atlanta does not. you need some kind of mechanism to protect property taxes from going through the roof etc., etc., etc. it could be done because people want to move here let's say they don't do it in gwinnett county or surrounding areas and so maybe their luxury apartments would be cheaper than your luxury apartments in atlanta. i don't think that matters. i think the developers can handle this. they are going to make money or they won't build, so that means they will just have to charge more for the top and to pay for what you are forcing them to provide on the lower end and you can't have smaller places, tiny house movement, all kinds of things, but i just really think this is an important thing and you are having a mayoral race right now in the city of atlanta and i'm so grateful that michael allocate who is the head of park pride tries to promote better parks in atlanta. he loved my book and he wrote a very nice a blurb for it, which i'm very grateful for. what i'm really grateful for is that he c

the 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 bees and hipsters move to downtown areas and look for pricey condos to call home places such as the fa

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 to you? >> i think you're probably talking about the fact that she taught me that you don't ever let other people define you you are, that you define yourself through your convictions, your words and your actions and to be really true to that to the fullest extent that i possibly can. and i have al

>> in the atlanta. on that. my take i think king and by that, i ssume you mean not putting in convoys sooner and putting more things there, i think king has bad rap for that. opinion.ust my personal bull no one knew what was going n in the atlanta better than king because before he's basically tapped to command the he's in charge of the atlanta squadron. it becomes the atlantic fleet. and he's sheparding these convoys across the atlanta and basically says i think it's to the captain of who's sort of being questioned for firing on a u-bet that captain as long as i run this fleet, i'm going to dispute you doing something in self-defense. is well informed about what's going on and i think that it took a while to employ that part of tem, hat was just in terms of adequate defense forces, shepard them. so i'm not saying i give king a total pass on that, but i think one of those things that people sort of want to characterize king's record and based on that do and for my take at least, i'm kingof a the navy guys didn't

in atlanta? >> he will. we will stay and keep our georgia where we live, in the heart of the 6th district and i'll commute back and forth. i think one of the ways to be able to keep my feet on the ground, to make sure that i go home and i'm doing my grocery shopping and going to church with the people i represent and also important to me to keep a circle of friends who aren't in the world of politics because they don't care about any of this and they will tell you. >> really. what will you hear from them? >> thus far, nothing too much. i get a bit of a pass for the first couple weeks to get the office set up but 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 administration, specifically for maryland q.w.e.l.l., i read you developed a mantra how you define yourself, something along that line. what is that and why is it important to you? >> i think probably

he plays paper boi on fx's award-winning series "atlanta." let's take a look. >> if you want to start we can do that next year, but right now let's focus on getting paid. >> now hold up, man. make sure you keep an eye on that promoter. i don't trust his kind, man. he gonna try to play us. >> his kind? >> yeah. >> what is this "the hobbit"? we're from two different worlds. >> he's nigerian, man. i don't trust nigerians. >> darius is nigerian. >> he is? >> seth: please welcome to the show brian tyree henry, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> seth: how are you, brian? >> i'm nervous! >> seth: oh, are you? >> yes! >> seth: you don't have to be nervous. >> but i brought my fidget spinner. >> seth: oh, good. [ laughter ] good. >> finally figured out what they're for, man. >> seth: i'm so glad you have it. this is it. so you finally figured it out. >> yeah, you just spin it. >> seth: do you want to spin it and see if you can spin it -- just one spin. >> the duration of the whole -- >> seth: yeah, let's see -- >> okay, let's go. >> seth: a

he plays paper boi on fx's award-winning series "atlanta." let's take a look. >> if you want to start we can do that next year, but right now let's focus on getting paid. >> now hold up, man. make sure you keep an eye on that promoter. i don't trust his kind, man. he gonna try to play us. we're from two different worlds. >> he's nigerian, man. i don't trust nigerians. >> darius is nigerian. >> he is? >> seth: please welcome to the show brian tyree henry, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> seth: how are you, brian? >> i'm nervous! >> seth: oh, are you? >> yes! >> seth: you don't have to be nervous. >> but i brought my fidget spinner. >> seth: oh, good. [ laughter ] good. >> finally figured out what they're for, man. >> seth: i'm so glad you have it. this is it. so you finally figured it out. >> yeah, you just spin it. >> seth: do you want to spin it and see if you can spin it -- just one spin. >> the duration of the whole -- >> seth: yeah, let's see -- >> okay, let's go. >> seth: all right, so, now it's -- >> oh, god, it's not gonna

