what we've seen in atlanta are part of larger longer patterns of anti should violence. which dates back to at a chinese violence during the 1900 centuries the passage of the 875 page law that was directed at chinese banning chinese women but in practice ended up stereotyping all chinese women as prostitutes we continue to see banning japanese immigrants with the 924 immigration act and then in the late are the middle to late 20th century we see us imperialism in asia and the establishment of military camp towns in korea that condoned perpetuated sexual violence against korean women during the cold war and in other us wars in asia and so all of this history deeply informs what we saw happen in atlanta and why historians are calling for the fact that racism and sexism must be understood as part of the factors that contributed to this hate crime right so there is this kind of underlying see if you like of racism that's always there but crissy can erupt to be at any moment as we see there are particular moments we've seen at each asian violence that arise during great depre

this is atlanta. heavily blue. look for a lot of democratic votes to come pouring in throughout the day and evening hours. republicans really trying to make inroads and drove up numbers here in the rural south and also in the north where president trump made a late night visit last night in the city of dalton, georgia. we're in atlanta right here in fulton county. almost 70% for ossoff 60 days ago. matt finn is in an absentee ballot center. good afternoon. what are you seeing? >> good afternoon, bill. fulton county's top officials insist this election will be as safe as secure ago they feel the general election was in november. the secretary of state is reporting things are going smoothly here and statewide and the average wait time at polling locations is a minute. a minute less than the average wait time in november. the commissioner of fulton county said he's out visiting up to 50 polling locations pause he wants to personally observe. the spotlight is on fulton county after major allegations of fraud during the

this is fulton county where you find atlanta. population ranked number one by joe biden, 72 plus% of the vote on november 3. this is cobb county, number two, joe biden 56%. this is to cap county on the eastern edge of atlanta, it's number three. a clear and easy winter for joe biden. 83% you find democrats voting in this part of the state, these are the changing counties in atlanta hence the reason why this is such a close race come tuesday night. ultimately, this is what it's about. the balance of power in the senate, republicans go into the reset 5050 -- 48. if they lose kamala harris break the tie in the u.s. senate, and that is what tuesday night is all about in the battle for america. we will see you soon in atlanta. back to you. >> wilhelm or at the billboard. coming up next in atlanta tonight we will go to the northern part of the state where republicans are pushing for a massive turnout to contend with the expected democratic search in atlanta. we'll be right back. what's ahea. since 1995, seniors have opened their doors

everer been to buckhead in atlanta? a beautiful residential in the northwest corner of the city that's not a huge place with only 80,000 people to live there, but it is fair to say without buckhead, atlanta as currently run could not exist. taxes from buckhead residents account for one fifth of atlanta's entire city budget. so you think the people who ran the city would be polite to buckhead, they certainly should be. but the opposite is true. for decades, various mayors of atlanta have attacked buckhead as something offensive or immoral aboutiv maintaining an orderly neighborhood. for the most part, the residents of buckhead have taken this abuse in silence. so they continue to send huge a amounts of money to a cityod government that hates. them. the politicians in atlanta, this has been a very good deal. but last summer things changed. a man called rayshard brooks was shot to death in a parking lot and wendy's by the police officers and brooks was apparently drunk and had fallen asleep in his car in the driveway. when

we know that this was to make atlanta look like it didn't have a homelessness problem. the olympics should be investing, creating long term resources and opportunities for growth inside a post communities, not making existing problems worse. yeah, well unfortunately, to your earlier point about the fine and they went to killing the poor as a activist myself in the on house work that's very necessary here in los angeles, that's kind of hard to no one picks because we started realizing my partner and i but at the apex of all this work is the looming 2020 olympic games. already we see that a lot of real estate speculation and an a ramp up of enforcement of homelessness and stuff like that around the city is being used with the olympics as a bit of a cover. even just this week, city council passed the new ordinance that basically criminalizes existing and public space in any forms with additional caveats that can be voted on and made even more severe by certain counsel persons in certain spaces in their own district . and unfortunately, this is just the beginning. i myself,

