. -- outskirts of atlanta. when the confederates retreat across the chattahoochee, they are right on the outskirts of the gate city of atlanta as it was called. sherman had achieved something pretty remarkable at this point. he had taken all of northwest georgia, a region important in terms of agriculture and industry, and had taken an army that was strong still in numbers and morale. contrast that to the position of the army of the potomac when it gets to the outskirts of petersburg, and the morale of the army is pretty shaky. by this point, jefferson davis has had enough of joe johnson. jefferson davis has lost faith in joe johnson's ability to hold the city of atlanta. johnson repeatedly told the davis administration and politicians who visited his headquarters that the best way to support -- to sport the federals's out of georgia was to strike their supply line. but johnson claimed that his calgary -- cavalry could not do this. he needed reinforcements to defend the flanks of the army as it fell back. johns

sedin never mentioned atlanta. but the expectation, of course, was hold atlanta as much as you can. send your cavalry, attack where you can. sherman, of course, knew, from spy reports even before he'd gotten across the chattahoochee, that atlanta had been encircled by a strong perimeter of fortifications. captain grant, the property owner who sold the land southwest city, grant park today, l.p. grant supervised the 10, 12 miles of fortify cases, called too strong to assault, too extensive to invest. so he's not going to attack him. he's going to bombard the city, levy kind of a semi siege on the north and western faces, but cut the railroads. can't find a good map in the book, so i drew my own. the railroads going around atlanta, linking it to savannah, columbia, montgomery -- it would become the lifeline for both aryms. -- armies. and sherman wanted to cut the lines. by mid-july, when johnston gives command over to hood, actually, union cavalry raiding through central and east central alabama have cut the line to montgomery. russo cut it near auburn, destroying 26 miles of track th

richmond from atlanta, november 10. and he spends the winter of '63, '64 where the wounded hero is lionized by richmond society. after beingow, befriended by president davis, who touchingly -- hood is on crutches. hood would attend st. john's with the president, with his pew, and the president would be helping hood down the steps, on the front of st. john's. according to mrs. chestnut, hood flattered davis. mr. president, why don't you come and lead us yourself. i would follow you to the death. said, hood, you used to be a texan. now you're becoming like us, -- nullifying the brass. this cover ofut cwti. look. an engagement ring! he wasways said that engaged to buck preston, who steweddously and steadfastly, always said, oh, no, sam, i'm engaged to you. but this, in a companion photograph, hood very shows his engagement ring. and this would have been in the of '64, before he leaves richmond. telling.t's very president davis worked for and secured hood's promotion to general.t the senate confirmed it february 10. johnsto

phil: this game gives a lot of confidence to the atlanta falcons. they worked to do during the off-season they accomplished here tonight. jim: second highest point total total in atlanta team history. final score is 56-14. again coming up, the mazda postgame show. we'll join the studio after this. >> welcome to "the mazda postgame show." rich: welcome back to denver. it was denver hester's night to say the least as the buccaneers scored the last 14 unanswered points. that's one way to describe what happened tonight on thursday night football. the fans are loving it here in atlanta because they are 2-0 at home against n.f.c. south teams. rich eisen is here live. devin hester is your baby. he broke your report. deion: pregame i said that devin hester bwillreak a record and have a return tonight and i'm excited and elated he did, not to mention the 20-yard reverse he scored on as well. you can see hustle from the beginning of the game until the end. great play there. they set up a reverse. wide open. they had a stutter go on him earlier that they misse

phil: this game gives a lot of confidence to the atlanta falcons. they worked to do during the off-season they accomplished here tonight. jim: second highest point total total in atlanta team history. final score is 56-14. again coming up, the mazda postgame show. we'll join the studio after this. >> welcome to "the mazda postgame show." rich: welcome back to denver. it was denver hester's night to say the least as the buccaneers scored the last 14 unanswered points. that's one way to describe what happened tonight on thursday night football. the fans are loving it here in atlanta because they are 2-0 at home against n.f.c. south teams. rich eisen is here live. devin hester is your baby. he broke your report. deion: pregame i said that devin hester will break a record and have a return tonight and i'm excited and elated he did, not to mention the 20-yard reverse he scored on as well. you can see hustle from the beginning of the game until the end. great play there. they set up a reverse. wide open. they had a stutter go on him earlier that they miss