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 think that's a very grounding perspective that's needed. >> you said that you work in the quayle administration, specifically you worked for marilyn quayle. >> i did. >> i read somewhere it was working for her that you developed a mantra for yourself. what is that and why is it important to you? >> i think you

resultado final atlanta cuatro, san jose uno. el proximo juego de san jose sera ante el galaxy en los cuartos de final del us open cup el proximo lunes. los san jose earthquakes han dado a conocer que el joven matheus silva que milita con su filial de reno 1868 fc ha sufrido un accidente en lake tahoe. tuvo que ser sacado del agua para recibir primeros auxilios y ser reanimado. despues de ser antendido en tahoe el joven fue trasladado por helicoptero al "regional medical center" en reno. reportan su condicion como critica pero estable. lo mantendremos al tanto. pasamos al beisbol de las grandes ligas..agarramos la accion en la parte alta de la septima entrada con justin upton al bate y las bases llenas. upton pegaria un sencillo al jardin izquiero para remolcar dos carreras y aun que los gigantes lograron el out fue demasiado tarde porque el daÑo ya estaba hecho. con esto la pizarra final quedo detroit cinco y san francisco tres. rompiendo asi la mejor racha del equipo en lo que va de la temporada. nos vamos a denver colorado do

. >> now to the hostage drama inside an atlanta area bank. police say a man claiming to hold a bomb, came to a deadly end. investigators are analyzing the evidence to see whether he really did have an explosive device. nbc' carey sanders now with more. >> reporter: today a tense hours long standoff at this atlanta-area bank while inside a man identified by family as brian easily, claiming to be a veteran u.s. marine who served in iraq held two women hostage, and said he had a bomb. >> i don't want to hurt them. >> reporter: in a twist, the suspect called local tv station wsb to tell his story. >> i just want my money back and i don't want them to get hurt. >> reporter: clearly desperate, he said the veterans administration stole his life savings, $892. >> they took my disability check and i have nothing and i'm going to be out on the street. i've been able to hold up with my last little bit of money i got. i've been able to hold up at a hotel but i'm going to be out on the street. >> reporter: after more than four hours, he released both host

the suspect calling our abc station in atlanta. you will hear the audio, and how authorities moved in. >>> the apartment building up in flames. walls collapsing. a crane out of control. >>> and the flight from the u.s., and the fight that breaks out in the front of the plane. the pilot declaring an emergency. tonight, the new images coming in now, as he hear from passengers describing the chaos. >>> good evening. it's great to have you with us here on a friday night. it was president who did not ignore the elephant in the room, russian meddling in the u.s. election. putin's response to the president when he brought up russian meddling was far different. and all of it played out as protests played out in the streets. images coming in at this hour. but first, putin saying he did not hack the u.s. election, and president trump appearing ready now to move on. cecilia vega, traveling with the president. >> reporter: it was only supposed about last 35 minutes but president trump and vladimir putin had so much to say, their meeting went o

the suspect calling our abc station in atlanta. his demands. you will hear the audio, and how authorities moved in. >>> the apartment building and shopping complex up in flames. walls collapsing. a crane out of control. tonight, arson investigators now on the scene. >>> and the flight from the u.s., and the fight that breaks out in the front of the plane. the pilot declaring an emergency. tonight, the new images coming in now, as we hear from passengers describing the chaos. >>> good evening. it's great to have you with us here on a friday night. we begin with the face to face meeting. president trump, and vladimir putin. it was president trump who did not ignore the elephant in the room, russian meddling in the u.s. election. they would shake hands several times. the president telling him it was an honor. putin's response to the president when he brought up russian meddling was far different. and all of it played out as protests filled the streets. about 200 officers hurt. images coming in at this hour. but first, putin saying he did not hack

