the buses departed from atlanta one hour apart. when the bus arrived, there was -- for theng for the bus. they attacked the bus, they broke out windows and rocked it to try to turn it over. bus was able to pull away but not before the tires had been slashed. when they pulled over, they try to call for help but they were attacked again. someone through a molotov cocktail into the bus and it filled with fumes. as they try to get off, there were members of the mob who held the doors so people could not the part. when they got off, they were at the mercy of this crowd who proceeded to attack them further . the deal that had been worked out with local law enforcement and segregationists is that they would have 15 minutes to attack the freedom riders before law enforcement intervened. after 15 minutes, a local law-enforcement officer pulled his weapon and fired a shot and that is what stopped the attack. in the meantime, the trailways andarrived one hour later they don't know until they arrive that the greyhound bus has already been atta

in 1869,to atlanta determined to make his fortune. in 1884, 2 he had it years before he invented coca-cola, because he made a drink that was an imitation of this world-famous drink. it is called van mariani. if you had been alive, everybody knew about it, you would have known about. moved tomariani had paris and was making his bordeaux wine with coca leaf. it had a healthy portion of alcohol and cocaine. and everybody thought that cocaine was a wonder drug in the 1880's, including sigmund freud. and he had endorsement from the likes of queen victoria, thomas edison, and the pope. he loved van mariani. so naturally, this is such a popular drink that many people imitated it, including john. he created a drink called french wine coca. andit was clearly a ripoff in interviews with the atlanta constitution, he said as much. but he said, mine is better. i have made a superior product. i want to read you from one of ,he ads for van mariani because french wine coca, part of me, to give you a flavor of his style of advertising. -- i will try a

the group left atlanta on may 14, 1961.nd there were two groups of travelers, integrated groups on a greyhound bus and h railway. the bus traveled an hour apart. when the bus arrived in anderson, there was a mob waiting for the bus. they attacked the bus. they broke at windows. they rocked the bus, to try to turn it over. however, the bus was able to pull away from the station, but not before the tires were slashed on the bus. when the bus pulled over to try to phone for help, the mob attacked the bus again. someone in the mob threw a molotov cocktail into the bus. the bus filled with smoke and fumes. as the freedom riders tried to get off the bus, there were members of the mob, who held the doors on the outside of us, so that the riders get off the bus. once they got off the bus, they were at the mercy of this mob, who then proceeded to attack them further. the deal from local law enforcement was that they would have 15 minutes to attack the freedom riders, before law enforcement would intervene. after about the 15 minute

sherman's victory in atlanta played a critical role, virginia remained a problem. the fact was that the largest united states army under its most celebrated general had not destroyed the largest confederate arm my under its most celebrated general. before the republicans get all spun up about having won the war, there is that fact. with grant and lee locked in a stalemate, the fighting in the shenandoah valley became ever more important. for most voters in the north, georgia was a long way away. the valley of virginia ran directly to the cap tom in washington, d.c., and only months before had threatened washington, d.c.. and using that same valley, the confederates had come into the home of the head of the republican party, the state of pennsylvania. and burned his farm to the ground and the entire town in which he lived. suggesting that the united states army is not fully in control of the situation in the summer of 1864. the victories of phillip h. sheridan were especially important in the upcoming elections. in the valley, a place of humiliation for one union ge

the was or is hosting atlanta in the finale. hosting atlanta in the finale.only six points for the rookie, but the was earns finished the season at .500, 41-41. here is randy wittman on his future with the team. coach wittman: i love this job. i'm going to come to work until they tell me i can't. i love this job. i'm proud of what we've done here. i took over ago and this was a sideshow. i'm proud of the work i've done here, i really am. i'm proud of our guys. scott: randy wittman, fighting until the end. i like that. the clock is ticking, the capitals on the ice today, putting their finishing touches on their game plan for the flyers. the start of their journey to the stanley cup starts here, and the verizon center will be rocking for game one. the series opener is a tone setter. making sure that we are prepared and levelheaded and focused, not just so excited to be here that we start making mistakes out of excitement. scott: game one tomorrow at 7:00. the redskins signed cornerback , and the nflday announced it will release the entire 2016 schedule tomorro