and police charge a white gunman with killing 8 people in atlanta georgia 6 among them were women of asian descent. so tanzania's president john mica foley has died at the age of 61 he hadn't been seen in public since february and there was speculation about his ill health the vice president saw me out so who is his son announced his death on television a short time ago hamas critical market were citizens today on this date march 17th 2021 that 6 in the evening we lost our leader president of the republic of tanzania the only able to join palm bay. he parted this life from heart complications in hospital in dar es salaam. foley was one of africa's most prominent covert 19 deniers and said last year tanzania had eradicated the disease through national prayer. looks back at his life. soon after taking office in 2015 president john palmer mughal fully made a name for himself across tanzania as a leader committed to fulfilling his promises of reform many people called him the bulldozer because of his no nonsense approach to fighting corruption and wasteful spending which had plagued the

ever penned to buckhead in atlanta? a beautiful residential in the northwest corner of the city that's not a huge place with only 80,000 people to live there but it is fair to say without buckhead, atlanta as currently run could not exist. taxes from buckhead residents account for one fifth of atlanta's entire city budget. so you think the papal who ran the city would be polite to buckhead, they certainly should. but the opposite is true. for decades various mayors of atlanta have taxed buckhead as something offensive or moral about maintaining an orderly neighborhood. for the most part the residents of buckhead have taken this abuse in silence. so they continue to send huge amounts of money to a city government that hates them. the politicians in atlanta, this has been a very good deal. a tax and that deal could soon be ending. the reason for that, the current mayor. a spectacular mediocrity with high self-esteem with keisha lance bottoms. like so many big city mayors, bottoms is a demagogue, knowing what she is doing

nba all-star game out of atlanta. it will spread to florida, arizona, texas, whatever is deemed a red state will be deemed never to be hold a major sporting event again. >> harris: biden might not be in the white house if not for minority voters. it will crush those businesses. let's look at the list. other companies and organizations that have criticized the georgia voting law. we aren't saying they're boycotting but criticizing. that's where these things sometimes can start. i say sometimes. we can't tell the future. from what you're saying, atlanta, all of georgia can be hurt by these decisions and i want to point out who did their homework on denver? who did their homework on colorado and compare the voter laws? i.d. required in colorado like georgia? yes. to vote in person. sometimes you have to bring a picture i.d. if it's your first time. in colorado 15 days of early voting. less than the early days of voting and fewer than they have in georgia. 17 to 19 there. >> i don't think many of these companies really st

this is hall county well northeast of atlanta. peter doocy is reporting that republican officials in that town, heavily republican, 70% of the vote for donald trump, they are reporting that today they had 23,000 voters in person today on election day to go months ago they had 15,000. that's the difference reporting of 78,000 votes today. welcome donald trump's at 64,000. so you're off quite a bit. however, in person voting is what republicans are relying on and that seems to be a positive indicator for the republicans, at least in that part of the state of georgia today. what is loeffler going to do? what is purdue going to do? this is where you find your votes. donald trump is at 80%. republicans, they tick higher in that count. if you come down here to the southwest here in marion county, a similar story where they did better than they had in the previous election. i can show you a few more example as well. kind of tight here between the democrat and the republican. what i would tell you though, the examples i want to show you o

i want to hear that from you, but 1st i'm going to talk about ally and also atlanta, the experiences from those 2 cities here i commenters and at the end of it, please pick up one of the main reasons. the advocates and activists in los angeles oppose the olympics, is because of the impact that has on the and house community. we have 60000 announced in los angeles. and the last time the olympics came in, the city use that as a reason to displace to criminalize and to remove people from the street. in preparation for the 96 olympics, nearly 9000 atlanteans were taken off the streets and placed in the atlanta city detention center. we know that this was to make it look like it didn't have a homelessness problem. the olympics should be investing, creating long term resources and opportunities for growth inside a post communities, not making existing problems worse. yeah, well unfortunately to your earlier point about the sign and they went to killing the poor as a activist myself in the on house work that's very necessary here in los angeles, that's kind of hard to no one picks because w