. >>> and now to the hostage drama inside an atlanta area bank today. police say a man claiming to have a bomb held two women captive before it all came to a deadly end. the evidence to see whether he really did have an explosive device. nbc's kerry sanders now with more. >> reporter: today, a tense hours-long standoff at this atlanta area bank while inside a man identified by family as brian easley claiming to be a veteran u.s. marine who served in iraq, held two women hostage. and said he had a bomb. >> i don't want to hurt them. >> reporter: in a twist the suspect called local tv station wsb, to tell his story. >> i just want my money back, and i don't want them to get hurt. >> reporter: he said >> reporter: clearly desperate he said the veterans administration stole his life savings, $892. >> they took my disability check. i have nothing. i'm going to be out on the street. i've been able to hold up with my last little bit of money i've got, i've been able to hole up at a hotel but i'm going to be out on the street. >> reporter: after more than four

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

you know concoctions and longtime locals being priced out by rooftop partying fros is superb but 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 envisioned by real estate developers and local politicians not everyone is upset that since as curbed atlanta reports the closure will likely be a boon to luxury leasing offices that have been popping up in the neighborhood and clearly peachtree pines fate isn't unique slate magazine just weeks ago a report on how the case is emblematic of the nationwide battle between the forces of gentrification and the homeless for some insight on the pro long legal battle over peach tree pine watching the hot shot stone sat down with executive director anita beatty here's a preview of their discussion. on a takes two and a half three maybe minimum wage jobs to afford housing just hood's fair fair housing. cost which is based on. fair not not area median income but fair market rent so we know what tho

state developers and local politicians not everyone is upset that since as curbed atlanta reports the closure will likely be a boon to luxury leasing office is that have been popping up in the neighborhood and clearly peachtree pine street isn't unique slate magazine just weeks ago a report on how the case is emblematic of the nationwide battle between the forces of gentrification and the homeless for some insight on the pro long legal battle over peach tree pine watching the hawks on stone sat down with executive director anita beatty here's a preview of their discussion. i mean it takes two and a half three maybe minimum wage jobs to afford housing just hood's fair fair housing cost which is based on. fair or not not area median income but fair market rent so we know what those costs are you have to the average two bedroom apartment in atlantic you'd have to earn eighty nine thousand dollars an hour to be able to afford it if as hood says you don't pay more than thirty percent of your income. so there's not that opportunity so people get stuck in shelters and now the city is saying

georgia andmetro atlanta was number one on our list. he got a job promotion to go to atlanta and we said, let's check it out. when we got there, within three months i said, i love it here, i have told my dad but you have to tell your mother. >> we will keep our home in georgia where we live right in the heart of the sixth district and i will commute back and forth. one of the ways i keep my feet on 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. >> what do you hear about that? rep. handel: 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 it why is it important? representat

when he came to atlanta. and the baptist church to carry dr. king's body. and bobby kennedy, the day of the funeral was one of the few -- one of the few white politicians that walked all the way through the streets of atlanta. from that church to the morehouse college campus with hundreds and thousands of people. without any one -- just saying a word. just, just silence. a few months later you were with him in los angeles. >> with cesar chavez, who was working the hispanic precincts. >> i remember so well. >> labor organizer. >> we team up from time to time. went into some of the wealthy, white, neighborhood. in los angeles. trying to convince people to vote for bobby. rather than, than for humphrey or mccarthy. and some how he knew that he was going to carry the state of california. and he did. >> you were with him right before he went out to make his victory speech that night. what did he say to you? >> well, he sort of joke with me. he said, john, you let me done to day. more mexican-americans turned out to vote than negros. he said i am going down to sp

the moment when he lit the torch in 1996 in atlanta was a huge iconic moment. janet evans gives him the torch and i think america watched it with a whole bunch of different emotions going on. and part of it i think his guilt, that you get so much enjoyment from this guy. he was so interesting the way he talked and the way he acted, and the thoughts he made you think, and you kind of let him in a way because you cheered him on as a box and stuff. i think there was some guilt and some definite devotion, you know? he certainly, while he wasn't part of the antiwar movement per se, and he was a part of the civil rights movement per se, he certainly got a lot of people talking about that stuff. it will kind of used him as a model for action to stand up to the government, to go for your rights. in the end that's what his image was. in your research did you ever come across anything on joe frazier being in the service or having served in the service? >> no. joe frazier had a lot of kids real early, you know, and i kind of kept him out. but he was always very patriotic.

