the problem pushed to other parts of atlanta? >> we... we have a problem if what we try to do is, in my opinion and in my experience, if we're not willing to shake the whole thing up. in other words, if we're not looking we're not willing to change the paradigm. the question is, what might work? we believe that you have to have that mix of income both to attract the amenities and... and the support, but also to well serve the people who are at the lowest end. >> things have got to change around here. >> reporter: jimmy williams hopes his neighborhood on the south side of atlanta will change the way the east side has. >> there's an apocalypse that's happening every day, and it's called poverty. >> reporter: after prison, he started his own contracting business and is dedicated to improving the impoverished neighborhoods around here, rehabbing abandoned homes and building an urban farm; doing what he can to keep kids from falling into the same traps that he did, traps that just don't seem to go away. >> sreenivasan: see what concentrated po

a man involved in the ku klux klan could be atlanta's serial killer. >> atlanta was about to explode,formation potentially that the klan could have been doing this. >> bob ingram with the gbi, georgia's bureau of investigation, got the case. >> it was an entire family of brothers that were involved in the klan that were the focus of this particular intelligence information. >> an informant said one brother had threatened lubie geter, the child found dead only weeks before. the klan associate lived here on a dead-end street in the railroad town of mountainview on the outskirts of atlanta. >> we're tapping telephones. we heard a lot of rhetoric. we heard a lot of racial slurs. >> on one wiretap, the detectives heard this said. go find you another little kid? the gbi followed the four brothers for almost two months. >> these family members were under surveillance at that time, physical surveillance where we had an eyeball on them. >> in those two months, six more black youths would disappear and die. detectives saw nothing to link the klan to them. >> if somebody was in there with a van

the beauty of atlanta was when this train came through, the sun rose as the train got to atlanta. this little girl was there. i just would take the liberty of reading this letter, because it speaks for the millions -- certainly hundreds of thousands -- that saw this train. she said as the train came to atlanta, illinois, "the church bell told, the muffled drums played, and everything seemed to say, and mourn with me. even the angels in heaven must surely shed tears of grief when they look down and see the terrible agony of this beloved nation. i wish you could be here, henry" -- henry was a soldier in atlanta -- "when the train came up then, only then, did our hearts ache. " i think that little girl spoke for hundreds of thousands around. there is a certain poetry, if you want to call it that, and closure to lincoln coming down these tracks to this place in his coffin. as he came, he went through the circuit he had ridden on. for 23 years he had ridden on the perry's network cut by these tracks when they were built. he visited these towns. all of these towns were populated with hi

she was 15 she lived in the town of atlanta. the beauty of atlanta is when this train came through here he's riding through the prairies that he'd always ridden as a lawyer, the sun rose as he got to atlanta and this little girl was there. and i just would take the liberty of reading this letter because it speectionaks for all the millions -- certainly hundreds of thousands that saw this train. and she said, as the train came to atlanta, illinois the church bells tolled, the muffled drums played and everything seemed to say come and mourn with me. even the angels in heaven must surely shed tears of grief when they look down and see the terrible agony of this beloved nation. i wish you could be here henry. henry was a soldier in atlanta. when the train came up then oh, then, how our heart did ache. and lincoln's likeness on the front of the train as if he were there. henry, words fail me when i describe the mournful scene and the anguish of our heart. and i think that little girl spoke for hundreds of thousands of americans. ther

if you're familiar this is basically like the beltway of atlanta. what you're looking at right now, unreal flames and smoke here. this is video we just got in from a driver on i-285 in the atlanta area. martin savidge, i think i have you here. you've got a little bit more on what we're looking at. unreal. also incredible you have these four individuals who died but given the fact this is such a massive highway in the atlanta area i understand no one was even injured driving this morning, correct? >> reporter: correct, yeah. that's what firefighters say is miraculous out of this whohorrific tragedy. although it was witnessed by literally hundreds of people because it was the tail end of rush hour. this is one of the most heavily traveled highways in the atlanta metro area. a horrific scene they witnessed, but thank goodness nobody else on the ground was injured, despite the fact a number of vehicles were damaged by flying pieces of aircraft. they've already opened up the westbound lane of i-285, which is welcome news. it's friday which means the afte

