tech police, georgia state university, georgia bureau of investigation, the fbi is downtown. every law enforcement agency is there, and if this has to happen, the place you will get the most thorough and in-depth law enforcement response. >> sandra: we are getting the first images of the spent on the screen here. >> i'm looking at these, too. atlanta police department twitter feed, and we see the mask, and nobody raises any kind of alarm over it. but it's worth mentioning that before covid this is why wearing masks in public was against the law so people could not commit crimes and remain incognito or unidentifiable. but that certainly aggravates law enforcement efforts to solve crimes, and you need as much identifying information as possible. i do see some photographs that look like maybe without a mask, but they are not the best quality in the world. maybe you have something i'm not seeing but hopefully it can get out to members of the public and get an identification quickly. >> john: if you walk into a medical facility these days without wearing a mask you are frowned upo

in the midtown area, you have the georgia state university police, georgia tech police. atlanta police, georgia state patrol, several different agencies, and when you expand, fulton county sheriff's office. cobb county. we host large events in atlanta like the super bowl, we often coordinate and work together. it doesn't surprise me there was immediate coordination and joint effort because this area is right near the main interstate, 75 to 85, that runs through downtown atlanta. you can jump on easily from that location and head north into cobb county. so it's an intricate, very expansive camera network in and around the city, and also great coordination, constant coordination with law enforcement through the metropolitan area. >> we have been told the press conference has slid a few minutes. we're going to take a quick break. we expect to hear from atlanta police about the capture of this shooter tonight. stay with us. we'll be back after this break. safety radar detector: watch for traffic. and our most advanced safety system evever. ♪ when i was diagnosed with h-i-v,

and over $8 million cut for the largest public university in georgia, georgia state university. and a $1.6 million cut for georgia quinn net college -- gwinnette college housed in my district. these continued cuts will negatively force schools to make up the revenue elsewhere or be forced to raise prices even further for students and families. my colleagues claim the american people are fiscally irresponsible, but those are not the georgians that i know and that i represent. the fact of the matter for most americans is that the only way to afford school is to take out a loan, which i'm sure many of my colleagues here in congress have actually had to do. we tell people every day that one of the best ways to get ahead is to get an education. we are now punishing them for trying to partake of the very thing we want them to be doing. obtaining the skills that are necessary and vital to move their family and country forward. mr. kvaal, can you discuss the negative impact that decreased public investment and continued cuts to higher education budgets have on our students and universiti

you'll have the atlanta pd, the gbi, the georgia state patrol, and you'll have the federal agents, fbi, atfs, u.s. marshals, they'll all gather there. the commanders of those agencies will get together. they will discuss strategies. they'll bring in more people. you've seen some s.w.a.t. vehicles, a bear cat, you know, those armored vehicles that can protect s.w.a.t. when they're moving in. they're blocking the streets off of course. they have ambulances on standby. there's a motor officer coming in. they've got to help with traffic. they've got to keep people back. this is the strength here of a city police department that has all these officers that can deal with it quickly. but nevertheless, nevertheless, they still have the challenge of finding the shooter, and it can be daunting. >> yeah, and jim, how do they go about doing that? we have a clear picture here of the suspect's face, and you had mentioned, you know, they might rely on the public to hopefully be watching news coverage or maybe see it online, see if they recognize this person, other than that how has does law enforceme

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

male: well, it all comes down to georgia, folks. male: what happens in georgia is gonna determine the future of the united states: see a clearing trend overnight across northern georgia, that's gonna allow it to get fairly cold again. male: lows are dropping down to-- karishma: it's winter in atlanta and new covid cases are spiking at around 5000 a day. this once vibrant city is eerily quiet. [phones ringing] queen larosa: good morning, wyatt clan. this is queen larosa with-- female: --georgia stand-up. we're just reaching out to voters to remind them-- female: please get up, get out, cast your ballot so that your vote can be counted and your voice can be heard. karishma: here in fulton county, election fever is ramping up. ♪♪♪ deborah: first of all, is everybody in here registered to vote? karishma: it's the last day of voter registration for the runoff elections in two senate seats. deborah: what we find is that people-- karishma: deborah scott, a veteran voting rights activist, is rallying her team. deborah: we want serial voters, because what is voting? power. there are two kinds of power: there's organized

