now, you might remember the republicans in the georgia state legislature, have passed a bill both to senate, that would allow them to remove prosecutors, who do things that republicans don't like. we -- ration, is if you're in georgia law, enforcement if you're a georgia we person, looking at georgia republicans glazing this trail through the forest. we what does this mean? i mean, what we're seeing now in georgia, as beyond just the former president, and his supporters, invading against prosecution that threatens him, this is a very fundamental shot at the independents of law enforcement, and essentially, the division of powers in our government. it's not quite a done deal in georgia, because the governor is not yet signed this law, but this is the new millenia, in which prosecutorial decisions are being made in georgia. knowing that this is coming down the pipe. joining us now is michael moore, he's a former u.s. attorney for the middle district of georgia. so there needs to see, thanks for being here. >> i'm glad to be with you. >> let me first, get your reaction to this filing, th

.— in the state of georgia. n _ in the state of georgia. anthony, just hold on there, _ in the state of georgia. anthony, just hold on there, because - in the state of georgia. anthony, just hold on there, because i - in the state of georgia. anthony, just hold on there, because i do | just hold on there, because i do want to come back to you, but for the benefit of those of you just joining us on bbc news, went to tell you about our top story this evening breaking news that has come in from the united states with donald trump becoming the first us president in history to be charged with a crime. he will be charged in new york over alleged hush money given to a adult entertainerjust before the 2016 presidential election. mr trump who is running again for president has repeated he is innocent and called the indictment political persecution and election interference. we are joined now by our washington correspondent, anthony, and in the last three minutes, as i understand it, we have also heard from donald trump's

this passed the georgia state legislature tonight and will soon be on its way to the governor. for georgia, yes, but for us as a country this is bench mark moment. this is new. joining us now is greg bluestein, politics reporter. i know you are a reporter and not a columnist and i'll not ask you to inveigh about this the way i have. first of all, let me just ask you if i'm right right this is kind of done, it's past the senate, it's past the house and likely soon to be signed by the governor. >> it's not a done deal just yet, but it's still expected to be a done deal within the next couple of weeks and governor kemp is very likely to sign it. >> in terms of the effect this would have, how quickly would something like this go into effect? i know in different states with different types of laws there's different affectuation dates. it may be motivated by effectively trying to remove this prosecutor. >> they have to setup this panel but certainly it could have an impact very shortly in georgia law. >> was there any discussion about individual members of the legislature or indeed so

this passed the georgia state legislature tonight and will soon be on its way to the governor. for georgia, yes, but for us as a country, this is a benchmark moment. this is new. joining us now is greg blustein. i know you're a reporter and not a columnist, and i'll not ask you to inveigh about it the way i am, but we'll just cover the facts. so first i'll ask you that i'm right in that it's kind of done. it's passed the senate, passed the house, and it's likely soon to be signed by the governor. >> it's not a done deal quite yet. there are some minor disagreements over language, but it's fully expected to be a done deal within the next couple of weeks, and governor kemp is very likely to sign it. >> in terms of the effect that this would have, how quickly would something like this go into effect? i know in different states with different laws, there's different dates these go into force. it doesn't always matter in terms of new laws, but in a case like this where it may be motivated, the republicans don't say this is their motivated, but looking from the outside, it may be moti

we ae ofia on the ev a historic vote in the georgia state senate. state senate. we have we have had a great champion in our lieutenant governor , bert jones, we thank him, tucker,confid and we are confident that he will bring us the votes that we need to prevail in the senate. the lieutenant governor assureiv us that he will do everythinerg in his power to help us get the bills out of the chamber this two bills out of his chamber after georgia's last afterlt. governor , jeff duncaa it's a breath of fresh air that we have a leader of the state senate who doesn't bow to the city of atlanta. we've been working on this legislation, as you know, tucker, for over two years. and lieutenant governor bartlieu jones has been invaluable inte helping keep this momentumrrow on the rails. tomorrow is our big test of his leadership. and i think he will pass thate t test with flying colors. tenant. we're counting on our lieutenant governor , byrd jones, and the georgia state senate, led by our great republicans to holicans d the cf atlanta accountable once and for all. i mean, t