once again this is from just outside atlanta, georgia. plane crash.anded on a freeway, killing all four people. >>> other news we're following, the former florida governor jeb bush says his brother george w. bush advises him on issues concerning the middle east. jeb bush made the remark at a private off the roar meeting in new york city on tuesday. some in the audience were surprised to hear him invoke his brother's name since he's gone to nans recent months to escape the shadow cast by his father and brother. listen to this. >> i love my brother, i love my dad. i actually love my mother as well. i hope that's okay. i'm my own man and my views are shaped by my own thinking and experiences. >> all right. let's bring in our team jeff zeleny joining us malia henderson and sarah, you reported on this story, generated a lot of buzz out there. tell us what you've learned. >> i talked to a couple people in the room and this just stunned them to hear the words come out of jeb bush's mouth that he said when i turn -- the person i turn to advice for foreign pol

had the same sort of equality of opportunity that salt lake city had, the economy of atlanta would be what? >> 11% bigger. >> and that's just an economic fact, right? >> yeah. this comes from the federal reserve board in boston, the economists at the federal reserve board. they've calculated, you know, the growth rate of different parts of america, other things that affect the growth rate, of course of given metropolitan areas. but holding all those other things constant, and then you get asked well, why is atlanta so low and salt lake city so high? that's another discussion but the fact of the matter is, that makes a big difference. everybody would be better off if they just paid a little more attention to the poor kids. >> you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. >> here's a look at some recent books featured on booktv's "after words," our weekly interview program. one recent guest was april ryan, white house correspondent for american urban radio networks. she discussed her new book, "the presidency in black and white" and her 25-year career in journalism. we als

she lived in the town of atlanta. the beauty of atlanta when this train came through, here he is airies riding through the prairies, the sun rose as the train got to atlanta. this little girl was there.l i just would take the liberty of reading this letter because it speaks for all the million -- literally millions t -- certainly his hundreds of thousands that saw ain. this train. as she said, as the train came to nta, atlanta, illinois, the church s bells tolled, the muffled drums played, and everything seemed to say, come and mourn with me. even the angels in heaven must surely shed tears of grief when they look down and see the a terrible agony of this nation. when the train came up, then oh, then how our heart did ache, and lincoln's likeness on the front of the train as if he were there. words fail me when i undertake to describe the mournful scene and the anguish of our

leon: he can rent it out to the atlanta hawks now. a big disappointment, the washington wizards out of the playoffs. it came down to the last second and a heartbreaking final shot. >> the wizards had every chance to win this game and didn't get it done. wizards down three. where is pierce? off-balance, let it go. splash. they tie it. into overtime. they will review it. it was still on his fingertips the was her's 4-91. they are eliminated from the playoffs. the wizards were chasing atlanta most of the game. >> they had every chance to win. leon: crushed. but it's baseball season now? let's go nats. i have to find a silver lining. still ahead tonight, fallout after deadly listeria in blue bell ice cream. the drastic measure the company is taking. alison: leon: a new fallout with listeria outbreak linked to blue bell ice cream. it will lay off more than one third of its work horse. more than 1400 people will lose their jobs and another 1400 will be for load. three people died during listeria outbreak. alison: a chain known for dessert i

a 17-0 run capped for atlanta. hawks within three.ll a three-point game, mike mescala, that tideed the game at 101. last seconds, the veteran paul pierce coming up huge. he said he didn't call bank he called game. john wall and the wizards going nuts. watch that hand john. wizards win this one 103-101. they take a 2-1 lead in the series. i asked bradley beal what was going through his mind when he took that shot. >> it looked like he had three people on him, i was like man, take the shot. >> it was a lucky shot we lost the game. >> i guess shooter will say that he's a little young. he's a second and third year he hasn't been able to see it over the last 17 years. of course he'll say it was luck. he probably missed with me in 2 2k. i love pierce. >> a lucky shot? from a first ballot hall of famer? >> paul pierce has done that plenty of times throughout his career. >>> moving on to baseball. good day for the nationals as well. they won the last four series it's bryce harper leading the way. great day for baseball. great time to seat nat

round two eastern semis in atlanta. were supposed to be the tired team, but al horford starting fast. hawks led by 11 after one. atlanta jacked up 38 three- point shots. that one went down, but they shot themselves out of rhythm a lot in this game. late 3rd wall to drew gooden, dr. drew, what's the recipe? yeah, right there, washington's bench players plus nine compared to atlanta. 4th quarter bradley beal parmesan was good. he had 28 but injured his ankle. back to the bench otto porter, ottomatic, 10 points, 11 rebounds. washington taking advantage of the rest to win 104-98. >> that's only one. that doesn't mean nothing. we want to come out and compete. we know this is a resilient team. i had one careless turnover. they'll come back more aggressive tuesday. that's only one win. >> wall banged his wrist but came right back. as for bradley beal's ankle, he returned after landing on al horford's foot, but he'll need every hour of rehab before tuesday's game two. wizards have won four straight road playoff games. that's an

