical group in the gas sector, operation shield and arrow, which you leonid launched in response to shelling by extremists. it's been going on for four days now. during this time, the palestinians fired almost 900 rockets into israel, and the third one was intercepte

georgia itself , there is little decree on lifting the flight ban for russian companies, vladimir putin signed wednesday and canceled the visa regime for georgian citizens with another document. well, while the state departmentrried that our carriers can now fly to georgia again, ordinary americans are worried about more pressing issues what to do with hundreds of thousands of migrants who seek to get to the united states, the previously existing restrictions have been lifted. even president biden admits for a while. you will have to live in chaos from the elpas, which is called the south gate of the usa reportage. georgy alisashvili. only after the footage with the influx of vaping migrants spread around all the world's media , the biden administration decided to clean up the border town, most of the illegal immigrants were expelled back to mexico, but by evening. they gather again in the streets of hypaso, under the scorching sun, without food money, and water and so on for weeks. but those who are already here are full of determination and are certainly not going back. i need a country where i can find a job. i'm sure here. i will find my future on the mexican side, according to various sources, from 70 t

dedicated today to an operational meeting in donetsk, which was held by the head of department alexandra bastrykin georgia66 there in the world 75. yes, but money continues to be paid anyway yes, and let's try all the same to decide not to qualify an international crime, property. let's just activate it in the right way so that they understand that it won't go away. the prospects for the development of the arctic were discussed today in the home of the russian historical society. there was a round table dedicated to the history of russian achievements in this region. our country, the great northern power , is implementing large infrastructure environmental projects in the arctic, and colossal reserves of natural resources the russian arctic will remain a national pantry for many future generations. no. there is no doubt that in the future the importance of this region will only increase, so the study and popularization of its history is one of the priority topics for the russian historical society. the new allied program in science is being discussed by the participants of the joint meeting of the presidi

s case and manhattan going forward, and you have georgia and the department of justice on the horizon. >> daniel horwitz, we think you for joining us once again, we appreciate. it >> thank you, lawrence. >> daniel horwitz gets tonight 's last word. the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts now. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> good evening once again, i'm stephanie ruhle. okey dokey, folks. it's not news what happened tonight at 8 pm on another network. and there is no sense in fact checking or replaying the highlights. we are not going to analyze the former president of the united states repeating lies, smears, and bigotry. we've all heard it many, many times before. however, but we need to do tonight is solve for how news organizations will cover donald j trump, the twice impeached, indicted, liable for sex abuse private citizen. if he doesn't fact when the republican nomination. it has nothing to do with what he did tonight. he did what he has done countless times before. the question we need to answer is what we are going to do next. let's get right to it. my nbc news washington correspondent colleague e

in the last few minutes, cobb country police department in georgia, usa said a man who opened fire inritical condition. the authorities say they will provide more details of it later at a news conference and we will keep across this story and bring you the latest information on bbc news. it's the most common form of dementia — alzheimer's — and there is currently no cure for it. but there is now hope there could soon be new drugs to treat it. after major clinical trials, an experimental drug has been shown to slow down the progress of the disease significantly. our medical editor, fergus walsh, has the details after decades of failed trials, there are now two antibody drugs which can slow early stage alzheimer's disease. the latest one is donanemab, which is given as a monthly infusion. it works by clearing a rogue protein called amyloid, which builds up in sticky clumps in the brains of alzheimer's patients. in a trial, it slowed cognitive decline by around 35% over 18 months in a group of nearly 1200 patients with early stage alzheimer's, the best results reported so far. but there

clear statement that the current institution with disinformation in georgia and the organization of disinformation operations is the departmentications of the government of georgia, that is, the institution that must respond to russian propaganda. it turns out that it is the source of russian propaganda. uh , and now the question arises, uh , about an international concert for our apartments , for example, for the european union, which until now considered this structure as a partner in the concept of fighting the russian flag. how can it be simple? i will give an example. how can the institution of the katoshaya have to deal with the kremlin for information? yuliya , that is, i am the only one who painted here. and in this, of course, ukraine is now protecting its freedom and our freedom, and in this struggle , our sites, all these numbers, play an important role, and we are very, very important, but we respect the international arena, and the cooperation of ukraine in in the sense that our partners will fully realize that the field of even greater deepening of russia's influence in georgia is not beneficial to anyone. in th