in early april, complaining of flu-like symptoms, postponed two shows in atlanta.ediately after word of his death, social media exploded. an outpouring of grief from famous fans, madonna writing simply, "he changed the world. a true visionary. what a loss. i'm devastated." speaking with larry king almost two decades ago, the seven-time grammy winner and one of the best-seg recording artists of all-time, knew what was always most important to him. >> i kind of did what i wanted to do. i wanted my music as even now to speak loudest for me. >> reporter: and more and more people are gathering here outside the apollo theatre tonight, to pay their respects. as you can see, the marquis of the apollo honoring prince, the legend that they know he is. now prince was no stranger to apollo. in the 1990s, he filmed a special for vh1 and in 2010 had a press conference here announcing his welcome to america tour. erin? >> thank you very much, jean casarez. and larry king will be later with me this hour. you'll hear much more of prince in his own words. as jean just said, it was o

the bombardment of vicksburg and atlanta produced few civilian casualties. many of us could name the lone civilians deaths that occurred during the battle of gettysburg. we also know the one woman who died in the battle of the first manassas. so, that is how rare those occasions are. so he is being disingenuous when he says this. by contrast, the success of the western village attacks depended on native americans not knowing the enemy's approach. and they smirk and atlanta were incidental to operations against the confederate armies defending those cities. the presence was of central importance. because the greatest opportunities for victory would occur when warriors were forced into the position of having to protect the elderly, women, and children. and finally, while the union army could readily discriminate between military and civilian targets in vicksburg and atlanta during a village attack, , combatants and noncombatants were hopelessly intermingle. the result, predictably, was a level of noncombatant casualties far higher than anything seen during civ

this is the "atlanta journal constitution."s he stood silhouetted against a purple light with the puff of hair and cane visible, the fans are bound to their feet as they are welcoming the messiah. for many, prince is a musical religion. he took his disciples to church. i can't think of many other artists described that way. taking the fans to church as being their messiah. we heard about that show, including from cnn folks who were there, who say it had a special feeling at the time. some suggesting he kind of knew this was a special performance and maybe he would not be performing much longer. a day or two after the performances in atlanta, he had a medical emergency. having to touchdown on the way home to minnesota. last weekend, he merged at paisley park. he wanted his fans to see him there. he came out last saturday and made a public appearance. that's when he said people's prayers might be premature. kind of foreshadowing and foreboding words at the time. >> you talk about going to church and taking his listeners to church

he had to cancel the first atlanta show about two weeks ago.ll kind of knew that, you know, for me anyway, we kind of knew that it was just flu symptoms, you know, nothing else that would be serious. >> when he landed back from atlanta, having stopped in molene on friday and then he went home. does he live alone or was there anyone there to help him when he had the flu? >> yeah, he has got a couple people there that, you know, look after him. he pretty much lives in the studio. he has got a little apartment set up there, so that's where he makes his home. yeah, he has people that look after him. >> do you know who found him this morning? >> no. i have no details on what happened this morning. >> but he was in an elevator. is that sort -- is that a place where you would expect him to be, sort of a normal thing? is it part of where he lives or part of the studio? >> -- it could be part of the studio, but i can't confirm any other details other than what you've heard. >> michael, thank you very much for joining us. and i know it's tough for you to

atlanta has now complied. so that is atlanta, miami, orlando. what about the rest of the 297 airports nationwide? mr. neffenger: senator, i have exactly the same question. it was a wake-up call for atlanta. as you noted, they put in a lot of measures in place. sen. nelson: what about the other 297? mr. neffenger: earlier this year i ordered a detailed vulnerability assessment across the system for those other airports you mentioned. the results of that assessment are coming in this month. the purpose of that assessment was to answer that specific question. first and foremost, what have you done? but secondly, what is the nature population? er sen. nelson: what is the answer? mr. neffenger: there has been a lot of movement in terms of reducing security access points across the system. a lot of movement to greatly enhance the oversight of that insider population by tsa as well as by the employers. sen. nelson: a lot of movement. such as? mr. neffenger: what i'm going to have to provide to you in a report, once we evaluate all of these in that is g

. >> reporter: it is early morning in atlanta, georgia.isa kinsle is getting ready for work, and so is casper. a little breakfast a little grooming, and then it is time to put on his work uniform. he does this rye teen four times a week as a full-time employee as children's health care of atlanta. he has his own badge, and he is even on call. >> he is in work mode right now. when casper has the vest on, and he knows that he is working, he is this very calm demeanor. >> one of the things when the vest is on, he is different. >> he knows that he has a job to do, and he does it really well. >> reporter: casper and lisa arrive at the hospital just after 7:30 in the morning. at the hospital entrance, casper takes the lead. first time that you sort of made rounds if you will with casper, and what is that like? walking around with kcasper, an what is the reaction from the patients or the staff or anything? >> well, i probably cried everyday, because from my job, i was not on the front lines previously. come on, good boy. and all of the sudden, i