this past the georgia state legislature tonight, it'll soon be on its way to the governor. for georgia, yes, for us as a country, this is a benchmark moment. this is new. joining us now is greg bluestein, politics reporter at the atlanta journal got institution, mr., bluestein thank so much making time for us tonight. i know you are a reporter, and not a columnist, i appreciate you being here to help us cover these facts. >> of course. this, it is passed the house, it's likely to be passed by the governor. >> some minor disagreements over, language it's fully expect to be hidden dale, within the next couple of weeks, and governor kemp is very likely to sign it. >> in terms of the effect that this would have, the different punctuation, bathed in terms of doesn't usually matter all that much under the new laws, but the kids like this maybe motivated that republicans don't see this, from the outside. -- including a new five member panel, depending on the legislation can even be appointed by the georgia supreme court, or republican leaders themselves, that the governor and the l

again, she tried one of the biggest rico cases in the state of georgia with a historic trial. was a lead prosecutor on that. she is very nimble with that statute. and in an excellent prosecutor in the courtroom. she is a prosecutor's prosecutor. so what i think we will see from that district attorney's office is more work to make sure that when they give birth to this indictment, if that is what in fact they choose to do, it is comprehensive, it is far reaching, and they have the evidence to support it. >> georgia state representative and former assistant district attorney, tanya miller, thank you very much for joining us and sharing your expertise with us tonight. >> thank you, lawrence. always a pleasure. >> coming up, a new report says that 400 armed texas police officers did not enter a fourth grade classroom in uvalde for 77 minutes because they were afraid of the weapon inside that classroom. that's next. okay, let's see. oh, hey... what's this? lord of the lease! i'm not a hat-person. yeah, no. emperor of the rentalverse. that's funny. no. rentaur the trusted. ...i don'

yes, if former president donald trump is indicted in federal court in d.c., or in state court in georgia, or in state court in new york, or anywhere else, yes, it would be unprecedented for there to be an indictment issued against a u.s. president or former president. but we should also be real about the extent of exactly how historic this would be. because we arrest public officials all the time in this country, and under the law, there is nothing magical about being a former president. that's not a thing under the law. once you're a former anything, you're then just a citizen again, and you are subject to all the same laws as every other american. i mean, the justice department did tie itself up into knots over multiple decades, sort of contorting itself into all sorts of crazy logic puzzles to contend with the possibility that a sitting president would commit crimes while in office and get charged and convicted for those crimes. the justice department absolutely went nuts trying to figure out the implications of that. who would then be in charge of the country? how much would it hurt

sanctions against all those people who voted and supported the law on foreign agents in georgia , the spokesman of the statethis during the briefing the us department did not mention the names of specific people from the leadership of georgia against whom sanctions may be imposed , but he emphasized that joe biden's administration has a number of tools that allow to bring to justice those involved in human rights violations in any country in the world well , the chief european diplomat josep borel also commented on the situation in georgia . the law is incompatible with the values ​​and standards of the european union and contradicts georgia's stated goals of joining the european union, and so on, and also, since i have already started talking about jozep borel, i will continue with him, but i will not threaten it. and about ukraine, the countries of the european union should give ukraine above all, the weapons they have , but if they can give them more, then i will be happy about it today, before the meeting of defense ministers of the eu member states, said the head of european diplomacy, josep borel, how