they're like most police departments, but they've got assistance from the county sheriff, from the georgia state police and gbi, georgia bureau of investigation and they all come together during a major incident along with fbi, atf and homeland security investigations. you know, this is a police department that has been trained in active shooter tactics. they work with the alert training going back to 2016 which is the forming of contact teams with the first immediate responders and going in to meet the threat from all reports we've heard so far. it sounds like that's what they did today and this shooting happened in a very short space of time and the suspect fled within that time as police were just arriving. they set up that perimeter to try and contain him and it appears, although this is still very fluid and information is preliminary that he may have gotten away through this carjacking. we have one report of a carjacked auto that was recovered in cobb county. another report of an attempted carjacking. it's possible he may have tried it once before he successfully was able to get a car to ge

that is definitely not something we see every day as georgia state troopers this morning, officials confirm1 year old woman from tallahassee was behind the wheel of that car . she survived with serious injuries and is still recovering in the hospital in stable condition. the crash is still under investigation, but all we're worried about is that she heals and that she gets better. a deputy was hit by flying debris and suffered minor injuries and was released from the hospital. the same day. officials are reminding people to remain attentive when traveling at high speeds. i would just really like for people who watch the video to see how easy that it can happen and do more to prevent it. move over slow down, be careful, try to get rid of all the distractions anything that might keep you from getting home safely, because in the end, that's what we're all aiming for, is for everyone to make it to their destination safely. wow. the sheriff's department says they have tried to talk to the woman to get her side of the story, but so far, her injuries have kept her from speaking. it's really lucky

in that midtown area you had georgia state university, including some georgia tech police. you had atlanta police. georgia state patrol and the martyr police. several different agencies -- and then when you expand that, the fulton county sheriff's office, you get into cobb county. well, because we host large events in atlanta like the super bowl, we often coordinate and work together and it doesn't surprise me that there was immediate coordination and joint effort and this area is right near where the main interstate, 75 to 85, that runs through downtown atlanta. and you can jump on very easily from that location and head north into cobb county. and so, it's an intricate, very expensive camera network, in and around the city. and also, it's great coordination, constant coordination, with law enforcement throughout the metropolitan area. >> i just want to remind our viewers, we have been told that the press conference maybe has slid a few minutes. so, we are going to take a quick break. we expect to hear from atlanta police about the capture of this shooting suspect tonight.

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georgia is opposing state russia. georgia has been used as a how then to russian state for years, do we just had photographs of foreign policy to russia? and by the end of the day, this ended by 2008 august war between go gen russia soon, that the georgia dream gone and decided not to follow this path anymore. and now, and we have a war in chron, some. our friends in the wes, besides the in, in brussels in rush, the want to push georgia to become much more aggressive towards the russia and the something that, and the, the georgia dream know whether you decide to want to have them to grow. and this puts clear so by the social is hoping that by section some george's, by writing visual section 8 may influence a judge and through the judge and government, the general what do you say? what do you think the locals, what about the local communities in georgia? what does a think about this? i mean, i would imagine that that'd be pleased with a resumption of direct flights between moscow and what must go into please see what, w

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 that has been distributed, for your viewers

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if you want our friendship to continue after may 15th gets her hands of the georgia state . we are still in favor of corporation and friendship. he liked to respectfully back tracked upon realizing there was no real link between the poorly made the fake video he had referred to and russia. lucille, don't you know, for that we think russia for it statement in which it assured that it's not interfering in elections directly or digitally. there are no issues and we have no problems with the russian people. on the contrary, i have referred to them as my friends, and it's we heard of guns of dreams of an easy victory, faded with every new ballot knowing that the wind that takes it all, he pre empted the rifle, the guns to port his home, the streets of the old position, govern capital and corrupt, sending a distinct signal. the 2 can play the game of protests. after all, the opposition has been quite vocal about the grudges towards the gun and his retinue. when all the presidential candidates and the circus election was sent on along from the ancestor alliance, he's on the 3rd pla

