vice president harris, as i speak, is in atlanta getting word out about vaccinations. yesterday i signed a bill making juneteenth a federal holiday, and this weekend, folks in communities across the country are going to be canvassing and hosting events to encourage families, friends, and neighbors to get vaccinated. the more we close the racial gap with vaccination rates, the more lives we will save. we are saving tens of thousands of lives. without count -- with that account growing each day, millions of americans are getting back to their lives. kids are getting back to school or getting ready for the summer. people are going out to restaurants and traveling. businesses are reopening. we are heading into a very different summer compared to last year. a bright summer. a summer of joy. as i promised from the beginning, i will always give it to you straight. the truth is that deaths and hospitalizations are drastically down in places where people are getting vaccinations, but unfortunately, cases are not going down in the lower vaccination rate states. they are going up

go ahead in atlanta. yes. and thank you, i agree, i me, i don't even know why he started talking about from to that degree. i me, i know that drop, you know, it's like a bill, you mean, but we've corrected that. that's why joe biden is the president of united states. however, he should have been hammering in on the gold bread and butter issues. and i don't understand why the democratic party can not talk about that. and i don't know while we keep trying to make the pandemic and people leaving jobs. ah, a democratic or republican issue in a global pandemic in all of the countries around the world. everyone's not working, women, not working names, not working. and i don't understand how we have become so po, arrive, amanda, that we have blamed this on a part instead of blaming on a pandemic. their problem when dan is friday, did happen. revenue. who at that time, who i'm gonna try and now this will incompetent only ish ebitda christopher? yeah. well hey, i want to go to, i want to talked about florida, the free

in atlanta, we have d dockins aguilar. she is a political strategist and a former georgia state representative and in fort lauderdale. we cross to christopher metzler, he is a conservative political analyst. all right, cross sock rules and effect. that means you can jump in any time you want. and i always appreciate the, let me go to you 1st because you're the odd person on the panel and i want to be fair. but does the sitting president of the united states, joe biden, reacting to the earthquake in virginia and elsewhere across the country, as by the media? what, what happened? he said, people are upset and concerned. that's not very, a reassuring to me. what do you, what do you think happen and reflect upon the president's words, go ahead d and atlanta? well, thank you peter, and to be honest, i kind of echo a little bit about what the president said. people are upset. i mean, just think about, we're coming out of a global pandemic. i should was still in the middle of it trying to figure out how to get people vaccinated.

in atlanta he why would out jim crow. they took major league baseball away from atlanta. move it to a state that doesn't have a large minority population who got hurt? black votes in atlanta. they lost $100-million of economic investment. l now the cleveland indians, woke culture. they changed the name. that doesn't help people of color regarding crime or education or school choice. it's smoke and mirrors. that's the woke culture. they do nothing. talk smoke and mirrors and accomplish nothing for people of color. they bamboozle. >> joe, it's fascinating. it's how it is portrayed on television and policies are harming communities of color first. we talk about it. but nobody else seems to be talking about it. what is up with that, do you think? >> you see the evening news. you would think that the sky rocketing crime in cities would be the lead story every night. it has to take a shooting in a rich district of washington, d.c. to get attention. inflation affects everybody. it's the price to buy things. or they don't feel safe anymore. >> it's another tax. this inflation is

we talk about march 16, 8 people were killed in and around atlanta in six of them women of asian descent. on monday a 65 -year-old latina was brutally attacked in new york and was told she did not belong here by her attacker, nonsense. the men who witnessed the attack stood by and did not intervene or do anything. this is all makes your blood boil and makes your mouth file when you see this and it's infuriating and disgusting and totally unacceptable. unfortunately, it is nothing new. such acts against asian americans and pacific islanders have been increasing and becoming all too common in our country today. one way we can stamp that out is to speak up. on tuesday president biden announced additional actions to respond to anti- asian violence. he is a leader in this area the we are all grateful for and may he respond swiftly and strongly. there is no place in our country for hatred or racism of any kind and it betrays the idea of the foundation of our very country and we, as mayors, have to condemn and must condemn and we will continue to condemn any type of hatred or racist violence in