s case and manhattan going forward, and you have georgia and the department of justice on the horizonappreciate. it >> thank you, lawrence. >> daniel horwitz gets tonight 's last word. the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts now. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> good evening once again, i'm stephanie ruhle. okey dokey, folks. it's not news what happened tonight at 8 pm on another network. and there is no sense in fact checking or replaying the

jurisdictions, we have the sheriff of fult that is here right now that has been working alongside our department, georgiaecret service as well as the atlanta public school police are all actively searching as we speak for am patterson. we will be able to give you some information and others will be delivered as this investigation continues. at 12:08 this afternoon we were called just down the street to 1110 west peach tree, this is a medical facility. the north side hospital. it is at that location. this shooting did occur inside the waiting room of that medical facility where five individuals were shot. unfortunately a 39-year-old female has lost her life and of those that are injured is a 71-year-old female, a 56-year-old female, a 39-year-old female and then a 25-year-old female. we do know that patterson, mr. patterson, our suspect, left the building. we believe he car jacked a vehicle a short distance away and was able to flee the scene as the law enforcement agencies were descending on this area. we believe he has left the area. he may not still be in that vehicle. so i don't want everyone to be fo

s case and manhattan going forward, and you have georgia and the department of justice on the horizonyou, lawrence. >> daniel horwitz gets tonight 's last word. the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts now. r with stephanie ruhle starts now ♪ ♪ ♪ >> good evening once again, i'm stephanie ruhle. okey dokey, folks. it's not news what happened tonight at 8 pm on another network. and there is no sense in fact checking or replaying the highlights. we are not going to analyze the former president of the united states repeating lies, smears, and bigotry. we've all heard it many, many times before. however, but we need to do tonight is solve for how news organizations will cover donald j trump, the twice impeached, indicted, liable for sex abuse

joined by multiple jurisdictions, we have the sheriff of fulton county working alongside our department. georgia tech p.d. georgia state p.d. marta p.d. the georgia state patrol, the gbi, fbi, the secret service, as well as the atlanta public school police are actively involved searching as we speak for mr. patterson. at 12:08 this afternoon we were called just down the street to 1110 west peach tree, a medical facility. the north side hospital is at that location. shooting did occur inside the waiting room of the medical facility. five individuals were shot. unfortunately a 39-year-old female has lost her life, and of those that are injured is a 71-year-old female, a 56-year-old female, a 39-year-old female, and then a 25-year-old female. we know mr. patterson left the building. we believe he carjacked a vehicle a short distance away, and was able to flea the scene as the law enforcement agencies were descending on this area. we believe he has left the area. he may not still be in that vehicle. so i don't want everyone to be focused on the vehicle which has been recovered, so the photograph tha

against the g7 summit and arms supplies to ukraine air traffic between russia and georgia resumes today the first flight departsrom moscow to tbilisi aircraft between the two countries have not flown for 4 years. from the flood zone in the north 68 people were evacuated in the angara region during the state of emergency, 26 of them are now in temporary accommodation the situation with river flooding is gradually stabilizing treasures of the danish king in the museums of the moscow kremlin in the front lobby of the armory an exhibition of the rarest collection of works of european art presented gifts from the rulers of denmark to the sister of the russian tsar mikhail fedorovich romanov with whom he planned a dynastic marriage. why it did not take place will be known to the visitors of the exposition. our zineda kurbatova has already visited this exhibition. an elegant exhibition in the armory tells about the times when relations between russia and denmark were completely different. king of denmark , norway and the peasants iv oldenburg ruled for 59 years. here are the engravings for which he is still young and