. >> reporter: the center for disease control in atlanta has ordered that all the anthrax shipments be safely locked down until the cdc can collect them for testing. but there's concern about how the anthrax was handled when it was believed to be inactive. the samples were shipped commercially via fedex as inactive, not live anthrax which would require more secure protective packaging and warning labels. also workers handling live anthrax would require protective suits and cover. while inactive requires only minimal protection including a simple face mask. defense officials say despite the potentially deadly mixup, there is no risk to the general public. but as a precaution, four civilian lab workers who may have come in contact with live anthrax are under medication tonight to counteract any potential side effects. and tonight both the cdc and u.s. military have launched extensive internal investigations as to how this could have happened. lester? >> jim miklaszewski tonight, thanks. >>> now to the still unfolding disaster in parts of oklahoma and texas where around two dozen people h

here comes atlanta. lost shot at the elbow. beals? no. leaving some of the best that you will ever hear. >> did you call it? >> i call game. >> that's what you do, he's a -- we need to do a better job of holding our lead. we can't give up a 20-point lead as we would take that shot. >> you know, you have to get that part. this game was important for us. >> i called game. i think and that it, with another seismic sports blast. five home runs in two days at 22 the youngest player to accomplish that as he was not done. a great day. frank robinson of course speaking of the story. the was it this as they would be that they would have scored five in that inning. and it will be six in three days. 12 rbis in three days. they were all there describing the electric scene. >> well, it started out as frank robinson day here at nationals park as they honor their first ever manage, ending up be the -- ending up in their victory. >> i mean that's the type of player that i need to be. i mean you know that's what i need to be like and that is how i need to

the short scene that sets in motion a day of terror leaves many in atlanta wondering, why?lot of people who carry a tremendous amount of guilt about things they did or did not do that day, and the one person who should, i think, carries none, and that's brian nichols. >> deputy cynthia hall is left with permanent brain damage and is blind in one eye. she has no memory of the beating she took from brian nichols. if you have a video you'd like to send to us, logon to our website, caughtoncamera.msnbc.com. i'm contessa brewer. that's all for this edition of "caught on camera." >>> i'm seeing him walking around my house. you install security cameras but nothing keeps them away. >> then there was a barrage of gunfire. >> bam, bam, bam. >> they creep into your personal space. >> i was freaking out. crying and screaming. >> they leave with your hard-earned possessions. >> took my jewelry, money, safe, my computers, and they walked away from the front door. >> in this hour, over-the-top neighbors. naked intruders. >> went inside and took his clothes off and trashed the place. >> bb

just far enough away from atlanta that capital of overheated ambition down the highway.ere in conyers she could give her beautiful twin daughters a better life than hers. but of course luck, fortune, fate, can go either way. sometimes in ways very hard to comprehend. >> everything about this goes against nature. >> how could somebody do that? >> it was definitely the bloodiest crime scene i've ever been to. >> reporter: in the next few minutes, you will know exactly when it happened, where it happened, how it happened. but of course the real question is why it happened. and the answer to that, as you will see, it's kind of complicated. but that's how nikki whitehead's life was. >> i loved everything about nikki. >> reporter: yucca harris grew up with nikki. could see she was a wild child and pretty and fun, and irresistible. >> nikki was -- to me, she was a phenomenal, amazing person. >> reporter: yes, and effervescent, said nikki's mother lynda. bigger than life. >> she was the kind of person that when she comes into a room, she just take over the space, you know, with

dennis for atlanta driving. but al horford there for the rebound and the putback.ards have no time-outs. one last heave here by john wall from half-court. missed shot is off the mark. the wizards, they fall 82-81. they now trail 3-2 in this seven-game series against atlanta. >>> a little baseball action for you. nationals and diamondbacks. pick this one up in the ninth. michael taylor batting for bryce howard who was ejected after arguing a strike earlier in the game. taylor says no problem. bases loaded, and he delivers. straight away to center field. that's a grand slam. the nationals take it 9-6. they win the three-game series >>> hard part about not being a fan is you go so high and then you go so low. >> it was so close to being a great night. >> game six, come on! >> we'll see you tomorrow. good night. ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- rebel wilson. rosie huntington whitely. musical guest faith no more.