he said the atlanta right there. back to the curiosity, getting to the truth this guy just came off a media blitz because he just gave a book, wrote a book out and there were some questions asked about his involvement with burisma. but where are the questions for the president of the united states? there are things like there is another report every week that essentially says the "new york post" was right on the reporting and there has been not a question from the mainstream media. ainsley: remember he said he told steve doocy's son, peter, he was asked about it. he said no, we don't talk about our -- my son's business. i don't know any parent that would not have questions for their child about what they're doing. especially if they're making millions. he did go dinner at this cafe, this swanky place in georgetown, and there is proof of that because there was an email that was allegedly sent by this burisma executive thanking him. i loved meeting your dad, basically. thanks for introducing me to him. the article the

from atlanta, here is terry. caller: good morning. how are you? host: fine, thank you. caller: i voted absentee both times, in the general election and for the special runoff. and i have a few health challenges. i tried not to expose myself to any potential illnesses. themy problem is with negative ads that i have seen. i am really quite fed up with that. -- it is like you cannot turn the tv on without seeing something negative and hearing negative things from people. i know the majority of the things being said are not true. the candidates them and makes them look like edited -- 80 its. diots. i watch you every day. sometimes i tape the show and watch it if i'm not up that early. a lot of people calling in on both sides, it seems like you 45 or against 45 and you are for 46 or 846. the negative comments from people calling in a lot of times are joe biden has not done anything, donald trump, best president we have ever had, but i am not sure these people are getting their sources -- their news from credible sources. they are getting opinionated news and repeating some o

murder the 21 year old was arrested after a shooting spree at a mess at a meat massage parlor in the atlanta area well most of the victims were women of asian descent the killings have prompted outrage and rights groups say the violence is part of a surge in anti asian hate crimes have used us so hard to shore ports from new york . every day esther also gives sun makes her way from her workplace to the post office to the west village indoor manhattan usually considered a safe area in new york city but one day about a year ago she experienced something that she hasn't been able to for get. right about here as i was on the phone someone was so close from behind me. came from here and then just started spinning at will at the time cases of code 19 were surging in new york city then president donald trump was pushing and the asian rhetoric calling it the china virus making people of asian descent people like esther at.

shortly before we learned of the shootings in atlanta. is there any doubt that krils against asian-americans have spiked? >> not at all. thank you for having me and covering this very important issue and our condolences continue to go out to the people of georgia and the families of the victims. let's be clear. hate crimes against asian-americans are not a new phenomenon. when we look at the numbers and how the incidents have skyrocketed in the last 12 or 13 months or so, we absolutely lay the at the feet of the former president and the republican party. this president who had a wide global part form continued until yesterday to use incendiary words like chinese virus and kung flu. when we tried to pass a symbolic resolution for congress to stand united to condemn bigotry toward asian-americans, 164 republicans would not even vote for that. >> that's what i want to talk to you about. in semithe house passed a resolution that you sponsored that deannounces anti-asian hate. and 164 republicans voted against this measure calling it, and i ca

i start with the entertainment industry in atlanta. i think a lot of people perhaps don't know this, but the entertainment industry in atlanta, according to georgia tech, atlanta's adult industry brings in $240 million in annual sales which has a greater economic impact than all the sports teams in atlanta. and the city ranks fifth in the country for highest number of strip clubs per 100,000 residents. so the booty to the polls video really met people where they are. how much of an impact do you think these videos have had on get out the vote? >> it's lard for hard for us to. get your booty to the poll is not a huge organization. it's me and my friend paul fox who decided to do something. just the two of us and didn't have the budget to find the numbers' chup impact. i think it mattered. people have come to me said i wasn't sure i would vote and are going to vote. oh, since get your booty to the poll, my husband wasn't going to vote. saw the dance and now is going to vote. i know it's made some impact. i think a collective impact. it h

so let's talk about atlanta. let's put the atlanta map up right now. because you know, you have eric adams, who's a moderate there. and then you have this incredibly contentious race that's happening in atlanta right there. kasim reed is back, once the man. and you have all these other folks on the ticket as well. what do you know about this? >> keisha lance bottoms declining to run for re-election in part because of the combination of covid and crime. kasim reed, former two-term mayor of atlanta, trying to mount a big comeback. one of his big competitors is the president of the city council. atlanta a major american city. in the world series right now. but there's a lot of divisions in that city that have been bubbling up. so it is a tough job. it's going to be i atough-fought race. if any one candidate doesn't clear 50% this one's going to a runoff at the end of the month. >> okay. now buffalo. there's an incredibly intense race happening there that could result in the first socialist mayor of a major american city in more than six decades. a lot of

