a company that's linked to the bridge collapse in genoa atlanta shares traded on the milan stock exchange their value plummeted this morning and trading was suspended twice atlanta is the parent company of out there which some are blaming for the disaster the italian government has threatened the company with heavy fines and is demanding it contributes to the bridges the reconstruction artist the artist says it conducted regular safety checks investigators have not yet established the course of the collapse. let's cross over now to our financial markets correspondent ali bacher standing by for us in frankfurt or you kept an eye on atlanta shares all day long how did that day end. well with a loss of twenty one percent not as bad as it was for some parts of the day but still meaning that so much value and the share was wiped out so the investors basically dumping the share at any cost because they fear that in the aftermath of this catastrophe that maybe even the business model of atlantic will be in question

shares in atlanta year the company which owns the operator all the genuine motorway bridge shade over twenty percent as a row mulls penalties also coming up when it comes to paying with a smartphone a high tech country germany still locks behind the curve. on the cusp of change here. alone welcome to your business i want to jump in berlin and we start with italy where the government is looking into options to fine infrastructure group atlantean of a company that's linked to the bridge collapse in genoa atlanta shares traded on the milan stock exchange their value plummeted this morning and trading was suspended twice atlanta is the parent company of out there which some are blaming for the disaster the italian government has threatened the company with heavy fines and is demanding it contributes to the bridges the reconstruction artist the artist says it conducted regular safety checks investigators have not yet established the course of the collapse. let's cross over now to our financial markets correspondent ali bacher standing by for us in frankfurt or you kept an eye on atlanta sh

atlanta is unique in that regard.g kids access to the sciences and they told the kids that they should be very grateful to be around so many other people of colour who were successful and be grateful to be in the same room with other people of colour who were successful and i was puzzled and asked the speaker afterwards, why do you act like this is an anomaly? this happens all the time and he says, no, not out here. maybe in atlanta, not out here so thatis maybe in atlanta, not out here so that is a big difference between atla nta a nd that is a big difference between atlanta and most of the other cities. atlanta is still a viable, what you would say, like a chocolate city where there are enough people of colour who are plugged into the economy at every level. there is representation at every level. it is rare. when i live in atlanta, i worked in banking for a minute and there was a time when banks would put under writers on buses and take them on to as of southwest atlanta so they could see with their own eyes these

in a panic the city of atlanta adopted this model, atlanta, the city too busy to hate. i went to school the next day and asked that the only professor that i had that was, could comment on that. because he was telling me what a joke it was that our school was saying we weren't segregated, we just didn't have any qualified black applicants yet. i asked him, what does this mean? we are bragging about the fact that we are too busy to hate, does that mean that we have to stay busy so we won't have a natural inclination to hate? because after we had. so if we are bragging to's that we were to biggie -- busy to hate, what would we confess? so we realize that race really flummoxed the electric -- electric -- elected leaders atlanta. by the spring of 1953 i told my mother, that this race issue had been going on for nine years since the brown decision and i'm a junior in high school, i think that when i get really old and well- established, like 30. i'm going to stick a toe into this race issue because it seems to go really deep. whether i'm a doctor or not, that's what i'm goin

of atlanta show up to vote and they are able to put a liberal female lawyer in congress from atlanta. she was not the choice of the conservative democratic party machine but she won. the power of the black vote was demonstrated in this leads to hard push back in georgia politics and other parts of the south to ensure if you couldn't keep the white primary you'd have to try other means to impact the black vote. throughout the 50s and the 1960 this resulted inactive push back off and violence against people who sought to register blacks to vote. look at the freedom riders in the 1960s were going to the south in an effort writing through the south on losses to participate in efforts to mobilize and register black voters in mississippi. their buses were attacked and burned and alabama for example. the home of the u.s. military depot. a possible people trying to register people to vote. the violence was getting out of hand and it happened in 1965 and selma alabama where we had peaceful marchers being led in part by a black member of congress from atlanta being attacked by state authorities