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. >> the eu foreign policy chief has called the law a very bad development and goes against georgia's statedbjective of joining the bloc and is incompatible with its values and standards. the former u.s. ambassador to georgia joins us live from washington, d.c. we have seen thousands of people take to the streets in two plessis -- two plessis -- tblisi . is this a step against authoritarianism, as many of the protesters seem to think? >> the current government in georgia started out to be more pro-european, but the sponsor of the ruling party has moved the country backward in recent years toward a more pro-russian direction, and this law that is being proposed is almost a copy of one that russia has. >> as you say, that is an important point you make because we saw a similar law brought into force in russia over a year ago. is there a sense there could be some sort of influence from moscow at play here? >> certainly some influence, but he may be just mimicking what is going on in russia, such as it's not clear this is engineered by pressure, but it certainly is a russian-like move. >> the eu

those failures of management in my view in georgia's state prison system are appalling. they are life-threatening and i believe have resulted in loss of life and undermined the community's safety. i want to ensure the department remains committed to seeing that investigation through and bringing results that can be made public and result in change. a.g. garland: the civil rights division is charged with these prison practice investigations. they are committed to ensuring the conditions are changed. these practice investigations usually end in a public report to the state agency involved and the public at large. i do not know the specifics of how this investigation is going, but i can assure you the civil rights division is fully behind this investigation. sen. ossoff: but that investigation is proceeding and will get a result, yes? a.g. garland: yes. sen. ossoff: the additional investigation i led last year concerned with the implementation of the death and custody reporting act. one of the disturbing findings was that reporting under this statute had undercounted by at

the abysmal conditions in georgia state prisons. as in the case of federal facilities, threatened public safety in the surrounding community. and are a major public safety hazard. those failures of management, in my view, in georgia state prison system are appalling. life threatening and they have, i believe, resulted in loss of life and the underlying communities safety. i want to ensure that the department can mains committed to seeing that investigation through. bringing results that can be made public and that resulted in change. >> the silver is to vision is charged with -- practice investigations there. very committed to ensuring that conditions are changed in a way like you are talking about. the investigation usually do and in a public report to the state agency in the public involved. i don't know the specifics of how this investigation is going. i can injury that the civil rights division is fully behind this investigation. >> but the investigation is ongoing, it is proceeding, and it will get resolved? >> yes. >> thank. y

i would say the one we have the more intel is the georgia state case, and that's because the d.a.nquote. now, what imminent means is something that you and i and a lot of other people have speculated, but that could obviously be any day now, but there are state charges. i think just in terms of your reporting about what the former president said, it's worth remembering that he is the person who made the federal search at mar-a-lago public because he thought it would help his standing and his numbers, as he suggested. in fact, it did. he may be very right that this would certainly help him in the primaries. it remains to be seen and this is for political pundits, not really for me, whether it would help in the general election if he is actually under state and/or federal indictment. >> he's moved to be a master of using legal challenges to delay cases. could he delay so long as to get into that realm where the attorney general under justice department policy would not want to prosecute because he is a candidate and the election in imminent? >> if he could delay the decision for ove

tom hryboshvili, the prime minister of georgia, stated that the west is forcefully pushing georgia to100,000 who were on the street and even more who followed it and supported it by staying on social networks humiliates everyone with these statements that the rallies were paid for or there were satanists or something else completely abnormal statements and statements have already been made today by the european parliament, and statements made by western politicians who are outraged and require some kind of comments and explanations. at least the sources will name such wild statements , such as the fact that 100 members of the european parliament are corrupt against the background of this situation, and the authorities are confident that the law was very good and simply they care very much about the people and the opposition wanted blood and the killing of young people, but they did not allow this and therefore they revoked the law, that is, they submit the version of events is exactly like that and this unfortunately, it says that we still have more to come, that's all that now i see

had he sent them back to pennsylvania, georgia, arizona the states, i believe that number one you would have had different outcome. but i also believe you would not have had january six as we

