georgia and metro atlanta was number one on our list. he got a job promotion to go to atlanta and we said, let's check it out. there, within three said, i love it here, i have told my dad but you have to tell your mother. keep our home in georgia where we live right in the heart of the sixth district and i will commute back and forth. on of the waste keep my feet the ground is to make sure that i do my grocery shopping and go to church with the people that i represent and it is important for me to keep his circle of friends who are not in the world of politics because they don't care about any of this. that?t do you hear about >> i get a little pass for the first couple of weeks but my friends are not in the political world. they will be very straightforward with me. that is a grounding perspective that is needed. >> you work for marilyn quayle. i read somewhere that you developed a mantra for yourself as far as how you define yourself. what is that and why is it important to you? >> i think you are probably talking about the fact that s

dot com coming up on stones and stuff but the debate executive director of metro atlanta task force forthe homeless discussed the war that's currently being waged in atlanta and across the united states to. all the world's a stage and all the news companies merely players but what kind of parties aren t. american players are to america offer much more american personal. in many ways to use the landscape just like if you really use a new suit actors bad actors and in the end you could never you're on. so much parking all the world's a stage all the world's a stage all the world's a stage we are definitely a player. i'm john harshman and i'll give you what the mainstream media can't so big picture will go deeper investigate and debate all so you can get the big picture. thank you. ever since society began to industrialise around big cities concentrated poverty and homelessness have been tragically reliable by products of urban life for a variety of reasons nearly two million people across the u.s. live without a permanent roof over their heads and a bed to sleep it but a swarms of the bee

georgia metro atlanta was number one on our list to go to. and it was maybe six months into it and he got a job promotion to go to atlanta. as soon as we got there within three months i said to him well, honey i love it here. i've already told my dad, but you have to tell your mama. >> so is he still in atlanta? will you still remain in atlanta? >> he is. we will keep our home in georgia, right in the heart of the sixth district, and i'll commute back a forth. i think one of the ways to keep my feet on the ground is make sure and go home and do grocery shopping and go to church and also keep a circle of friends who aren't in the world of politics because they don't care about any of this. >> what have you heard from them the. >> thus far not too much. my friends are not in the political world, so they will be very candid and straightforward with me. and i think that's a very grounding perspective that's needed. >> you said you worked in the quail administration. specifically you worked for maryland quail. what is that and why is it important

georgia, metro atlanta was number one on our list to go to. and it was maybe six months into it and he got a job promotion to go to atlanta and we said, let's go check it out. as soon as we got there within three months i said to him i love it here. i have already told my dad but you have to tell your mama. >> so is he still in atlanta? will he still remain in atlanta? >> we will keep our home in roswell, georgia, where we live which is in the heart of the sixth district. i'll commute back and forth. one of the ways to be able to keep my feet on the ground is to make sure that i go home and i'm doing my grocery shopping and going to church with the people i represent. and it's also important to me to keep a circle of friends who aren't in the world of politics. they don't care about any of this and they'll tell you about it. >> what do you hear from them? >> i get a little bit of pass for the first couple weeks to get the office set up. you know, my friends are not in the political world. they will be very candid and straightforward with me. i

that's were like 90% of the people in the metro atlanta live , so how would i concentrate on the? so, i decided to look at gwinnett county to the north because when i grew up it was the quintessential white county and the grew with no planning pretty much and explosively. i think it was the fastest growing area in the us during the 80s and 90s. now, it is a majority minority. there are fewer than half of the people who live there are white. a lot of different kinds of people. there's very wealthy korean communities, a lot of latinos, many of whom are undocumented, in danger of being exported by mr. trump. and a lot of vietnamese. they got a wonderful school system. and they have really been able to handle all of these languages and all of these cultures in a remarkable way. i was impressed and in a lot of ways with gwinnett. i read about that and then to the east i wrote about stone mountain and clarkston. clarkston is where many refugees have settled and again, there are stories are amazing and could take up a whole book itself. then, stone mountain is a bit further to the east f

coming up we preview show on the storm's interview with anita baker executive director of the metro atlanta task force for the homeless and she will talk about the u.s. government's war against the all states who want. all the world to stay and all the news companies merely players but what kind of partners are into american play r.t. america offers more r.t. america first. many ways to use the landscape just like the real news big new good actors bad actors and in the end you could never you're on. so much parking all the world all the world all the world's a stage we are definitely a. gentrification is one of the most polarizing issues of modern urban life we often hear sarcastic moans about the sounds and smells of real life being edged out by the smell of eight dollar cabbage you know concoctions and longtime locals being priced out by rooftop partying froze a butt in atlanta georgia the issue is all too real for thousands of downtown homeless who rely on the one hundred thousand square foot peach tree pine shelter which apparently has no place in the modern glossy atlanta and vision by

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atlanta braves versus washington nationals. hopefully we can get this game in. mother nature will first pitch at seven of what. avoid the hassle of traveling downtown during rush hour and take the metro's green line. that is it for traffic. adrianna: breaking news right now at 6:02. violent protests outside of the g-20 summit. they continue in hamburg after a full day of demonstrations yesterday. water cannonsuse to clear a blockade of protesters. e set ont, two cars wer fire and 76 police officers have been hurt. demonstrators say they are protesting globalization and capitalism. gettwo day summit is set to underway later this morning to president trump fired off two tweets. "i will represent our country well and fight for his interest. fake news media will never cover me accurately but who cares? we will again." he said, "i look forward to all meetings today with leaders, including my meeting with vladimir putin. much to discuss." that meeting will take place at 9:45 our time. you can be sure we will be watching. autria: this morning, congressman steve scalise recovering at medstar washington hospital after a new surgery to manage infection. the hospital says the procedure went well

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georgia and metro atlanta was number one on a list to go to. was maybe six months into it and he got a job promotion to go to atlanta. we said let's go check it out. as soon as we got there within three months, i said to him, well honey, i love it here. i told my dad, but you have to tell your mom. host: [laughter] is he still in atlanta? guest: he well. he will keep her home in roswell, georgia, where we live right in the heart of the six district. i will commute back and forth. one of the ways to keep my feet on the ground is to make sure that i go home and i'm doing my grocery shopping and going to church with the people i represent. it's also important to me to keep the circle of friends who are not in the world of politics. they don't care about any of this. they will tell you like this. host: what have you heard from them? guest: nothing too much. i've gotten a little past ticket office set up. my friends are not in the clinical world. >> good afternoon and welcome. >> obviously back to begin. "the new york times is quote reporting that w

in metro atlanta, which is this huge sprawling mess of six million people now, they're losing land at an alarming rate and losing trees at an alarming rate. >> watch this and other problems online at booktv.org. >> good evening, ladies and gentlemen, welcome to barnes & noble upper west side. tonight i have the distinct pleasure of introducing auth