when he came to the atlanta constitution. the first president was city editor of the atlanta journal, they counted competition, and everyone in georgia came to know jack nelson as one of the most incisive and aggravating reporters who ever lived. i can say all the epithet's i heard described, one was his and. that has a connotation that is always burrowing in where they ought not to be. they should not be exposed to different people. jack would do that and was incredible success and sometimes under unbelievable danger. the first time he came to georgia he was inducted, went into the national guard, inducted to go to the korean war. he went to fort stewart, georgia and became a staff sergeant. if you read the book you find out he never learned how to shoot a rifle, never had any basic training at all, he was promoted above the other people who came with him from biloxi to the army and did that because he was a reporter and expert at publicizing his commanding officer's great exploits. he did this by becoming friends with all th

the atlanta parts, the southern parts were pretty much done. she finished it, she polished it, and she turned it into a spectacular read. everyone here knows jimmy carter, former state senator. [laughter] you know, all day i wondered am i going to really try this one? [laughter] president carter knew jack throughout his career and, certainly, if he didn't know him directly, he knew his work. and if i might just take a moment and point out that we've been joined, i hope i don't embarrass you, by mrs. carter, i notice. it's good to have you here tonight. [applause] and ambassador andrew young who, certainly, is part of the movement that jack covered, you know, was the subject of stories that jack would have written as ambassador to the u.n. jack would have covered them and certainly as mayor of atlanta jack got to know him, and it's a real honor to have you here as well, ambassador young. [applause] and terry adamson, who worked at the atlanta constitution -- not at same time as jack -- got to know him later and got to know him extremely well. an

the problem? narrator: atlanta is a rapidly growing urban area. its primary source of drinking water is the chattahoochee river, which also provides water to many downstream communities. but its infrastructure is dangerously old, without outdated facilities and combined sewer overflows polluting the watershed. the city faces strict consent decrees and lawsuits, along with a severe lack of funding. man: when i started working for the city of atlanta in the late '70s, we were approaching that point in time where a lot was going to be needed, in terms of rehabilitation and upkeep. most of the very large pipes were at least 80 years old. we had needs that were identified in the '50s and in the '60s and in the '70s that were deferred. woman: we are urging that we all try to find a way to overcome the obstacles and limitations that might exist. woman: when i was running for office, i met someone who knew mayor hartsfield, who, in the late 1960s, said, "i don't know who the next mayor will be, "but i know they'll have to fix the water and sewer infrastruc

draft picks again, the story he goes to the atlanta hawks. warriors get rid of these players and now 1.2 million over the salary cap. they'll shave 1-1/2 million off their cap. >>> and jerry buss left hundreds of friends when he left. if you watched, his daughter, his former coach. his ace magic johnson. magic johnson had these final words as he closed the show. >> this is a celebration of life. this is a celebration of success. we shouldn't be sad, we should be happy that this man enjoyed his life and did it his way. >> then shaq also got up, had a good one there. most of it is very heartfelt and shaq goes. he was a great owner. he said i asked him for an extension he gave it to me. i asked twice for an extension he gave it to me. i asked him three times for an extension and he traded me. mixed with all the serious business, some light hearted times. when i die, i would like a memorial like that. bring in what's our technology guy? the great -- i love that gage. i can just remember what buss had get it planned for kron. i'll probably die befo

it was similar to the play when navarro of the atlanta falcons that last play against the falcons. navarro bowman could have been called for pass interference. i think it had to do with the play calling. >> when it was fourth down there and the officials taking control. the whole game and putting it into his hands. that's the whole thing that had to happen. i think the call on first and goal. you have a guy like kaepernick who had those diverse skills. they never took advantage of them in that situation. you know the one thing, look out here all this gold and purple. >> it would have been red and gold. but instead as you take a look at the field. this is the scene a good hour and a half after the game maybe even more. and there's a few people helping to take things down and get it cleaned up. a big chore. and i guess the best thing that can be said from 49er fans point of view. at least the ravens are gone. because i think a lot of us are tired of seeing them celebrate down here. >> i think it also means there's a bunch of red and gold confetti up in the rafters that did not get us