i've already told my dad but you have to tell your mama. >> is he still in atlanta. >> he is. we will stay and keep our home in georgia where we live which is in the heart of the six district and i will commute back and forth. i think one of the ways to be able to keep my feet on the ground is to make sure i go home and i'm doing my grocery shopping and going to church with the people i represent and it's important to keep a circle of friends who aren't in the world of politics because they don't care about any of us and they will tell you how it is. >> what you hear from them. >> nothing too much. i get a little bit of a pass to get the office set up, but my friends are not in the political world so they will be candid and straightforward with me. i think that is a very grounding perspective that is needed. >> you said you worked in the quail administration. you worked for marilyn quayle. i read you develop the mantra for yourself as far as how you define yourself or something along that line. what is that and why is it important. >> i think you're probably talking about the

that played, 1-0 atlanta. plenty for mike tulasnovitz who was zealing, strikes out with the 90 mile an hour fastball. bruce maxwell goes down to end the seventh. had a no-no through eight innings. matt kemp with a single to right. brandon fill limbs scores. 3-0 atlanta. watch what happens first batter of the night. no-no is over. matt olson with a solo home run. eight innings, one home run, one strike out. the braves beat the a's 3-1. the giants taking a three-game-winning streak into their season opener in pittsburgh. first batter of the game, second pitch. span goes on a power trip, fifth of the season. the giants up 1-0 in a flash. the giants down 3 las vegas 2 in the fourth. john panik. next batter hunter pence. scored to make it 5-3 giants. giants added five runs in the sixth and in the eighth, brandon belts, fifth home run of the season. four rbi, giants win it with score 13-5. abc 7 sports report is brought to you by river rock casino. expect to hear plenty of large numbers as nba free agency rolls on.

isabel martÍnez, madre de los niÑos, estÁ acusada de haberlos asesinado en atlanta. alejandro: con cohetes fueron recibidos en ciudad hidalgo los cuerpos de martÍn romero y de los menores isabel, dakota, y axl. todos asesinados por isabel martÍnez, esposa de martÍn yy madre de los niÑos. >> que no hubiera sucedido esta tragedia es lo que yo quisiera. alejandro: vecinos y amigos apoyaron a la familia para los gastos funerarios y para que fueran recibidos por su gente, pese a que la familia sÓlo conociÓ a los menores por fotografÍas y vídeo llamadas. el gobierno de michoacÁn tambiÉn apoyÓ a la familia para que recibieran una visa humanitaria y pudieran viajar a atlanta y retornar con los cuerpos. >> el caso de isabel ejemplifica cÓmo muchas familias inmigrantes mexicanas en estados unidos, no saben cÓmo lidiar con el estrÉs. alejandro: la familia dijo que consideraban como una hija a isabel. >> yo no le guardo rencor a las personas. alejandro: isabel enfrenta 16 cargos por el asesinato de su familia. ilia: el arresto violento de una vendedora de flores en

of police brutality has were making headlines in america it's off the video in most of an officer in atlanta beating a suspect he claimed was about to smoke a crack pipe however no drug was ever found on the victim i should warn you you may find the following footage distressing. of this incident happened just over a week ago at the video seems to show the officer punching the back of the man's head right there reportedly three times while the others hold him down now the police report into the incident claims the suspect had resisted of arrest for possessing a crack pipe of atlanta police department chief says the situation was avoidable the officer has been placed on administrative leave twenty days but the greater atlanta president of black lives matter told r.t. it's disrespectful to the victim. twenty days a suspension certainly kicks justice in the eye and definitely is a insult to the victim the officers alleging that they saw our our client but to smoke crack however during the altercation and even after there was never any narcotics or no crack cocaine follow and i think it's import