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now according to the statements of western politicians tom hryboshvili , the prime minister of georgia, statedwest is forcefully pushing georgia to war. what he did, they defame all those 100,000 who were on the street and even more who followed it and supported it and remained in social networks. he humiliates everyone with these statements that the rallies were paid for or there were satanists or there are some other completely abnormal statements and statements already made today, this is the european parliament, but statements made by western politicians who are outraged and require some kind of comments, explanations, at least the sources will name such wild statements as , for example, that 100 members of the european parliament corrupt against the background of this situation and confident declared authorities that the law was very good and they simply care about the people and the opposition wanted blood and the killing of young people, but they did not allow this , so they revoked the law, that is, they present a version of the event that is exactly what happened, and this is unfortun

just this week, a democrat, georgia state representative, suggested many parents are disqualified from having input in their child's education because a lot of those parents did not finish high school. not only are these comments completely tone deaf their dangerous and downright wrong. we know a child success depends on parental involvement and republicans will always make sure that parents have a seat at the table. this bill should have passed unanimously. unfortunately some members are more concerned with appeasing the teachers unions and radical activists in their party rather than standing with the parents. house republicans are governing on behalf of americans were colleagues across the aisle default to the leftist lunacy their party has become beholden to. parents will never be left behind so long as house republicans are in the majority. today was a big win for families as we brought another major piece of legislation, common sense, one step closer to the president's desk. i turn it over to our conference chair, elice stefanik. >> the republican party is the party of parents. n

what more they've been saying that well, us officials deeply concerned about the situation in georgia state department spokesman saying that to the us supports the freedom of assembly, the right to protest in any country. this is a basic right. he refrain from criticizing the georgia government directly, but made very clear his belief that this proposed legislation could have a massive impact on the georgia people. and indeed, the georgians relationship with the west chances of joining the you and of course, the relationship with russia, the ongoing conflict in ukraine. so all of these factors come together. this is what the state department spokesman had to say. we're, as we said consistently in recent days, deeply troubled by the recently introduced draft for an agent laws which is actually made law, would stigmatize in silence independent voices and citizens of georgia who are dedicated to building a better future within their own communities. parliament's advancing of these kremlin inspired draft laws is incompatible with the people of george's clear desire for european integration and

secretary of state he was in a position to know that 5000 dead people did no vote in georgia. but he said it anyway in order to pressure the secretary of state. and trump kept making claims about those phantom dead votes long after that call here is president trump during his speech to supporters o january 6th, just before rioters marched over and stormed the u.s. capitol >> dead people lots of dead people. thousands -- and some dead people actuall requested an application that bothers me a great deal not only are they voting, they want an application to vote. >> trump used claims his campaign knew to be false in order to rile up the crowd o january 6th. and now we know, thanks to thi reporting by the washingto post, that the report wa provided to the justic department earlier this month. in other words, trump' repeated lies about dead voter may soon become a problem fo the former president as specia counsel jack smith examine what trump knew about the lies he was spreading as he tried t upend the results of the 202 election and smith's is just one of the four major crimina i

flashpoint in a fight that has stretched well over a year in january a protester was killed a georgia state patrol trooper injured. tonight protesters say that this is just the start of a week of demonstrations blayne alexander, nbc news, atlanta. >>> we turn now to ohio and another derailment by a norfolk southern train. this one just a month after that toxic explosion in east palestine. all as there is growing outrage over the response by the rail company and the federal government jesse kirsch reports >> reporter: tonight the ntsb is investigating another norfolk southern crash in ohio, the company's fourth derailment in this state in less than five months this springfield train wreck caught on camera the company says 28 cars went off the track this weekend with two crew members on board no injuries or public health threats were reported >> 212 rail cars, some of which were tank cars transporting hazardous materials. >> reporter: norfolk southern says the cars with hazardous materials were not among those that derailed today the company promising more investment in sensors that detect ov

to have the 2020 election results overturned in george armor. president trucks efforts to get georgia state officials to overturn his election defeat taking and then refusal to hand back classified us government documents in the investigation into donald trump over those classified documents found that mar lago. the 1st enjoyment is expected to face of all things is over hush, my hate to an adult film. star, stormy daniel former president trump could face criminal charges over his alleged role in a payment of hush money given the ways this former peasant has tested american democracy, that $130000.00 payment seems like small change. an odd place for the indictments to start. so this payment happened 6 and a half years ago. you learned about it more than 5 years ago. and obviously, you know, it feels somewhat small in relation to all of the other legal issues that have surrounded donald trump. but even though there are these sort of much larger issues, it's not really the job of the manhattan district attorney's office to try to manage all these issues or to navigate all these sort of nation