we, the jury, find the defendant guilty. >> reporter: earlier this month, a total of 11 former atlanta educators were convicted of racketeering for conspiring to inflate scores on standardized tests. in some cases, prosecutors say educators changed wrong answers to correct ones. the original seven-year prison sentences came after the three refused to admit guilt. others who did avoided jail time but waived the right to appeal their conviction. 59-year-old sharon davis williams told me she wants to avoid even the three-year reduced sentence and hasn't given up hope that she may work in the atlanta public school system again. >> i plan to fight to the end. the appeal process is not over. >> reporter: judge baxter ended his role with exasperation. >> you know, i'm ready to move on. so anyway, adios. >> reporter: prosecutors say they are satisfied with the new sentences. scott, attorneys for the former educators say the appeal process could take at least two years. >> pelley: jericka duncan, thank you very much, jericka. this is not what you want to see when you visit the beach. a great wh

that was at the jackson atlanta international airport. and as well in the city of austin closing arguments today on the death penalty question for one of the marathon bombers and the brother who is now deceased was amiss. he actually left the united states, left boston went to dagestan. we had a report from the russians to our security officers, the fbi and the cia to alert them that he had been engaged in alarming behavior, contacting terrorist groups in chechnya or dagestan and he was on the tide list of 700,000 names. so this is widespread. mr. roth you have done a great job in terms of authenticating some of the gaps here but do we need to give you more power to actually try to address some of this stuff? there seems to be a division of labor here between the airports and the tsa as to whose responsibility it is to set the security protocols. >> it is a massive job and when you talk about the number badges out there for example. in 2012 we reported there were 3.7 million badges for security areas so the idea of trying to keep as secur

. >>> a would be carjacker in atlanta picked the wrong car and wrong driver.that's because the man behind the wheel had a gun and turned the tables on the alleged thief. >> it is the cell phone video from atlanta cheering for the guy with the gun. >> you thought i had a rob me sign on, right? >> there is an alleged carjacker being held at gun point from the young man whose car he is accused to steal. >> i thought you were my friend. >> you thought i was friend? you thought i was friend? so you woke up stupid? >> he was operating well within state law and held the man until help arrived. he just pulled his new nissan into a family dollar to do i.t. work when this man, 61-year-old edgar horn slid into the passenger seat demanding the car. he told him what time it was when he pulled a gun from under his seat. >> he said he was sorry rchlt. >> in so many words i asked him to get out of the car. >> the accused thief is out on bond. >> abc news atlanta. >>> a slow-speed chase in l.a. had dozens of cops and hundreds of onlookers scratching their heads. it reached the

i know you mentioned the atlanta incident or the atlanta smuggling. but i'm wondering, is this oversensationalized? is this happening in all the major airports? you say networks of employees. how widespread is this? rafi: most of the crimes that the -- could generate benefits for employees that are willing to act criminally are involved with illegal materials like drugs and weapons that fly through the airport. it is never a single individual person that is involved. usually there's somebody who delivers the substance somebody who actually takes care of it and puts it on the aircraft. if i take, for example, a case of a few years ago ron a -- concerning a flight from miami to san juan, puerto rico. once again there was a matter of weapons smuggling through the aircraft. it was a duffel bag if i'm not mistaken, 14 different weapons, including an ar-15. mr. duncan: but are you say that's a case from several years ago. rafi: that's several years ago, yes. in this case the bag was brought by one employee into the restricted area and there was another empl

business couldn't be any better for the atlanta hawks. last night, the hawks wrapped up their second-round n.b.a. play-off series beating the washington wizards. they now move to the eastern conference finals for the first time ever. as mark strassmann reports this is one impressive rebound and not just on the courts. >> let's go, hawks. >> reporter: ask fans here, the hot ticket in hot-lanta is now the hawks. the n.b.a.'s comeback franchise. >> it's nice to have a home town team i can be proud of. >> reporter: but that almost ended before the season began. a racially charged internal team e-mail surfaced. owner bruce levinson wrote about hawks fans: levinson eventually decided to sell the team. general manager danny ferry also read out loud from a scouting report that worried one player had "a little african in him." he's on indefinite suspension. steve koonin is the hawks' c.e.o. >> we made a mistake. we apologized. we took the actions. we're building through basketballs in the community. >> it is a ride that is shared together. >> repo