another investigation, which is the one that's happening in georgia where they are investigating your efforts to overturn the election results in the state of georgia. >> i did nothing wrong. it was a perfect phone call. >> at the center of that is that call you had -- >> perfect call. >> given the fact there are indictments expected to come in that case this summer, is that a call you would make again today in. >> yeah, i called questioning the election. i thought it was a rigged election. i thought it had a lot of problems. i guess every secretary of state -- there were like seven lawyers on the call, we're having a call, a normal call. nobody said, oh, gee, he shouldn't have said that. if this call was bad, i questioned the election. >> you asked him to find votes. >> we heard the audiotape. there's an audio saying find me 11,000 votes. >> the election was rigged. why didn't him and his lawyers hang up? how dare you say that? >> they were clearly concerned enough they recorded the call and i should note -- >> this was a call that was made to question the results of election and we have -- and when we can't make a call to question elec

georgia. we should not be boycotting states because guess what?up goes to florida, they are going to be black people that are going to benefit from that because they have jobs there so we don't want to takeaway jobs from black people by telling black people don't go to the state. stuart: well-said. thank you very much for being on the show today. we enjoyed it and i hope you did too. see you soon. question. the trivia question. when did memorial day change from may 30 to the last day in may? 1882, 1910, 1944, 1971? the answer, and you're going to play this one, mike murphy, without looking it up. the answer after this. i got into debt in college, and no matter how much i paid, it followed me everywhere. so i consolidated it into a low-rate personal loan from sofi. get a personal loan with low low fixed rates, and borrow up to $100k. sofi get your money right. century lithium is advancing their clayton valley project towards production, with the goal of becoming a domestic lithium producer for the growing electric vehicle market. nevada's lithium i

detail the situation once again in dnipro. attacks on the city well, the independence day of the state of georgia , the main state holiday of georgia, is celebrated today, may 26. what is the georgian dream? what is the name of the ruling party in georgia and where are they? the ruling party of georgia , which has been in power for more than 10 years , the real head of the political force is oligarch benzina ivanishvili, who has close business ties with moscow in the last parliamentary elections in in 2020, according to official data, more than 48% of voters supported the party and the course of curtailment of saakashvili-era reforms and rapprochement with putin's russia, but georgia's path began with completely different hopes . on april 9, 1991, the country declared independence almost 5 months earlier than ukraine, and a writer from viad was elected as the first president gensahurdy, a supporter of a strict nationalist course, he demanded the liquidation of abkhaz and south ossetian autonomy, a war fueled by russia broke out in the country. it turned into the civil hemosachurdy was killed, the

how do you explain that in a state like georgia to the voters that there are all these issues? to have an education process or how do you deal with this? >> thanks. my name is ryan, general counsel at general state's office in georgia. generally 24th in january this year i told my wife for two to three year job and i missed that one but when it came out i had a lot of litigation experience which ended up serving pretty well in the office but i didn't know a lot about elections other than voting and turn on the tv and see if you want but i learned quickly running an election is a complicated logistical exercise that requires teamwork top-down from the state of the top of the county all the way down people at the polls and across the whole state whether the state like georgia or california, a conjugated logistic exercise and that's why this is so crucial because it's two things. i want to say voter centric thing to do because it helped make sure when voter shows up to vote, everything is right. you want to show up at the polls and there's wrong information or something because it

this is a good sign for general republicans to look at because as you said georgia is a state that was just lost, georgia has democratic senators now, to see republicans leading except for donald trump leading joe biden so weak necessaries. >> look weather the a.p. poll i think today came out showed that the economy and immigration are the two biggest issues, two biggest concerns for key voters and so i mean that's got to be republican territory and especially a state like georgia that's getting hampered. >> i walked into the grocery store first time since covid i heard that clichÉ in these difficult times, talking to shoppers how high prices are or have risen. >> arizona another state trump lost, 11 electoral votes. what are the polls saying about how he would do against biden? >> a lot of the same thing. all the numbers have shown in 2016 donald trump hit the ceiling he's going to get. didn't get the popular vote but one in the electoral college. a part of that was due to some of the democratic base not activated. they're activated now. so while trump has solidified his core he's not