mark strassman is in atlanta. julianna goldman has details. friends and family say good-bye to joan rivers inside a manhattan temple as bagpipes play new york, new york, outside. and in the middle of a historic drought, terri okita says many are homeowners in the west coast are turning to brown lawns. >> this is captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> good evening everyone i'm jeff glor. less than a month the sale of the l.a. clippers closed after former owner donald sterling made racist statements on tape. >>> atlanta hawks owner bruce levinson, announced he is leaving with more on the e-mail and the reaction, here is mark strassman in atlanta. >> in august of 2012, atlanta hawks co-owner bruce levinson remarked, my theory is that the black crowd scared away the whites and there was not enough affluent white fans to build a significant base. i've told our executives i want some white cheerleaders. shots towlt contests is black. i've even bitched that the kiss cam is too black. he reported it to the n bmpta two months ag

east side of atlanta.near the atlanta zoo. that neighborhood may be more dangerous now than it was then. like some not so well preserved civil war battlefields. the army of the tennessee was down there. retreat, and any further retreat means giving up atlanta, or attack. hood learned his generally under robert e lee. he knew we would have attacked, so he attacked. he played a pretty good attack. he doesn't get enough credit for his attacks. he planned an attack that was a lot like, for you civil war buffs and students, maybe you have heard of a battle called chancellorsville. where robert e lee and stonewall jackson embarrassed hooker. it became known as the battle of atlanta. it is a lot like chancellor lavelle -- chancellorsville. could's problem was not that the attack was not enough likely and jackson did. he was not up against joseph hooker and the army of the potomac. he was up against the army of the tennessee. that morning, as the troops got into position, sherman tells mcpherson, i don't think it

he is from atlanta.hese are people who identify as tea party supporters and they are not white people. they are doing this and they identify themselves as tea party supporters because they agree with us. we want a country where there is more personal freedom, economic freedom, and a debt-free future. >> where do you keep the confederate flag in your home? >> there is no confederate flag in my home. >> do you ever see somebody swinging a confederate flag? >> i have not seen that at any of the rallies i have been at. if there were, we would have the person remove it. if we didn't, we would surround them with signs. >> what would you tell charlie rangel if he were sitting right here? >> come to a tea party event. >> you think he would? >> i doubt it but i would invite him. >> why don't you think he would go? >> he hasn't been yet. aboutmaking accusations us and judging us without getting to know us. invited to ever been a congressional black caucus meeting? >> i have not. >> would you expect to be? >> i don

atlanta is a strange city. a lot of people are transplants here. away team is better supported than the home team. perhaps there are things they can do with the team to get better support. i don't know how they go about it. >> all right. i know you continue to dig on the why trying to get the answers and rachel nichols is as well joining us later to talk about this very odd, odd situation with this nba team. all right. thanks so much. appreciate it. >>> joan rivers is being remembered today as a genius comic but also a very loyal friend. we'll hear from one of her dearest friends, fellow comedian carol burnett. she joins us live when we come right back. ... ...which eyes? eyes that pivot with the road... ...that can see what light misses... ...eyes designed to warn when yours wander... or ones that can automatically bring the ls to a complete stop. all help make the unseen... ...seen. and make the ls perhaps the most visionary vehicle on the road. this is the pursuit of perfection. denturthan real teeth.erent they're about ten times softer and have

the the le owner of atlanta haws is putting his stake for sale. a june meeting where a racist comment was made. outside phillips arena in atlanta. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. much has been made about the e-mail by hawks owner levenson. nba just got through another controversy involving racist remarks by former nba owner donald sterling. levenson was one of the first to come out publicly against sterling. now levenson finds himself at the center of thof attention. in an e-mail, levenson suggests the team's financial issues can be attributed to black fans chls my theory is that the black crowd scare add way the whites. there's simply not enough white fans to build the significant ticket base. please don't get me wrong. there was nothing threatening going on in the arena back then. i never felt uncomfortable. i think southern whites were not comfortable in the arena or bar where they were the minority. levenson says his e-mail was an attempt to bridge atlanta's racial sports divide. he says he later realized his words were doing the exac