>>> good evening and welcome too the atlanta historyy center.i av iam vice president of public programs. we are being filmed this evening which is why all of the brightt lights.oining us thank you for for joining tonigs lecture featuring michael honey. doctor honey will be discussing his book to the promised land martin luther king and the fight for economic justice. he explores the less remembered mission of doctor king and hisd. profound commitment to resisting all types of oppression including economic injustice. doctor king advocated for human rights, the poor and turn away from self-seeking individualism. he currently holds a professorship of humanities at the university of washington tacoma where he teachesd laboriy african-american and labor history as well as martin luther king studies. his work has received numerous awards including the robert f. kennedy award for his book going down jericho road. because we are being filmed it th ng filortant that your questioni be asked at those microphones.r. and now i willan introduce rodny strong the chair man of griffin and strong, a publ

game two, tomorrow in atlanta. if they make it past the five-game semifinals, it will be themystics' first time ever in he wnba championship. >> wouldn't that be nice? >>> coming up, scare on stage for beyonce and jay-z. the man who tried tom follow the backstage. >>> it's a growing concern all over the country. ouri-team takes a closer look at the role of school resource officers and how many are keeping your kids safe. know what? no, what? i just switched to geico and got more. more? got a company i can trust. l that's a heck of more. over 75 years of great savings you can't argue with more. why would ya? geico. expect great savings and a whole lot more. >>> you're watching "news 4 today." >> families i chicago are waking up to an indescribable tragedy. eight people were killed in a housy fire terday. six of those victims were children. their ages range from 3 months old to 1 ye6 years old. le word on what caused the fire. but rega of what caused the fire, nothing will bring back their kids. >>> beyonce and jay-z

. >> trevor: music that comes out of atlanta and shaped by atlanta has essentially become hip-hop.s some type of influence in their mus frick atlanta right now. >> yeah. >> trevor: you are still in the music game. >> yeah. >> trevor: are you still making music but what i find interesting, it seems you enjoy touring more than the accolades that come from the music. >> yeah, the best touring to me, my favorite part besides creating the music, but to get a chance to travel and see different cultures and go to japan and awtd and europe, like when we first started out, i mean we hadn't been out of atlanta maybe to disney world, in florida. but you go to yeump or france and you see different cultures, you see that life is bigger than the block or the neighborhood where you live, so it is important to travel. >> trevor: were you ever amazed at some of the countries you would go where people couldn't speak english but could sing every lyric of your song. >> amazing, yeah. i mean you say the words, word for word and say so how are you doing. they're like huh? you know what i mean, hey man,

shares down more than twenty percent after they suspended trading this morning atlanta is the parent company of outdoor strother which some are blaming for the disaster the italian government has threatened to the company with heavy fines and is demanding it contributes to the bridges reconstruction the other however says it conducted regular safety checks and investigators have not yet established the course of this collapse. let's cross over now to our financial markets correspondent ali bazza standing by for us in frankfurt will you kept an eye on atlanta shares all day long how did that day end. well with a loss of twenty one percent not as bad as it was for some parts of the day but still meaning that so much value and the share was wiped out so the investor is basically dumping the share at any cost because they fear that in the aftermath of this catastrophe that maybe even the business model of atlantic will be in question here and the government the deputy transport minister spoke of three options maybe a combination either read revocation of the license for all the concessio

i can't vouch for the atlanta fed. we would be thrilled with 3% 4.6%.but they are talking i don't want to critique the atlanta fed but it just shows you. of economicsensus forecasting has moved up. it may very, but it has moved up. i think that's great. reporter: for the republicans in the midterms, it seems like the q2 numbers are coming up to give them an advantage? months of three full media messaging off the last quarter's numbers. we are getting a q3 preliminary for the last week of october. but we didn't invent the deadline, it is out there, the commerce department, etc.. it's alike a story, growth story. we are beating the estimates and i have many friends on the democratic side and i respect them. said you couldn't get 2% and we are moving into a 3% zone and may moving into a 4% zone. may be moving into a 4% zone. confidenceconsumer and the business confidence and the small business conference. i think that's interesting, it's a good form of economic polling. it's a very strong story, and i think policies are h

