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latest on former President Donald Trump's
arraignment in his historic federal case.
Jay Gray is live in Miami for us right now.
Jay, what can we expect to happen today? Lay
it all out for us.
Yeah. You sure? I think a lot of
it will go on behind closed doos
here at the federal courthouse.
We expect the former president to make
his way in through an underground tunnel,
so we likely won't see that.
And then once inside,
he will be processed by both
US Marshals and the FBI.
He'll be fingerprinted.
He'll have a mugshot taken and
then appear before a judge.
The indictment here alleges that the former
president violated the Espionage Act,
hiding away some of our
nation's most guarded secrets,
many of the documents dealing with national.
Social Security Now the former
president has denied any wrongdg
and is promising to plead not
guilty in just a few hours.
Here. We've seen,
as the sun's come up this morni,
the crowd's continuing to grow .
There's been a line that started
overnight of people hoping to get inside,
get a seat in the courtroom
to watch this history unfold.
Miami police,
as you would expect on high ale,
getting support from federal
agencies and state agencies as .
They say they're prepared for
as many as 5 to 50.
1000 people from both sides in s
controversial case to gather hee
outside the courthouse throughout the day.
Aish Jay,
thank you. We will continue to follow
this all throughout the day for.
the Today show will pick up cove
at the end of your nonstop news.
And this morning a woman is recovering
and police have a person in cus.
After some real scary moments at
the most popular park in Atlant,
11 Live's Molly O joining us live now.
Molly, we know an innocent bystr
was shot at Piedmont Park.
Tell us how she's doing this morning.
Aisha, She's in the hospital this morning
while police are still investigg
the details surrounding the shog
that happened at Piedmont Park.
I want you to take a look at your screen.
It happened just after
6:00 o'clock yesterday.
Police found a woman shot in the hand.
After they say an argument escad
to gunfire on the basketball co,
police say the woman was not paf
the fight and was just a witnes.
We spoke with people who were at
the park when the shooting happd
who say they heard gunshots and
then saw police cars everywhere.
Police do have one person in
custody following the shooting.
We'll keep you updated as we len
more about the investigation.
Back to you all. Molly Thank
You Time Now 649. This morning,
a young man sits behind bars
along with his mom and his step,
charged in connection to a horrific child
abuse case out of Griffin. So even Washburn
is accused of beating his little
brother over the span of three years.
The same 10 year old police says
being severely starved by his parents,
Krista and Tyler Shinley,
who are also charged in this ca.
Authorities say the child was locked in
his room for days at a time without food,
water and access to a toilet.
The Spalding County Sheriff's Attorney
District Attorney described the
child as being on the brink of h
this morning.
The Clarkson Police Department
is hoping to pay incentives,
thanks to the help of the mayort
would help them attract new recruits.
Currently, the department is
understaffed and short by six officers.
The starting salary is now $53,.
There's also a signing bonus.
And right now, there's no timele
for the backlog on SNAP benefit.
A spokesperson with the USDA's d
and Nutrition Services tells use
agency met with state leaders the 1st
of June to talk about the backlf
approximately 67,000 SNAP renew.
The state disperses benefits,
but they do so under federal guidelines
and changes must be approved.
This morning,
DHS tells us there's an ongoing
request for federal regulators
to approve waivers to help
streamline that process.
All
right, Chesley, we are talking t
some of those previously requesd
cooler days, you know, still pending.
At least it's a cool start.
It's a nice way to start us off on a Tuesday
and it will be cooler than our average for
the Soviet we should be in the upper 80s.
I think we'll only hit 80 degres
for an afternoon high maybe.
Struggling to get that high in some spots.
Temperature by our cloud wise,
we have a few clouds overhead rt
now that are moving into the ara
We're going to wind up with mosy
cloudy skies for today, you mak.
There's sunshine here and there and we
shouldn't remain dry for the most part.
There will be a few sprinkles out there.
We'll talk about that in just a few minutes.
Look at this. Temperatures are n
into the 50s in a lot of spots.
You got 59 degrees in Conyers
over toward Covington as well,
62 degrees in Stockbridge,
61 over in the Newnan, 60 in Chattahoochee
Hills in southern Fulton County.
You got 57 degrees in the highed
57 also in Dallas, 58 Powder Springs.
Maybe when you're at 6063 degres
right now in Tucker, 59 up in Roswell,
62 down in East Point at the current hour,
you're what to wear forecast ca.
For yeah, the short sleeves and shorts.
You can do that.
Of course. It's June.
In our minds at least, it's closer to summer.
We're getting closer, getting closer.
Next week, summer officially be.
You're looking at 80 for an
afternoon high temperature.
But we should be in the upper 80s by now,
right?
So a little bit cooler thanks te
cloud cover and our threats for the rain,
it'll be that way for the next
couple of days.
In fact, right on through Thurs,
we have a threat for rain.