decision about the reaction in the us, in particular, the us department warned that it can impose sanctions if air traffic between russia and georgiarestored and georgian airlines will serve russian planes that have been sanctioned, the state department said that now is not the time to deepen relations with russia and that the georgian people really need putin to withdraw his troops from the territory of georgia , 20% of which was occupied instead of restoring direct flights or canceling the visa regime that putin proposed , russia also held a protest in front of the building of the ministry of foreign affairs. against the restoration of air connections with russia, they want european integration, not russian integration. so we have a government that seeks to integrate our economy, our political system into the russian economic system, and we know that the only regimes that have friendly relations with russia are authoritarian regimes, and of course this is against our national interests when we are trying to strengthen our relations with the occupier with a country that opposes the territorial integrity of georgia, lifts the ban o

the move speed welcomes by many low costs that was criticized by the georgia president across the atlantic. the us state department has 2 items to be safe with sanctions. we have been concerned about direct flights between russia and georgia resuming it means it could mean that companies of georgia at georgia airports could be at risk for sanctions. we, the entire western community has distance itself from this regime. and now is not the time to increase engagement with russia, adult and political on the list on the found the of secret foundation that tbilisi based research institution. they sold a title to for the upon the, to the west of the agenda against mosca georgette. these vote is located in, in the neighborhood, very complicated ones, surrounded by total care, minions, thereby german russia non west. some countries here. so good job is washed by a joke, your politics to behave this way, to have him all this time go to the shoes, everyone, including the rest of the duration. we cannot the font of breaking a thing with a rush and pushing rush. it can be of the rest of the rest, put sensually, beats, and the

systems turned out to be gorlovka and vasilyevka air traffic between russia and georgia resumes today the first flight departs tbilisi aircraft between the two countries have not flown for 4 years. and the flood zone in the north of the angai, i evacuated 68 people during the emergency situation, 26 of them are now in temporary accommodation points, the situation with river flooding is gradually stabilizing now let's talk about sports in the rekozak studio her good morning, the former president of the international ice hockey federation switzerland among the phase or head one of the structures of the kontinental hockey league which armand good morning the committee for ensuring the quality control of refereeing the decision to create a committee was made at a meeting of the board of directors of the khl in april . daniil medvedev made it through the semi-finals of the master, the modern russian in the 1/4 finals without difficulty, outplayed the germans. i am not a kohanpon. in two sets at the beginning of the first set. opponents exchanged breaks but then the bears took four games in a row, leaving no chance

and the supply of weapons to ukraine today, air traffic between russia and georgia is resumed and the first flight will departoscow to tbilisi; aircraft between foreign countries have not flown for 4 years. and flood zones in the north of the angara region during the emergency regime , 68 people were evacuated, 26 of them are now in temporary accommodation centers gradually stabilizes due to flooding of the rivers a giant bridge is being built on the shore of the kola bay, it will become the main element of the new transport hub and part of the road infrastructure of the future cargo port in the murmansk region railway line. the tundra and water barriers will go through the hills, impressive shots in the report of vladimir korov. the forty-six-kilometer railway approach required the excavation of thousands of tons of soil. the embankments were erected in the difficult conditions of the arctic, literally, cutting off granite rocks on the line of several bridges, the highest and most extended across the tuloma river, the height of the supports is 34 m, approximately 12 floors, is currently underway, and the pre

georgia. now comes the federal government. i worked for senator isaacson's department of level -- labor and osha was what he had to deal with. the federal government decided they were going to use gymnastics and try to force people through an emergency, osha order, to mask, and whether it was federal contractors, health-care workers, transportation, they were going to force us to do it. those of us that were there, collectively pushback on it. we prevailed. in four of the five different cases that we filed lawsuits against, this goes down to the issue again we believe we are constitutional as we believe in the federal system. we in the state of georgia, i am sure my colleagues felt the same way, we knew how to handle the situation. we had an interesting group of people to keep people healthy. our office led a challenge against the federal contract mandate. as so much of the federal funds were running through our university systems. we filed a lawsuit to the southern district of georgia and we a prevailing. i think we all -- all five of these lawsuits, transportation, m