molly lives in los angeles, kayla lives in atlanta and they both pay for $1,500 in rent. but in atlanta, kayla has a living room, dining room, kitchen, bathroom, terrace, guest room and a guest bathroom. let's take a look. >> i would say my style -creative. iat white with a patient. why not decorate them? >> kayla gives us a look at her kitchen. >> oh, my gosh. i've never seen this multiple clock thing. >> meanwhile in l.a. >> this is my dish washer. >> it looks like molly's making the most use of her space because she has to. moll t full couch out here. and >> kayla mentions it isn't as large but she absolutely loves the view. got all the green scenery outside of her window. let's talk closet space. >> as you can see, i have way too many clothes. >> that looks just like carrie brad shaw's apartment closet. >> and her bathroom is pretty big. >> but molly's is a lot smaller in los angeles. >> is molly going to move to atlanta? >> probably not. >> it's fun to see how far your buck will go city to city. >>> this unique music style is mesmerizing. >> what the heck? >> finds o

in the conference office here in atlanta.we later found out that one of our best allies in memphis was also paid fbi informant. and he took all of these famous pictures of emmett till marvelous photographer. he is getting paid by the fbi. and we didn't know that then. and rodney and i were talking earlier that you could maybe be naÏve about working with the fbi at some point but by 1969 you know what you're doing. and one of the sets of the photos in the house that they are lived in. taken from the front, the side in the back. the police and new what the way people came in and went out. during one of the incidents there. the police are surrounding our house. i went down i sat on their porch. and acted as an aclu observer. there was a white person on the scene. to see it. it's in a book that just came out. i realize how complicit it really was. and something that could've been deadly to those black panther party members in the house. and then for the last 30 years let's see what's happening here. the kind of work that i do in

we want to know what you can do to protect yourself and so we ke -- we went to atlanta to find out the answers. >> if you steal a quarter million dollars from me, you're going to jail. >> ruth king is a atlanta based business adviser who can't tabd -- stand to see entrepreneurs ripped off. >> i feel sick to my stomach. >> she's been through this so often she could spot a fraud before the business owner has noticed. >> i could walk into a business and smell it. they know something is wrong as a general rule and they don't know what it is and somebody needs to figure it out. >> our accounting system was having difficulties. or at least our bookkeeper claimed we were having difficulties. and things weren't matching up. >> brian spencer is a second generation owner of atlanta based spencer heating and air-conditioning. he said he was so focused on clients, that he never worried about small glitches with his trusted bookkeeper marianne. >> she was the grandmother of the company. she would watch after our guys and make sure they were eating healthy and the perfect bookkeeper. she looked afte

and they are able to put a liberal female lawyer in congress from atlanta. she wasn't the choice of the conservative democratic party regime, but she one. the cover demonstrated into this leads to a hard push back in politics and other parts of the south to ensure if you couldn't keep a white primary and the other means to minimize the impact of the vote. throughouthrough the 1950s and s this results in active pushback and violence against people who sold to register blacks to vote so if you look at the freedom riders in the 1960s who are going through the south in an effort i these are progressive blacks and whites to participate in efforts to mobilize in mississippi. their buses were attacked and burned for example. u.s. military depot attacked and burned. a bus full of people trying to register people to vote. the violence was getting out of hand. it finally comes to a head in 65 and selma alabama. where we have a group of peaceful marchers being led in part by john lewis was a member owho is amember of congress froa being attacked by state authorities, t

game one against atlanta. the dream in atlanta. and thatst biggest , she couldn't be stopped. first quar r, theturnover. watch the spin move. and then she gets it to go. mystics out t a ten point lead. second quarter now, what is she going to do? how about take it baseline. makes her way through defender gets it to go. a nice move to cut through two dream defenders and get the bucket. that's a nightmare for them. later in the quarter, not slowing down. she is battling from the rebound. and the tough work pays off. the game high 32 points and 13 rebounds. but final seconds, dream a chance to tie. jessica's three off the mark. mysts hold on to take game one, 87-84 the final. you know, let'sar keep the going. all right. no one is on the redskins bandwagon yet, no the even erica. but it is only preseason. and ts about small victories. friday's forgettable night against the broncos, the performance of adrian peterson is considered a win as he won over many doubters. not the fans. board.ere already cardboard, you might say.pe terson at 33 years old can still perform at level that wo

