when he became agitated and this is and you see in a photo here this was actually taken from the scene. this is a photo provided from police, and police are saying that following or in the middle of that appointment is when this all played out. i do want to bring in andrew mccabe to talk a little bit about what we are seeing and some of the outstanding questions, because at this point you have a search, an all-out search, that authorities are conducting at this point in time, but also they do not know where this individual is, andy, and so that creates a potentially very broad area as they are looking for this person. that s exactly right, brianna. so let s think first in terms of the area that s currently within the perimeter, the area that s shut down. even that is a large, large area to search carefully, so you have tactical teams that have to literally go through every single space or container that could hold a human being. so it s every hallway, every room, every
initial surge stopped any more shooting from happening. that picture went up, the gray hoodie with the canvas bag showing this former military member with the bag that they believe the handgun was stuffed in and then that shooting and barrage started. sadly and unfortunately we do know someone lost their life and other people are in critical condition getting treatment at grady hospital a level 1 trauma center here, the only one in the city of atlanta. we have heard our sources and john miller and everyone else talk about the idea of the video integration system that s here in atlanta. all that has helped to be a force multiplier to get these images out there. i can tell you right now they are scouring through the video images to see if they can track this man s movement from the moment the shooting happened all the way to wherever he went to next. there is a building just on this side over here where the whole foods is housed and of course there is condos up there as well. initially s
city of atlanta into our video integration system at police headquarters so that we can have eyes in our schools and in the event there is a tragedy, it would allow us to deploy our police to the campus much faster and it will give us eyes on the ground so that we have greater situational awareness. that s what we are going to do in atlanta. before i let you go, i want to ask you about the news, senator chambliss retiring, his seat becoming available. have you made any decisions about whether or not you want to officially throw your hat in the ring and make a run for his seat? thomas, i m just loving being mayor, focused on being mayor. i think there are terrific candidates out there. congressman barrow would be terrific. i think peter eamon would be terrific as well. i m going to keep being mayor. mayor kasim reed of atlanta, sir, thanks for joining me. i appreciate it. nice seeing you, thomas. what a night, what a nail-biter. what a game, a ratings blockbuster for the histo
august. the feds say indian rosewood and ebony finger board planks are raw materials and illegal under a 2008 amendment to the lacy act. the indian government says they are finished products and allows their export. surveillance cameras in public are nothing new but now police in atlanta can monitor residents with private security cameras as well. part of a growing trend. will is mean safer streets or is it an invasion of your privacy? elizabeth beth joins us from atlanta with more. cities are looking for technology to make up for budget short falls while keeping city streets safe. atlanta is joining ranks and starting to use the video integration system where hundreds and in some cases thousands of both public anda private cameras feed into one location monitored by police officers and they can include