we have these already, but we need a lot more. it s like john lewis said. get into this great revolution that is sweeping the nation. get in and stay in the streets. it s not just the physical streets. black folks now have to fight the civil rights fight in the virtual streets, in those algorithmic streets, in those internet streets. let s hit the streets. if we re looking to find black folk who s are ready to take on the challenge of changing the world, we might as well head to atlanta. from king to abrams, this place just sweats black excellence. civil rights to voters rights. but it also has a rapidly growing tech sector. there s no better place to ask, how can those black folks play a big role in creating the most futuristic future when technology is working overtime to hold us back? how can we write the codes and the algorithms? who owns these companies? white do they i mean what do they look like? what s at stake if we don t take action? everything. we are lit
way of delaware elected president-elect of these united states. right now our map having called nevada in the last few hours, our map has him at 279 electoral votes to the incumbent president s 214 electoral votes. if you have been watching a live follow-on coverage following the big news of this morning and today you know that americans are flooding into the streets. they are flooding into the area near lafayette park, black lives matter plaza in washington, d.c. let s stop there first. our correspondent garrett haake, this is different i imagine than your last visit which featured pepper spray in the air. reporter: yeah. brian, this is the polar opinion sit of that experience here. as my photographer putt it i haven t seen this many happy people all in one place in a very long time and that certainly wasn t the case five months ago. these are all students from johns hop conditions in baltimore. they saw the news, got on a train and came down here. why did you want to be h
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divers inside the cave this morning. they re racing the weather right now and here is why. monsoon rains are headed toward the town and threaten the flood the cave even more. cnn s david mckenzie is live in thailand right now. david, explain to us why these new images coming out today are so significant to the rescue. reporter: diane and victor, these are significant because those men in that chamber, that s the staging ground deep inside the cave system, kind of halfway between the entrance of the cave and those boys trapped inside. it was much more flooded with water just a few days ago. they ve successfully managed to drain significant amounts of water, and that s important because there could be sections of that tunnel system where the boys can wade out. but, still, the bad news is there will be hazardous diving for them to do if this rescue goes ahead in the coming hours as that source said it might do. there have been poignant moments with the boys writing letters a