he throws two touchdown passes to give atlanta a 14-0 lead but night would belong to atlanta's devin a 20 yard touchdown run and makes history. hester brings back a punt 62 yards and steps into the end zone. the score would be 35-0 before halftime. atlanta has no problems in this one winning 56-14. the win improves the falcons' record to 2-1 while tampa bay sinks to 0-3. these two will get a chance to teen score in week ten when they meet again. for cbs news, megan alexander in atlanta. >>> "thursday night football" returns next week with one of the oldest nfl rivalries. the washington redskins host the new york giants. coverage started right here on cbs news thursday night at 7:30 eastern, 6:30 central. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," new guidelines for this year's flu vaccine. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." (yawn) (ding!) toaster strudel! more fruit in the filling, ya? mmm! ya! warm, flaky, gooey, toaster strudel! now, with more fruit! choosing is half the fun.. because there's a little something delicious... for everyone. hershey's

the nationals are on the field in atlanta -- you are looking at turner field and every single one of them knows what is at stake. they're going after their second title in three years. thenets have won seven of last nine games against the braves. being veryms is cautious in telling his guys not to get ahead of themselves. why focus on it? just try to win. we have win the game. >> the nationals have picked up five and a half games this month, so they can clinch the east. the orioles clinch for the win tonight -- it hasn't a long time coming for the birds and baltimore -- 17 years between titles. when you have guys that can hit like that, you can win almost any game. this could be a memorable night in camden yards -- let the party begin in baltimore. cut ashington redskins safety today to make room on the roster for brandy -- four brandon very weather. meriwether, you get a solid tackler in good safety. when things go back to work tomorrow, it will be the first a of the kirk cousins era. he will be the starter in this will be his team. i submit to you it's a lot easier coming off the b

. >> they clinched the title with a win over the atlanta braves. we witnessed something very special tonight here in washington. the nationals and the orioles are celebrating. the champagne is flowing. both ballclubs took another step closer as champions and perhaps future foes in the world series. the nationals shutout the braves. they beat atlanta eight of the last 10 times they have played. let the celebration begin. this is their second division title in the last three years. washington still has 12 regular-season games remaining. then they have to forget the champagne and forget everything that has taken place, regain the momentum, and get to the fall classic. this is special. moments ago, police confirmed the search happening in bedford county is connected to the disappearance of sheila lyon and katherine lyon. the sisters disappeared back in 1980 -- 1975. roz plater is there tonight. land they are searching once belong to relatives of the person of interest in this case. we talked to a group of neighbors. there have been so many leads. they

the atlanta hawks clearly not worth that value. it's a much smaller market here in atlanta.hey are expected, according to forbes, to go for about $425 million. could go a little bit more, but in this world of sports that we're in right now, no one really knows. you could get a high bidder come in and take this to the nail. >> thank you very much. >> robert bolland is a professor of sports business at new york university, a former sports agent and joins us this morning. it's always great to have you. why do you think levinson really came forward with this email? >> this is a very complex story. i think the basis of the email coming forward is the nba from the donald sterling case is actually asking owners to go through and find sensitive material that might be out there in statements. it may be also that someone had the statement and was going to go forward with it. i think there are private reasons driving this, including maybe his own desire to get out of his own franchise. it seemed like a very strong statement to amputate one self. >> i asked this question when the donald

boy, atlanta/tampa bay, a blowout. atlanta forcing multiple turn joves find the end zone five times in the first half alone. up 28-0 in the second quarter. then this happens. >> beautiful punt. as to the 38 and passed everybody, except the punter and he breezes past him and it's devin hester's night to high-step. >> give that man a speeding ticket. atlanta's devin hester beating deion sanders with his 20th touchdown career return. after, in the second half, atlanta doesn't look back. jones pulling down nine receptions for 161 yards and two it d.s. atlanta, pummeling tampa bay. is this a basketball score? 56-1. 56-14. >> there is goes! see ya! home run, derek jeter. >> yeah. derek jeter hitting his fourth homer of the season. is it his last in pinstripes some ask? a walk-off win against toronto 3-2. >>> also hoping for a win, gate rade goes for the heart strings, echoing along jeter and sinatra with this ad. ♪ what has he got shoed if not himself then he has not ♪ >> well, after 260 years, women will now be allowed into