he came to ask if they would consider moving from selma to atlanta. and it was so interesting because my parents told him that a pretty much knew what they wanted to tell him as their decision but my parents let him know and they think and for the offer to relocate to atlanta to continue our lives there. but there was so much history here in the south relating to my mother's family, the civil rights movement, my father wanted him to know they would stay here and keep the light shining in this house because one never knows martin, you may need to have another march and we will be right here at the house. the night of august the fourth, 1968 my parents and i were here having dinner every night you had to listen to how many people were killed in vietnam and the rest of the news. and while that was playing the news commentator broke in to say i have just learned that in memphis tennessee my mother looked at my father and immediately said, martin is dead. and my father said we don't know that. then walter cronkite continued to say it has been reported that

the jimmy carter presidential library in atlanta georgia posted this event. it is in our entertainment. >> good evening. tony: i am tony clark. i am glad that you are on here considering the weather outside. i think it is a testament to our author tonight and the topic. the one thing that i always do is i encourage you to pick up one of these sheets about upcoming author programs. we have wonderful authors that are coming here. i know you want to come back and see some of these other offers. -- authors. vanessa is a professor. the segregation of african american children for more than 25 years. she and i were talking about the impact that our education system to help and hurt african-american children over these years. and the people who have stood out to try to improve education for our children. is the 104th president of the american educational research association. she got her bachelor's degree from the university of north carolina. her master's and doctorate from harvard university. she is the recipient of the prestigious award for education. thehas rece

tonight from atlanta georgia, my conversation with a democratic who could become america's first black female governor. stacey abrams on what her historic candidacy means for the american south and democratic party. >>> plus, my conversation -- with jackson about a stellar to broadway and why they need to hang up acting shoes je s just . . good evening, everyone. welcome to the program. the week is open with american allies from the eu to canada and mexico and politicians inside the united states trying to figure out how to fight back against the trump affect. overseas, allies are figuring out how to retaliate trade tariff. while inside america, gearing up to fight back at the ballot box next november and some signs the base is fired up. hundreds more women running this electi election cycle and the one getting attention is stacey abrams. rallying women, minorities, and never before voters and she's now on the cusp of history. potentially becoming america's first ever black woman governor. >> we are riwriting the next chapter of georgia's future where no one is unseen, no one is unhear

flying alone, found themselves stuck in atlanta due to bad weather. but then they were taken off airport property ... without the parents' permission.(ken) ashley thompson tells us, the parents are so upset, they hired a lawyer. nine-year-old carter gray and his seven-year-old sister etta have been on dozens of flights but their first flight without their parents was a nightmare. attorney alan armstrong - i mean this is a failure on so many levels.on july 22nd - around 8pm the two were put on a frontier flight from des moines, iowa to orlando florida.severe weather diverted the flight to atlanta. i spoke with their father, chad gray, by phone.sot: we did not hear from a frontier airlines employee throughout this whole process and the only way we recevied any notification was from another unaccompanied minor who had a cell phone and he let my son call me.gray says gate agents with frontier weren't picking up the phone.around 2am - airline employees made the decision to take carter and etta to a holiday inn without notifing their parents.they drove to t

the tip came from john tabor, an atlanta businessman. watching the continuing news coverage of missing meredith during his morning workout. >> when they started giving the description of the person of interest, my ears really perked up. i think i just turned white at one point. i felt the blood leave my face. >> tabor, the businessman thought, that has to be gary hilton. hilton worked on and off fors him for years, first as a telemarketer and then independent contractor. he even lived for a while in this house taibor owned. what was the thought that's taking shape? >> the first thing that got my attention is where the event happened, where she went missing, blood mountain. i knew that was a place he liked to hang out, that he had a dog with him. and most importantly was the evidence that they had found at the scene. i knew hilton always had an expandible police baton with him. >> the tip and a name quickly led to a georgia driver's license for 61-year-old gary michael hilton. investigators showed the photo to hikers who i.d.'d him as the