they beat the atlanta falcons last week. there's a situation they have been in before. it gave them the confidence and now they came out and played that way. >> lamar campbell, thank you very much. i want to go to the baltimore police commissioner. anthony bhatts. we're going to go to the police department just as soon as we get it. we want to find out what's going on there. we saw what looks to us to be a a little bit of tussling in the streets. we don't know. with some of the mounted police officers there. commissioner, thanks for joining us this evening here on cnn. it appears some of the officers got some of the people off the streets. >> my sound is really bad but i think you're asking for an update. just quickly, go ravens. we have a number of officers in and around the area and have been there for a time. we have two locations. it's our federal hill which is the southwest part of our city and phils point in the southeast of our city. we probably have a thousand in each location. they're just celebrating, and i think things are going well. >> we did see some mounte

down to our south, you can see some rain around the atlanta. also were they were hit so hard in hattiesburg mississippi they're getting more rain showers. this is from the survey team of the weather service. that is another example of why when you say it is not safe in the car, that car was tossed around in that terrible tornado. rain showers moving through new england. the folks are still trying to recover. tomorrow, and will be dry. the area of low pressure will be coming our way. a lot of sunshine in and around us tomorrow. as we get down into wednesday, i think it will start out as some rain. here is the timing, and here we are at noon time to 3:00. rainshowers writer around washington, temperatures. later on into the evening rush hour 5:00 or 6:00, those are the areas will likely to be seeing a bit of snow. not any big storm anything would be something. breezy cool morning when you get up and head out. temperatures into the 30's. a lot of sunshine tomorrow, fair weather clouds. temperatures in the low 50's, above-average. i do think ending

up next, chasing life with two of the atlanta hawks. he ambulance and i was told to call my next of kin. at 33 years old, i was having a heart attack. now i'm on a bayer aspirin regimen. [ male announcer ] be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. i didn't know this could happen so young. take control, talk to your doctor. [heart beating] [heartbeat continues] [heartbeat, music playing louder] ♪ i'm feeling better since you know me... ♪ announcer: this song was created with heartbeats of children in need. find out how it can help frontline health workers bring hope to millions of children at everybeatmatters.org. >>> this past weekend, two atlanta hawks took time out to help lead a free one-hour yoga chas to children for choices,

means all the cold air is getting dragged down from canada but all the moisture is piling in from the atlanta. the i-95 corridor heavily traveled, philadelphia, new york, hartford, providence, boston, all going to see more than a foot of snow. the heaviest snow along the i- 95 corridor and i just saw a report of thundersnow being reported in providence. the big-time problems there of course getting in and out of there will be a huge problem especially when it comes to planes. roberta gonzales is at sfo with details on the flights. >> reporter: more than 60 flights were canceled here at sfo due to that potentially historic blizzard that's converging with a secondary storm system blasting through the northeast. this morning, this was the scene right here at sfo with upset passengers learning about cancellations of their flights heading out to the eastern seaboard as well as the northeast. they were told by united airlines that there is a special area set up for them for rebooking flights, possibly tomorrow night and on sunday. so they have an extended stay right here in san francisco. but the d

what about the atlanta braves in should they change their name, too? do the tomahawk chop and chant. we have gone too far in this politically correct climate. couldn't change the name and. >> we don't want to be up north. >> and that is not snow loving. >> and that is dangerous, too. >> and that is because of the wind and that is not a pretty situation. you think about the contrast versus what we have and what is going on. the weekend is easier than to the north and east and we gouged -- dodged it, folks. and there is some blizzard conditions going up there and that is broom time now until saturday morning and this is the system. listen, we can tell this has moved farther offshore and we seeing advisories through pennsylvania. the heavy stuff is walloping from east of new york and long island gets it and into the boston area and not much changed there, although probably get closer to two-foot totals, which is a lot opposed to the three foot and there could be some isolated areas. look at the heavy snow in right now and that is some snowfall rates with