georgia and we didn't we didn't have that kind of effort here. and the demographics are different here. i'm not it's probably an apples and oranges comparison, but something like that made a difference in the state of georgia and we really haven't, to my knowledge undertaken that kind of massive build. county by county. you talked about demographics and you know, a lot of democratic leaders in texas and around the country seem to operate from an assumption that the proportion of latinos grows in texas and the proportion of the latino voters that they will automatically become democrats and vote democratic. well, that's kind of fantasy thinking to you can't i mean, from what i see from a distance, the hispanic community is not monolithic. it is a very diverse and it's not size fits all. and you and i here in san antonio are probably much more aware of that than other in the state. and you can't run a one size fits all campaign and expect a turnout. you also have to understand you have to understand people's culture and aspirations and again, you can't stereotype based on what you think existed ten or 15 or 20 years ago. also, it's always a changing environment, but it takes take some strategic th

so in the early 1800s, georgia seated a large portion of its western land claims. to the united states government which basically is going to encompass, alabama and mississippi. and then in that process the georgia gives up its land claims with the cherokee don't give up their land claims in 1825. they basically create a new capital and in 1827 write a constitution. i mean if you look if the whole point is native americans need to assimilate into white culture. i mean the fact that the cherokee have done exactly what whites have said do and doesn't seem to matter seems to be a big deal. they actually pass along 1828 saying that any member of the cherokee nation that signs some sort of removal agreement or land claim agreement without the approval of the council. has committed treason against the cherokee nation. and something like they they've got this figured out. all right. so when the when the indian removal act comes along they're already set and ready to go. the problem is georgia has looked to the us government saying hey. you promised us when we seated you all this land that you

state has done that. i can just speak to georgia. i believe is at the end of the day, in many states, a lot of people left the top of the ticket blank. republicans and democrats we are looking for our next great leader. i don't think that that is the person that has the vision that will carry us forward. i just hope that that next great leader is republican. on the other side i'm sure that they were looking for their side we see an awful lot of political angst because people do not believe that their leadership is responding to that. >> during the course about focus group we did it all on zoom. it was about 40 minutes. we cut it down to 11 for the actual show. one of the participant said when people come to me and they talk about democracy, i feel like it is a weapon against me. whenever i hear democracy talk over and over again i'm just being put down. put on the defensive. it is a weapon to make me feel bad. i thought, wow. that is a very interesting perspective. a general concept in this country that could feel like a weapon. i me

things are coming to a head in georgia. the state that represented perhaps more than any other the

economy specified that airlines and planes that are under sanctions will not operate in georgia to the united statesned georgia about possible sanctions in the event of the resumption of direct air traffic with russia , the us state department stated this 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

i -- >> i rise today to congratulate the 2023 georgia high school association 4-a state champions the johnson knights boys soccer team. last week they became back-to-back state champions after defeating the westminster wildcats. a final score of 5-2. combined with their a-5 championship titles from last year and 2018. this latest marks the third title in the last five completed seasons. fueled by adrenaline filled with talent and led by the coach, these gifted young men continue to dominate the competition and make the ninth district proud. congratulations, johnson high school boys soccer team on an exciting win and becoming back-to-back georgia state champions. thank you. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. pursuant to clause 12-a of rule, 1 the chair declares the house in recess until 11 a.m. today. >> and house lawmakers will be working on the republicans' border security bill as well as legislation to provide states to recover

states are not budging on this. be prepared for the real possibility that this gun was lawfully purchased. we don't know. there would be no constraint as you're referring to in georgia and most states. the simple act of seeking mental health care is certainly not enough to block someone from purchasing a weapon, nor do we want it to be. we want people to access mental health care of course, but we also want to try and create a threshold whereby if you're adjudicated or involuntarily institutionalized or certain, let's set a bar somewhere. this happened big time after the virginia tech shooting. you'll recall. so that information then gets entered into what's called the nix background system run by the fbi and a flag goes up when you try to purchase a weapon after that. we don't know if that person would have been able to purchase a gun lawfully in some other state based on his status. we don't know if it was the first mental health appointment for him or the 27th mental health appointment for him. we don't know. there's another question that's going to come up around guns here. that's the question of security in a hospital. someone bringing a gun into a hospital ver

state has done that. i can just speak to georgia. what i believe is at the end of the day, in many states, a lot of people left the top of the ticket blank. republicans and democrats we are looking for our next great leader. i don't think that that is the person that has the vision that will carry us forward. i just hope that that next great leader is republican. on the other side i'm sure that they were looking for their side we see an awful lot of political angst because people do not believe that their leadership is responding to that. >> during the course about focus group we did it all on zoom. it was about 40 minutes. we cut it down to 11 for the actual show. one of the participant said when people come to me and they talk about democracy, i feel like it is a weapon against me. whenever i hear democracy talk over and over again i'm just being put down. put on the defensive. it is a weapon to make me feel bad. i thought, wow. that is a very interesting perspective. a general concept in this country that could feel like a weapon.