. >>> next tonight, the fiery car rescue in atlanta.fficers battling flames to save a passenger inside. and we're now hearing from those officers. here's abc's steve osunsami. >> i got the extinguisher! >> reporter: this is early sunday morning, the end of the night shift for these atlanta police officers. and they're responding to a crashed car that's on fire, with someone still trapped inside. >> come on! get out! >> reporter: charles tierney is the officer seen here using the fire extinguisher. he's so new to the atlanta police department, he doesn't officially graduate from the academy until next month. >> you got to get the door. you got to get the door! >> reporter: what you can't see yet is officer brittany williams in the backseat on the other side of the car. >> come on, man! get out! >> reporter: she's trying to pull an injured man twice her size up and over the front seat and out through the back, but his leg is stuck. >> i couldn't get my hand under the dashboard to pull him out. so, once i saw his pants leg started to smoke

atlanta, new orleans, tallahassee to the northeast is the main focus. no flight delays locally for fog or anything. just to the east of new orleans . panama city, tallahassee, and atlanta. if you are from georgia you say that's not really august. that is rain and rain and rain, especially to the northeast. look how cool it is. vargo at 45. there have already been a number of locations in minnesota s this morning. some are within 3 degrees, all the way down to texas. if it is hot somewhere it has to be cool somewhere else. reno just had their hottest july ever. they blew past it as well as reading, i think it was the redding airport. there were many down in southern california. for the bay area it was a nice july with many temperatures in the 70s and 80s very few 90s unless you are well inland. compared to last year when july was blazing hot. 70 reading. 68 red bluff. 69 ukiah. they will still have some warm conditions. not as hot as it was. they will cool off until about sunday and then monday and tuesdaythe higher elevations. t so it is kind of swirlin

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it happened early yesterday morning in atlanta. officers had to pry the door open to remove the trapped passenger. police say the car went up into flames after crashing into a metal utility pole. officers brittany williams and charles tierney are speaking out about the heroic moment when they sprung into action... and what they would say to the victim.would say to what they action... and what they would say to the victim.(sot) officer charles tierney/atlanta police:"if he's wanting to meet with us, that would be great to shake his hand."officer brittany williams/atlanta police: "right. i would tell him the same thing i told him on the scene. i was so proud of him. i was honestly -- crunch time came and i was just so worried that he was catch on fire. and he didn't help me out, honestly i don't think he would have made it out the car before the flames took over." (ken) three people were transported to the hospital and one of the officers got some bruises and scratches. atlanta police said the department is "extremely proud" of the r

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the atlanta fed is pushing it could be as high as 4.7%. we are going to have sustained growth. the plan is 3% or higher sustained growth. as it relates to inflation. a little bit of inflation is a good thing. the fed has been for a while targeting higher inflation. one of the things we have been focused on is wage growth. great financial markets for the last 8 years. no wage growth. you can check that off the box. we now thanks to president trump's economic plan we are seeing wage growth. i think inflation will be under control, but that's something we have to be careful to watch. >> tariffs and trade according to markets and individuals look at the back and forth and tit for tat. you have been leading the charge in terms of beijing and our relationship there. you talked about investment restrictions we were expecting are not happening. give us a status clesk what's going on with china and the united states. are we in a trade war? >> we are not in a trade war. we are in a trade dispute. our objective is to have reciprocal trade. i think everybody understands this. we have one o

and the young kids get stranded in atlanta. why they in atlanta. dysmorphia".hat you about next week.than normal will be cooler than normal next week. next week. than normal will be cooler temperatures looks like right now it the weekend. right now it looks like will be cooler than normal next week. (grant) (grant) still ahead... a disturbing new phenomenon is leading more people to get plastic surgery. we'll tell you about "snapchat dysmorphia". (vicki) plus after the break... two siblings are traveling as unaccompanied minors.. and their parents say they were never notified when the flight was diverted... and the young kids get stranded in atlanta. why they are now taking legal action. ♪ ♪ ♪ i put a spell on you ♪ yeah, because you're mine ♪ with chase atms serena can now grab cash on the go, all with the tap of her phone. ♪ stop the things you do no card? no problem. life, lived serena's way. chase, make more of what's yours. two children flying alone found themselves stuck in atlanta due to bad weather. ashley thompson tells us, the parents are so upset, th