. >>> a would be carjacker in atlanta picked the wrong car and wrong driver.cause the man behind the wheel had a gun and turned the tables on the alleged thief. >> it is the cell phone video from atlanta cheering for the guy with the gun. >> you thought i had a rob me sign on, right? >> there is an alleged carjacker being held at gun point from the young man whose car he is accused to steal. >> i thought you were my friend. >> you thought i was friend? you thought i was friend? so you woke up stupid? >> he was operating well within state law and held the man until help arrived. he just pulled his new nissan into a family dollar to do i.t. work when this man, 61-year-old edgar horn slid into the passenger seat demanding the car. he told him what time it was when he pulled a gun from under his seat. >> he said he was sorry rchlt. >> in so many words i asked him to get out of the car. >> the accused thief is out on bond. >> abc news atlanta. >>> a slow-speed chase in l.a. had dozens of cops and hundreds of onlookers scratching their heads. it reached the blisteri

later on, the wizards getting it done defensively, john wall having a block party in atlanta. rejects paul mill sap, three blocks in the game for wall to go along with this 18 points and 13 assists. he was critical down the stretch, less than a minute later, whiz up four wall to arnold porter, jr. for a three. he nail it is. wizards take a 7-point lead. paul pierce watch this screen here by the veteran, frees up wall he then finds porter again. porter had ten points 11 rebounds off the bench. under 30 seconds remaining, top of the feed there, wizards go on to take this one, 104-98. they are now 5-0 to start the 2015 playoffs. this year's squad has a different mentality about the postseason. >> experience is good and having that experience you know i think these guys have learned a lot through that want to stay focused here for another game. >> i think actually like i told you guys before we were just happy to be in the playoffs happy, we moved on and we didn't really have any high goals after the first round, but this year we expect more out of ourselves, expect to get past th

we are waiting word on the availability of john wall for game six in atlanta. i have the latest up next >>> now the toyota sports desk brought to you by your local toyota dealers. tim: well it doesn't get better than game seven in any sport. coaches tell you you need to play at a high level but don't press. be quick, but don't rush. with that said, the rangers have done a better job than the caps over the years. washington is 4-9 in game sevens. 0-4 when they led the series 3-1. while the rangers won the last five game sevens dating back to 2012. here the other thing. the so-called experts said ove has not played well in game seven. but barry trotz is expecting something very special tonight. barry: a big game big-time player. i expect something special from him. it seems this year the bigger the stage, the bigger the moment he seems to rise. tim: game seven. go to the nba. wizard are in atlanta to play the hawks. best of seven tied at two games apiece. wizards practice at george tech this afternoon. practice was closed and john wall reportedly did what he did

buzzer beater put them up against atlanta hawks. the team plays tomorrow night at the verizon center. can you still buy tickets from the wizards for about 35 bucks. >> he nailed it. way to go. it's that buzzer beating win that has all of you talking this morning. more than 550 of you liked this story. this is on our nbc washington facebook page. whether you went to the game or not, we do want to see how you celebrated tweet or facebook us your photos. also trending several representatives are cashing in on taylor swift's upcoming concert happening here in d.c. for just $2500 you can go to the show at nats park with one of three sitting democratic representatives representatives. one republican congressman hosting experience for the same price. swift performs in the district july 14th and 15th. finally for you, take a look. this is for real guys. nascar is looking to attract a younger audience with this "spongebob squarepants" car. number 11 right there. you're going to see it debut, nascar partners with who else nickelodeon to devel