the streets of atlanta. also help the homeless lgbt population as well but definitely a big problem there in atlanta and they do need resources to combat it. >> "america tonight's" adam may, thanks so much. >>> ahead in our final segment. a picture and a thousand words of protest. challenging with a creative voice. o noise, no clutter, just real reporting. the new al jazeera america mobile app, available for your apple and android mobile device. download it now >> and finally from us this hour, we've reported of course on the u.n. general assembly meeting, this summit found south korean making political statement, as their president took the podium, when they took politically charged work banned in south korea. what's banned in that area by harry fawcett in seoul. >> most strange to the pr provocative and the political. it was founded in 1995 in part to memorialize this southern city's uprising. arhong song dam, when organizers saw the finished 10 meter work, with its unflattering depiction of its president,

the streets of atlanta. also help the homeless lgbt population as well but definitely a big problem there in atlanta and they do need resources to combat it. >> "america tonight's" adam may, thanks so much. >>> ahead in our final segment. a picture and a thousand words of protest . challenging with a creative voice. >> every saturday, al jazeera america brings you controversial... >> both parties are owned by the corporations. >> ..entertaining >> it's fun to play with ideas. >> ...thought provoking >> get your damn education. >> ...surprising >> oh, absolutely! >> ...exclusive one-on-one interviews with the most interesting people of our time. >> you're listening because you want to see what's going to happen. >> i want to know what works what do you know works? >> conversations you won't find anywhere else. >> talk to al jazeera. >> only on al jazeera america. >> oh my! just real reporting. the new al jazeera america mobile app, available for your apple and android mobile device. download it now >> and fin

bruce levenson apologizing and selling his share of the atlanta hawks.e said and what's next for the team ahead. good morning. welcome to "early start." john berman is off. it is september 8th. 5:00 a.m. in the east. up first, president obama as plan to take out isis. on the day before 9/11, the president will address the nation. he is expected to announce a phased military campaign that could take three years to complete. the president is hinting most plans to seek

the streets of atlanta. also help the homeless lgbt population as well but definitely a big problem there in atlanta and they do need resources to combat it. >> "america tonight's" adam may, thanks so much. >>> ahead in our final segment. a picture and a thousand words of protest . challenging with a creative voice. on tech know, >> i landed head first at 120 mph >> a shocking new way to treat brain injuries >> transcranial direct stimulation... don't try this at home... >> but some people are... >> it's not too much that we'ed fry any important brain parts... >> before you flip the switch, get the facts... >> to say that passing a low level of current is automatically safe, is not true >> every saturday, go where technology meets humanity... >> sharks like affection >> tech know, only on al jazeera america clutt, just real reporting. the new al jazeera america mobile app, available for your apple and android mobile device. download it now >> and finally from us this hour, we've reported of course on the u.n

buccs are still looking for their first win, atlanta coming off a bad week last week. what do they need to do to balance back? >> they need to play the buccs, perfect scheduling, giving them a great gift. of course they are 0-2. already they are playing what matters, the tie breakers down the road. if they play decent if they could stop it, then they would win the game, it's theirs for the taking. >> they do have one thing going for them. i don't think that you could be as bad as they were against the bengals. the defense probably gave up more land. it was not pretty. they're playing tampa bay. if there is not a bounceback game, you're not going to have one. even with them coming in last week, you still think that? i mean this atlanta defense is giving up the most yards in the nfl, going for quite a bit last week, still think that they got the edge there? >> i don't think that it would come down to it. deciding that i'm the elite quarterback here, not this kid. show what they could do, which i believe is the highest rated telecast in america after sunday -- sunday nigh

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event took place in atlanta. >> it is my privilege to introduce dr. davis. i'm not sure that anybody knows more about the atlanta campaign than he does. he's been a proud civil war buff, since he was in the fourth grade. he earned his undergraduate degree in history at emory, his master's degree at the university of north carolina and

this time in atlanta. mike emanuel is live on capitol hill tonight. >> reporter: there was a security breach two weeks ago when president obama visited the cdc in atlanta. a security contractor with a gun and a criminal record was allowed on an elevator with the president of the united states violating secret service protocols. whistle blowers came forward and utah republican congressman jason chafen calls the incident outrageous. he notes a convicted criminal because within arm's reach of mr. obama and the secret service never did a background check. that was three days before the recent fence jumping incident at the white house. >> an intruder walked in the front door of the white house and that is unacceptable. >> republican chairman darrell issa and the house oversight committee sought answers from the secret as much as about a september 19th incident, when -- and was eventually detained on the crosswalk hall outside of the green room by an offduty member of the counter assault team. issa wanted to kno

mark strassman is in atlanta. julianna goldman has details. friends and family say good-bye to joan rivers inside a manhattan temple as bagpipes play new york, new york, outside. and in the middle of a historic drought, terri okita says many are homeowners in the west coast are turning to brown lawns. >> this is captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news."

