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i clicked a link that led to an old issue of "atlanta constitution." this is the picture that came up. this is from october 2nd, 1912. i didn't know at the time who these people are. jane daniel, prisoners, on the front, jane daniel, her brother oscar daniel. 18-year-old man named tony howell. this is ed collins, 24. isaiah perkel, ernest knox who is 16. the two boys and oscar and earnest were eventually hanged for the murder of may crow. i didn't know any of that when i saw this picture. it was something i couldn't escape. these were the first faces of blacks i fosyth, i ever seen. this raises more questions than answered. if two faces belonged to teenage boys were doomed to quote swing for their crime, which two? if they were accused of raping and killing may crow, who are all the others? all my life i questioned whether black people ever really live in fosyth. now i was face-to-face with the truth or something much closer to it than i thought i would get. while the legend i grew up was riddled with lies and distorted by bigotry at its heart was no m

i clicked a link that led to the an old issue of the atlanta constitution and this is the picture that came up. this is from october 2nd, 1912. this is jane daniel, her brother oscar daniel, tony howl, ed c collins and ernest knox. these two here would eventually be hanged for the death. i didn't know that when i saw the pictures. these were the first faces of black foresight i saw. as i panned across the photograph, i knew it raised more questions. if two of the faces belonged to the teenage boys who would quote deem for their crime. if they were accused of killing may who were the others? all my life i questioned whether really black people lived in versailles and now i was faced with the truth. the image made me realize while the legend i grow up with was riddled with lies and distorted by bigotry at the heart was no might myth. it was a terrible reality. it would lead to the expullings of all the residents. i learned how the tale stripped of names, dates and places seemed the racial cleansing seem like a legend. it was a deliberate and sustained campaign of terror. this is another

this was jane and oscar led to the streets of atlanta. the first look at these photographs gave me hope it might be possible to learn about the african-american refugees, what really where it happened in the fall of 1912. searching for every scrap about the expulsion, newspaper archives in the basement of the county courthouse, old letters in the archives of the atlanta history center and interviewed the sentence of black families, adding their stories to mountainous evidence showing not just that the expulsions happened, but where, when, how, to whom and by whom. in this case the devil truly was in the details and that is what i was asked. this is a photograph of the children of jeremiah and nancy brown who were expelled in 1912. the book i made out of this material aims to tell the true story behind the legend i heard so many times that speaks of a murdered girl, public inching on town square, and execution of two teenage boys and month of terrorism and arson that succeeded in closing precise borders to nonwhites for nearly a century. t

this is jane and oscar being led through the streets of atlanta from the folks in power where they got on a train and went to forsyth for their trial. that same day, october 2, 1912 area "blood at the root" got my first look at these photographs which gave me a thought that it might be possible to learn who the refugees of forsyth really were and what happened to them in the fall of 1912 area i've now spent years searching for every scrap i could find about the expulsion through old newspaper archives, ledgers in the basement of the county courthouse, read brittle old letters in the archives of the atlanta history center and interview descendents of many of the black families forced out, adding their stories to a mountain of evidence showing not to the just that the explosion happened, but where, when, how, to whom and by whom and in this case the devil truly was in the details and that's what i was after. this is a photograph of the children of jeremiah andnancy brown who were expelled in 1912 . the book i made out of all this material aims to tell the true story behind that ledge and

scores on first possession and keep running up the score and how about ryan on the run. 17-0 atlanta. ryan also throws for four touchdowns the most on championship sunday since warner did it to the eagles in 2008, third quarter 73 yards to julio jones and atlanta wins and is going to the superbowl for the first time. >> this team we had this year has been the right mix, we are a team that has gotten better as the years went on. >> it's hard to get to this point from experience, it's difficult to get to this point and we will enjoy the build up and the process leading to it but our ultimate goal is still in front of us. >> that is this guy familiar faces in the afc game and tom brady and the patriots against the steelers and brady does it again throws 3 touchdown to of them to former penn lacrosse and second crosser the flea flicker hogan 180 yards receiving a team record and patriots blow out 36-17 and new england back to the super bowl for the 9th time the most in history and 7 of the 9 in brady's watch and play atlanta in superbowl 51 two weeks from tonight. >> it was a good day an

critical of park atlanta. >> just say the name park atlanta and the citizens are united they don't likeeople in atlanta are mad, and jim beard has to deal with that. he's atlanta's chief financial officer. is the anger justified. >> the collection rate for tickets written was fairly low. 30-40 percent. the new contractor was able to get the collection rates into the 70% range. john: people are mad because they have to pay for parking violations? >> people are used to getting something for free. you bring in a private company that says this is no longer free, and you can't escape in the payment in this case, parking tickets. there is a little bit of angst in the community. in atlanta the history was that parking was relatively cheap or free. atlanta didn't fully privatize our parking. we turned it over to a private management company. the city has 2,400 privately managed parking spaces. but those spaces belong to the city. the consider came in, fixed broken meters and put in new technology, but all that came at a price. now people who were used to having something for free or parking at