. >>> a would be carjacker in atlanta picked the wrong car and wrong driver.s because the man behind the wheel had a gun and turned the tables on the alleged thief. >> it is the cell phone video from atlanta cheering for the guy with the gun. >> you thought i had a rob me sign on, right? >> there is an alleged carjacker being held at gun point from the young man whose car he is accused to steal. >> i thought you were my friend. >> you thought i was friend? you thought i was friend? so you woke up stupid? >> he was operating well within state law and held the man until help arrived. he just pulled his new nissan into a family dollar to do i.t. work when this man, 61-year-old edgar horn slid into the passenger seat demanding the car. he told him what time it was when he pulled a gun from under his seat. >> he said he was sorry rchlt. >> in so many words i asked him to get out of the car. >> the accused thief is out on bond. >> abc news atlanta. >>> a slow-speed chase in l.a. had dozens of cops and hundreds of onlookers scratching their heads. it reached the blis

carter arrived back in atlanta last night, he told a camera crew he has a virus. the former president is 90 years old. >>> secretary of state john kerry is traveling to russia today to meet with president vladimir putin. it will be the first meeting between the two since russia's military intervention in ukraine strained relations even further. the purpose of today's conference is to find out whether the united states and russia can work together to find a political solution for the conflict in syria. >>> three people are dead in texas and arkansas following a series of destructive tornadoes in the southern plains. as don champion reports, rescuers are looking for the missing while residents are trying to pick up the pieces of their lives. >> reporter: the devastation stretches for blocks in the town of van, texas. people here spent the morning salvaging what they could. authorities say a tornado damaged about one-third of the homes here scattering debris everywhere. mike rode out the storm in his bathroom with eight members of his family. >> there's nothing but a

. >>> to atlanta, there was another incident involving a bus. scary, a train slammed into a city bus as it was waiting on the tracks as a red light. screaming passengers tried desperately to flee the vehicle before impact. six people suffered minor injuries while running for their lives. >> only two cars can sit before you cross the track and a lot of times a train shows up out of nowhere. >>> in washington d.c., a murder mystery not far from the vice president's residence, a multimillion dollar mansion torched, a couple, a son, and a housekeeper killed. police are zeroing in on a person of interest. we have the report. >> reporter: authorities say the man in this video is a person of interest in the fire that ravaged this multimillion dollar home in washington thursday. four bodies were recovered. savopoulos couple and their ten-year-old son phillip and their housekeeper. police spotted the person of interest on a surveillance video after discovering the blue por issue 15 miles way torched near the camera. d.c.'s police chief said the fire was

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nba playoffs, atlanta and washington. all right atlanta loses they're in role trouble. play for the washington wizards four-three one right there, atlanta wins it 106 to 90. that's sports in a minute. guess what? i'm still howard eskin. >>> you will always be howard eskin. >> true. >> some people who paid to watch the mayweather fight doing more than just being mad about what went down. >> oh, man when money is involved couple of fans now have filed a lawsuit seeking class action status against manny, they say they were defrauded into paying to watch the fight because he did not disclose his rotate or cuff injury. the shoulder injury is so serious, that manny will have to have surgery probably today. meanwhile may weather floyd says he would consider a rematch because of this injury. oh even more money? >> two thing, i didn't know as a fancy could sue because i didn't like the way things turned out then two don't you think this might and employ so they can fight again, do all of this again and get mormony? >> floyd said woe retire in september, flight. >> he's not going

we're learning that a flight that is right now landing at jackson heartsfield airport in atlanta, virgin atlantic flight 103m arriving from manchester england, has received a nonspecific threat. no other information is available at this time.

i don't need to do that. >> jon: are you really at the improv in atlanta?h. >> jon: if you've never seen jeff garlin do stand-up,un, you know you're not alone. >> you're not. a the the love people haven't. >> jon: he's great. we used to work the road together. he's great. >> i am here because i thought this was your last week. >> jon: you did? >> and then last night-- you made-- you made your announcement last night. >> jon: yes. >> and i was watching and i'm like what are you talk-- see, i thought your last week you'd have your best friend. and -- >> but here's can i tell you something-- let me explain something. i ( bleep ) talked to him last week on the phone. ( laughter ) so you would think that a friend might say when we're talking on the phone, "oh, by the way, is this your last week?" >> okay, i thought you'd have your three best friends, and i know i'm number three. bruce springsteen, number one. number -- >> but that's fantasy friend. that's not-- you're my real friend. >> number two, sofia vergara. ( cheers and applause ) always talking about her.