. >> on both sides of the atlanta, there is a realization that we are not as strong as we thought we were. but the u.s. and europe have been weakened by the financial crisis, and that has led to the conclusion that we need to do more to grow stronger together. >> president obama has sought to allay fears among europeans that he couldn't let them in favor of asia. in his recent state of the union address, he promised to forge closer trade links. >> tonight, i'm announcing we will launch talks on a comprehensive trans-atlantic trade and investment partnership with the european union because trade that is fair and free across the atlantic supports millions of good-paying american jobs. >> the american president envisions a free-trade zone with common standards and conditions for businesses. that would, for instance, allow european firms to compete on equal footing with their american rivals for construction projects in the u.s. it would also mean that french cheeses that are banned in the u.s. over health concerns would have to be cleared for sale. >> obviously, there's opposition. there

for the past two months he took his rv to his parents' home in southern california, across to the atlanta area and then back. i caut up to him in his parents' neighbhood. >> i don't have a navy seal background. >> you told a lot of people that. >> no, i i did not. >> he gave a few blanket denials. the most pressing question is possession of guns on the promotional videos. he is a felon. records from riverside county show burglary, recving stolen property and child concealing. the sheriff's office confirms they along with the fbi and the atf want to question him. the saga of aj dicken, phony navy seal resonates for those in the military. >> it is wng. people put their lives on the line every day. when somebody fakes thatit is upsetting to anybody who has ever served >> doctors are trying to move forward. they have a meeting set for next month to introduce their new security chie to the wsa. when dicken took off they found a treure troeve o these including a navy seal am id and all of those awards. the silver star, the purple heart and the navy cross. anyone can buy them off the internet an

because they got off to a slow start in the atlanta game being down 17-0. d an egg in the first half as well. if they can put together four complete quarters in this game they were not going away. >> kaepernick is a kid. he had to be nervous. one of the biggest stages in the world. he was nervous, he was shaky. there were indecision. there were management issues in the 1st half. the ravens were just on it. they were just on this to rattle him and he could not get anything going. >> you look at the first half. coli, 8 of 13. 139 yards but interception and rating of 65.9. it was not all him. michael james, another rookie or a rookie, we should say, converted into a touchdown. so that was costly. then the 49ers had -- it was not the quantity penalties it was the quality of the penalties because they came at kreut cam skwrupbgtures. >> yes. the catch phrase. the self-inflicted wounds. 49ers had them. on the defensive side of the ball, joe flacco in a 3rd. they made him look like joe montana, yes, for the touchdown. >> joe did look like joe montana this entire po

the american people. he will head to asheville, north carolina, also atlanta and chicago. all part of the white house strategy to try to gain support outside of the capitol rather than inside. >> all right. susan mcginnis in washington. thank you. >>> you can watch the president's address here on cbs. cbs news coverage begins at 9:00 p.m. eastern. >>> in the words of one high-ranking church official, right now 1.2 billion catholics are holding their breath. the stunning news that pope benedict is resigning at the end of the month is a game-changer. after he resigns, the vatican says benedict will live in a monastery in vatican city. the process to elect his successor is already underway. we have this report from vatican city. >> reporter: pope benedict xvi is about to make history. the 85-year-old leader of the catholic church is resigning at the end of the month. he's the first pope to do so in 600 years. the pope's announcement came as a surprise to all but his closest confidantes. he said because of his age and deteriorating health, "i have had to recognize my incapacity

television audience of tens of millions tuning into an emotion charged new orleans saints victory over the atlantans. >> what we are about to do here with super bowl is the manifestation of seven years of hard work by the community not only to bring the dome back but to bring the neighborhoods back. >> the economic impact of the super bowl alone is estimated to be half a billion dollars. ♪ oh beautiful -- >> know super bowl xlvii kicks off the world will be watching, cheering not only the game but the remarkable recovery of this resilient city and another community which has suffered tragedy. this stirring rendition of "america the beautiful" as sung by jennifer hudson and the sandy hook elementary school choir. all children who survived december's awful massacre. >> seeing all of the history here, denise, what do you think of doug's decision to stay and rebuild? >> well, i think it was a good one. it turned out to be one of the best things that has ever happened in our city. >> life and a party atmosphere that could only be experienced here in the french quarter has returned. and as the ravens an