that played, 1-0 atlanta. plenty for mike tulasnovitz who was zealing, strikes out with the 90 mile an hour fastball. bruce maxwell goes down to end the seventh. had a no-no through eight innings. matt kemp with a single to right. brandon fill limbs scores. 3-0 atlanta. watch what happens first batter of the night. no-no is over. matt olson with a solo home run. eight innings, one home run, one strike out. the braves beat the a's 3-1. the giants taking a three-game-winning streak into their season opener in pittsburgh. first batter of the game, pitch. span goes on a power trip, fifth of the season. the giants up 1-0 in a flash. the giants down 3 las vegas 2 in the fourth. john panik. next hunter pence. scored to make it 5-3 giants. giants added five runs in the sixth and in the eighth, brandon belts, fifth home run of the season. four rbi, giants win it with score 13-5. abc 7 sports report is brought to you by river rock casino. expect to hear plenty of large numbers as nba free agency rolls on. >> someone wan

and in another incident of police brutality in the us from atlanta is suspended for a video emerges of him punching a man in the head who was wrongly suspected of taking drugs. and hundreds gather in london for the not one day more protest against government to start with the policies and spending cuts thousands more are expected to join the march in the coming hours. live from our studio with me. welcome to the program. tensions over the migration crisis have been rising sharply and migrant activists gathered to protest against refugee shelters in their country but in the city of genoa about two thousand people poured on to the streets in support of refugee. but. what. i think. i am. it's lee has been under huge pressure and is now asking for more decisive action from the forty's to tackle the crisis. our correspondent charlotte do bensky travel to the italian island of sicily which has been one of the main points of arrival for african migrants she talked to locals who say they're fed up with the inaction of europe's authorities. this is one of the many. brings rescue. to ports like

in atlanta, right? >> yes, we're down in atlanta. they have really good wings down in atlanta. >> stephen, of course, yeah. >> i did this lemon pepper wing. have you had a lemon pepper wing. >> stephen: i have, yes. >> they're everything. >> stephen: have you been to the varsity, down in atlanta? >> no. >> stephen: oh, you've got to go to the varsity. late-night burgers and fries and a coke at the varsity. check it out. 24 hours open, 24 hours a day. they'll fry anything you want. ( laughter ) >> like what? >> stephen: i don't know, they'd fry this if you bring it up. ( laughter ) so can you tell me anything without, you know, getting in trouble, can you tell me anything about what's going on with "avengers" three, four, seven, or nine? ( laughter ) what you're shooting right now. can you give us a taste, a little hint of what's going on? >> i really can't. i can't think of anything i could possibly say. all right-- >> stephen: you're in it. >> okay, i am in it. at one point, i do think that the-- like,

upon any dream of a win for atlanta faded quickly, thanks to emma. the mystics center with a monster game in atlanta. 30 points, ten rebounds. mystics go on to beat the dream, 77-70 and before tonight her previous career high was 34 points and an incredible game and now on a three-game win ,stre sako they're rolling. >> thank you so very much. i want to get one final check of the weather because if you've been waiting to get the car washed after getting the rain on friday and the car was splattered. >> finally a we're not going to see showers until friday and possibly into saturday and very small chances at that point, but tomorrow the temperatures will be in the upper 80s and around 90 for the next several days and humidity buil builds tuesday. >> thank you, ma'am. that is the news for now. "nightly news" is coming up next and we will see you for news 4 at 11:00. until then, good night, everybody. >>> on this sunday night, russia retaliates. vladimir putin says more than 750 u.s. diplomats will be forced to leave russia following a new sanction's bi

for atlanta, found some real estate. braves led for good. won the game by a final of 4-3 as the a's now, they've lost four in a row. >>> now, on to the association. the warriors doing its best to keep the band together for another run. curry, livingston last night and today, well, david west said it best. >> you can't take it with you. you can't bury and take the treasures with you. so it's about the small things this life, the accomplishments, man. it's about winning. >> all right. says david west, the 14-year veteran, is going to end his career. the four forward agreed to a one-year deal to try and win another championship ring. >>> credible sources like the bay area news group is going with this one. warriors have offered small forward a three-year deal that would bring him 13 to 15 million per season. since free agency began, he'd been linked to the spurs, rockets, kings, and the lakers. >>> never get tired of the tom cruze/jerry maguir referenced to the aforementioned curry. at this moment, he has the largest contract in nba history, fi