. >> a man gunned down at close range outside a nursery school in a wealthy atlanta suburb. a silver minivan screeched from the lot. startled witnesses saw the victim slumped on the ground. >> right now his condition is unknown. >> parents and teachers recognized the man who had been shot as a dad who had just dropped off his 2-year-old son. a preschool, of all places, had become a crime scene. >> we are told all the children are perfectly safe. >> the shooting victim being rushed to the hospital turned out to be 36-year-old rusty sneiderman, a married father of two. >> i just hung my head and cried. >> rusty's older brother steve was on a plane to hawaii when he got the shocking news. rusty was dead. >> walking around the plane, pacing around the aisles. i mean, i looked at the -- i went to the bathroom and i looked at the door and i thought about jumping. >> he was desperate to get home to his family, desperate to find out what had happened to his little brother. >> my brother was murdered. no one should have to face that. >> he appeared at a police press conference after

they tip off game two gainst the atlanta dream tonight. the mystics are coming off on exting win.hey beat the dream after atlanta missed a buzzer-beaterot after tonight, the best of five series will move to d.c. for game three on friday night. tonight's game is at 8:00. hear it for the mystics. >>> serena williams back on the urt and hungry for a u.s. open title. she defeated the polish dennis start. a win would tie her with4 major singles championships. >> it would be amazing to see serena win here. looking strong. >>> you may have heard of the running of the bulls event. >> a town in spain decided to replace the bulls with balls. it's safer. this is just west of madrid. the town said too many people were getting hurt by the bulls. >> they decided to place them, with a giant 500-pound rolling ball. >> i didn't know it was 500 i thought beach balls down the street. >> i don't know where the odds are better. >>> still ahead, news 4 today will be working for you, ways you can keep your child safe online. y wh can use to help you monitor what they are looking at. >>> on a metro bus o

this happened after the kid's flight to orlando got diverted to atlanta. the father says the airline never asked for permission to put the kids in a hotel. >> it was very infuriating and very outraged. i think both jennifer and i would have drove to atlanta. >> frontier airlines dispute the claims saying that they spoke to their mother and the supervisor was able to reach the father the next morning. >>> apple's responding to cla >>> meteorologist mike nico has left me alone in the studio today. he is talking about the temperature but out in the field. so, mike, had you seen it look out there today? >> reporter: it feels great out there, reggie. and so far we are going to get better air quality. the sky is actually just a little bit clearer than it was this time yesterday. let's take a look from walnut creek and we'll show you one of those areas that could have poor air quality later on. this one is going to be good. we checked that before we allowed everybody to come out here and do some manual labor. what they're doing is amazing. wul nut creek to the so

radical leftist in atlanta schools throw the pledge of allegiance out in favor of a pledge to global society. while a radical islamist with tie to the 1993 world trade center bombing has been caught allegedly building a child army of school shooters. >>> also tonight, the dems and the national left wing media refusing to give up on preposterous notions of a blue wave. >> if ohio east 12th district is any indication, a blue wave may be coming in november. >> in times the seat would be a lock for republicans. these are not normal times. >> could t tonight be the beagan pg of a blue wave. lou: rinos refusing to give president trump any credit for the 18 candidates that he's endorsed who have already won this year and the midterms haven't begun. we'll hear from two of those candidates winning races after being endorsed by president trump. kris kobach joins us tonight and michigan congressional candidate lena epstein >>> plus tonight, president trump's space force blasting off. look at those logos. vice president pence outlining the mission today at the pentagon. >> as president trump sai

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he came to ask that my parents consider moving from selma to atlanta. and, it was so interesting, because my parents told him that they pretty much knew what they wanted to tell him, their decision, but he spent the night, and the next morning my parents let him know that they thanked him for the offer to relocate us to atlanta and to continue our lives there, but this was so much history here in this house relating to my mother's family, relating to the civil rights movement. my father wanted him to know that they were going to stay here and keep the light shining in this house. because one never knows, martin, you may need to have another march, and jean and i will be right here with the house. my parents and i were here having dinner. and as most americans, every night you had to listen to how many people were killed in vietnam, and you had to listen to the rest of the news. and while that was playing, i never shall forget the news commentator broke in and said i have just learned that in memphis, tennessee -- and my mother looked at my father and im