we're going to celebrate this and then we're going to move on to atlanta. they have got a good defense so we're going to enjoy this. >> erin: are you breathing at all? i saw you pacing quite a bit. are you breathing? >> barely. >> erin: joe, back up to you. >> joe: congratulations to aaron rodgers and the green bay packers. the dallas cowboys kept on coming, but we know this, on nbc tonight that matchup with the pittsburgh steelers at the kansas city chiefs on the air at 8:20 eastern, that's when the game begins. then next sunday the early game, the green bay packers at the atlanta falcons, two high-powered offenses, and then the winner of that game tonight at new england in the afc championship game. wow. the state farm postgame show is coming up. what a show these two teams put on in arlington, texas. congratulations, green bay, you're moving on. hi, thanks for coming. this year, chevy received more j.d. power initial quality awards than any other car brand. i'm very, very impressed. did i mention they received more of them last year too? look at that. oh

now the atlanta falcons partly underdog by three points. favored by 3. new england patriots a week from sunday pickups at four around 338. and then robert a. kraft, owner of the patriots and get on the stand after the game. and people

well, the atlanta falcons and the new england patriots areko headed to the super bowl.n atlanta. here is more for us. >> for just a second time in franchise history, the atlanta falcons have reached the super bowl on sunday they÷ú produced adom gnat display after green pay packers after emphatic win on what was truly emotional occasion after the÷ú georgia do after 25 years was hosting its last ever game before the team moves to the new state of the art home right next door. for theym inspirational quarterback, the falcons who were the highest scoring team this season meant business, 31-year-old doing his talking eet this time as he runs it in to the 14-yard touchdown score. the host continuing to dominate going into the half time break withç 24 points-0 advantage. just outstanding as he spins off would be tackled here on his way up the sideline with÷ú 73-yard touchdown, number one is going -- this is so much to these atlanta players who feel resounding victory,p4wájzts to 21. >> i'm happy. i'm happy for everybody in our organization. we've worked hard to get to this po

live from cnn world headquarters in atlanta. welcome to our viewers from here in the united states and around the world. i'm george howell. "cnn newsroom" starts right now. >>> the u.s. president-elect p is firing back against a civil rights icon. on friday, congressman, john lewis, said, he didn't see trump as a legitimate president. lewis, an ally of the reverend dr. martin luther king jr. during the early days of the civil rights movement found himself the subject of trump's twitter wrath just days before the u.s. holiday commemorating dr. king. here is how it all got started with lewis' comments to nbc. >> i do not see this president-elect as a legitimate president. >> why is that? >> i think the russians participated in helping in man get elected. they have destroyed the candidacy for hillary clinton. trump on twitter firing back. quote, congressman lewis, should spend more time on fixing and helping his district, which is in horrible shape and falling apart, not to mention crime infested, rather than falsely complaining ab

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green bay-atlanta, honestly, i said it before. not sure if the last quarterback who gets the ball doesn't win this football game. there's some injuries that -- that concern you with the green bay packers, particularly jordy nelson has been out. devontae adams. got hurt last week. how healthy will he be? seems like falcons are healthy. that's going to be a tough test for green bay. i think for the pittsburgh steelers, they're as helicoptery as they've been. but owe know, how do you bet against tom brady and bill belichick at home? they've been there six straight games, this is their sixth straight championship. they're -1 at home, 1-1 i think on the road. they're 0- away. so playing them up in foxborough is a tough task for the pittsburgh steelers. i got to tell you, they're probably playing as good football as anyone. that's going to be a game to watch. both of these teams, nine game winning streak going into this ame. charlie: wait and see. bill. thank you, my friend. charlie: great to see you. ♪ >> you're watching bloomberg tech

bryant in atlanta won the best field goal kickers in the game. you talk in new england, that guy is good as well so i done know who has the best but i think they're all solid. with all of these teams, there is very few holes you have. these games will be decided partly 9 specialization, i talk about when in situational football t is scoring touchdowns in the red zone, not being held to field goal, situational football is converting third down to extend drives. situational football is the end of a half, the end of a game. not giving a ball back to one of these quarterbacks with too much time on the clock. so situational football to me will determine and define a lot of these game this weekend. >> the game has become so specialized for me as a fan and spectator. i mean there are people now who do nothing but run back punts. >> yes. >> we saw defon hester a week ago almost make a difference for the seahawks going against his ex-team atlanta. (ifortunately they wiped out a couple of those returns but there is no question. those really types of plays

in fact, atlanta georgia under a winter storm warning. >> as it goes, if things get bad in atlanta it will affect things all over the world. >> duffey, we've been reading a little bit of what's going to happen in atlanta. two to 3-inches and the state has prompted people to prepare to stay inside for up to three days. >> the governor is issue a warning tomorrow. all of this in response to what we all heard aboutsnowmageddon because the storm came when everybody was going home from work, home from school. nobody could get off the roads. we've been prepped for this. i'm looking at what is called the downtown connector. this goes straight through atlanta. tonight we've seen numerous trucks. these will be the georgia d.o.t. trucks that are putting down brine to prevent any freezing if and when that snow comes. we do expect that snow to come. we also heard from many counties today who have already gassed up their trucks. they've got plows, they've got sand and salt ready to go. everyone is being told to stay home. this is good timing. we basically won't have anyone out on the roads for the