leopard-2 and us anti-aircraft batteries threatened georgia with sanctions in case of resumption of air traffic with the russian federation, the state departmenteminded that the russian federation occupied 20% the territory of georgia, so it will be better for the georgian people if putin withdraws his troops from the territory of georgia than if he restores air traffic or cancels the visa regime , the country's president, salome zorabishvili, said that such steps by the kremlin are acceptable . georgians themselves, who staged a protest near building of the ministry of foreign affairs of georgia, the black sea grain agreement can be extended for at least two months, the minister of foreign affairs of turkey stated this after a visit to moscow according to ukrinform, according to mavlyud or vyshuglub, the meeting in a four-way format will continue in istanbul on thursday. as is known, in march of this year, russia announced the extension of the agreement for 60 days instead of 120 days and put forward a number of conditions, including the lifting of sanctions on russian companies in the field of production and transportation of these fertilize

georgia. and the state department imposes sanctions for this , for the lifting of sanctions, these are the firsting of sanctions and apparently demands that these sanctions be continued. well, really some kind realistic. uh, the reality turns out, but why is rubeshvili so opposed to this, yes, because this again destroys this information bubble that is being created with russia, everyone should supposedly break ties, not communicate, not fly. to ban flights to interfere with communication between people, and suddenly georgia, which the americans are also trying to draw into a war with russia, or at least to some kind of tougher confrontation, finds itself in a situation where, on the contrary, more of our citizens will go there, more georgians will come to russia airplanes will start flying and maybe somewhere in moldova than an hour thinks. listen, you can, on the contrary, build up, maybe. and you need to build up cooperation with russia, maybe you need to do so that not georgian or not only georgian wine is on the shelves of russian stores, but, so to speak, maybe moldovan. there would be a p

department . earlier , vladimir putin signed the georgian prime minister to georgia, the russian president welcomed such a step, but all this is not in the interests of the united states if direct flights relations between russia and georgia will resume we will of course be concerned that companies at georgian airports risk sanctions if they serve aircraft subject to us import and export controls, former us president donald trump decided to appeal the decision of the court, which found him guilty of both and defamation, earlier the jury partially satisfied the claims of journalist jean carl and the court decided to recover trump $ 5 million. she also stated that she had been raped in 1996 and wrote about it in her autobiography, however, trump's lawyer said that the story was invented in order to raise sales of the book, and the ex-president himself assured that he did not even know the accuser. now it is up to the court to find out the truth. right now, today is the 90th anniversary of the birth of the poet andrei voznesensky, a poet from the sixties, whose poems became one of the symbols of the t

recommendation to our citizens to refrain from traveling to georgia , it has been in effect since 2019, the official representative of the departmentzakharova , called this decision facilitating the conditions for communication between citizens of the two countries, however, according to zakharova about security. during travel. you shouldn't forget anyway, georgia for many years it has been considered one of the most popular tourist destinations among russians. latest data last year. more than 915,000 russian tourists have been there. in 2021 and 2020, the situation was noticeably worse even after the introduced coronavirus restrictions. but before the recommendation of the russian foreign ministry and before the cancellation of direct flights, that is, until june 2019, the turbo flow from russia to georgia was much higher. for example, in 2018, the citizens of our country in terms of the number of tourists took second place in georgia, then about one and a half million were sent on vacation. human. this information has appeared today for the summer season, we are glad about it, because at the moment absolutely all resorts and all

georgia to the united states has warned georgia about possible sanctions in the event of the resumption of direct air traffic with russia , the us state departmentthis because of all the possible direct flights between russia and georgia, will the georgian authorities move closer to moscow the opinion was shared by the diplomat oleksandr levchenko, our broadcast continues, friends, we are just now talking with the diplomat, ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary of ukraine to the republic of croatia, 2010-2017, oleksandr levchenko from we are in direct contact mr. oleksandr our congratulations studio congratulations let's talk with you about what is happening now with georgia and with russian-georgian relations because the president of russia russian dictator vladimir putin canceled visas for citizens of georgia and allowed flights to russian airlines in response to such actions the president of georgia said that this is all a provocation, what do you say about this mr. oleksandr, well , we know the nature of relations between russia and georgia since 2008, in fact, in 1992, there was abkhazia was captured by the russian federation with th