the leftist celebrating mlb's decision to move the all-star game from atlanta to denver, colorado. should they be? i >> the left is celebrity the will be decision to move the all-star game from atlanta to denver, colorado. should they be? we have a new poll out showing more americans support voter integrity law than oppose it but that doesn't many to many in the democratic party or major league baseball family either. if they had bothered to read the new georgia law it allows more days for early voting than colorado and the kicker, georgia and colorado require ids to vote in person. joining us is senator tom cotten. it goes back to the president, the president's rhetoric, offering this idea to major league baseball they took him up on it. >> good to see you at night for once. this goes back to joe biden's press conference last week as he used inflammatory, incendiary and outright wrong language of the georgia bill calling it jim crow 2.oh. he forgot to check the laws in his own state which has no early voting, fewer drop boxes than does delaware, many said they pulled their all-sta

i think about 30 miles north of atlanta and acworth, georgia. there and massage parlor, asian massage parlor with four people shot and killed, too asian women, died instantly. about 50 minutes later a second shooting reported here at golds spot behind me, three asian women killed and while police were there responding to was originally called in as a robbery, just across the street aromatherapy spa another shooting while police were there and they got the report, eighth person killed, asian woman shot and killed some three separate massage parlors yesterday. eight people killed, six asian women. the same suspect seen on surveillance video and in the same vehicle at all three locations identified as robert long, 21 years old from woodstock, georgia, suburb north of atlanta. after a manhunt police him on i-75 headed south about 150 miles south of here and executed up its maneuver and pushed his car from the back and rear, spun it around and he was taken in without incident. unclear at this point in the motive for the shooting, police were asked if

atlanta added two more runs in the fifth. two more on a swanson homer and another off the bats of freddie freeman. freeman, a longtime face of the franchise now a free agent hit a solo shot to center field. max free who struggled badly turned in a gem allowed just four hits on the mound. tyler matzek to me start the seventh and will smith closed out the bottom of the ninth securing the braves world series championship. and the braves were under .400 in august. congrats to atlanta. it's not too early to turn our sights to next year. i miss baseball already. mgm gives the braves a 10% chance for next season. despite losing in the nlcs, the dodgers are early favorites 5-1, followed by the astros 8-1, chicago white rox, 12-1 as for the gritty america's team boston red sox, a mere 18 to 1. if you don't trust the oddsmakers, you may want to look for trevor plouffe who accurately predicted that the braves win back in march. attaboy, trevor. >>> and finally, the college football playoff committee has released its initial rankings. no

so let's talk about atlanta. let's put the atlanta map up right now because, you know, you have eric adams that is a moderate there and this incredibly contentious race happening in atlanta there. reed is back once the man and all these other folks on the ticket, as well. what do you know about this? >> keasha lance bottoms not running because of covid and crime. former two term mayor of atlanta trying to mount a comeback. a big competitor is the president of the city counsel. a major american city in the world series now but there is a lot of divisions in that city bubbling up, it's a tough job. it will be a tough fought race and if any one candidate doesn't clear 50%, this will go to a run off at the end of the month. >> okay, now buffalo. there is an incredibly intense race happening there that could result in the first socialist mayor of a major american city in six decades. big name progressives endorsed socialists candidates india walton over byron brown. >> this is a fascinating race. it's being seen by de

we begin with breaking news overnight from atlanta. a deadly shooting spree raising new concerns about asian-americans being targeted across the country. >> police are trying to determine why a man opened fire at several spas in metro atlanta killing eight people. it comes just as congress prepares to hold a hearing tomorrow on the disturbing increase in violent attacks from california to new york targeting people of asian descent. this morning the fbi is now investigating a shooting spree that left eight people dead at multiple massage parlors in the atlanta area. police first identified 21-year-old robert long as the suspect in a shooting that killed four people at a spa in cherokee county. one hour later investigators say a gunman matching his description worked into two other massage parlors in atlanta killing four more people. >> it appears all victims are female. >> and race? >> it appears they may be asian. >> reporter: atlanta police then dispatching officers to check nearby similar businesses. >> this started up in cherokee co