. >> we talk to robert ray, he's in atlanta in the united states. they are treating victim there is in atlanta. how are they treating them? >> reporter: yes, good evening to you, felicity, and good afternoon from atlanta. we heard dr. thomas yesterday for the first time use the word epidemic in talking about the ebola outbreak in west africa. now here behind me is emory university hospital where two american aid workers a month ago were treated, they both were given that experimental zmapp serum that we heard about previously. they came out just fine. as a matter of fact, nancy made statements today she looked healthy. she said that she thanked god and she was thinking of all the people over in liberia and in west africa. but the issue is with the care here in the u.s. and britain so good meaning the isolation you wants and the medicines and the vitals being monitored people have a fighting chance if they're in the environments like in the u.k. and in the u.s. but in west africa it doesn't exist like that. there is limited water. there is limited su

the patient is at emory university hospital in atlanta. that is the same facility where two others were successfully fleeted for the virus last month. robert ray has more now from atlanta. >> reporter: another day of dire warnings from the international health community urging calls for action. the numbers of ebola, infections continuing to rise and the death toll seemingly out of control as another american lands here in atlanta. >> a four infected aid worker landed in atlanta. >> based on the patient's conditions we'll decide what the best options are. >> unlike the two first patients in emory who survived this rick will not receive the experimental serum zmapp. >> i think its hard to say. it's hard to make an assessment based on two patients 1234 on monday an emergency conference in washington, d.c. brought ebola experts together in the wake of the "world health organization" prediction of thousands of new west african cases in the coming weeks. >> this has changed the perception that the virus can replicate and spread to wide areas. an

number three, back to atlanta. this is the best the bucks looked all night.d by the falcons mascot. at number two, what is better here in the phillies domanic brown made the catch or didn't break his wrist? wow. phillies lost to san diego 7-3. he is okay. he's okay. julio jones makes the willy maize catch. that 56-14 score, the biggest win for atlanta since the nixon administration. >> wow. >> wow. >> the bucks are 0-3 now. the early favorite to go 0-16. >> we'll be right back. >> the city tells you where is congestion, suddenly, the car becomes a part of a much bigger eco system. ning at 4-30. >> david letterman is next with dr. evil! he was in our sports cast! >> mike myers. >> party on dude! ( band playing "late show" theme ) ( band playing "late show" theme ) >> from the heart of broadway, across the nation and around the world, it's the "late show" with david letterman. tonight... plus paul shaffer and the cbs orchestra. i'm alan kalter. and no fair union rep, david letterman! ( cheers and applause ) captioning sponsored by worldwide pants and cbs ( band

and atlanta stays up until the election?o you think it would have resulted in lincoln losing the election? if lincoln does lose the election, what would that have resulted in? would a mcclellan administration resulted in a lost war for the north? >> a great question. the what if's are the hardest because we do not know. i will give my best shot. let's assume that atlanta does not fall and link them not win. there were a few union victories. let's assume that mcclellan wins. mcclellan was argument latched to winning the war and restoring the union. there was a famous article that was based on better research that said mcclellan wavered and was not as strong on the union as we ought. that myth has been debunked. mcclellan would have done what he could've done to restore the union, but mcclellan would not have probably cap to the emancipation proclamation and plates. he would've been fine with trying to win the war and letting the south keep slavery. mcclellan would've had a lot of peace democrats who voted for him who would've

number three, back to atlanta. this is the best the bucks looked all night.ked by the falcons mascot. at number two, what is better here in the phillies domanic brown made the catch or didn't break his wrist? wow. phillies lost to san diego 7-3. he is okay. he's okay. julio jones makes the willy maize catch. that 56-14 score, the biggest win for atlanta since the nixon administration. >> wow. >> wow. >> the bucks are 0-3 now. >> the bucks are 0-3 now. the early favorite to here's something fun to do with hot dogs. make easy crescent dogs. pillsbury crescent rolls. ♪ make dinner pop. he loves me, he loves me not he loves me! warm and flaky in fifteen... everyone loves pillsbury grands. make dinner pop. ning at 4-30. >> david letterman is next with dr. evil! he was in our sports that will be $22 dollars and 50 cents. $22.50. that's insane! jack. what? it's not even a meal? right now, at my place you can get my spicy chicken club combo. it's my classic spicy chicken breast with bacon and melting cheese on toasted sourdough plus fries and a drink for just $4.99.