the atlanta faithful enjoyed a win over the celtics. atlanta has a 2-0 lead. >>> in nhl the blues one win away from knocking off the stanley cup defending champions blackhawks. it is do or die for chicago on thursday. game five in t ssouri. >>> ahead, the new york primary gets the late night t treatment. the late night treatment gets the royal treatment. you're watching "early today." without the need for fillers. your concert tee might show olay regenerist. olay. ageless. an pd try regeneri micro-sculpting eyeswirl. it instantly hydrates to plump and lift. lo trok like this. feel like this. look like this. feel like this. with dreamwalk insoles, turn shoes that can be a pain into comfortable ones. their soft cushioning support means you can look like this. and feel like this. dreamwalk. so well people can forget their bathroom experience. just like they forgot conductor randy, who sees all and forgets nothing. at least he's not cootnstable bob. choose the one new revlon ultimate-all-in-one. our revolutionary mascara delivers 5 lash-tra

david: they are building a stadium for the atlanta braves for anyone but the atlanta braves. on bloombergead businessweek. join nobody ended -- join now by the editor of bloomberg businessweek. a senator from massachusetts is taking a look at it. willst week we did a story that show six major cities where amazon prime one day service was available. it was not available in predominantly black areas. it was not the intention of amazon to discriminate, but the result was there were these lines. in boston, it was extremely obvious because the delivery service excluded rocks very -- excluded rocks very -- excluded roxbury. there was a hoopla and the mayor asked questions and senator markey of massachusetts demanded answers. as of today, amazon have that -- have backtracked and said they will be getting this one day service now. david: in the global economic section, an amazing piece about wild cap minors going after amber in ukraine. >> ukraine is a bit of a mess . they have rebels backed by russia fighting in the east. maybe not fighting, but there is still a lot of tension still

atlanta has now complied so that's atlanta, miami, orlando. what about the rest of the 297 airports nationwide? >> senator, i had exactly the same question, and it was a wake-up call for atlanta as you noted, they put a lot of measures in place, the private sector employees -- >> what about the other 297? >> earlier this year i ordered a detailed vulnerability assessment across the entire system for those other airports that you mentioned. that assessment, the results of that assessment are coming in this month, and the purpose of that assessment was to answer that very specific question. first and foremost, what have you done, but what's the nature of your insider population, employers, what are they doing. >> that's the question, what is the answer? >> the answer there has been a lot of movement in terms of reducing security access points across the system. there's been a lot of movement to enhance the oversight of that insider population, both by tsa, as well as by the employers. >> a lot of movement. such as? >> what i'm going to have to p

we have two shows in one night in atlanta. we have most of the fans who showed up in atlanta, happy satisfied, saying he was energetic, put on two good shows. then we had that report a week ago, private jet puts down in illinois. he was streeted, flu-like symptoms. and then we stop talking about prince's health for a few days until this. it -- boy, it raises a lot of questions. >> i know. we've -- we've had stars -- david bowie who we lost, he did not tell anyone that he was sick, that he had cancer. this, i can't think of a recent death -- i mean as much as amazing as michael jackson and whitney houston were, we knew they were troubled. this feels way more unexpected to me than those deaths, that sort of makes it harder to process and believe that it's real. >> he took very good care of himself. >> amazing care of himself. he lived like a dancer. that was the first thing i thought when i saw him is that he moved like one and he just seemed to graceful and so clear-eyed and so healthy and sort of in command of his body and his

the atlanta controller ordering a takeoff abort. the pilot slams on the brakes. the aircraft were just over a mile apart, but only seconds at that speed. the controller knew he blundered. >> sorry about that. that was my mistake, guys. >> okay, yeah, we're going to exit here. >> reporter: the pilots called it an administrative mistake. >> obviously, stopping and having your airplane from a high rate of speed in a short period of time is going to heat up the brakes. that's what it's done. >> it was, i think, a little bit nerve wracking for the pilots as well as everybody on that plane. >> the pilots let the brakes cool down at the gate. delta mechanics checked them out and the same aircraft with the passengers did take off for miami. david kerley, reagan washington airport. >> what a frightening scene in people afraid of flying are scared up on the ground. >> atlanta is the world he's busiest airport. they handle about 2500 flights a day. hundreds of thousands of passengers every day. so i'm not saying that you expect this sort of thing to happen, but it is a very