when their kids didn't arrive in atlanta the parents were unable to reach their children.s hours that told them they only had a tat and water to eat. the family says they don't want the flight voucher frontier was offering. they want changes made so this doesn't happen to another family. >>> a localittle league team has struck out its chances to move on to the world series. the loudoun south little leaguers were eliminated yesterda the team in south riding, virginia, was knocked out by a team from georgia. >> well, good job and w done for making it as far as you did. >>> it would have been the fst time since 1994 that a d.c. team made it to the little league rld series. corats to mamie johnson andlo udoun south for a job well ne. representing our area very well. >> great run. >>> 4:49. are you i'hungry? always hungry. i think people that work on this shift arenk constantly tg about foods. maybe it's just me. i dream about food all the time. let's talk crazy stadium food. this one may win. look at this thing, a seven-pound burger. it can fill you up for days. at least a cou

atlanta is hot and muggy.to you. >> all right. >> hot and muggy atlanta. >> enjoy that. >>> ahead, the president putting the attorney general on notice. jeff sessions -- it's the hot and muggy weather. jeff sessions job is safe for now, but the midterms could be the breaking point. mine just happened. it's time for the 'biggest sale of the year' on the new sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses your movement and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. and now, all beds are on sale. it's the last chance to save 50% on the new sleep number 360 limited edition smart bed. ends labor day. >>> the attorney general's job is safe, but not for long. jeff sessions could be replaced once the midterms are done. >>> he's fighting to restore what we call regular order. just have to treat one another again like we used to. >> passionate tributes to john mccain before his final flight to washington. today, mccain is granted an honor only few are. he will lie in state at the u.s. capitol. >>> and nfl teams colluding

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is carried by a mule, a mule train in atlanta. every major presidential candidate attends king's funeral, so that's eugene mccarthy, that's bobby kennedy, that's hubert had um free and richard nixon. president lyndon johnson because of security concerns does not attend the funeral, but king is really accorded the equivalent of a state funeral and when we think about what's going on on college campuses, in black communities, there's a huge sense of mourning, at times there is a sense of rage, there's over 125 cities that erupt in some kind of violence, but then there's also a sense of organizing that takes place as well. so when we think about the king assassination it becomes a global event. there is going to be sympathy demonstrations around the world, europe, africa, latin america are sending telegrams to the king family and telegrams to the united states in solidarity with king's memory. so king is really going to be -- the country is really going to be reeling in the aftermath of the assassination, and for a time bobby kennedy

nowhere to be found in the family's upscale, four-bedroom house outside atlanta.now we can go inside with video obtained by abc news. are there any clues in here that answer the question, where's nique? go ahead, look around. see any signs of a violent struggle? any blood stains on the carpet? broken furniture? sure there's a gun in a holster, but it's not smoking. nothing more incriminating than an un-made bed. and there it is, matt's electronic fortress. and yet for someone so concerned with the comings and goings in and around his house, matt waits two days after nique vanished before bothering to pick up the phone and call nique's sister, amy. >> and he said, "have you talked to nique?" and i said, "no. why? what's going on?" and then he said, "well, nique's missing." i said, "what are you talkin' about?" and he said, "yeah. she hasn't been home since saturday." i said, "are you serious? call the police." >> reporter: after that call, matt did file a missing person report and told his story to police. he and nique had a fight, he slept on the floor of his offi

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i can't make out that forecast but judging from the atlanta fed.ll the forecasters in the private sector are looking at equally high numbers and, stu, i know it is unfashionable, lord help us, president donald trump has changed policies, lowering tax rates, rolling back regulations, opening up energy, trade reform. he has given the economy new life. he has given the economy new incentives. people are responding to that. we're not punishing success. we're not fighting business anymore. he is looking after the workforce, whether it is manufacturing or agriculture. you see what i'm saying? he had a sea change in policies and a sea change in attitude. and the confidence numbers show what this boom is looking like this. small business, large business, consumer sentiment. this is going on for a while. and the stock market as you noted at the top of the show. stuart: we have a fantastic bull run. we're record highs almost across the board. what stops it? do you see anything on the horizon which would stop it, like a flare-up in the trade deal with china?