see, what happened in georgia -- and i think it may have happened in other states. 0 voters skipped the presidential race. they didn't vote for any of the three candidates for president, yet they voted down ballot in the other races. that's why president trump came up short. what you saw is our republican congressman got 33,000 more votes collectively than president trump. >> you have been clear that you obviously follow the numbers there. you say, i am a republican. event noted before that you would have wanted a republican to win that election. does it hurt republicans to have someone who is right now the gop front-runner that is still denying the results of the election, including in your state? >> i think that when people run for office they should be looking forward, because that's where we're going to spend our too much time. that's what people are looking at. what's going to happen next week, next year, what's your plans for the future? when people run campaigns it should be looking to the future, not just looking back and talk about stolen election claims, wh

states. anshe advanced with the martha graham dance company and performed at carnegie hall. she was the leader in the fight forig women's rights and she had come to georgiawith the project taking great art to remote communities across the country. we invited betty to state the governor's mansion. i was nervous. she was the most distinguished guest we had ever had. when she arrived she was so warm and friendly she immediately put me at ease and we had a good time together. of course i didn't tell her then that my husband was thinking about running for president. [laughter] the next time i met betty was at the white house shortly after the 1976 election. it might have been a very moment. i know from personal experience that was a difficult time for her yet she was just betty as gracious as always. as i assume the responsibilities of the first lady i had an excellent role model and a tough act to follow. betty broke new ground in speaking out on women's issues a public disclosure of her own battle with breast cancer lifting the veil of secrecy from this disease patients the influence of the office of the first lady to promote early detection and millions of

extremist in the georgia state legislature went so far as to limit drop boxes, extremists proposed and passed laws to attack the freedom of a woman to make a decision about her own body. these so-called leaders, extremists, extremists state-by-state, made it legal to open carry a gun without even a permit or a background check, these extremists, dare claim to be for life. these extremists have a plan. >> jesse: that was just one speech, what you see extremist quest mike what do they look like quest mike they look like me, they disagree with me. is that us? are we a nation of bigots? it is now my life, i doubt it is yours. we play in the same sports team, take your kids to practices, we worship might go to parent teacher night we largely love one another regardless of race. i think it's actually undeniable that we are living in the lease raises moment in human history. within that context. we are in the least racist country in the planet and we are almost at the least racist moment in the entire of our own personal america is three. i say almost because take a look at this gallup poll,

of fult that is here right now that has been working alongside our department, georgia tech pd, georgia states 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 focused on the vehicle wh

. >> that georgia state representative says her democrat colleagues are giving away $1,000 checks tose she sided with republicans on school of choice. congress is still not quite sure how to regulate artificial intelligence even as it moves further into our personal lives. >> the thing about pat is the more time she spends with you the more she learns. before long she is going to know more about you than you know yourself. >> that's kind of creepy, isn't it? it's like big brother is watching you only big brother turns out to be your house. >> congress has been hearing from the creators of a.i. programs that there needs to be more regulation on products. the hearing last week reportedly covered whether an oversight committee should be created and who would serve on it. and those are your headlines. >> they should have a team of experts ready to regulate a.i.. >> cay m kamala is in charge ofu heard, right. >> all the best. >> a couple venn diagrams ought to figure it out. >> all morning long we've had a voter panel, asking about political opinions and how they see the race heading into

georgia is not unique. it's not different than what happened in these other states. i think you will see is an indictment in georgia, it seems clear that's coming in july or august. and then you will see a more sprawling indictment coming later in federal court. >> you say that with certainty. i mean, it is logical, because donald trump can't stay in power unless he steals and overturns more than one state. georgia doesn't get him there numerically, so of course, the coup didn't start and stop in georgia. but do you know something? i guess your intimacy with the evidence is what gives you the confidence to say that? >> exactly. nicolle, i don't know anything behind the scenes about the process of the special counsel. i'm a former prosecutor, and i look hard at these facts for 16 months, working on the select committee. sit a strong and compelling case of obstruction of an official proceeding, of a conspiracy, of the submission of false statements, the fake elector certificates. so i take the attorney general at his word when he says he will make this decision based o