. >>> back here to other near atlanta. the suspect calling our abc station wsb with demands. and you will hear him, before s.w.a.t. teams moved in. here's steve osunsami now. >> reporter: this was the terrifying scene at a wells fargo bank in the suburbs north of atlanta. inside, a man claiming he had an explosive in his backpack was holding hostages. outside, a small army of snipers and s.w.a.t. team members had their guns aimed at the bank. >> a lone male subject went into the bank and advised that he had a quantity of explosives on his person. >> reporter: we're learning tonight the suspect has a history of mental health issues and called our partners at atlanta station wsb tv, with a list of demands. he told them he was brian easley, and was a former marine who served two tours in iraq, that he was about to become homeless and had a disagreement with his local v.a. street. >> reporter: a bank employee, was also on the phone. >> anything you can tell us -- >> he's been very kind, very respectful. >> reporter: police negotiators tried to get the man to come out. three hours

we are live from atlanta, georgia. across the united states and around the world this hour, you are watching "cnn newsroom." it's a good thing we brought the tablets huh? yeah, and i can watch the game with directv now. oh, sorry, most broadcast and sports channels aren't included. and you can only stream on two devices at once. this is fun, we're having fun. yeah, we are. no, you're not jimmy. don't let directv now limit your entertainment. xfinity gives you more to stream to more screens. >>> live on the air in washington, d.c., moscow, russia and all points in between. you are watching "cnn newsroom." jeff sessions reportedly discussed campaign issues with the russian ambassador. the ambassador telling the kremlin about the two conversations on two occasions. sessions has denied about talking about the 2016 campaign. >>> cut a deal with donald trump jr. and paul manafort to avoid a public interview and they agreed to privately be interviewed ahead of public session. lawmakers are seeking more information about the m

. >>> and now to the hostage drama inside an atlanta area bank today. police say a man claiming to have a bomb held two women captive before it all came to a deadly end. tonight, investigators are still analyzing the evidence to see whether he really did have an explosive device. nbc's kerry sanders now with more. >> reporter: today a tense hours long standoff inside this bank while inside a man identified by family as brian easley claiming to be a veteran marine who served in iraq, held two women hostage and said he had a bomb. >> i don't want to hurt them. >> reporter: in a twist the suspect called a local tv station to tell his story. >> i just want my money back, and i don't want them to get hurt. >> reporter: he said the veterans administration stole his life savings, $892. >> they took my disability check. i have nothing. i'm going to be out on the street. i've been able to hold up with my last little bit of money i've got, i've been able to hole up at a hotel but i'm going to be out on the street. >> reporter: after hour s easley released both ho

welcome to atlanta. i am sure you enjoyed our -- as you made her way to the airport. i'll start by asking you this. frankie, is that okay? what motivated you to do a lot of research on the evangelicals and to decide to devote so much attention to the evangelicals community? >> let me preface this by saying the last time i met david, i only met him once i was interviewing him and i'm not sure that i like this change of roles. [laughter] >> we are going to push you hard on that frankie, we really really are. >> in any case i began thinking a long time ago about how important evangelicals were two american life and in particular to the things that i studied like textbooks like ronald reagan and by accident in 1980 i was teaching in lynchburg or kenya as a professor at this liberal arts college. there's a huge fundamentalist church next door. i went and it was falwell's church and as it happened he was just starting the moral majority my editors who have never heard of him before said ride piece about him. he is starting to make news. i wrote less about him really at the

down in atlanta, right? >> yes, we're down in atlanta. they have really good wings down in atlanta. >> stephen, of course, yeah. >> i did this lemon pepper wing. have you had a lemon pepper wing. >> stephen: i have, yes. >> they're everything. >> stephen: have you been to the varsity, down in atlanta? >> no. >> stephen: oh, you've got to go to the varsity. late-night burgers and fries and a coke at the varsity. check it out. 24 hours open, 24 hours a day. they'll fry anything you want. ( laughter ) >> like what? >> stephen: i don't know, they'd fry this if you bring it up. ( laughter ) so can you tell me anything without, you know, getting in trouble, can you tell me anything about what's going on with "avengers" three, four, seven, or nine? ( laughter ) what you're shooting right now. can you give us a taste, a little hint of what's going on? >> i really can't. i can't think of anything i could possibly say. all right-- >> stephen: you're in it. >> okay, i am in it. at one point, i do t