for the past two months he took his rv to his parents' home in southern california, across to the atlanta area and then back. i caught up to him in his parents' neighborhood. >> i don't have a navy seal background. >> you told a lot of people that. >> no, i i did not. >> he gave a few blanket denials. the most pressing question is possession of guns on the promotional videos. he is a felon. records from riverside county show burglary, receiving stolen property and child concealing. the sheriff's office confirms they along with the fbi and the atf want to question him. the saga of aj dicken, phony navy seal resonates for those in the military. >> it is wrong. people put their lives on the line every day. when somebody fakes that, it is upsetting to anybody who has ever served. >> doctors are trying to move forward. they have a meeting set for next month to introduce their new security chief to the wsa. when dicken took off they found a treasure troeve of these including a navy seal team id and all of those awards. the silver star, the purple heart and the navy cross. anyone can buy them of

now he goes to the atlanta hawks. the warriors again, saved some money, get under the salary cap.t in the nba regarding trade today. the memorial, beautifully done at staple center, at the nokia theater. of course, her boyfriend, phil jackson, soon to be her husband if you go through with it. riley, of course magic and shaq. it was well done. they had all the people important to jerry's franchise up there speaking. magic is giving the old l with his fingers. that's the laker's sign. >> he gave me everything i wanted. i wanted one excuse and he gave it to me. the third extension, he traded me. >> the celebration of life. this is a celebration of suspect. we shouldn't be sad. we should be happy that this man enjoyed his life and did it his way. >> east coast arguments out of boston, but that is very well under bus, the greatest franchise in nba history. most of pro football gathered in indianapolis for the college scouting combine. so everybody is talking. they are wondering what about alex smith's future. obviously he's not working out. i have to say this, i love you, i love you, u

here are telling the atlanta. that's to be. a. little her. little. unsettling. little misleading good. place. i mean there at least. a little bit more of the churches or anything like that to. cut. over the last few years the corporate media has extensively although superficially covered violent riots revolutions uprisings crackdowns on the scent occurring all over the world from the ongoing protests in greece and spain to the arab spring which gave rise to uprisings in tunisia libya egypt the hurricane and syria among others with a lot about the changes occurring in these countries one revolution has gone almost entirely unnoticed peaceful rebellion that led to the resignation of a government and redrafting of a constitution all in the midst of one of the most devastating financial crises in modern history since two thousand and eight the sub arctic nation of iceland has been rising above the ashes of total financial. collapse but the peaceful revolution that has led to an innovative new government so to discuss the steps iceland has taken to quietly reshape its

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the country. washington, d.c., atlanta, and st. is, mostly sunny, all in the 50s, but atlanta gets up to 58 degrees. denver, afternoon snow, a high of 38, and seattle can expect showers, a high of 52. >>> it is the latest proposal in the war on obesity. a major consumer group says we are drinking too much sugar, and as marlie hall reports, it says it's time to lighten up on the sweeteners. >> reporter: this is how much high fructose corn syrup consumer advocates say the average american drinks each year. that's the sugar in soda. >> that's about 70,000 calories per year. >> reporter: the center for science in the public interest is calling on the food and drug administration to limit the sugar content in soda and other sugary drinks. the group says current levels are harmful, leading to obesity, heart disease, and other health problems. >> when you're faced with a diabetes epidemic, the situation in which two-thirds of american adults are overweight or obese, the government has a responsibility to do something about that. >> reporte

given the closeness to atlanta. in this very room, in 2008, richard anderson delta ceo said about the future of the memphis hub, it will be additional. it will be more business for memphis not less. i expressed concern to him about reduced service or outright elimination of the hub and asked about continueuation of the memphis amsterdam flight. at the hearing mr. anderson testified there would be no hub closure and the merger would maintain international flights. he went further to say we can expect more international flights and suggest the memphis to paris is going to happen and more flights and enhance the status of traffic and service at the memphis international airport. he said it would add not delay take away from the memphis international airport. he said he knew memphis when northwest he loved the ribs, the city, he knew how great the airport and managed it was. how the time on the tarmac and taking off was less. they saved oil and the best connections they could have. those facts were true. his response was