georgia and he dove in deeper. because he articulated the motive for his unlawful conduct including conduct in the united states of er georgia law. so how damaging were his comments about that particular probe? >> again, i think that that is the core of what we are talking about with donald trump. if you are providing prosecutors with different tools in terms of the words anything that you say, the things that you say they're incriminating and that can be problematic. and now it is really up to the prosecutors to skillfully and hopefully use them in terms of how they proceed with their cases and their -- these have a lot of -- a lot of utility even -- actually establishing his state of mind. >> carol, before we go, let's turn to the e. jean carroll case. the lawyers filed a notice of intent to appeal their loss in that civil case. but we should also note that carols lawyers said they will make a decision soon on whether to file another defamation suit after trump once again made disparaging comments about carole at the town hall. where you see all of this going. >> we have not heard the last from either party here

they have used this as evidence to say that he was murdered by police, and more likely that the georgia statejured by friendly fire. the police have refuted the claim, but now they say there are enough contradictions that there should be an investigation. so the new probe says that there is enough evidence that there should be a probe. the family released an independent autopsy showing that he was seated in a meditative position with the palms faced inward when they were shot and killed by police, and in the many months that the site being staged by people to come in to grieve their grievances with police. and this is where police and fire departments should receive adequate training, and this is a story that is not going to go away. >> nick valencia, we know that you will keep us posted. >>> and now, three operations from texas to virginia to mississippi, but a key tool in the arsenal is still not fully operational. in february, hackers targeted the u.s. marshal's fugitive tracking system in a ransomware attack. and sean, what are they saying about the attack? >> we think of the attack of ha

in addition to the local police there, in addition to the georgia state police, in addition to georgia tech police just down the street, you have all sorts of federal law enforcement as well. fbi has a substantial office there, dea is there, federal building downtown. even though many cities are experiencing a shortage of police officers, there are so many agencies there in atlanta that if you issue a bolo like they have today and issue an all hands on deck order, you are going to get a lot of man power, woman power on the streets looking for this fella and they have a pretty good idea of what he looks like as well from that one image that was taken from inside the elevator, just below the image of me on the screen there. so if somebody knows who this person is, get in touch with atlanta police or any local law enforcement. >> sandra: you have to imagine the horror for the parents with kids in schools nearby, the atlanta public school system has issued a public safety alert and put their schools into lockdown. they just issued a statement saying such, aps community and the area immedia

my and e, for abortions, enters the ranks during the evacuation of citizens of ukraine and georgia other stateswith the assistance, who worked in the vessels of a non-ukrainian airline skype but our embassy, ​​i mean the russian embassy in khartun, not only did not refuse to board the export flights to citizens of ukraine who asked for help, but even for two weeks after the start of the armed conflict supported with constant communication with them provided them with all possible assistance, if there is any doubt that such behavior of the kiev regime was due to a special military operation. no, do not indulge yourself with illusions exactly the same from the side kyiv regime. we saw 3 years ago. as you can imagine, 2 years. this is a special war operation, when citizens, including ukraine, were taken out as part of e, hmm evacuation, somewhere they were not called its tsons, but export measures, and when the e world was closed by a bow down, and because of the pandemic, the country's borders were closed, many cities and so on and so forth. so. uh, the russian side will arrange different flights

position, to come out this salmon outsider, from georgia and really just coming at this, for public service and my values. but to really go from being a state-level politician in georgia to being but i'm going to run for president, you have to have serious political ambition to really be a vicious this kind of a piece of the carter persona and of the person that carter was in the 1970s people talk about him as a selfless public service i don't think that it takes away from the selfless public servant narrative to also emphasize how ambitious carter was the way we think about those going together one of the questions in one post you at the end, when we think of these things as being incompatible and okay, questions. >>very little bit about the general election here g again carter brings in this whereby, and he positions himself, is not really liberal really conservative and positions himself as a conservative in the primary race and the liberal democrats they knock each other out and to consolidate the coalition some liberal ideas please kind of like ideologically ambiguous talks about how inefficiencies about tax reform and welfare reform a