still little is known about the 8 victims killed in the atlanta asian spa shootings only that 6 were asian women police would not say wednesday whether they had worked at the spas but did say that the suspect 21 year old robert aaron long had targeted the businesses he does claim that it was not racially motivated he apparently has an issue what he considers a sex addiction and sees these locations as something that allows him to to. to go to these places and into temptation for him that he wanted to eliminate police a long has confessed to the shootings and is scheduled to appear in court on thursday atlanta's mayor says there is no evidence the spas were cover for sex work we certainly will not begin to blame victims and as far as we know in atlanta these are illegally operating businesses experts say the stereotype of asian spas doubling as brothels is another facet of the anti asian racism growing in the united states the group stop a.p.i. hate formed in response to the rise in xena phobia since coded has collected nearly $3800.00 reports of hate incidents toward asian americans

and a cab county which is a metro atlanta county and it's our leaders in that county my elected a district attorney herself making a public statement encouraging those who are experienced in these types of threats or acts of violence or incident to come forward and be reassuring to those communities that if they do come for they will be heard and and something will be done and those claims will be taken seriously it takes our asian american and our age an immigrant community is to also to rally together to comfort the community but also encourage and stand by one another as we big sure that these incidents are brought to light and whether our asian or not i believe that it is the community as a whole that needs to come together around this issue we know that. that the most of the victims in this case were in fact asian women but if you're not asian more woman it doesn't mean that this does not affect you so as a community and i'm proud that my state i'm seeing now they're coming together and they're wanting answers they're wanting justice all relations are still strained between 2 superpow

well in atlanta biden stopped at the headquarters of the centers for disease control and prevention or c.d.c. to thank the officials there it was meant to be a celebration of sorts as the u.s. has distributed over 100000000 vaccines with the president saying he expects to reach 200000000 in the next couple months president biden and vice president harris planned a political rally on friday night in atlanta but decided to cancel it and instead met with members of the asian american community in the wake of the tragic shootings gabriels andro al-jazeera washington the weather next to 0 then on average. which is. every drop counts we look at why zimbabwe's blood banks almost didn't take. a long dormant volcano springs into life the iceland's capital the area's 1st eruption in nearly 800 years. now this is disappointing still all the clouds coming down from the north the north is always cold temperatures are below where they should be for this time the if the most of europe to be honest we're in single figures really from central france all the way to the east and long way south as well wh

that's atlanta. braves looking to take on houston, thank you so much for watching "fox & friends" this morning. i'm lawrence jones in for brian kilmeade. hello, ainsley and steve. good to be in studio with y'all instead of out of the fields. steve: that's right. as we come in studio m which was renamed this week -- >> ainsley: mr. murdoch. steve: salute to our boss. carley is live outside the game right now in atlanta. carley, you know, major league baseball took away the all-star game from the city of atlanta. millions of dollars kept from going into the pockets of the local venders and restaurants and everybody else but today it's payback because the braves won a spot and so everybody is heading back to your town. carley: that's right. estimate is that the atlanta community could have gotten $100 million because of the all-star game and then that money was taken from atlanta and it was moved to denver. all of this was over the georgia voting law and democrats and president biden called the law raci

nice to see you here in atlanta. this is a race that separates the republican from the democrat by six total votes. hasn't been called. this is debated. >> miller meeks is the republican in the second district of iowa. people in iowa have been watching this race closely. republicans did surprisingly well in the lower ticket races across the country nancy pelosi has dug in on this one and not willing to call miller meeks the representative from that division but provisional as she gets sworn in. rita hart, the democrat in the district lost by six votes. no one other than the extremely well-known and very successful democrat attorney for election policy, he really should be credited with winning these cases across the country that set much of the tone and a lot of things president trump and republicans are angry about is very deeply involved in this. he says he has found 24 ballots that would make rita hart the winner. the democrat in that district. this is a drama and so much going on. this little drama without everyt

joe biden and vice president coming to her spoke after meeting asian american community leaders and atlanta they visit that follows a mass shooting in which 8 people were killed including 6 women of asian descent cambridge is under reports now from washington d.c. trying to console the nation president joe biden said on friday evening that hate crimes against asian americans needs to stop too many asian americans have been walking up and down the streets and were waking up each morning the past year feeling their safety the safety of their loved ones are at stake they've been attacked lame scapegoated harassed. they've been virtually assaulted physically its own killed the comments came in a previously planned stop by president biden and vice president camila harris in atlanta where on tuesday 8 people were killed 7 of them women 6 being up asian descent the alleged gunman a 21 year old white man was arrested and charged with the murders investigators have so far resisted calling the murders a hate crime but on friday vice president harris herself of asian descent as her mother was born in

