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. >> reporter: richard jewell was involved in it, too, guarding centennial park, a festive gathering spot for olympic spectators. >> a very humble guy, just very thankful to have a job at the time. >> reporter: tom davis, now retired, was overseeing security at the park that night. on the evening of july 27, the park was packed with tens of thousands of people. jack mac and the heart attack were on stage when terror struck. >> [ bleep ]. >> what? >> reporter: a large pipe-bomb filled with shrapnel. >> holy [ bleep ]! >> reporter: left under a bench in a military-style backpack detonated. >> we heard an explosion, felt the ground shake. >> it sounded like a cannon, a big, big cannon. >> i remember the heat. i remember the smell of gunpowder. >> reporter: byron pitts was one of the first reporters on the scene. >> a great deal of anger we're hearing from people. anger over who's responsible. >> it went from a festive place to a crime scene to ground zero for the biggest media event, certainly, in the history of atlanta, and the olympics for at least a time was over. >> richard's on the

. >> didou plant a bomb in centennial park? this is a capital crime here. >> my son is innocent. >> do you have any case against me? >> i report the facts. >> you've ruined ts man's life. >> i didn't do this. >> richard jewell, a clint eastwood film, rated r. >> additional funding is provided by -- koo and patricia yuen, through the yuen foundation, committed to c bridgitural differences in our communities. the corporation for public broadcasting. station from viewee you.your pbs thank you. once again, from washington, moderator robert costa. robert: good evening. it's official, speaker pelosi ha directed the house judiciary committee to draft articles of impeachment against the 45t president, donald trump, moving this process closer to a floor vote.the speaker made the announcement on thursday following weeks testimony about how the president and his allies pressed ukraine to investigate former vice president joe biden and's bid son. >> t facts are uncontested. the president abused his power for his ownersonal political benefi

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centennial bombing, yes, so if you have anything to do with this -- >> i did not plant that bomb in centennial parkng you knew that. >> all right, well, let's beat the hell out of these bastards. >> jimmy: that is sam and paul richard hauser. >> he looks a lot like the real guy. >> jimmy: he really does. it's funny watching him. and i went and looked at old footage of richard jewell, he really captured him quite well. >> there's a real cut of him in there. >> jimmy: clint eastwood is the director of the movie. >> yes. >> jimmy: is he someone you always wanted to work with? >> yeah, definitely. you know, we grew up on his films. >> jimmy: oh, yes. >> you know, i mean, it's amazing. [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: i was in jackson, wyoming, and someone said, yeah, this is where "every which way but loose" was filmed. what? the orangutan was here? >> bruce gordon. i got to watch the gauntlet with him on the plane, me and paul, and he poked holes in it and stuff. but yeah, he does not disappoint. he's got stories, he's crash landed a plane like the sully movie. his shoulder came out of his socket, he f

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surrounding the new movie "richard jewell," the film directed by clint eastwood is about the centennial olympic park 1996 with olivia wilde portraying real-life journalist kathy scruggs and her efforts to find the bomber. critics say the movie inaccurately suggests scruggs who died in 2001 traded sex for tips about the investigation. >> the fbi is looking at richard jewell as the bomber. >> reporter: in the movie scruggs sparks a relationship with an fbi agent portrayed by actor jon hamm in an apparent attempt to obtain information about richard jewell who was once considered a suspect but was later cleared. "the atlanta journal-constitution," the newspaper where scruggs worked, says scruggs is being unfairly depicted and are asking warner brothers to include a disclaimer in the movie. this morning wilde now speaking out tweeting, contrary to a swath of recent headlines i do not believe that kathy traded sex for tips. nothing in my research suggests that she did so and it was never my intention to suggest she had. that would be ang appalling and misogynistic dismissal of the difficult work. eastwood

true story of what happened to the security guard suspected for a while of orchestrating the centennial olympic parkerated. more than 20 years later the atlanta journal constitution says one of the papers's reporters is misrepresented in the film. an attorney for the paper sent a scathing letter to warner brothers demanded a written statement acknowledging the liberties taken. why does the paper say the movie is inaccurate and what is warner brothers saying in response? we have the editor of the journal. and also with us brian lowry. kevin, what's the issue with the film? what do you say is inaccurate about the film? >> i would tell you there are plenty of things in the film inaccurate about how journalism gets one, but the one that's been most offensive is in the film our reporter who broke the story is portrayed as getting that tip on the story by promising sex to an fbi agent. there's no evidence that that ever happened, and it's just an unbelievably offensive hollywood trope that's completely unnecessarily used in the film. >> the real life richard jewell sued. it was years of litigation over ho

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