dr. carter in shreveport, louisiana, i thought he hated me. i told my mom, dr. carter is privilege., see. you don't have anything. your dad doesn't help you. she says let's go see dr. carter. she said, you don't have no husband. you have to help me raise this boy here. and she and dr. carter raised me, and my mom taught me that hatred and prejudice is in the mind of people that wasn't going to do anything. she says you're going a long ways in life. she wants me not to have prejudice. so me mom taught me not to be prjs at all. during the process of not trying to be privilege and getting beat and called names, it was very difficult for me to overcome those things. >> this is an amazing story. you make your way to southern california. you start a business. you're watching tv. you see virginia rizik. >> got a $40,000 check. and you said, i'm going to have daughters. you had stepdaughters. you said i'm going to have daughters and they're going to be incredible tennis players. >> yes. my mom taught me they were my daughter. and i raised all of them and did the best i could to help that mo

dr. martin luther king, jr. and jimmy cartere some locals keep their own city at arm's length. even the arrival of the '96 summer olympics and the hopes of elevating atlanta's image as a world class city in the new south didn't pan out the way atlanta hoped. atlanta is really a city trying to found itself. the question out there is whether anyone out there is still looking. maybe i'm being a little harsh here. let me bring in someone to defend atlanta. rebecca, i say this as somebody who grew up in miami in the 60s, 70s and 80s and was raised to say atlanta was going to be the capital of the sun belt and i feel like something's missing. am i wrong about this? >> i of course think you are. i think there's a lot more than people who on come in to go somewhere else from atlanta and coca-cola and or sports team. atlanta is 10% of the atlanta region. the region is going through a lot of transformation and things are happening there. >> what is it we're missing there? atlanta didn't become a cultural capital in the south. in some ways

. >> joining us now from washington former national security adviser for president carter. dr. at the crisis in ukraine. >> this morning the main editorial, the election removes the last excuse for the u.s. and the europeans to deny ukraine lethal military aid. if the attacks keep coming in the east, what is the best response for the west? >> well, in my view it has to be a combination of things. including what "the wall street journal" says. we have to be willing to make it clear that we will support a compromise with the russians regarding ukraine's status between the west and the east. something like finland. but we also have to help the ukrainians to be able to defend themselves. that's absolutely essential. right now they're the objects of an external attack. and we also have to reassure those european countries which fear what putin has done is a precedent. the first use of force on european territory to change boundaries on the grounds of ethnicity. not since the days of hitler, this hasn't happened in europe now for decades. so we have to realize that we are facing a lo