you know how busy atlanta's hartfield jackson, if you want to go there yet to change to atlanta, and in increased of security presence. this should say check with your airline. we don't know if the gun belonged to a police officer or an armed federal air marshal to have armed federal air marshals they carry weapons but the tsa agents, great folks who want us down and make us go to the machines they don't have guns, they're not armed but maybe somebody was checking a gun in yet strict rules about carrying a gun on a plane. arthel: you make a good point this is the weekend before thanksgiving. i know people will wait until next week to travel, wednesday will be the biggest travel day. some people are getting a head start and people are on edge as they've seen the reports of the misbehavior, bad behavior in flights. with purity concern did not you have a hearing as a gun going off at the airport. it has to make you really, really nervous. we are going to can follow the breaking news in atlanta at hartsfield jackson airport. we will bring more as we get meanwhile no one is armed and no o

we start with baseball in the atlanta braves, a one the world series. i called the job done at the home of the houston astros and in epic fashion. so monica has the latest with this report, and it's been 26 years in the making all that, but the atlanta braves, the world series champions, once again. and they captured the title in style by destroying the houston astros on the road. in game 6, quarries delay getting the scoring going with a 3 run homer. atlanta gave up a for nothing lead and choked and game 5. this time however, they were ruthless. dan's be swanson's massive hit with testament to just that astros fans could hardly believe what had hit them when perch ready. freeman also got in on the home run action by which point the celebrations were almost in full swing credit. and when the title clenching moment came, the brave didn't hold back. to learn to winning the world series with an emphatic 7, nothing demolition. i'm still nom so i really don't have emotions. i'm just kind of turn tell you guys things of how i feel, cuz i don't really show any

here atlanta georgia the 117th u.s. congress is beginning its work democrats kept control of the house of representatives said november's election and the balance of power in the senate will be decided by 2 runoff elections in torture on tuesday. let's take a look at the numbers. at the moment republicans have 50 of the 100 senate seats and democrats have 48 so this is what makes these 2 undecided seats in georgia so important republicans david to do and. running against democratic candidates john are soft and want to if the democrats take both seats the senate will be split $5050.00 vice president carla harris would be the deciding vote giving democrats control republicans only need to win one of the seats to hold on to their majority let's go live now to the task a name who isn't atlanta georgia natasha let's talk 1st about leaks to all of donald trump has what's the fallout been so far. president trump said during that call i don't want to shake up the whole world but he has certainly injected drama into this high st

and still ahead on al-jazeera police charge a white gunman with killing 8 people in atlanta georgia 6 among them were women of asian descent and iraq is struggling to feed their families as politicians bickering over the national budget. it's time for the perfect. sponsored point qatar airways how i once again the weather set fair across japan and the cherry blossoms starting to come out nicely now it's going to stay fine and dry for the most part over the next diode say well so weather will be a little further south and west was so shocked by this band of cloud this stationary weather front juicing rain across central parts of china to run over towards shanghai as we go on into thursday japan stay fine enjoy 18 celsius not too bad but have an 18 in seoul as well cools off a little as we go on friday for turkey but it warms up a touch in so i'm going to say some rain sleet and snow moving towards beijing hopefully that will help to clean the air here after a recent sandstorm heavy showers continue across central parts of china down towards the south is largely fine and dry not dry wea

right now they are so fed up, they are ready to get out of atlanta and divorce atlanta. of the second reason the landmark maintains a place of significance is because we have been here before. "fox & friends" has been here before. now, i could do a quiz because there is only three of you so i'm not going to have you pick amongst yourself which one has been at this diner before it's kilmeade who has been right here standing right here once before. ainsley: do you remember that? brian: really? it. brian: will, did i not know. i totally forgot. i covered two atlanta super bowls. steve: do you know by he does not remember, will? the landmark karen even though it's 6:04 in the east. they sell martinis. brian: although i'm still not old enough to have a martini. will: right above the cake case you can see this is why brian probably doesn't remember is that too dark can you see that's there are your martini mixing materials right there. ainsley: i was watching "fox & friends first," will. todd said i have been there someone from "fox & friends" has been there. i will find out w