david: they are building a the atlanta braves for anyone but the atlanta braves, that is up ahead on oh vote bloomberg is this week. we are joined by alan pollack. there was an article last week about amazon that is attracting attention. >> we did a story that showed cities had amazon note available but it was available in predominantly black areas and was not the intention of amazon to discriminate but the results were there were these lines. in boston, it was extremely obvious because the delivery service excluded roxbury and was surrounded by areas that were able to get the prime one day service. there was a hoopla and the mayor asked questions and senator markey of massachusetts demanded answers. as of today, amazon have that track and said roxbury will be getting this one-day service now. david: in the global economic section, a he's about wild cap minors going after amber in ukraine. >> ukraine is a bit of a mess area they have rebels backed by russia fighting in the east. there is a lot of tension still going on and the attention is bad. in certain areas, people are illegally

it begins monday in atlanta. outside nationals park, scott abraham, abc 7 sports. erin: thank you, scott. opening day monday, and we have all the bases covered. and i, bryce harper, max scherzer, dusty baker, we have them all at 7 p.m., countdown the first pitch. remarkable the compliments for the caps. last night in denver they set a franchise record for most wins in a single season with their 55th win. the nhl positive leading goalscorer, alex ovechkin, his 45th goal of the season, the 520th of his career. the caps play the coyotes in arizona tonight. braden holtby could tie the nhl record for most wins in a season. the wizards kept their slim playoff hopes alive as they rally to be the sons in phoenix last night. john wall and bradley beal combined for 43. the wizards are now 2.5 games out of the last playoff spot in the east. d.c. united is in san jose to face the earthquake tonight. p.m. f is at 10:30 our coverage begins at 10 p.m. on news channel 8. kellye: a lot going on. we are on top of it. kellye: easter may have been last weekend, but if a missed easter

just far enough away from atlanta, that capital of overheated ambition down the highway. he 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. >> 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 t co that, as you complicated. but that's how nikki whitehead's life was. >> i loved everything about nikki. >> yucca harris grew up with nikki, could see she was a wild child, pretty, fun, and irresistible. >> nikki was, to me, a phenomenal, amazing person. >> yes. and she was effervescent, said nikki's mother, lynda. bigger than life. >> she was the kind of person that when she comes in a room, she just takes over the space, you know, with her personality, her laughter. >> but when nikki was 12,

winner of the 2007 prize for commentary for the atlanta journal-constitution, cynthia tucker. winner of the 2007 prize for history with his co-author jean roberts, hank. winner of the 2009 prize for the washington post, eugene robinson. winner of the 2014 the pulitzer prize for commentary for the detroit free press, stephen henderson. and now, from your own newspaper, the tampa bay times, winner of the 1985 prize for investigative reporting, lindsay morgan. [applause] please hold your applause. [laughter] you had been doing so well, too. [laughter] winner of the 1998 prize for feature writing, thomas french. winner of the 2009 pulitzer prize for feature writing, duane gregory. winner of the 2013 prize for editorial writing, tim higgins and dan ruth. [applause] we have a consistent offender here. [laughter] and winner of the 2014 pulitzer prize for prize for global reporting, michael. now, please joining in a round of applause. [applause] >> thank you very much and enjoy the evening. >> and now, in this evening of special moments, anyone where -- may reign supreme, this may be

the reality is, people are hanging on the atlanta gdp -- the atlanta fed. this is fun. this goes. congratulations to the new york economics,rty street for their important research note yesterday. coming up, it is an important research note always when ryan windsor publishes -- when brian wieser publishes. finally, an intelligent discussion from brian wieser on yahoo! i promise you we will go a to z on his optimism on google as well. "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ you shouldn't have to go far to get the help you're looking for. that's why at xfinity we're opening up more stores closer to you. where you can use all of our latest products and technology. and find out how to get the most out of your service. so when you get home, all you have to do is enjoy it. we're doing everything we can to give you the best experience possible. because we should fit into your life. great time for a shiny floor wax, no? not if you just put the finishing touches on your latest masterpiece. timing's important. comcast business knows that. that's why you can schedule an installation at a time