christina: major league baseball pulled all-star game out of atlanta over georgia's new election rules. this is the best way to, quote, demonstrate values as a sport. but just the week the deal signed a deal with tencent, communist-backed company, one of china's largest tech firms and dropped nba games in 2019 after the former houston rockets general manager showed support for democratic activist protesting against beijing backed crack-down in hong kong. >> major league baseball, they don't want to go in georgia which has a pretty expansive early voting rules, now mandatory weakens thanks to this law but happy to do business in china which regularly persecutes people. christina: mlb is headquartered in new york, a state that has fewer early voting days than allowed in georgia. new laws expanding early voting and shortens time for runoff elections and has new guidelines for mail-in voting. critics call the new rules voter suppression. major businesses like coke and delta condemning them meantime supporters of gop-backed legislation say laws are fair and will help improve voter confidenc

jet stream jacqueline howard in atlanta. moderna's covid-19 vaccine trial in children is officially under way. the phase two-three trial is being conducted here in the u.s. and canada and the study will enroll about 6,750 children ages six months to 11 years old. the biotech company says the first children already have been vaccinated in the study. >> reporter: i'm alexandra field in new york. more states are working to make more people eligible for vaccines. ohio governor mike dewine announcing starting on friday anyone age 40 and older will qualify for a vaccine and he is announcing an even more ambitious goal for the end of the month saying that starting on march 29 anyone over the age of 16 will qualify for a vaccine. this as president joe biden has called on all states to make all adults eligible for vaccination by may 1st. >> reporter: i'm randi kaye in palm beach county, florida. here the south florida fairgrounds has been turned into a mass vaccination site. they are hoping to vaccinate about 500 people here today. t

why is there so much in atlanta, openly? google business listings show more massage parlors than our books outlets, who works in these places and under what conditions? that's not a hard question to answer, wikipedia has an entire entry on the human trafficking in the state of georgia, according to the doj atlanta is a major transportation hub for trafficking young girls. it is one of the 14 u.s. cities with the highest levels of child sex trafficking. a competent media might tell us much more about this knowing more facts and rationally assess admin might improve this country. that is not the coverage we are getting, it's not even close to the coverage we are getting. instead the usual liars are describing the massacre in atlanta as the one thing apparently was not, a racial attack. "white supremacy and hate are haunting asian-americans. david lee braun, the president of rice university in texas they have been watching this, he issued a statement. he supposed to be a scholar but he got key facts completely wrong, not the fa

for people of atlanta. okay, we earned this on our own, you got that come back. >> you would think so, yeah. all that went through that time and is certainly where they are now, it is the for atlanta, it's a proud baseball town the now. it never used to be because we weren't very good before 1991. but i think, you know, just calling this world series, for me, as ad broadcaster it's going to be unique and challenging. i can promise you my job will be first and foremost to give the insight of the world series with the greatest, joe buck, and i'm looking forward to it. there are a lot of great storylines that will come through the series. steve: nobody knows this topic better than you, john. good luck tonight. >> my pure. thanks for having me. steve: catch game one of the world series on fox as seen on my cookie right here tonight at 8 p.m. ian time. eastern time. delicious. >>> meanwhile, we're just one week from virginia's high stakes race for governor. actually, it's going on right now. the election will be

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

she was instrumental in prg cheating in the atlanta public schools. that lasted for eight months. she ran on a platform of eliminating corruption. she's very experienced and strong in these public corruption areas. as lawyers in georgia have really been coming out in support of her doing so. >> what about the fact that the secretary of state's people recorded that conversation? is that legal? georgia? >> it's both legal in georgia and in d.c. both georgia and d.c. are one party consent state, meaning that if you know you're being recorded, then it's legal. >> unlike california, for example. >> right. >> ok. all right. so i want to ask you, what about federal charges? what federal charges could there be? also how likely is it that they will pursue anything? first of all, president-elect biden has indicated he wants everything to be left behind in terms of distractions. he wants to govern what do you think? >> you know, i think you're looking at exactly the right area, because president-elect biden is going to nominate the next federal official who will decide whether to bring feder