bill hemmer is large and atlanta. happy new year to you. >> happy new year to you, nice to see you in 2021. that's all we get. i want to show you what we picked up earlier. you will see this state tomorrow, 7:00 p.m. eastern, i have the match up here for you to come all these counties will fill in. the advance checks and at this. more than 3 million voters, a million ballots returned, 2 million, how does that rates with two months ago on the 3rd of november? you see that bottom number. come on. you see that? come on. to see what what i'm saying here? i think it's good luck. it's not giving it to me. >> dana: i bet it's a good number though. >> i'm having a problem. we were practice, having a problem with his right side. the advanced vote, i'm not going to get it for you. they are is! >> dana: why don't you just tell me what it is. >> i have no idea what just happened year, 4 million of the advanced. the point is, that we are probably not going to meet that number, but it's pretty impressive, so how do you break down t

so had fully on the program major league baseball gets political stripping atlanta of its style game over a new voting law in the state of georgia and the family is going for the victims of friday's trying to crash in taiwan is prosecutors seek an arrest warrant for the owner of the truck rolled onto the tracks. but. we've got spring start with a forecast across many parts of europe over the next couple of days we've got a cooler wind coming into central and even down towards southeastern parts that will be some snow rolling in across the balkans some west of weather little further north was but fun and trying to central and western parts at the moment some as in the sunshine if a little of the cool side but the really cool weather that's further north you go this arctic blast developing that role when driving rice across the precious scholls through a good part of scandinavia down through the low countries that way some wintry weather coming in here talking in in across the good parts of germany and down to the outs because the some snow too into parts of the british isles where so

not have to be another vigil in this seemingly never ending speech of hate against even the well in atlanta biden stopped at the headquarters of the centers for disease control and prevention or c.d.c. to thank the officials there it was meant to be a celebration of sorts as the u.s. has distributed over 100000000 vaccines with the president saying he expects to reach 200000000 in the next couple months president biden and vice president harris planned a political rally on friday night in atlanta but decided to cancel it and instead met with members of the asian american community in the wake of the tragic shootings gabriels andro al-jazeera washington will get a weather update next to 0 then. the one which is. every drop counts will look at why zimbabwe's blood banks almost empty. at a long dormant volcano springs to life iceland's capital the area's 1st eruption in nearly 800 years. but. has still raining on a daily basis and surprisingly in malaysia and indonesia this is what has happened this is satellite picture it's reflected in the forecast but there's a change up. here in laos in vi

we're coming to you live from the georgia congress center in atlanta. ground zero for these crucial run-off elections that will decide which party controls the united states senate as bill and i were discussing. president trump will hold a rally in atlanta for kelly loeffler and david purdue. all of this as the president and georgia's secretary of state, brad rathlisberger continue to spar and over a leaked phone conversation. we'll speak with georgia's secretary of state. so stick around for that. first, we have fox team coverage of peter doocy in atlanta and john robert at the white house. we begin with peter doocy. hi, peter. >> martha, good afternoon. 3 1/2 minutes ago, we got word that the press pool travelling with the president-elect is on the ground. they travel a minute or two or ahead of joe biden. we expect him to be here relatively soon in the next 15 or 20 minutes if everything is on schedule. biden is coming to try to secure a democratic senate that could make it easier to make his multi-trillion dollar progressive ideas a reality starting

that was not atlanta. steve: they will need a lot of cops in atlanta for the big parade. last night the atlanta braves won the world series in houston, which is delicious irony given the fact that major league baseball took away the all-star game from atlanta. they had to win on the road but that is where, look at that right there, that is where minute maid park is in whitney houston a retractible roof i understand. no dome but retractible roof. lawrence jones is there lawrence, it was a big night for atlanta and braves fans everywhere. lawrence: that's exactly right. good morning, family. let's talk about that roof. the astros hoped that if they kept the roof open because they this some success, that it would help then in this game. well, the braves just weren't having it what a comeback after a tumultuous year, the first time since 1995 that they won it all. such raw emotions last night. i had the opportunity to talk ton solve the players. we will show you a little bit of that footage later on in the show. guys, a big moment for atlanta. injuries, having the all-star ga