georgia. this is about what was envisioned by top doj officials, including jeffrey clark. >> as you will see, this letter claims that the u.s. departmentjustice's investigations have "identified significant concerns that may have impacted the outcome of the election in multiple states, including the state of georgia." in fact, donald trump knew this was a lie. the department of justice had already informed the president of the united states repeatedly that its investigations had found no fraud sufficient to overturn the results of the 2020 election. the letter also said this -- "in light of these developments, the department recommends that the georgia general assembly should convene in special session." and consider approving a new slate of electors and it indicates a separate slate of fake electors supporting donald trump has already been transmitted to washington, d.c. for those of you who have been watching these hearings, the language of this draft justice department letter will sound very familiar. the text is similar to what we have seen from john eastman and rudy giuliani. both of whom were coordinating with president trump to

county sheriff's department and southern georgia shows a car speeding up the ramp up a flatbed tow truck and ends up landing up right. police say that car shot about 120 feet in the air and hit another vehicle when it came down. the woman behind the wheel survived, be hospitalized for injuries, though. >> whether she lost control or didn't see that that tow truck was parked alongside the highway. either way. she is definitely lucky to be alive. >> from flexible to roll a ball micro to massive innovative new display technologies. i'm rich demuro sam. first coming up in tech, smart. >> plus, the new wave artificial intelligence now coming with a warning from tech industry leaders. how they say we risk extinction. but first, new numbers show few are people living on santa claia county streets. the details after the break. >> a glimmer of hope in the fight against homelessness in the south bay. new numbers show a few are. people are living on santa clara county streets. kron 4 justin campbell shares what government leaders are doing to get people into housing. >> new 2023 data shows a 1.2% d

there with us has threatened to impose sanctions against georgia if indeed it resumes direct flights with russia. that's according to the state department spokes person. it's off to the russian president vladimir putin cancel the visa requirement for georgia and citizens if the ban on russian airlines flights is lifted. many western countries, including the us, prohibit russian aircraft from entering their air space. if you direct flights between russia and georgia resume, we of course, would be concerned that companies at george and airports could be at risk for sanctions if they service aircraft subject to import and export controls. well, the same thing comes off to georgia as prime minister denounced west and criticism of president putin's order to resume fly. if someone did not mind the purpose of slice with russia and the visa free regime, then they can open other fights themselves. for example, to a point direct slice with america to introduce as easy, free raising for us citizens in the united states, to china and so on. i have a question for our western partners. when you say to stop trade, the economy not to resume flights, wh

to mike's point, you would expect the department of justice and georgia to be looking into this is a correct one. it remains to be seen whether this is a strong the breaks the camels back, because it's not -- the pardon is one allegation. there's also allegations that rudy giuliani committed tax fraud by keeping more than 1 million dollars out of his income, being held by a friend in order to defraud his wife. that is a federal crime, and it's also -- in addition, the civil complaint that is verified, meaning that the first that signed it said that it's under penalty of perjury, and also said that rudy giuliani agreed and admitted that the claims of election fraud were false, that these were planned before the election, that it was planned. all of these are things that if you are chuck smith and fani willis, you're going to be extremely interested in, as are the fact that the complaint talks about over 20,000 emails that are in the plaintiffs possession, and that they are tape recordings. all of that is really dangling in front of prosecutors that they should get involved. >> this wa

we have the sheriff of fulton county here working along our department, marta p.d., the georgia state patrol, the g.b.i., the fbi, the secret service and the atlanta schools police are all actively searching as we speak for mr. patterson. here's what we know. we can give you some information. at 12:08 this afternoon, we were called down the street to 1110 west peachtree. this is a medical facility. the northside hospital is at that location. the shooting did occur in the waiting room of the medical facility. five individuals were shot. unfortunately a 39-year-old female has lost her life. of those injured is a 71-year-old female a 56-year-old female, a 39-year-old female and then a 25-year-old female. we do know that patterson, our suspect, left the building. we believe he carjacked a vehicle a short distance away and fled the scene as the law enforcement agencies were descending on this area. we believe he's left the area. he may not still be in that vehicle. so i don't want everyone to be focused on the vehicle that has been recovered. the photograph that has been distributed for yo

