CABRERA: Let's go live to Atlanta now, as we continue to cover the breaking news protests. Again, tonight across the country, Atlanta was in cleanup mode following last night's destruction. But still, you can see the site of more large protests today. And CNN's Martin Savidge is there now. Martin, show us where you are. And do you see a sign that things are growing tense like they did last night?</s>MARTIN SAVIDGE, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Yes, it's looking very clearly like they're bracing for another bad night here in the city of Atlanta. We're in the exact same spot where the problems kicked off last night, which is right on the outskirts of Centennial Olympic Park right outside CNN Center. Last night, the police force showed up initially with the bicycle police. It was a much softer approach. Tonight, that's all out the window. They showed up with the heavy forces right away. Police in riot gear on the scene. They're in a very strong demeanor. Already, they've made at least a dozen arrests. They're not taking anything from anybody in the crowd here. If something is thrown or hurled in their direction, that person is often taken into custody. There's also a lot of spectators, people are drawn to watch what's going to happen because at 9:00 o'clock, there is a mandatory curfew that goes into place, which means those people that are now here can no longer legally be here. We should also point out the National Guard is on scene. They're setting a lower profile but they're down the side streets here prepared with what looks like medical personnel to come in in case they are needed. So unlike last night where this started with the chief of police giving the protesters the streets to vent. There is not the kind of gift that's been given to them tonight. The curfew starts in just about 10 minutes. Ana?</s>CABRERA: All right. Martin Savidge, thank you for that reporting. We'll check back. Much more after a quick break. You're live in the CNN NEWSROOM.
Atlanta Mayor Sets Curfew For 9:00 P.M. To Sunrise.