the nats open up their season in atlanta against the braves, but today opening day action. pirates-cards. intoh-inning, mercer right-center over everybody's head. 4-0. the pirates hold on for the first win of the season. the baseball season. sunny tampa. troy tulowitzki showing off, to run homer. the first home run of the season. jays win 5-3. startss' season tomorrow, but before that an mission game with the twins friday and saturday. tomorrow, the real deal, two-game series with atlanta. >> i think it's one of the best days. when that starts to get old or you don't get excited to come out opening day. to reconsider. weonce we get it going, start seeing lights, camera, action, i think it will be fun to watch. as far as the season getting ready to go, we will be in atlanta and hopefully healthy and ready to go. forrt: the finaltwo teams the national title, unc and villanova. there are players on both teams that played at gonzaga. who is going to win? he talked about his former dynamic duo. >> that's a hard one. i think both teams are playing at a high level right now. they

atlanta stood defiant. grant was no closer this summer than george mcclellan had been two years earlier. while northern republicans made excuses, northern democrats again searching for an 1864 presidential candidates. in midsummer, president lincoln admitted publicly that he expended -- expected to lose. offensen davis's of-defense of strategy was working. the union army was held back at every corner. if the two southern armies could hold their own until the november elections, northern public opinion would and the civil war and the confederate dream would be accomplished. high water mark of the war. , the timethree months it took for northern military might to effect a complete turnaround. headlinesot the first . a change of commanders in the confederate army in atlanta proved disastrous. soundly defeated in each engagements. grant, put a stranglehold on leave. grant kept widening the length of his lines. 'sis in turn stretched lee smaller defenses. grant'sortantly, strategy took away from the only effecti

there were freebies and merchandise and autographs great game in atlanta. the nats showing their love for now, wusa9 game on sports with kristen berset, brought to you by xfinity >> the washington nats lost a few favorites but they added key pieces, daniel murphy, second base man that had a home run today but there are still questions about the talent in the bullpen. they did struggle today but the offense got going this afternoon. let's take a look at today's season opener against the before or afters. in atlanta, here is the good, bryce harper got the nats going early with the home run in his first at-bat. the 4th career opening day home run for harper. plenty of more to come. fast forward to the 9th inning. nats down one and bases loaded and michael taylor hits one to center and shallow and jayson werth and a j pierzynski can't hang on and will check on his knee. tied at 3 and headed to extra innings. >>> we hope you join us at 3:00 this saturday for a special pregame show counting down to the game. we will try to stay dry. this marks the start of the du

atlanta has now complied, so that's atlanta, miami, orlando. what about the rest of the 297 airports nationwide? >> senator, i had the exact same question. it was a wakeup call for atlanta and as you've noted they've put measures in place, both the private sector -- >> what about the other 297? >> so earlier this year i noted a detailed vulnerability assessment across the entire system for those other airports that you mentioned. that assessment, the results of that assessment are coming in this month. the purpose of that assessment was to answer that very specific question. first and foremost, what have you done? what is the nature of your insider population? >> that is the question. what is the answer? >> the answer is that there has been a lot of movement in terms of reducing security access points across the system. there's been a lot of movement to greatly enhance the oversight of that insider population both by t.s.a. as well as by the employers. >> a lot of movement. such as? >> what i'm going to have to provide to you in the report is o

we know that he canceled two shows back in atlanta on april 7th.s p on his personal plane. they make an emergency landing in the quad cities. i called the hospital there. they could not confirm whether or not they treated him. no one by the name or prince or his full name prince rogers nelson was on the list. but again, there are hipaa laws, brian. then we know this. on saturday, he held an impromptu concert at his home. we can show you the tweet that he wrote, to give thanks for the good weather and for all the love and support. he invited everybody to come to his own home at paisley park and come to a dance party. what we understand from many accounts of that night, he did say at some point in the evening, quote, wait a few days before you waste any prayers. what that means, we don't know. but prince according to multiple attendees at this concert saturday night said, wait a few days before you waste any prayers. brian, that could mean that he's feeling better, that could mean that he's feeling worse. we don't know. we don't know ultimately medic

, i was already signed with atlanta. i'm not going to play for new york. guess what. i'm not going to -- >> okay. >> i'm going to atlanta where i'm from. >> okay. he started off good, but then he seemed to be a little confused about playing ball and signing for atlanta. okay. >> one last thing. >> yeah. >> just remember all of this is being video recorded, so everything you said, okay, will be counted against you. >> okay. and everything you said will be taken into consideration. >> thank you. i appreciate it. >> thank you. he seemed to be a bit threatening to me. this is the first time i met this gentleman, so i'm sure i'll have further meetings with him. >>> coming up -- >> you seem like a very bright guy, but i think you kind of sabotage your own self. >> i do? >> yeah. you must get off on it. >> the jail psychiatrist gets to the bottom of john schmidt's stories. and -- >> i never hung around a lot of gay people before. it's just not my thing. >> a special housing unit for seniors and gays. >> this is very interesting