. >> and i'm george howell at cnn world headquarters in atlanta. as we continue following the breaking news this hour that deadly shooting that took place at the airport in fort lauderdale, florida. >> the fort lauderdale hollywood airport is expected to fully reopen over the next few hours following a gun olympian which killed at least five people on friday and wounded eight others. the attack taking place inside the baggage claim. now, some cargo and private general aviation flights have resumed flying within the past hour. the suspected gunman is in custody. and so far, the fbi is not ruling out terrorism. the suspect is believed to be esteban santiago. and he flew from to florida from alaska on friday. santiago is a former national guardsman and was in the army reserves. he was not on any government watch lists. he did voluntarily visit fbi offices in alaska just a few months ago when he said he was hearing voices and they wanted him to join isis. >> the individual did walk into our anchorage office in november. he came in and spoke with fbi ag

now it's on to the atlanta falcons and new england patriots. second order come to a schoolyard play. tom brady with a city slicker and is due to chris hope and wide open for the touchdown. patriot showing how badly they wanted. watch this. brady this. brady has a two liters who carries 18 yards to the mind. you can't even see him in that massive players. the scenes leading the effort by the running back and moments later a 27-9. it stands up, his chest right there. turn off your tv if you want to. but celebrating with the cheerleaders. privately, the trip to the super bowl at his the patriots signed, the nfl record there will be tom brady seventh. thinks family to not grant. second quarter on this grand old from 14 yards out. at 17 i think i may never look back. mike mccarthmccarth y and the packers facing a 24 z deficit. now brian hooks up with julio jones who does the rest. another. check it out, go 73 yards for the score. 31 nothing in atlanta. documents win the championship via 44-21 final. coach takes a gatorade shower. right here on fox f

atlanta wins a quadruple overtime thriller 142-web are denied.teorologist janice dean. good morning. reporter: good morning, boren and a cold. it's cold outside, feels like winter time. but the real cold tears up in canada where it should be. the rest of the country dealing with a little cooler than average across the great lakes and the northeast. for relatively calm weather pattern which is great to see after the storm was seen over the past few weeks. we do have a couple quick moving storms that dive across the ohio valley and call them the persistence. they are fascinating. they don't cause a lot of problems, but we could see some snow with these systems as they go to the next couple days. there is her first quick mover. one to three inches of snow, some areas downwind of the great lakes and appellations could get higher total. otherwise, not a huge fake snow system which is great news. the northwest looks relatively calm. a little bit of moisture making its way across the northwest with brain, but not the big storms we've seen over the past

adam reiss is at jfk and sarah dallof is in atlanta for us. but first, we want to get to president trump responding this morning to the storm of protests over his travel ban. and within the last hour, he tweeted this -- "our country needs strong borders and extreme vetting now. look at what is happening all over europe, and indeed, the world -- a horrible mess!" nbc's kelly o'donnell reports now on the travel ban shock waves. >> reporter: across the country, airports crowded with demonstrators saturday night. huddled around international terminals. challenged in court, a federal judge granted a temporary emergency stay. to prevent the deportation of specific travelers affected by president trump's new executive order on immigration after an estimated 200 travelers were stopped and detained. hamid darwish, an iraqi interpreter for the u.s. military, was held at jfk airport until granted a waiver. >> reporter: what do you think of america? >> america's the greatest nation, the greatest people in the world. >> reporter: president trump's executiv

this will be atlanta's second trip to the super bowl. and the new england patriots crushed the pittsburgh steelers 36-17. tom brady threw for 384 yards and three scores leading patriots to their ninth super bowl appearance in franchise history. this will be their seventh super bowl since 2001. >>> right nowhe three-point favorites over the falcons. super bowl li is february 5th in houston, texas. >> way to go, atlanta, hometown team. >>> back to bill karins with a little bit of timing on today's bad weather. >> let's track the rain as it moves up the coast and high winds. 6:00 a.m., morning commute, raleigh toward charlotte to richmo richmond. by noon the heaviest rain richmond into washington, d.c. by evening philadelphia to new york city. entering into southern new england. that's when we start to get wintry mix up to the north. tonight it spreads to the north. early tomorrow morning it's mostly new england for our problem. especially northern new england. that's a look at the big weather story of the day. here's a closer look at your

the atlanta quarterback erased any doubts he can win big games.t into the end zone at one point. for a second quarter touchdown. matt ryan also threw for four touchdowns. the packers, on the other hand, didn't score a point in the first half whatsoever. the quarterback aaron rodgers twice. he had quite a few yards, and -- >> he told the press that he is not done yet. he's 33. he said he's not done yet. he's going to keep fighting and they need to reorganize and reload. >> there's plenty of time. >> coming up the dramatic fiery rescue caught on camera. >> what this police officer did saving this woman's life. >>> and the urgent consumer warning this winter for anyone who gets an electric bill. what you need to know about threat rening phone calls and demands for big boucks. >> and find us on facebook and twitter. you knmegared omega-3s... but did you know your eyes, your brain, and your joints really love them too? introducing megared advanced 4in1... just one softgel delivers mega support.