event of the resumption of direct air traffic between russia and georgia, sanctions await tbilisi said a representative of the us state department, a number of western countries, including the united states of america, prohibit russian aircraft from entering their airspace, according to a representative of the state department, now is not the time to deepen relations with the aggressor country , at the same time echo of the caucasus reports that the georgian government supported putin's order to cancel the visa regime for citizens of georgia and the restoration of air traffic between the countries, as if this will make life easier for georgian citizens, the former president motor sichi vyacheslav bogoslavov is asking for an office of the president of ukraine to include him in the list for exchange with russia, they write schemes about it, journalists received a corresponding application in the name of andriy yarmak, who wrote in russian in boguslaev , in the document he called himself a pensioner and a disabled person of the first group, the accompanying letter from his lawyer indicates that the application for the rule in the p

georgia now nobody. i am sure he does not believe that he cares about the convenience of georgian travelers. the georgian press cites threats from the us state department against tbilisi if direct flights between russia and georgia are resumed. this will raise our concern in connection with the possible imposition of sanctions against the georgian centuries of companies servicing aircraft from euro diplomatic service. yuzat, like a carbon copy of the same statement, if russian aircraft are serviced in georgia in the country, problems cannot be avoided. yes, yura stump, the european union calls on georgia not to let unsafe russian aircraft into its territory. since the eu sanctions from the united states do not allow the provision of services to russia in the licensed maintenance of american and european aircraft, but georgia reacts harshly, prime minister garibashvili suggests that the european and american mentor, if they are so baked, the georgians cancel their visa regime, as russia did. i have a question for our western partners. when you say stop trading the economy don't resume flights. why don't you do the same, why did you send 300 billion to r

department. the status that the certainly i'm, although bar georgia, are the countries on the line of fire between the united states and russia. and now we see also a things unfolding and we'll do well. there was an attempt to cover under me, sneed, georgia. and now again, this aggressive attitude of the, of nate, so basically towards the serves as the, the attempt of expulsion. it's a very, very troubling situation. indeed, step on guides research institutes for european studies in belgrade. i'm afraid we have for not the time, but thanks very much for breaking down the situation on the board. the moving on now 1000000000 has called on basing. so using the influence of moscow to help puts an end to the war and ukraine was doing the same between a china special envoy with the german state secretary in berlin. as according to the gym and for ministry spokesperson, that's on the door to the german side, has appealed to china to influence russia. to immediately stop the war of aggression and withdraw completely from ukraine. the deputy minister expressed his expectation that china will clearly name a

of the resumption of direct air traffic between russia and georgia in tbilisi pending sanctions, he said a representative of the state department of the united states of america, a number of western countries, including the united states, prohibit russian aircraft from entering their airspace, according to a representative of the state department, now is not the time to deepen relations with the aggressor country , at the same time, echo of the caucasus reports that the georgian government supported putin's order to cancel the visa regime for citizens georgia and the resumption of air traffic between the countries will supposedly make life easier for georgian citizens. a massive missile attack on israel during the past day and sector gaza fired about five hundred rockets on the territory of ukraine, more than 300 of them crossed the border, at the same time half of them were shot down by the iron dome air defense system , in response, the idf hit more than 130 targets in the gaza strip at night, in particular , they attacked the post of militants of the islamic jihad , the prime minister of israel benjamin tanyago rejected the

georgia off the full year break . the move speed welcomes by many low whose but was criticized by the georgian president of the cost, the atlantic, the us state department has switches to play safe with sanctions. we have been concerned about direct flights between russia and georgia resuming it means it could mean that companies of georgia at georgia airports could be at risk for sanctions. we, the entire western community has distance itself from this regime. and now is not the time to increase engagement with russia. a georgian political, a list on the found the of sic, how foundation of tbilisi based research institutions phase. georgia cannot afford to ponder to the west an agenda or a gave small sca the door to get these out is located in, in the neighborhood. very complicated ones surrounded by true care. main is thereby german russia nor less of countries here. so good job is washed by the joke, general political to behave this way, to have all this title relations everyone, including rochester duration. we cannot the font of breaking a thing with the rush and pushing rush. it can be of the rest of the rest, put sensually beats. and besides this