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

first, let's go to cnn's amara walker in atlanta. atlanta police say their investigation is now far from over. what's the latest? >> reporter: first off, not too long ago this crowd behind me near one of the crime scenes gathered to condemn anti-asian hate. so that rally is underway right now, but we did just hear from the atlanta police department. we learned that the suspect had frequented these two spas before, he was quite familiar with them. he had purchased the gun the day of the shooting. atlanta police also emphasizing the fact that their investigation is slightly different from that of the cherokee county sheriff's department saying there are four asian women killed at these two spas in atlanta. they say they're looking at everything to determine whether or not this was racially motivated. >> our investigation is looking at everything, so nothing is off the table. >> reporter: as investigators take a hard look into what motivated the suspect to go on the mass shooting spree that left eight dead, including six asian women. th

the metro atlanta area is just trying to figure out what happened here. we do believe there will be a news conference some time this morning to sort of explain what police are thinking in terms of the motive of this case but the shootings really shut down much of the road here. it has so many people asking why. a shooting rampage at three spas in the atlanta metro area tuesday, leaving eight people dead and one wounded. police apprehending one suspect, 21-year-old robert aaron long of woodsock, georgia. it is extremely likely that the same person is responsible for all three shootings. >> georgia state patrol troopers performed a pit maneuver and the subject was taking into custody without incident. >> reporter: two people died at the first scene and one at the hospital. one individual was also wounded. >> in 2020 we had one homicide and we have had three today. it's pretty responding not only for the responding deputies but for the community here. we take this serious. >> reporter: the other two shootings took place in atlanta at spas right across the st

todd: when you are in atlanta, the braves win. when you're physical not there, they lose. think about that. carley: i've got the power, man. todd: yes, you to have the power -- you do you have the power. cowboys defeat the minnesota vikings thanks to the backup quarterback, cooper rush. >> third and goal. the end zone, it is a touchdown. todd: if only my giants could find players like cooper rush. wait, they had him on the roster and cut him. great job. 's go to the saints versus the braves. new orleans fending off a comeback from tom brady and the bucs to beat tampa bay in the superdome. this is a wild game, tennessee titans get the wins against the indianapolis colt. the kicker played the hero with a 44-yard field goal. it went into overtime. this game is wild. mike white for the jets leading the new york flames to a victory over the cincinnati bengals, 34-31. carley: were you able to watch any of those games? you were in virginia. todd: i watched a little bit of one of the games, the bears on the 49ers on my phone. carley: did you enjoy the game? todd: i did. i also enj

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

the guy in atlanta didn't go after eight 6'5", 300-pound football players. he killed six asian american women, in part because these stereotypes make us unsafe because they signal to other people that we are vulnerable. >> the targeting of asian american women, i think there's vulnerability with regard to all of those stereotypes. i really appreciate you racing them. justice lieu, can you tell us about the scope as you view the scope of the issue today and why you think it might be resurging, if you have any additional thoughts on that? >> sure. thank you so much for having me on this panel. it would be hard to think of another lawyer who has done more than the causes than ted. i add my congratulations to everyone's for his great achievement. i want to thank senator fine gold for holding up this discussion, which is itself an important act to keep it high on the public agenda. personally about this issue, it's an incredibly personal issue. growing up and through my adult life i've been lucky not to experience any of the kinds of race inflected violence that

now six asian women are killed in atlanta. one group that tracks hate crimes against asian americans says that the incidents are spiking. nearly 3800 complaints of violence and harassment over the last 12 months. and many believe what the former president trump aggravated the situation by constantly blaming china for the pandemic and the downturn in america's economy, using loaded terms like the china virus. he did it again last night. >> we were the envy of the world. and then when we got hit by as i call it, the china virus, covid, it obviously went down along with every other economy. >> i want to bring in our new york congresswoman grace ming. last year she sponsored a resolution condemning hate violence against asian americans that passed in the house. but 164 republicans voted it down. representative ming, thank you so much. i appreciate you joining us this evening. it's a very important topic. so let's discuss. that was just last night. shortly before we learned of the shootings in atlanta. is there any surprise that ha

and the tragedies in atlanta. it's interesting because this bill that was recently signed into law, we actually proposed it a year ago. last may, actually. and there wasn't that much attention, and i think it wasn't only until recent months where we started seeing very violent attacks on video of our elderly and our most vulnerable, and the murders that happened in atlanta where after that it seemed like our mainstream society kind of really woke up and just really saw the need to take action. so senator hirono and i introduced legislation again this year in this new term of congress and we are happy to have seen it move so quickly. some of the pieces of the legislation really came from everyday concerns that leaders in the community across the country relaid to us. for exarm, one of the pieces is to -- for example, one of the pieces is to establish personnel at the department of justice for someone to actually review these cases for the federal government, to actually collect these incidents, some bias incidents