impact on the atlanta campaign. atlanta fell to union forces on september 2, 1864, bringing general sherman's or-month-long campaign to a close. war,s on the civil american history tv's weekly programs. secretary of state john kerry and former secretaries of state kissinger, baker, powell, albright, and clinton deliver for the groundbreaking ceremony of the u.s. diplomacy center. the museum is dedicated to demonstrating the importance of diplomacy throughout american history. this is about 50 minutes. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome under secretary of state, patrick kennedy, former secretaries of state -- [inaudible] [applause] >> good afternoon. it is my great pleasure to welcome everyone here today for the groundbreakinger is mopeny for the new united states diplomacy center. we are celebrating the start of construction of the center, a state of the art museum and educational resource that will ill straight the department of state's 225-year history of supporting our nation's national security efforts. as

because of the chance of thundershowers from miami to atlanta, washington, d.c. and philadelphia up to new york city. i checked boston, logan international airport, you should not have any travel delays related to the weather. up in the midwest, chicago and detroit could see thundershower activity. you can see it moving across right now. minneapolis looks good. in houston, thundershower activity looks good. dallas check that airport, things are looking a-okay. in the southwest seeing rain today. there's a drought going on right now. you think that's good, might be too much rain for the ground to handle, it could cause problems there. the sky harbor in phoenix and denver could see delays real red to heavy thundershower activity. >> princeton university is changing the way it investigates sexual assault. him they are thinking about using trained investigators to look into the accusations. after federal officials said it was looking into the handling of sexual assault cases at over 50 college campuses around the condition. the principal son plan is to be presented t

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atlanta, tampa bay. a blowout. atlanta forcing multiple turnovers. they finally end zone five times in the first half alone, up 28-0 in the second quarter and then this happened. >> beautiful punt. and he passed everybody. it is hester's ninth. >> give that man a speeding ticket. devin hester beating dien sanders with his 20th touchdown return, the most in nfl history for touchdowns. then after, in the second half, atlanta does not look back. julio jones pulling down nine receptions, for 161 yards and two tds. atlanta pummels tampa bay, 56-14. >>> that one is deep to left field! there it goes! see ya! home run, derek jeter! >> he's loving that one. derek jeter hitting his fourth homer of the season. is it his last in pinstripes? the new york yanks with a walkoff win against toronto, 3-2. also hoping for a win, gate ride goes for the heart strings, a little sinatra, a little jeter, with this ad. ♪ >> so after 260 years, women will be finally allowed into a club at st. andrews. america's augusta national, home of the masters, changed two years ago and

mark strassmann, cbs news, atlanta. >>> coming up on the "morning news," celebrity send-off. stars from the world of entertainment say good-bye to comedian joan rivers. >>> but first love lines. a couple hangs off the side of a building to tie the knot. this is the "cbs morning news." lines. a couple hangs off the side of a building to tie the knot. this is the "cbs morning news." then my rheumatologist prescribed enbrel. i'm phil mickelson, pro golfer. enbrel helps relieve pain and stop joint damage. i've been on the course and on the road. enbrel may lower your ability to fight infections. serious, sometimes fatal events including infections, tuberculosis, lymphoma, other cancers, nervous system and blood disorders, and allergic reactions have occurred. before starting enbrel, your doctor should test you for tuberculosis and discuss whether you've been to a region where certain fungal infections are common. you should not start enbrel if you have an infection like the flu. tell your doctor if you're prone to infections, have cuts or sores, have had hepatitis b, have been tr

she was on her way to a management conference in atlanta. in fact, her daughter was to pick her up and drive her to the airport. but when her daughter got here, there was no answer at the door. the victim, carolyn cross, the deputy director of the district's department of corrections. she was 64 years old. found murdered inside her apartment yesterday morning by her daughter. charged in the case, 29-year-old dewitt saom appeared in court today with bandages on his wrist and forearms. they say he was wearing a suicide smock an article of clothing jailers use to keep inmates from harming themselves. the victim, carolyn cross, lived in this building. the suspect in the building next door. police say they found no evidence that the two had any prior contact. >> we have no reason to believe that they knew each other and no reason to believe that this was connected to her work with d.c. corrections. i think the scary thing about it, it appears there was no connection between the two. but thankfully, we caught him shortly after we discovered her. >