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in savannah, georgia, the georgia state patrol honor guard marching past city hall.'s parade, the fdny's emerald society's pipes and drums performing for the crowd. in boston, massachusetts, at mass general for children and brigham and women's hospital, the nicu dressing up their young patients in hopes of charming their families and bringing some smiles. 5-week-old aadvik. 13-day-old penelope. nurse sarah. >> we love to help our families enjoy their stay in the nicu, which can be a hard time. >> reporter: nurse alison, too. >> they bring joy to us to be part of these special moments. >> reporter: and in california, look at these lucky charmers. rescue dogs bruce, dale, and joey dressed in green. each one jumping up to say hi. for years, their owners dressing them up, hoping to draw attention to rescues. here they are with their brother ziggy enjoying some dog-friendly ale and setting a leprechaun track. pot of gold and all. tonight here -- >> hello! wishing everybody a very happy st. patrick's day. >> reporter: anna with a sleepy bruce, dale, and joey. >> we love to

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, others in the state of georgia tried to overturn that. there's also, as you pointed out, i think the most easily and readily provable charges are the mar-a-lago documents charges, in other words, you know, he willfully retained classified documents in his residence, even after a grand jury subpoena. and then, of course, there is a panoply of potential charges around january 6. the problem, though, is that trump is going to have to have legal teams with all of these cases. so definitely not a good development. >> thanks so much. >>> all right. economic news now, employers added 311,000 jobs last month, that's more than expected. a pull back from the 504,000 jobs added in january, but, boy, that's a big number and any other time, it does continue a streak of hotter than expected jobs reports. of course, the other factor is how the fed reads all of this because they're trying to put the brakes on the economy. >> katherine rampell joining us this morning. here is what i think -- and i don't think i'm the only one, right, i think a number of v

so we're going to be very proactive about eliminating these outside groups coming in to the state of georgiag to disrupt what we're doing and what we feel like's the best state in the country to live. neil: how do you do that the, governor? i mean, people feel, hey, i have a right to protest anywhere i want. if something galvanizes me, i'll be galvanized, and i'll go to georgia. how do you stop that and how do you kiss certain who means well -- discertain who means well and no means to be, in this particular case, a terrorist? >> well, obviously, these individuals who have shot at police, they've had manufactured bombs that they've thrown at police, and they have -- in the area where they were camped out, the place was completely booby trapped and, you know, so it's not peaceful protesting by any stretch of the imaginationment -- imagination. and you can pick out the ones who are wanting to cause trouble, and you just, you've got to meet them with force, and that's what our state troop thers and gbi have done along with atlanta pd. and you have seen a difference. there's not as many of them

we're learning about another recording of former president trump pressuring a georgia state officiale call to call a special session to block president biden's victory in the state. members of the special zbran grande jury investigating donald trump told the atlanta journal constitution they listened to the recording of the call. one of the jurors telling the newspaper that house speaker cut the president off and said i'll do everything in my power that think is appropriate. the juror said he basically took the wind out of the sails of the former president. previously, of course, we only knew of two recordings. the one that pretty much everyone heard of trump telling georgia's republican secretary of state to find him enough votes to win. >> look, all i want to do is this. i just want to find 11,780 votes which is one more than we have. >> that call was remarkable in and of itself. now we learn there is a he second call of him pressuring another state official. >> a third call. there is two other recordings where he is talking to the secretary of state's office. this third call is to