we spoke to john atlanta doctor from staten island university hospital, is also one of the resistant movements founders and to stephen wyman, who is a dr. spot believes that mandatory vaccination is necessary, is a very big pro choice. we would say, as it comes to abortion, that's something that i can, that i can try to bring into comparison. my body, my choice movement in the u. s. they say that this is a race that's not to be infringed upon. it doesn't mean that everybody's going to go out and get an abortion or not have an abortion. so for me all depends on your own medical choices. this is not a personal choice. medical. this, this is southern medical field. people need to be accurate because people that are not facts are much more likely to harbor co, secure and to pass on to their patients. so it's not a personal worship is much hurt. anybody but you are the, are the, the sciences come out that you can still have corona virus, you can still pass it while you're vaccinated. you have the same exact viral load and it takes years to acquire all of the ins and outs of what that vacc

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

a shocking murder at atlanta area spas on tuesday. robert aaron long is in custody after officials released footage showing him at three locations. rodney bryant was asked about a motive. >> we have received a number of calls about is this a hate crime. we are still early in this investigation. we cannot make that determination at this moment. >> the georgia shootings do follow a wave of unprovoked attacks across the country of people of asian descent. president biden has just been briefed. vice president kamala harris also addressing the terrible shootings. >> we don't know, we are not yet clear about the motives. i want to say to our asian communities we stand with you and understand how this has frightened and shocked all people. >> and the shootings condemned. >> i want to mention what happened just a few hours ago in atlanta in which several women were killed, including, we believe, four women of asian descent. we are horrified. >> counterterrorism agents were sent to atlanta out of new york city out of an abundance of caution. i

the new york police department has been monitoring the situation this atlanta. in a tweet it's counterterrorism bureau says while there is no known nexus to new york city it still plans to send assets to asian communities across the city out of an abundance of caution. >>> u.s. president joe biden is in the midst of a cross-country tour promoting his $1.9 trillion covid relief package to the american public and it's happening while he faces increasing scrutiny over his administration's handling of the recent influx of migrant children at the southern border. cnn's kaitlan collins is following both stories. >> reporter: president biden is taking his sales pitch to pennsylvania. >> if there's anything else we can be doing. >> reporter: in chester biden kicked off his coronavirus relief bill road show designed to build support for the nearly $2 trillion package that no republicans voted for. >> we really made it work and i think you should be aware more help is on the way for real. >> reporter: biden and his top aides will appear in multiple battleground states thi

first up on msnbc, new developments in the deadly rampage in atlanta. we know the identities of the victims. spa shootings. their families reeling and searching for answers. >> you can't say that this isn't racially motivated? you don't kill eight people on a bad day, let alone one. >> the president and vice president addressing the nation speaking forcibly against the shooting following a meeting with asian american leaders in atlanta. >> words have consequences. it's the coronavirus, full stop. >> scapegoating asian americans. people with the biggest pulpits spreading this kind of hate. >> the investigation into donald trump's finances heating up. his former personal attorney michael cohen telling msnbc he expects indictments, quote, very soon. >> they are drilling down more and more and more. you are going to see very soon, in my opinion, indictments start flying. >> that exclusive interview on rachel maddow's show last night. >>> new signs of a fourth wave in certain states as parts of the nation relax restrictions. the cdc shortening social distanc

good night if you're an atlanta braves fan. the atlanta braves won the world series last night. they beat the hated houston astros. blew them out, actually, in game six in houston. great moment. first title in 26 years for the atlanta braves. i would point out, we didn't talk about this earlier, in the same year, the late great hank aaron passed away, the atlanta braves, an american icon. braves got it done last night, joe. they were under .500 back in august. nobody thought they'd be in the playoffs, let alone making a run through october and into early november. freddie freeman catching the last out. he's been a career atlanta brave. the face of that franchise for a decade. the face of baseball in many ways, beloved guy. he got to put that historic ball in his back pocket, as the braves won the world series last night. >> let's say, also, willie, the year that the atlanta fans got the all-star game yanked away from them, even though stacey abrams and others were asking mlb to actually read the bill and allow the game to continue to be played in atlanta. did not. they lost it.

