read all about it. >> almost immediately richard jewell was suspected. actually set the bomb so he could be the hero. >> did you do it? >> no, sir, i didn't do it. >> the fbi agents arrived at jewell's apartment early this morning, armed with a search warrant. agents brought in a dog and an evidence truck. >> in the hurly-burly of trying to understand what had happened, richard jewell became the face of the olympic park bombing until it was made clear he wasn't, but by then a lot of damage had been done. >> despite their interest, they had not found any physical evidence linking him to the crime scene. >> in their mad rush to fulfill their own personal agendas, the fbi and the media almost destroyed me and my mother. >> jewell was fed to the world's media wolves, and the wolves obligingly fed on him for days. it was if he was offered up to us in the hopes that the blood we draw would somehow solve the crime. >> if richard jewell was no longer a suspect, who planted the pipe bomb? to be continued. ave accident forgiveness. so the incredibly minor accident

that's when originally they thought it was richard jewel, but it was eric rudolph dumps a bag.e congregations of people and there was no security bags or anything checked. >> was that the this event changed everything? >> it did. obviously -- really what's amazing about the documentary is that it's sort of a steady drum beat to obviously 9/11, even though there's a focus on domestic terrorism towards the end of the decade, you also start to see the rise of al qaeda, you have the original world trade center bombing, but then of course, bin laden with the africa embassy bombings, and the irony of the '90s when it comes to the threat both domestic and then of course international is the cold war was over. and we won, right? everyone' thinking, peace will reign -- >> false sense of security. >> the steady drum beat. and on the domestic terrorism side, what's animating all of them is antifederal and the oklahoma city bombing and tim mcvaig access to weapons. and also wanting to play to the media. i think that's the lesson of columbine, the school shooter that shocked the world, but

. >> before this device explodes, security guard richard jewel notices a backpack, alerts and officerin to evacuate the area. if not, there probably would have been many more casualties. >> catch the full episodes "the nineties: terrorism hits home" tonight at nooirn. on 9:00. >>> so much more on the "newsroom," and it all starts right now. >>> we're prepared to do whatever it takes to defend ourselves and to defend our allies, and the ball is in north korea's court. >>> the international community, a powerful objection of north korea's missile tests. a new round of sanctions could cost the country $1 billion annually. this coming hours before secretary of state rex tillerson attends a crucial meeting with his north korean counterpart in manila. tillerson also meeting with russia's foreign minister, whose country is stip grappling for meddling in the u.s. election. "cnn newsroom" starts out in. starts now. >>> hello iello again. >>> we start the hour with the ever-widens russia investigation. following a money trail and special counsel robert mueller issued grand jury subpoenas. the m