atlanta's plan will add substantial bureaucratic barriers for drivers.pokesman matt givens told al jazeera. taxi drivers are required to have the fingerprint checks already. many think uber is circumventing the system. >> we do almost vigorously being tested and going through a lot of problems just to drive in the city of atlanta. but they want to have a special privilege. i don't get that. >> you think it's not fair? >> i don't think the playing field is fair. >> partly over its background checks saying uber doesn't do a good enough job and more is required. part of their argument cites this as an example. in los angeles, registered sex offenders, a kidnapper and child molesters have passed uber's background checks they state. a compromise between uber and the busiest airport on the planet. robert ray, al jazeera, atlanta. >>> it is world health day and this year's focus is on diabetes. some community based programs are trying to curb the disease before it strikes. al jazeera's tom ackerman has the details. >> reporter: twice or more each month these wo

breaking news in the case against hector olivera of the atlanta braves. sources confirm to abc7 olivera bonded out and is now on his way to national airport. olivera was arrested after a dispute with a woman at ritz carlton hotel in pentagon city this morning. he is charged with misdemeanor assault and battery. the atlanta braves organization says it is extremely disappointed and troubled to learn of the allegations. the braves wrap up the series with the nationals tonight. olivera of course will not play. leon: earlier this month d.c. police promised to crack down on a.t.v. and dirt bike riders after a string of dangerous encounters in the district. well, tonight, the riders that the police are after are speaking to th chief sam ford about being targeted. sam: dirt bike and a.t.v. riders are watching the policy of turn in riders for reward that the police announced last week. >> we have had enough. sam: no question they are illegal on the street of d.c. riders and the attorneys filed lawsuits claiming police have gone too far. they say typical of what po

he is still the most wanted man in atlanta. >> he acosted the deputy, took five hostages.e people and carjacked five people after trying to take more hostages. he strikes again. he is the fourth victim and his body is found the next morning in his new home. his badge, gun and truck are missing. his final hostage is single mother ashley smith who he approaches outside of her apartment. >> i turned around and he was right there. >> smith says he follows her to the front door and ties her up. >> he said i don't want to hurt you. i don't want to hurt anybody else so please don't do anything that's going to make me hurt you. >> all night smith reads passages from a book called the purpose driven life and talks to him about god and her family. >> my husband died four years ago and i told him that if he hurt my little girl wouldn't have a mommy or a daddy and she was expecting to see me the next morning and if he didn't let me go, she would be really upset. >> early the next morning he lets her leave her apartment to go see her daughter. she calls 911. >> the victim is advising t

dodgers last may and was traded to atlanta last summer. he will continue to receive his $4 million salary while on leave. >>> tonight from a prince george's county bureau we now know the name of the police officer who killed a fellow officer by mistake last night at district 3 in land over. taylor kraus s. haddist name revealed in court at a hearing for three brothers charged with the gunfight that started this. officer krauss fired at a person he thought was attacking the police station. it was an undercover detective in plainclothes jacai colson firing at an an attacker. >>> the federal government is asked to kick in cash to help the transit system. this is what happened next. >> all i'm asking from you is $300 million which is your fair share given the fact that we transport 50% of your workforce! every day! you want them to be safe. next time something happens, i'm blaming it on you guys. because we need your help. >> i am not going to bail you out. i'm not going to support bailing out the district of columbia. >> you're not bailing us

. >> and atlanta braves baseball player was released from jail in arlington. police were released from a a 10,000 bound. officers charged hector olivera with assault after a woman called 911 from the ritz carl ton this morning. marina morocco is live alternates park with the lates latest. marina. >> shawn, definitely not a good night for atlanta braves that continue the losing streak alternates park and have to deal with arrest of outsider hector olivera. here's the mug shot minute after he was taken into custod custody. ritz carl ton in pentagon city. yesterday olivera dressed for the game and never played. just before 7 this morning a woman known to olivera called police and said she was assaulted by a braves player at the bar. shed is they were drinking prior to the dispute. she was transported to the hospital with visible bruises and minor injuries. he was taken into custody and here alternates park for the brivs second game in d.c. this season, fans seem to all be the same page. >> why are you laughing. >> it's embarassing. >> is it? >> of course it's emb