well in atlanta biden stopped at the headquarters of the centers for disease control and prevention or c.d.c. to thank the officials there it was meant to be a celebration of sorts as the u.s. has distributed over 100000000 vaccines with the president saying he expects to reach 200000000 in the next couple months president biden and vice president harris planned a political rally on friday night in atlanta but decided to cancel it and instead met with members of the asian american community in the wake of the tragic shootings gabriels andro al-jazeera washington the weather next here on al-jazeera then american and chinese diplomats wrap up a tense round of talks in alaska we'll tell you more on the long dormant volcano springs to life by stuns capital the area's 1st eruption and maybe 800 years. it's time for the perfect gentle. sponsored plan and ways. the last few days have been grossly disappointing i have to say for we approach we actually have reached the spring equinox it should be feeling warmer but no because the clouds coming down from the north suggests that normally when th

jillian: new york city and atlanta where it is a beautiful day. todd, i don't know if that would have been the best shade of dress color for you, but maybe the style. todd: you don't think that green would have accentuated whatever color my eyes are. jillian: good morning, you're watching "fox & friends first" on this monday morning. i'm jillian mele. todd: i'm todd piro. kamala harris speaking out on the border crisis blaming the trump administration once again. jillian: doug luzader joins us live from washington. doug, good morning. >> reporter: jillian and todd, good morning. when you dive into the polling numb burkes it's clear that border security and immigration are real weak points right now for the biden administration. vice president kamala harris plans to meet virtually with the president of mexico next month. she's been tasked with trying to solve the problem. over the weekend, she said she is trying to figure out how to go down to the border but she's blaming covid and other of issues for the delay. she is also blaming the trump admini

defiant a day of protests in myanmar is the military accuses a top diplomat of treason treason and atlanta police investigate why a suspected gunman shot 8 people dead 6 of them women of asian descent. how i once again we have severe weather warnings in force the parts of eastern australia lots of clouds showing up on the satellite picture here and we see some very heavy downpours we have been on the show a breeze dragging showers into that eastern side of new south wales can see had $192.00 millimeters of rain it would be 6 hours beating the monthly average which is around $165.00 millimeters for the entire month of march and the weather is set to continue further heavy downpours coming in across the eastern side of new south wales in fact because much of that eastern side of australia will also see some rather wet weather up towards the kimberley coast for the southwest is fought in try perth at $38.00 celsius that's $100.00 in found high for the southeast and try to in melbourne at around $26.00 degrees and not too bad here in fall and try to for much of new zealand with some pleasant s

and people shouldn't travel to atlanta to party. that doesn't appear to be the case. the clubs have been packed and the lines have been long as thousands of folks try to party at dozens of events with celebrity guests promoted for all-star weekend. some folks say this isn't a good idea. >> i think it's crazy. people are not fully vaccinated yet, and we've waited so long and been through so much, what's a few more months? >> reporter: now, the nba has scaled down its all-star events to just one day, the skills and three-point challenges will happen prior to the big game, and the slam dunk contest will go on at halftime. but the league is still answering to criticism from megastars like lebron james who called the move the host the all-star game in the middle of the pandemic a slap in the face to players. take a listen to adam silver's response yesterday. >> it would be incredibly hypocritical to say to lebron that you should speak out issues important to you but not when it's critical to the league. it's issues that can be worked out

in atlanta, homicides are up 63%, rates are up 108%, what's next? >> tomi: listen, the country is turning into gotham before our very eyes on the democrats, the blm movement, the defund the police movement to blame for that and the popularization of those moments to blame for that pay what you are seeing is not only defund the police but what i talk about every day, this culture of lawlessness for certain individuals who feel like they've been given a pass, resisting arrest has turned into a quasi-martyrdom. places are reopening, people are starting to go out more, people are receiving unemployment and stimulus checks, the perfect storm of lawlessness and you don't just couple that with the defund the police movement, what they call criminal justice reform, also cashless bail, crime realignment, misdemeanor, used to be felonies, that's reduce prison sentencing, take all that together, have this perfect storm, and communities especially affluent communities are going to start to feel it where they may not have been before, they may have been shielded