if there are any any delays they would probably be from the northeast to the southeast, atlanta, new orleans, tallahassee. our rain is in the central sierra. some higher clouds are working towards tahoe. keep an eye on that progress it is another fog bank. you can see the cloud cover. maybe parts of . 50s on the temperatures. near 50s to upper 50s and 60s

from august 31st through september 2nd it's the ajc decatur book festival in atlanta. on september 1st, we will be live for the 18th year in a row at the national book festival in washington, d.c. with supreme court justice sotomayor, ron chernow, and many others. later in the month, it's the baltimore book festival held at the city's inner harbor. for more information about upcoming book fairs and festivals and to watch our previous festival coverage, click the book fairs tab on our website. booktv.org. >> we don't live in the same parts of the country, don't have the same vocation, don't have the same particularly outlook, but where we are all the same is men of color and women of color, is the way that we try to instill a sense of fear. you can call it respect but it's a fear at the consequence of what can happen if an interaction with the police goes wrong. >> sunday night on "after words" comedian and actor d.l. hughley shares his thoughts on race in america with his book, "how not to get shot and other advice from white people." >> how about having a police depar

well, they probably just want to know if i've checked out season 2 of atlanta yet." ( laughter ) meanwhile -- let me get rid of this. ( piano riff ) ( laughter ) meanwhile -- mueller wants to ask about obstruction of justice but has agreed to limit the scope of questioning and would like to ask questions both "written," and "orally." "you lost me at written. ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) but you got me back at orally." ( laughter ) okay? you know i'm a fan. you know i'm a fan. ( applause ) but despite the perils, trump is pushing for an interview with mueller against his lawyers' advice. yes, trump has said from the beginning that he wants to talk to mueller one-on-one. and his lawyers have said from the beginning, "why did i go to law school? i could've been a dentist! i'd rather be up to my elbows in someone else's spit." ( laughter ) according to people close to trump, trump believes he can convince the investigators of his belief that their own inquiry is a "witch hunt." "mr. mueller, bob, if i may, have you seen my tweets? this one has 'witch hunt' in all caps. ( laughter ) i r

the flight got diverted because of bad weather, so they stopped in atlanta that night.claims a frontier airlines employee using her own personal car actually drove his kids to an atlanta hotel without letting their father know and spent the night there. the airline says they were in contact with the mother before taking them to the hotel. the according to frontier policy, the kids were attended to at all times by a frontier supervisor placed in a hotel room overnight and provided with food. >> chad, the father of the kids, along with his attorney. and chad, first, on your emotions. talk to me about what it was like going through knowing that your kids, both under the age of 10 went through this? >> yeah, hi, brooke, thanks for having me. you know, very good question. i think the emotions are obviously running very high, the frustration levels were running very high. regardless of whether jennifer and i should have put the kids on the plane as unaccompanied minors is really besides the fact. once you decide to make that decision, and frontier decides to take responsibili

i'm natalie allen live from atlanta and this is cnn newsroom. >> our top story venezuelan president is defiant after emerging unharmed from what he calls an assassination attempt. drones detonated explosives near him during a military ceremony. soldiers broke ranks and scattered after a second explosion. body guards surrounded president maduro and took him off the stage. he addressed the nation again. he revisited a conspiracy theory he uses often blaming colull by i can't and right wing plot from trying to oust him. >> reporter: the two explosions rat aelled president maduro when he was on stage. he was in the middle of a speech to celebrate the 81st anniversary of venezuela national guard when the blast happened. the president would later say it was an attempt against his life. he blamed columbia's outgoing president. >> there's been an attempt to assassinate me. have no doubt this all points to the extreme right in venezuela. in alliance with the right in columbia and that juan manuel santos is behind this attempt. >> the government said there's no basis for the statement and he was

. >>> the "atlanta those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. >>> the "atlanta journal-constitutione search for a missing 3-year-old boy led to the discovery of 11 children and three women living in a filthy makeshift compound in the new mexico desert. the boy's father was wanted for abducting his son last december in georgia. investigators discovered the site on friday an reportedly receive a message from someone in the compound saying they were starving and needed food and water. they did not find the missing boy. the father and missing boy are expected in court today. >>> singer demi lovato broke her silence after being hospitalized last month for an apparent overdose. in an instagram she said an illness and addiction doesn't fade and is something she must continue to overcome. she also thanked her fans, family, and the staff at los angeles hospital where she's been treated. lovato says she needs time to heal and vowed the keep on fighting. >>> "the new york times" reports steven seagal has another role. in a tweet yesterday seagal sads he was deeply humbled and honored by the ap