Highest threat will be on Wedney
at a 50% chance by Friday down to less
than a 20% chance and then a 30% chance
as we head further into the wee.
You're taking a look at
the southeast right now,
not much going on back off to
the West of us over into Dallas,
moving into parts of Arkansas
and northern parts of Louisiana.
We do have a couple thunderstorms there.
Some of those are on the strong severe side.
They will follow along the stationary
boundary or one front and a stationary
boundary that's down to the South of us.
I think this will be the trigger
thunderstorms in our state toda.
I think the heaviest rain will
stay down by that front.
Now it will meander a little
bit further to the north.
The further north it goes,
the higher threat for us.
Right now it's only a 30% chanc.
And we're looking at only level
one threat for severe weather ad
which means an isolated, strong,
severe thunderstorm is possible.
Most of the severe weather will
stay down to the South of us and
it will remain there from tomorw
as well with the level one thret
remaining over our area.
So that means a few of those thunderstorms
that happen to pop up in the ar,
which only a few of us will rec.
Will be on the strong,
severe side packing some gusty winds.
Most of that heavy rain will stay down to
the southwest over toward the Macon area.
Not only for today, tomorrow as well.
And then it becomes a little bit more
widespread by tomorrow afternoo,
moving further off to the north.
And on Thursday as well.
You see these rounds of thunderstorms that
will be moving into our forecast area.
Temperature wise,
we stay on the cooler side until
we get toward the end of the we,
87 degrees for the high on Fridy
and then more wet weather comess
we head into Father's Day weeke.
Right now a proposed
teen curfew is moving forward
to the full Atlanta City
Council hours after the public.
The safety committee voted to change it.
Ariana Manise has more force in Atlanta,
Ariana. For months,
leaders have been talking about a curfew.
This is a big step forward.
What happens next?
Well, what's next?
The full City Council,
they will be introduced the
same legislation where they will
vote whether to move forward.
And as you mentioned,
this comes months after the
same piece of legislation sold
in the Public Safety Committee.
But on yesterday,
the committee they voted to
move forward unanimously.
The proposed curfew change will
move the curfew from 11:00 PM to
10:00 PM on weekends and weekda.
It would also eliminate the
current $1000 fine that's in
place of the curfew is violated
and instead require violators
to participate in mentorship.
Programs City Council member Keisha Waits.
She proposed curfew changes aftr
the tragic shooting death of
two teens near Atlantic Station.
She tells us that this measure
represents comments and solutioo
curb youth violence. Take a lis.
It's my belief had we had this conversation
back in November when we should have,
we wouldn't be having this conversation,
you know, surrounding bridge of powers loss.
This is a tool for the
law enforcement community.
I believe this is another tool for parents,
I think with the loss of bridge of power.
I think Zion and Cameron,
I think we have to have good poy
in place that protects our chil.
Now, next Tuesday is the day the
full City Council will vote on s
proposed curfew change. Back to you. I
got to thank you. City Schools f
Decatur getting ready for a new.
Today the district is swearing
in its new Superintendent, Dr.
Jima Whitaker. The ceremony is t
5:30 this evening at the Elizabh
Wilson School Support Center.
Whitaker takes over July 1st.
We are about 3 weeks away now fm
the annual A JC Peachtree Rd.
Race, the world's largest 10K,
and one of the highlights of the
4th of July event every year is
the singing of the national ant.
Every year you help select the singer
in the oh Say Can You See conte.
So let's take a listen to
this year's finalists.
Oh, can
you see by the daughter we like.
All right, there's our top five,
Sophia McKenna, Gary, Chris and Alexandra.
Right now you can vote for the person
you'd like to sing at the Peachtree Rd.
race, the main event on the 4th.
Also the Junior race on the thi.
The voting is happening
right now on 11 live.com.
You can see all of the clips on
each of the finalists right now.
Voting will close at noon on Thursday,
June 15th.
Well, at noon today we are lookg
at temperatures right at 75 deg.
I think we'll have mostly
cloudy skies with a few isolated
showers developing in our area.
Some of those could have
some embedded thunderstorms.
Some of those thunderstorms
could pack some gusty winds.
I think the winds generally wile
out of the northwest about 10 to 1415
mph by the time you're driving e
temperatures right around 79 degrees.
We'll still have a mix of sun and clouds
and a few isolated storms aroun.
It's only about a 30% chance.
For those, we'll hold on to a 5%
chance for the rain on Wednesda,
30% chance Thursday.
Notice the temperatures remain
below the average.
We'll finally get back there,
which is 87 for this time of ye.
We'll get there on Friday and then the
wet weather returns over the weekend.
Busy start to the morning.
Glad to see things are going to
finally shake out. I had Nyquil.
I've been trying to get some sentences
out of Cheryl's been saving.
She's the Truth.
I hope you feel better.
And I hope you all have a great.
Today's show is coming up next.