here in atlanta. so you were there in the room. what struck you most? what are you left with? >> yes, absolutely. i am struck by the amount of power that api, elected officials in the state, and our community members hold, and the amount of support that we received from president biden and vice president kamala harris. they were so graceful. they cleared their scheduled and came here to talk about covid relief and completely pivoted to make space for this ee normal tragedy that our people have had to experience this week. >> i heard letters from the victims' families were read out loud. that must have been a pretty powerful moment. >> yeah. i think -- i honestly -- yes, it was a beautiful moment. it was powerful, and at the same time it was devastated. it was very much a clear indicator of the pain our community members have felt this week and the fear we've been experiencing. the entire room was crying. i was crying. it was truly a moment of recognizing the true -- the amount of heinous that went int

it is atlanta's first world series title since 1995. the most valuable player was braves outfielder. we'll have more on the braves win later this hour from cnn's andy scholes in houston. but a good night for the atlanta braves. well done to them. >>> now, u.s. president joe biden has returned home from scotland where he and other world leaders welcomed several agreements at the cop-26 climate summit. we'll have more on the nations that are pledging next. >>> plus, a green energy race is shaping up between the u.s. and china, and beijing may be getting the edge. we'll explain after this short break. you are watching "cnn newsroom." unlike ordinary memory supplements, neuriva plus fuels six key indicators of brain performance. more brain performance? yes, please! neuriva. think bigger. wow... that's so nice! is that a photo of tepechitlan? yeah! the gift of ancestry®, is a walk through your history. do you remember who this is? it's a gift that surprises you, moves you, and bonds you. ...papa? i can see the nose and everything. she was t

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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

trace: the feeling is better taking buckhead down for atlanta is fighting tooth and nail because buckhead, the tax space in buckhead is enormous so at that is not about to let them go on their own. >> i hope they get their divorce because they deserve it, it's not a happy marriage but what we are seeing across the country democrats have created this culture of impunity for criminals. they don't want law and order. look what happens recently in minneapolis, minnesota, you have groups like black lives matter coming out for a guy, winston smith, a felon in possession of a weapon who had a warrant out for him, he literally shot at u.s. marshals before being shot, they returned fire and eventually killed him from people out in the street rioting, looting, setting things on fire for that guy. jacob blake in kenosha, wisconsin, he had a warrant out for felony sexual assault, showed up at the want ads, try to steal her keys, put a cop in heppler, evaded being pulled a knife on police and then they shot him. what happens? joe biden put a statement out talking about systemic racism, blaming the sho

you spoke rhonda scales from in atlanta. and what i also want to find the ask you as far as johnson's one of the leaders, he spoke canal and he says that the west needs to work together, that i've got to start doesn't become a breeding ground for terror groups. what do you make of that comment? is it him trying to detach himself from everything that you can the us have done? i'm not she do you thing that i've got on will start harbouring insurgence? well, i believe that the, the case again is there much different from the funny bone of the late 19 nineties and even the americans invaded afghanistan all week evidence even though that was implicated in the events of the of new york system. that 11. but they wanted to have a feedback to invade the company to directly give, want to get a gender that was again, mainly against the china against russia. and i guess the, at the time when there was a rise of additional duration voters in order to american doing the work, the european bodies, johnson has to worry. he needs to worry ab

they beat the atlanta braves 7-2. so they are tied. lawrence: head down to houston where will cain is live outside of minute maid park along with the officer walker and she can sing. ainsley: she she can. will: she can sing. petty officer walker with me. she got up early after staying up late last night. petty officer walker thank you. thank you for your service. that was beautiful last night. truly was. i'm always shocked when you see someone sing like that in front of a crowd of tens of thousands how nervous are you? >> i wasn't nervous at all to be honest yesterday. i felt really good. the crowd, the energy was great. serves ready. will: how many times have you done that where you sang national anthem at sporting event. >> four times three for the astros and one for the houston dash. will: tell me the first time. >> first time. will: you are normal by the fourth time, been there, done that? >> yeah, pretty much. i kind of felt more comfortable because i was use to the stadium. kind of used to the room and everyone. and i just felt r