there affected unseasonably. heavy rains lashed georgia state last week, and the impact is still being felt that we added on. we're gonna, we're gonna miss the water can racing on monday morning. the labor overflowed with sparks and water just kept coming into the house and a made the decision to leap. it was too risky. he's going back to check on his home and belongings, but isn't too hopeful, they'll be much to salvage. and any others are doing the same. wagner, though it's bad, really bad. watch up to my knees. how can we go back home? but there's no way. there's also no way to tell when flood waters will completely dry out. many people here say this is one of the worst floods they've experienced, far more severe than the one in 2006. yet there are some who are still reluctant to leave their homes, even though they've been advised, flood waters could continue to rise. fire department personnel have been ferrying people to safety. the area is inundated, partly because authorities recently released water from a near by damp and water levels in rivers are still high. some people from n

that now georgia is fighting, georgians are fighting with pro-russian influence and the pro-russian government and those forces that are trying to actually duplicate these decisions that the stateuma of russia passes there, this means regarding foreign agents and entering georgia according to its own way, a year ago, or rather, in may 2022, the president of georgia, salometro rabyshvili, stated that ukraine will not use the war in ukraine to return its territories captured by russia by military means, and then several more times. this statement was also duplicated and was it has been said that we are not going to do anything now, and in abkhazia they have ordered that the people who live there should not worry, but still, considering the prospects of the collapse of russia and the prospects of the return of the territory occupied by the russian federation is meant, including abkhazia and ossetia and the transnistrian republic of moldavia not recognized uh-uh, to what extent is the opening of a second front, conditionally speaking , by the post-soviet countries that are currently suffering from the occupation of the russian federation, how far can this prospect open, i mean that

he says it goes against georgia state, that objective of joining the block and is incompatible with its values and the standards. let's bring in william courtney. he's a senior fellow at the rand corporation and a former us ambassador to georgia. he joins us live from washington. d. c. william, good to be back with us. so we've seen thousands of people take the streets in tbilisi against this foreign agents. bill, why do you think the georgia government brought in this bill is a step towards all authoritarianism. as, as many the protest, i seem to think that the current georgia government, which has been in power for a decade, started out to be more pro european both to be in there on the street. rhonda sheila who sponsor's ruling party really has experience pretty much all in russia and steadily, the character of government, the georgia dream political party has moved the country backward and recent years toward our pro russian direction. and this law that is being proposed is almost a copy of one the russian house has he say, i mean, that's an important point. you may get william beca

he says it goes against georgia state, that objective of joining the e u. and is incompatible with its values and standards. united nations is appealing for international aid to help bring a refugees in bangladesh comes after large fire to camp and cox's bazaar destroyed more than 2000 homes on sunday. oh, jesse was tanveer chandry has this update from cautious bazaar. more than a 1000000 ro hanger ravages in cox's bazaar, depend on food and other rations provided by the un and other agencies. the help has been vital for many here, like lama and his family members. but he is not worried about a recent cut to russians at a time when help is needed the most and saluted out him most no because of the new rationing. we can't get all the food items like we used to. we wanted it is now going to be difficult to manage with so little home a lot. it's not just the cut to 8 that's worrying the ring. a community. people who live here say fire and incidents of violence are becoming increasingly frequent in the camp. a large fire last sunday destroyed the makeshift home

georgia state police said the man opened fire first and they returned fire. this week has been promoted by protesters, a week of action and protests with the fate of this proposed police and fire training facility dubbed cop city hanging in the balance. >> the question of course is, nick, how long these are going go on, what these protests can look like? >> reporter: >> nick, stand by. >>> want to bring in chief law enforcement analyst john miller. good morning. . 35 people taken into custody. at least 23 people facing domestic terrorism charges. how serious is this. >>. >> this has been going on for a while. it involves a shooting between police and a protester, the protester was killed. second wave in downtown theratlanta. not at the construction site, they broke bank windows, attacked businesses, so you've got a couple of interesting dynamics here, you got groups of local protesters who have a position on this training ground and whether it's going to infect the environment and destroy a wooded area, but then you have the out of town group that's come in a