the cavs blow out atlanta hawks, 118-881. cleveland heads to their second nba finals in franchise history. >>> the wizards would have given the cavs a much much better series. atlanta real banged up in this ♪ ♪ ♪ >> a regular customer left behind a tip of more than $2,000. workers at blue 44 in northwest d.c. say the very generous customer stopped by to pick up a few quarts of gumbo. when the bartender told him it was on the house, well he not only paid the $93 bill for the gumbo but also added a their 2,000 tip. there were also clear instructions the chef got 1,000, the bartender and owner got $500 each. don't you want to try some of that gumbo. >> must be some gumbo. you know it. >> or become a chef. >> good stuff. nice customer. >> that's our broadcast. puerto rico's healthcare system is on life support... putting three and a half million puerto ricans at risk. it's an outrage. puerto ricans are us citizens and pay the same medicare taxes, but receive only half the federal healthcare funding as the other 50 states. the hea

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atlanta has become washington's pinata. the nats treat the braves like stepchildren, redheaded ones at that. let's get to the ballpark. bryce harper or he-man as i like to say by the power of graso, i have the power. >> i used to watch it. >> he told reporters this is how i expect to play, fourth home run in two days, nats beat atlanta the third time in four meetings 9-2. >>> new york edema news says tom brady is going to be suspended by commissioner roger goodell for his role in deflategate. the independent wells report implicating brady's involvement to a degree. the suspension could come as early as next week. >>> our game of the week 116,000 votes. >> wow. >> yeah, for lacrosse in northern virginia. stone bridge versus south lakes and this is south lakes joseph nguyen working his whalen the net. that's a pretty nice -- way behind the net. that's a pretty nice move. gus capasse, when somebody comes along you can whip it and he whips it in, stone bridge wins 10-4. >>> so the wizards most likely going without the wall star

so atlanta fans abusing pierce today on social media. here's a partly -- a pic of al horford that says hey, i call game. then one says truth is you lost playing off paul pierce's nickname the truth. atlanta fans having a lot of fun. >>> cavs and bulls, winner of the wizard series plays the cavs. lebron james is the king and as king i dub three king of cleve, the spin and the sport here, he's all over the stats, 15 points, 13 rebounds, nine assists. james spins here, one rebound shot, triple double, cavs eliminating the bulls 94-73. they get the win, four games to two they beat chicago. >>> getting ready for a big weekend of local lacrosse, maryland men and women looking to trance. the men face north carolina sunday in -- to compete. the men face north carolina sunday in annapolis. >> the moment dictates your decision instead of staying disciplined and staying the course. >> looking forward to that this weekend. >> lebron james is king of cleve. >> king of ♪ deidre & the dark - classic girl plays in the background ♪ a great entrance never

that is the atlanta lodge looking live. some tropical looking skies but a little bit of a breeze. in the next 48 hours that part of southern north carolina beach and westward toward the border with south carolina toward north myrtle beach, that area could get heavy rain

i'm wearing skates. >> all right, cavaliers and hawks, game one from atlanta.ebron james and company. watch j.r. smith handle the big part of the offense. eight three-pointers. for smith. james, he was good too. 31 point, 8 rebounds 6 assists. hawks lose and demarre carroll injured his knee. he's the guy they're counting on to limit james. game two friday night in atlanta. >>> man, what a game down in tampa bay between the lightning and rangers. remember see that dude with the smelling salts. late third rangers down one. they gave up home ice advantage. dan boyle, former -- won a cup with the lightning in '04 ties it late. overnight nikita cue cheer revolver on the rush. henrik lundquist gave up six goals to tampa bay in back-to-back games. it's not good. it's good if you're the lightning. not if you're linda cohn. 6-5, tampa bay. >> that's all we got from here. >> we got more but that's all we're going to give you. >> funny, fellas. >>> up next what a night. >> over folks, the end of an era and our entire "pulse" devoted to "the late show with david letterman.

the event may 13th through the 16th in atlanta, georgia.ogon to blackenterprise.com/es. it's like a luxury car. feels kind of like an infinity. very similar to a range rover. this is pretty high tech. yeah it is. it reminds me of a mercedes. ♪ this is chevy? laughing i have a new appreciation for chevy. they thought about me. i could totally rock this. this thing feels pretty boss. it looks kind of dope. that's pretty cool. this is the jam. pretty bomb dude. maybe i will go chevy. i'm definitely in. ♪ >>> welcome back. actor nate parker is known for solid supporting roles on the big screen, but now is stepping out as a leading man and going beyond the lights. ♪ >>> remember when i was a kid, and tell me about the people you saved. all the bad guys you put away. everything's so simple. ou were like superman to me. all i wanted was to be just like you. >> so, nate, i want to go back. want to go way back. i don't think people realize before we had nate parker the actor we had nate parker the computer programmer. >> that is correct. >> right? h