tomorrow, martha maccallum joins me live in atlanta. and zero social distancing on a crowded house floor. how about the hypocrisy in the house, huh? last night. we'll take that open as our coverage continues live in georgia where voters will decide which party controls the senate 24 hours from now. come back. blue skies in georgia. use a single hr software? nope. we use 11. eleven. why do an expense report from your phone when you can do it from a machine that jams? i just emailed my wife's social security number to the entire company instead of hr, so... please come back. how hard is your business software working for you? with paycom, employees enter and manage their own hr data in one easy-to-use software. visit paycom.com for a free demo. hon? first off, we love each other... ...little things... ...can become your big moment. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. it may cause severe d

atlanta is 51% black. denver is 9.2% black. the mlb is moving the all-star game out of atlanta, which has more day-of-voting rights than colorado. the wokes are at it again, folks. keep in mind, he is the only african-american republican senator from the great state of south carolina. this is just an impulse reaction. these are all these companies that are patting themselves on the back saying good for us. we did the right thing. we moved out. although it is built on a lie. it is not correct information. colorado is stricter than georgia is. and guess who is hurt? guess who doesn't make the money the people who would have worked those games. own the hotels the businesses and restaurant. just crushing to all those individuals. steve: we heard from the governor of georgia yesterday regarding those people and the people of atlanta where that stadium is located, the governor said it is 51% african-american. and they are moving the all-star game to denver, colorado, where they're 10% african-american. ainsley: not even that, 9.2. st

atlanta needs buckhead, buckhead does not need atlanta. that is true for a lot of places. the ceo and chairman of the buckhead city committee, thanks so much for coming on. are you getting closer, and again, this is not just a local interest story. this is of interest to a lot of people around the country who are being really, really hurt by the crazed management of their leaders. do you think this could actually happen? >> yes, sir. i want to thank you, tucker. first thanks to the university for showing that we are 100% feasible. we are only going to be taking approximately 10% or less of atlanta has overall operating and with that money that we will now have control over we will be able to hire 250 police officers. they will be the highest paid police officers in the state of georgia. they will all have their own car, they will get a stipend to live in buckhead and we are finally going to get the crime under control. we also are left in this study with a $100 million surplus and that is very interesting because what we go to right away is, where has all the money been go

forget atlanta. atlanta has crazy crime numbers, 52% murder, 133% since 2019, shootings of 164%. when 300 police officers have basically quit in the last 12 months because they don't want to work for her, don't want to work for a city that doesn't appreciate them, we are receiving literally hundreds of email messages and resumes including resignation letters from some of these great officers, 300 cops, 3000 years of experience down the toilet. i can always say, we get buckhead city up and running, the police department up and running, we make both cities budget city and atlanta better safe and prosperous again. like you said we are living in a war zone, running on the saturday dog, you get run over, legs are amputated, you get carjacked. jillian: we are seeing this play out not just in buckhead but in speech across the country, devastating to have to have a conversation every morning with people from different cities every day. the question i have is you talk about we want to file for divorce, create our own police department. do you have people willing to step up to that because

new city would pull away 20% of atlanta's population and about 40% of his atlanta's property value. about 74% of residents in buckhead city would be white and 11% would be black. what do you make of those who say this is not a helpful way to try to solve a problem. >> first of all if i could sam so glad, shannon, that you have anne on the show. we are so proud of her and we are praying for her and her husband andrew and their children, praying for the other victim of the assault of both of his legs amputated. we are saying to everybody it's not an exploration. we are forming a new city. the ajc printed a murder statistic in the article saying murders were up 60%. they are up 150%. from 2019. we have got some numbers we can put up. >> shannon: numbers that we crunched. we will put them on the screen. homicides, shootings, aggravated assaults all up significantly. what we are doing right now is were going to honor what's happening here with anne's family, with many families. in atlanta and we had a man that was murdered at the intercontinental hotel, the procedures hotel in buckhead a