here in atlanta. >> yes. i felt blessed.amazing. it was absolutely the best concert. you know, we have partied together. i go to concerts all the time. best concert i have ever been to in my life. >> whoa, whoa, whoa. truly? >> truly. >> just prince on a stage with a piano. >> and a microphone. he was funny. >> your pictures? >> not mine. >> lisa cox. she was there, as well. >> he was funny. he was endearing. he apologized for having to reschedule. he said he was a bit under the weather. >> he did mention that? >> yeah. you felt like there's never -- i'll say personally and to friends, i would not listen to music after i left that concert. i had my radio turned off because i felt like -- >> i know what you're talking about. >> i had such an experience. >> can't hear anything else. >> and it just made me realize that there's no other prince. never been another prince. he launched into "little red corvette" as the first song and one point he was playing with one hand. but i felt like he knew -- you know? people say that he did

thank you so much, ron mott. >>> prince's final concert was in atlanta last week.ning house of 97.1. katie attended what was prince's last concert thursday night. with a welcome to you, katie, i want to play a bit of sound from your radio show yesterday. here we go. >> i never even cried like this on the radio. it just affected me so much to be at that show, to be so close, to be in an audience of people that was half black, half white, so extraordinary and so intimate and so wonderful. >> so, obviously you are a professional for many years. but this got you. was it something that you felt that night and was it just sort of exponentially made greater in the wake of his passing or was it you walked away that night and felt this profoundly? >> we walked away and felt it. i was with a friend we couldn't stop talking about it. the show as i said, and i couldn't even believe myself that i got tongue tied and emotional on the air. i started my break and i was -- thinking back to it and how incredible it was and incredible talent and how he could go from mood to mood and

hours after two sold-out concerts in atlanta.. prin's ,,,, privat >>> well, this is a little strange of the hours after two sold-out concerts in atlanta, prince's private plane made an emergency landing in illinois after he fell ill. 57-year-old musician was rushed to the hospital early this morning. nature of the medical emergency is still unclear. and no official word yet on his condition. but after the incident, prince tweeted out, i am hashtag transformed. >>> new at 5:00 your favorite nba players will be sporting a new look advertising! right across the jersey. the nba just approved the sale of jersey sponsorship for three years. they are going to take a look at it starting in the 2017-2018 season. the ad logos will be on the front left side of the players' jerseys but the league says the sponsors patch won't be included on the jerseys sold to fans. >>> a quick retreat by amc theaters. they dropped plans to allow people to tweet during movies. earlier this week, amc said it would ease up on the no texting rule to attract youn

. >> the braves lost just hours after atlanta braves outfielder was charged with assault and battery, it is arlington county live outside the ballpark where the braves just lost again tonight. >> that's right. did not take the field tonight after mlb handed down their punishment, a punishment that came even before he was charged with a crime convicted of one. >> often accused of being slow moved quickly as major league baseball placed them on leave for involvement in alleged assault. before the arlington county police. >> seems unfair to me, i think they did the right thing. >> for kids who are watching you, role models. >> police aired the brave's star around 7 a.m. at the hotel in pentagon city after a woman who authorities say he knew but was not in a relationship with accused him of assault at the hotel. >> should be innocent until proven guilty but seems mlb has taken a different stance. >> look even if he is innocent being in a position as a major figure in national sports where you potentially could be accused is part of your responsibility. >> this kind of happens. >> last yea

it will be pretty much dried out by the time it heads across the mid atlanta. we can't rule out fog, little bit of patch thee fog. 63 degrees by midday no shortage of sunshine. s kick in with 68 degrees by the 5:00 hour very very nice warm uu for you. and then for tonight, 42 degrees. a little chilly for overnight low. whipped are going to remain vern light. light winds as well as we head into your saturday. but, temperatures will be near 70 degrees. to the south we will see low 70s it's going to be very very pleasant. here's a look at 7-day forecast. i think we deserve some applause in the weather department for the 80 degree day on monday. its been long awaited consideredded we've been dealing with freeze warning and frost advisories. but temperatures graduallydual rising a little bit of wet weather as we move month into the week. just a shower or two.wo not too much to be concerned c with. nice.ce. >> all right. all right you guys like uncle ben's rise soon you may start seeing food labels that suggestt how often you should be eating that rise. they announce