let's go to atlanta.llies down three-nothing chad on the mound for the first time in year for the phillies. that's kelly johnson two on, that's a three-run homerun. that puts the braves up six-nothing, they go onto beat the phillies, only had three hits, nine to nothing. nba playoffs, all right atlanta needs winner, real trouble to atlanta that's john wall it, not play for the washington wizards hurt his hands, atlanta in while kyle korver hits four, three's one right there 106 to 90. atlanta beats washington, series now tied at one game apiece. stanley cup hockey. chicago, to minnisota chicago in white. on the power play, patrick cane shoots, scores, chicago wins it one-nothing leads the series three games to none. that is sport in a minute. and i'm howard eskin. >> tiger woods after announcing his split with lindsey vaughn, he said he is losing sleep announced split sunday blaming hectic work schedules, but the break up isn't the only reason why he's not sleeping. sunday was the ninth anniversary of his

. >>> nba playoffs in washington on fire to atlanta that is atlanta in white.lhorford shoots the 39 and scores. atlanta was up by 11 in the third quarter but in the final quarter the the washington wizards are in incredible. porter with the shot and score. washington comes back. they win it, 104-18. >>> the the fills tonight in atlanta that is sports in a minute. i'm howard eskin: >> i watched the broad street run yesterday live. >> i tried to go to church. good luck with that. the the weather was amazing for everybody out there. >> everyone. >> 40,000 people is everyone. >> 10-mile race started at central high school athletic field sunday morning and ended at navy yard in south philadelphia of course. some ran just to fulfill a promise to themselves. for others it was a preserving the memory of loved ones. >> my dad passed away of pancreatic cancer and my mommies a breast cancer survivor. i do the race for them. this means a lot the to me and mize family. >> for most of my family i can't run more than a mile. i just started running last november. i have run 15

that's coming out of what is a drone conference in atlanta, from the faa administrator. you might recall back in february, they put out proposed rules for dealing with drones under 55 pounds. well, those rules have drawn in more than 4,500 comments from members of the public. from hobbyists who want to fly their drones. from businesses. there is a big push by business to get these rules in place. restaurants and delivery services. and others. surveyors and realtors and journalists like us who wants to use the drones throughout the united states. the faa has seven requests so far to certify drone use. they are concern about safety. remember the drone we saw crash on the white house lawn. the proposed rules say that the operator has to keep the drones in line of sight. they are also concerned, not only about the market but also able possibly interfering with aircraft. that's why the proposal would keep them five miles away from airports. we'll see what the faa administrator has to say about the two initiatives they're going to roll out in atlanta. >> tracie potts, thank fo

. >> reporter: a white house rocking chair about to be put on the block in atlanta, and it's not just any rocking chair. ♪ teddy roosevelt's rocky chair purchased at the turn of the century, last century and kept in t.r.'s white house bedroom, and after he left it remained in other white house bedrooms for 50 years. >> in this case the chair belongs to the u.s. government. >> it does. >> reporter: miller the former inspector general of the gsa dispatched his chief investigator to get it back from relatives of a former white house worker. >> the worker took the chair home restored it and actually kept it within their family until it was put up for auction in atlanta georgia, in 2012. >> reporter: white house worker thought it was junk or thought it was supposed to be thrown away. >> correct. he brought it home yes. >> reporter: before the 1960s white house property was often given away before a president left office to friend or simply taken by staff, and there are two centuries worth of historic white house pieces missing, according to the white house historical association, a private

nelson quinones, cnn, atlanta. >>> in the u.s. capitol, prosecutors say the man charged in a quadruple murder could not have acted alone. daroi wint, they grabbed him after a massive manment. so far, wint is the only person charged. he's accused of killing, tort turg a businessman, his wife and 10-year-old and housekeeper. he allegedly set fire to the mansion leaving the four victims inside. cnn's pamela's brown has the story. >> reporter: the newly released documents say is the man could not have acted alone. holding them hostage tour 18 hours before brutally beating them, stabbing them and setting their house on fire. police me of wint and others in a breakdown of the family one that involves savvas savopoulos asking an assistant to deliver cash to the house. >> we tracked him up to new york city and we barely missed him. >> reporter: police say wint responded getting inside of a white achieve cruz along with three other women. inside was wint's brother and another man. >> we followed them for about four or five miles. we did a