carolina rosario continÚa en atlanta y hablÓ con familiares. carolina: con una misa catÓlica familiares que viajaron desde mÉxico y chicago se unieron a los de georgia esta noche para dar el Último adiÓs a los miembros de la familia puÑalada. sobre una mesa llena de flores a reposaban las fotografÍas los hermanos axel de dos aÑos, dylan de cuatro aÑos, dakota de siete isabel de 10 aÑos junto a su padre martÍn romero de 33. las autoridades dicen que la mamÁ de los menores los matÓ a todos. >> ojalÁ ella se arrepienta de corazÓn por todo lo que hizo.destrozÓ una familia. carolina: este hombre es primo del padre de la familia, con anterioridad al funeral abriÓ su corazÓn a nuestras cÁmaras.. >> para mÍ era como un hermano,era una familia muy hermosa. carolina: la acusada, isabel martÍnez que estÁ siendo evaluada psicolÓgicamente, tendrÁ su prÓxima audiencia corta el prÓximo jueves. aquÍ se espera que se revele mÁs detalles del caso que tiene la familia conmocionar a pero sin rencor. al ataque de martÍnez sobreviviÓ una

and in another incident of police brutality in the us an officer from atlanta says banded after a video emerges of him punching a man in the head who was wrongly suspected of taking drugs. it's four o'clock am in moscow and you're watching all to international life must you do with me in a day or two to welcome to the program thousands have turned out in the british capital for the not one day more antigovernment march across live now to all teams honest to see it and i who's absent demonstration. it's all behind you please tell us what's going on. don't need to run to the city there's been a series of protests taking place in the u.k. following teresa mayes snap election that didn't really go in her favor i have to say this is probably the biggest protest of steve in london recently it's literally thousands of people talking the streets of central london it's a huge march towards parliament. where from the b.b.c. headquarters where we were only air right now the march a slightly stopped like it's i don't know if you can see it from which the street is cox by the sea of people who have

. >> seth: we keep in con -- you were just in atlanta. how's atlanta? you're shooting a movie there. how was that? >> i think it's called hot-lanta, seth. [ light laughter ] good night, everybody, thank you. [ light laughter ] we're down there was our friend dave sasson. >> seth: yep, a fantastic writer and dear friend. >> but i'm doing a movie there with leslie mann and john cena. i get mistaken for john cena a lot. >> seth: do you? [ light laughter ] >> i would like to. >> seth: yeah. >> i would like to be. he's very muscular. >> seth: yeah. >> yeah. >> seth: he's also very kind. >> yes, and i'm weak and neat. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> so, you can see why i'm trying to get there. >> seth: but atlanta's been good? >> it's good. it's good. we were there the other day and it was fun. we had a special visitor come. shut down the airport for a few hours. i'll give you a hint. he's orange. >> seth: okay. [ laughter ] >> and he talks like this. your trump is good. i like your trump. it's good. you -- do the kind of thing -- >> seth: it's a laz -- i do a

. >> seth: we keep in con -- you were just in atlanta. how's atlanta? you're shooting a movie there. how was that? >> i think it's called hot-lanta, seth. [ light laughter ] good night, everybody, thank you. [ light laughter ] we're down there was our friend dave sasson. >> seth: yep, a fantastic writer and dear friend. >> but i'm doing a movie there with leslie mann and john cena. i get mistaken for john cena a lot. >> seth: do you? >> i would like to. >> seth: yeah. >> i would like to be. he's very muscular. >> seth: yeah. >> yeah. >> seth: he's also very kind. >> yes, and i'm weak and neat. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> so, you can see why i'm trying to get there. >> seth: but atlanta's been good? >> it's good. it's good. we were there the other day and it was fun. we had a special visitor come. shut down the airport for a few hours. i'll give you a hint. he's orange. >> seth: okay. [ laughter ] >> and he talks like this. your trump is good. i like your trump. it's good. you -- do the kind of thing -- >> seth: it's a laz -- i do a very lazy trump >>