the president will travel to asheville, n.c., area on wednesday, the atlanta, ga. ident's speech live on kron 47--24/7 channel, comcast 193. >> in world news. an official said the death toll from a stampede during a popular hindu festival in northern india has risen to 36. tens of thousands of people were in the station when a section of a foot bridge their collapsed, leading to the stampede last sunday. the state-run hospital spokesman says that least 30 other programs or injured. their railway spokesman said the stabbing occurred after someone fell from a platform denying reports that the bridge had collapsed. >> lindsay vonn had surgery on her right knee after shredding to limit to during a crash last week. >> a u.s. keeping this and operated on the fourth time the world cup champion yesterday morning. this is a picture of vonn being elected to the hospital. dr. is optimistic that she will have it for covered. she tore her anterior cruiate and a medical collateral ligaments during the super g and austria. jostle broke a bone in her lower leg. the 28 euro is hopin

the security guard in downtown atlanta outside the metro mall. we see a conflict between the security guard and two women in front of a group of children. the security guard ends up tasing one of the women. the video quickly went viral. we spoke to the security guard and he told us what he's up against every day. >> i had people try to sell drugs in here, sell stolen goods. when i first got here, i kicked them out. all you [ bleep ] drug dealers stay off this property. >> one guy really wanted to help deron long. jarome started a crowd tilt fund, hoping to raise money so that deron could get better equipment for himself to keep the people in this area safe. you can see in this story we got from wfbtv in atlanta how much equipment deron uses. in less than 4 ho24 hours, jaro raised more than $25,000. >> to tell us more about this fund, we have jarome via skype right this minute from atlanta. welcome to the show. tell me what it was about this story that moved you so much that you created this fund for deron. >> i saw how people were talking about t

born at the atlanta zoo. if we can get him to stand up. >> good boy. >> there's an apple in it for you. >> good boy. the training makes it possible for humans to interact with pandas and keep them healthy. >> go ahead. open -- good boy. so we can check the conditions of his teeth, too, to see if he has chipped teeth and chipped canines. >> and take a look at what this panda can do. she's been trained to reach out and grab a metal bar to allow veterinarians to draw her blood without having to anesthetize her. these pandas have never lived on their own, but there is a plan to reintroduce captive pandas into the wild. >> it kind of is pandas in the mist. >> sarah took us to a new facility in the countryside where re-introduction work is just beginning. it's a difficult process that takes years. >> would it be fair to reintroduce these guys into the wild right now? >> no. for us to release them now we don't know what would happen to them. >> they'd likely die. >> yeah. it's a very high likelihood that they would.

it's right on the border and a decent wave south of atlanta. the whole ball of wax beginning to move our way. it's late tomorrow that we have the concern for flooding potential. the whole thing coming our way. the storm ramps up comes double barrel low pressure area. it will be relatively fast moving but it will put down significant rain. tonight clouds increase but overall quiet. the rain moves. gets heavy around here and the flood concerns as we go into tomorrow evening. temperatures back in the mid-50s behind the storm. i think thursday looks like a decent day with a slight chance of a shower early on. friday, saturday, sunday into monday, all of it looks pretty windy and fairly chilly. anyone who thought 57 wednesday, that starts spring, no even march 1st looks colder than the last two days of february. we'll see what happens. >> thanks a lot. >>> you know firefighters are always saving lives. >> now they can save the lives of man's best friend. there's nothing better than a cat being brought out and a dog. >> cat and dog. >> got the smoke f

renee glover is the president and chief executive officer of the atlanta housing authority. frank keating, who you have heard from, is the former governor of oklahoma and served as the council of hud and is the chief executive officer of the american bankers association. bruce morrison is the chairman of the federal housing finance board and served four terms as a democratic member of the house of representatives. the chief executive officer of la raza and executive vice chancellor at that university of kansas. the chief executive officer of the national alliance to end homelessness. ronnie rosenfeld was the chairman of the housing finance board, the president of ginnie mae, the deputy assistant for housing and federal housing commissioner in the administration of george h. w. bush. bob rosen is a partner with washington council ernst and young and was my legislative council when i served as majority leader and served as legislative counsel to senator wendell ford. richard smith is the president and chief executive officer of realg corp. at least i could pronounce your name.