one, if he is concerned white basketball fans in atlanta don't want the attend atlanta hawks games becausehave the prevalence of black fans and black cheerleaders and black music then i think he needs to have a conversation with them and not his marketing department because they are the problem. that's their hangup. the second thing i would say if he's concerned about disposable income on the part of black fans who come to the games, once again that's a conversation to have with the business community in atlanta which, if it tracks national trends, means that they pay black workers less than they pay white workers, even when you control for education. so this is a larger problem than just what's going on in w the atlanta hawks. >> woodruff: you just raise add number of questions. but christine brennan, what does this say about the -- i mean, it made a number of people, i know, wonder about the attitudes of white owners across the board and people who are in the business of promoting professional basketball. >> in a sport that is so racially diverse and inclusive and this is what we hear. r

the racially charged e-mail sent by the owner of the atlanta hawks.'s response. >> terror alert. as the president gets ready to confront isis, new widespread worries about attacks on the homeland. the inside information and the vigilance. >> close encounter, the asteroid the size of a house that just missed hitting the earth last night. how frequent are these close calls? how disastrous could they be? >> and, later, no comeback. hollywood superstar, robert downy jr. says he will not be coming back to play one of the biggest most profitable roles ever again. that's in "the skinny" on this monday, september 8th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> good morning, everyone. on this monday, i'm dan kloeffler. >> i'm reena ninan. mondays are hard. >> mondays are very difficult. the story i can't seem to rattle is this asteroid coming. i find it fascinating. nasa don't hate me. you predict when a full moon will happen, 15 years from now. the big rock size of a house could come hurdling toward us at moment. >> i can't wait to hear more o

the new york mets or the atlanta braves. now they've got fictional teams they appear to be beating. >> a win is a win. >> even the atlanta mets can't beat the nats. >> cbs evening news is coming up next. >> i'll be back with jan for your only local news at 7:00. we'll see you then. well, not that kind of fresh. on the freshness of our chicken. but i can guarantee the freshness of our chicken because we go beyond what the usda requires... with extra inspections in american family owned farms, refrigerated trucks that deliver daily and everywhere in between. that's what it takes to bring your family a fresh tasting chicken. perdue. we believe in a better chicken. >> pelley: tonight, enlisting the world in the war against isis. >> the united states of america will work with a broad coalition to dismantle this network of death. >> pelley: major garrett on the president's address to the u.n. today. a dirt track driver was killed by nascar star tony stewart. a tragic accident or a crime. don dahler has today's decision. her family

college and my second job was at the atlanta journal anjodtsi constitution. and i was there for about six and a half years.the then i went from that paper to "the washingtown post." to prior to then, i held some odd. jobs and some really odd jobs.>> c-span: how many times have you been in prison reign. >> guest: i have been in prison once. once. i i was locked up more than once. i was locked up once force shooting a guy at -- it was about four weekends.be but that was not considered present. that was time in the local jail.l mont several months later, itted a a r committed an armed robbery and shortly thereafter words was sentenced to serve 12 years ineeear prison. and i served three years and i got out on parole. c-span: how many times have you been married? and are you married now? i'ivo >> guest: twice and i am not three. married now.he c-span: how many children you have? >> guest: three children.>> w c-span: why did you write this from a book? >> guest: the book stems from a p perspective piece that i wroteeton in "the washington post." from i had moved h

the owner of the nba's atlanta hawks says he's selling the team. the reason? an e-mail he sent that he calls inappropriate and offensive. we'll tell you what it said coming up. >>> and president barack obama prepares to give a speech to the nation on the isis threat and what he plans to do about it. he gave a hint of his game plan today. we'll have details this hour. >>> and later, remembering a comic legend. a-list celebrities pack the funeral of the late joan rivers. hear why friends and family say the service is exactly what the comedian would have wanted. >>> we begin with a huge shock for the nba. another one of its owners will lose his franchise because of comments involving race. atlanta hawks controlling owner bruce levenson announced he's voluntarily selling his team after grappling with low attendance at hawks games, he says he sent an e-mail in 2012 that sent unintentional and hurtful message that the hawks white fans are more valuable than black fans. and we have that e-mail. here's a transcription of part of what he said. i look around our arena d

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