delta airlines say it will suspect flies between atlanta and brussels until march next year. in the u.s. military and allies say they carried out 26 air strikes yesterday in iraq and syria. also today the pentagon released video of air strikes from march 19. the strikes destroyed a university lab in m mosul. i.s.i.l. reportedly made chemical weapons and bombs there. the attacks coincides with news from u.n. that 1100 people were killed in iraq in march. >> reporter: there are many reasons behind the increasing of the death toll that was mentioned by the u.n. first of all, because the clashes and the fighting against i.s.i.l. is still going on and there is an increased when iraqi forces announced that they're going to launch or they did launch more than prapgs in more than one area. not only in the anbar province or other provinces. many areas in iraq are subjected to military operation made between iraqi forces and i.s.i.l. as well. also we have to take into consideration that the very bad circumstances that some areas, some cities in iraq are witnessing, especially when we t

and we're all -- three in florida, one in atlanta, georgia. we decided to get together and do it again. >> reporter: the same laughs and the same respect for one another. >> once you fought in the war, and you're depended on these other guys, there's a bond, it's real. >> reporter: it's real. and it's america strong. back then -- and now. so we salute dennis, tom and both bobs tonight. we hope to see you back here good night. this is "jeopardy!" today's contestants are -- a music executive from los angeles, california... a garden designer from blacksburg, virginia... and our returning champion, an assistant professor from amherst, ohio... ...whose 6-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thank you, johnny.

before we get started, let's say what's up to our crew in atlanta. we got gary, porsha, brad and filling in for him because he's not here today, we got candy, welcome back. >> hey, guys. >> we, it's an interesting day to be out sick, isn't it? >> your name is head crack, you have to be off on 4/20. >> any plans today? >> going tohe gym and work off that coconut cream pie i had last night. >> you got the munchies early. >> celebrating early. >> all right, we have a lot of

atlanta fed. and jim bianco is president of bianco research. good to see you both. >> they admit growth and activity has appeared to have slowed. do you suggest that they wait on another fed cycle to raise the rates here? >> yeah, i don't think the fed is going to be in any hurry to raise rates because they're never going to have to well it back. once they go forward, they'll have to keep going forward. i don't see them racing into june. there's just too much contradictory information coming out, nothing that's actually pushing them to have to react. now, it's data-driven, things can change. we can have a lot of action between now and june but i see them in no hurry. >> jim do you see them with the british votes that the fed would raise rates ahead of that? >> conceptually, no, i do not.

the atlanta hawks cameme from behind to beat t the boston celtics s 110-83 last night, atlanta trailedcond quarter but turned it around for the win.. the hawkwks are up 3 games to t in the series and can clos out thursday in boon. uren: let's do some weather. 50 mon ameriricans in the path ofevere weather, possible tornadoes touchiown in oklaho and southern indiana bringing basebl sed hail, torrential rain. jajanice dean tracking aall for us. >> we are watching t thehreat for severe weaeather t today, wd overer 430 reports of seve weather including hail l and damaging wind d and d 5 reports tornadoes yesterday. this is the system we werere wawatching, now moving a across missisissippi river valley and some earlier reportsts of tornadoes in four ates. a lot of these came e overnight last nigight. we are w walking up potential damage in some big citieies of oklahoma and missouri to the ohio valley. severe thunderstorm wah h in effect f for the next couplele s for texas, l louisiana and arkansas and within that we hah warningsgs. in eastern texasas we could see the threat for largege hail

we're live in atlanta. i'm natalie allen. >> i'm george howell from cnn headquarters. "newsroom" starts right now. and a good day to you. let's start with u.s. politics and donald trump, who is capping off what has been quite a controversial week. now trailing in two big polls ahead of tuesday's wisconsin primary. a fox business network survey released on thursday shows that ted cruz now has a 10-point lead over donald trump, 42 to 32%. >> only 19% of likely republican wisconsin voters support john kasich. this is the second poll this week with cruz on top. all of this comes as trump promises to bring the republican party together. cnn's senior white house correspondent jim acosta has more on trump's week of turmoil. >> reporter: even with his campaign in turmoil, donald trump was all smiles. crisscrossing washington in his motorcade, trump sat down with top rnc officials behind closed doors, later vowing in a tweet that he will bring the party together, even as john kasich and ted cruz furiously tried to block his road to the white house. >> i have to tell you as a co

let's say hey to everybody in atlanta. >> hey! >> we have big stories today. look a celebrity went after beyonce yesterday. we'll tell you who. and i'm sorry, jenna, i'm sorry porsha, i'm sorry, gary, but it looks like leonardo dicaprio has a new girlfriend. >> it's hard out there, man. >> first, kelly ripa, she made her big appearance back on live with kelly and michael this morning and kelly cape out holding hands with michael at first but then she took center stage by herself and she seemed really moved by the overwhelming applause she got. kelly used her humor but she