terrifying moments at the suburban atlanta wells fargo bank. a man carrying explosives taking hostages holed up inside. >> the insinuation was that the explosives were in the backpack that he carried and, of course, as you know, a backpack can carry a large amount of explosives. >> reporter: snipers and s.w.a.t. team members in position. guns drawn. the man inside, calling our atlanta affiliate wsb with a list of demands. >> why are you holding up the bank, sir? >> the department of veteran affairs stole my money. they committed fraud, and they stole my disability. i'm homeless and destitute. i just want my money back. >> reporter: that man, former marine named brian easley, who served two tours in iraq talking about his prior mental health issues upset he was about to become homeless. >> i told the bank at random, i was going to be out on the street, homeless, no food, no nothing. i don't have much money left. i'm not going to survive the rest of the month. >> reporter: linda seeva, a bank employee being held hostage, also getting on the phone

that played, 1-0 atlanta. plenty for mike tulasnovitz who was zealing, strikes out with the 90 mile an hour fastball. bruce maxwell goes down to end the seventh. had a no-no through eight innings. matt kemp with a single to right. brandon fill limbs scores. 3-0 atlanta. watch what happens first batter of the night. no-no is over. matt olson with a solo home run. eight innings, one home run, one strike out. the braves beat the a's 3-1. the giants taking a three-game-winning streak into their season opener in pittsburgh. first batter of the game, second pitch. span goes on a power trip, fifth of the season. the giants up 1-0 in a flash. the giants down 3 las vegas 2 in the fourth. john panik. next batter hunter pence. scored to make it 5-3 giants. giants added five runs in the sixth and in the eighth, brandon belts, fifth home run of the season. four rbi, giants win it with score 13-5. abc 7 sports report is brought to you by river rock casino. expect to hear plenty of large numbers as nba free agency rolls on.

jonathan is in atlanta, what did we learn from this study? >> reporter: hi, then. public health officials are trying to understand why there is so much county to county variation. they believe some of it may have to do with access to resources, opioid prescription rates tend to be higher in areas where people are -- have higher rates of not being insured or higher rates of unemployment. people who live in smaller towns, they say, may have less access to physical therapy or other alternative forms of pain management. so they have to rely on the meds. the cdc also found that prescription practices are so inconsistent that some counties are prescribing opioids at six times the rate of other counties. now, shep, some states are trying to crack down on opioid abuse, trying to find the abusers before things get completely out of hand. here in georgia, they recently passed a law requiring pharmacists to report any controlled substance prescriptions that they fill within 24 hours. listen. >> the georgia pharmacists, the scope and the depth of the opioid epidemic compels it

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they won the first two against the atlanta braves. after losing 2 of 3 to the astros. hector neris the win, he is 3-4. altherr a seven-game hitting streak. our next telecast, tomorrow afternoon game three of the series against the braves. vince velasquez matches up against r.a. dicker at 1:30 on csn. the senior producer of phillies baseball. our associate producer and tonight's director. for mike schmidt, ben davis and the crew. i am tom mccarthy. thanks for watching. "phillies postgame live" is on csn. stay tuned for nbc10 news right now. right in the eye before he took off. nbc10's aundrea cline-thomas is live at the scene tonight to walk us through what happened. aundrea? >> well, lauren, there are a lot of places to eat around here. people were out and about. with you witnesses told us they heard the shooting and saw a man with a red hoodie. that is the suspect who they say cursed at them as he was running away. >> a manhunt is under way for this man. he's wan inside a murder at this haverford township apartment building. >> heard two shots fired. heard some you kn

two hours south of atlanta, it is a different world in the by city. access to a hospital is not a guarantee. >> i'm the only physician. >> reporter: this doctor has been the only doctor in town since the nearest hospital shutdown in 2013. nearly 100 rural hospitals have closed since 2010. to add insult to injury, the facility was shuttered without warning. >> the hospital closed by friday. >> reporter: what was that like? >> it was very devastating. very had. >> reporter: dr. raju was the chief of staff at the hospital and is now in high demanded. >> i see 22 or 25 patientients day. >> reporter: raju says most of the patients are elderly and 95% of the patients are now on medicare or medicaid. under the health care senate bill, these would shrink putting the only doctor in town shutting down. with the nearest hospital a 45-minute drive away, residents of richland live in a medical desert. it makes the jobs of ed and his crew of emts harder. his two ambulances serve an area larger than los angeles. they receive 1,200 calls per year. >> it can be an iss