not only by international friends and partners, but also by the people of atlanta, son who have been in the front of protecting you know, liberties and gains to see everything clubs in, in such a rapid manner was was heartbreaking personally for me as well. because i was part of all of this, i was in a way contributed to everything that has happened in the last 20 years in upon a sub to see everything collapse. so rapidly i think was was something that was terrifying for most of the people in upon the front. i think a lot of mistakes by international community, enough kind of sundays as to where we are. i would firstly, you know, put the blame on international community, especially the united states because they were the one who actually favor the president shop honey in 2014. he did the window election. it was his, you know, the other type. he was the winner, but they, in a political agreement, they gave him the election. he was favors in the 1st 5 years. this was one of the most corrupt government power centric. and 20192020 again, did the elections and he was elected president wou

as appears kristin ericsson will need to leave in atlanta fees to continue his football career, offer his cardiac arrest of euros. the mid filled it was resuscitated on the pitch during denmark's opening game against finland back in june and was subsequently fitted of an icy de defibrillator that his rece the ration say he isn't allowed to play unless the device is removed, syria champions in to say that open to eric's and leaving to play in another country that would allow him to compete, he way 5 or the german club at union berlin to play. then next you write a conference league game and a partially closed stadium because of the anti semitic behavior. some of the fans, they were targeting supporters of israeli team at mccarthy high fat during the match on september 30th. it was the 1st football game involving and is ready team to be played out balance and pick stadium which was built for the 1936 games hosted by nazi germany now to the scandal this roxie and h l at joel quin villa. one of hockey's most successful coaches is the latest high profile figure to resign. for his part in c

still ahead on al-jazeera the deadly shootings in atlanta have exposed fear in the american community as police struggle to establish the alleged killers notes. we'll look at who's been celebrating some big gains in the dr letson as mark writes begins talks to form a coalition government. it's time for the perfect gentlemen. sponsored point qatar airways how i once again know whether i'm a sloshy set for japan make the most of it because we do have some unsettled weather on the way as we go on through the weekend high pressure in the process of getting squeezed out of the way at present central areas of china saying a band of clouds and rain some towards the northeast where we're seeing the change coming through and that's going to just make its way further east which is we go through friday 13 celsius in beijing that'll clear the air we're seeing the recent dust and sand storms blowing out of the gobi desert the korean peninsula fine in try friday a lovely day there in japan but as we go on into saturday that system makes its way across the yellow sea erhart across the korean peninsu

still little is known about the 8 victims killed in the atlanta asian spa shootings only that 6 were asian women police would not say wednesday whether they had worked at the spas but did say that the suspect 21 year old robert aaron long had targeted the businesses but he does claim that it was not racially motivated he apparently has an issue what he considers a sex addiction and sees these locations as something that allows him to to. to go to these places and into temptation for him that he wanted to eliminate police a long has confessed to the shootings and is scheduled to appear in court on thursday atlanta's mayor says there is no evidence the spas were cover for sex work we certainly will not begin to blame victims and as far as we know in atlanta these are illegally operating businesses. experts say the stereotype of asian spas doubling as brothels is another facet of the anti asian racism growing in the united states the group stop a.p.i. hate formed in response to the rise in xena phobia since coded has collected nearly 3800 reports of hate incidents toward asian americans

kimberly burrows dobro who's joining us from atlanta georgia says she is a senior assistant district attorney in the dekalb county district attorney's office thanks very much for talking with us on al-jazeera what do you take away from the president and vice president's message when they visited atlanta thank you for having me i definitely believe that it is reassuring as los comforting to see our nation's highest leaders in government stand with not only us as americans but us as a nation community what do you say to those who had said when this crime was committed this hate crime they said in fact it's not a hate crime when the police had said this is down to sexual addiction. well i will say that it's still early and so as a prosecutor i very well understand that there must be an investigation that takes place and i trust that one course not deserves and those who are partnering on the state and federal it levels are going to do a thorough job but this looks very much like it was motivated by hate and if so i'm glad to know that now georgia is one of. the state in the country that