on the surface, atlanta was a well-integrated city. neath the surface, it remained separate and unequal. >> my prayer and the prayers of everybody in there was we wanted the person to be black. and the reason why you wanted him to be black, i knew what it would do to this town if it had have been a white person or somebody of another race. >> in the black community, in the early '80s, a black serial killer was unheard of. all the classic serial killers were white. never black. >> didn't mean we didn't have one now. >> today, black serial killers are not rare. in 2009, here in cleveland, as well as in milwaukee and los angeles, each time the accused serial killer turned out to be african-american. dr. eric hickey is a psychologist who keeps track of serial killers. >> overall in my study, one out of every five serial killers is african-american. in the past, since 1995, over 40% are african-american. we're finally saying, you know what, blacks do this, too. >> there were whites who fed the fear in atlanta. as fbi chief, john glover had m

in my own case, the "atlanta daily world" was against the movement. it was in atlanta. the owners were part of the black establishment in atlanta. and in coordination with downtown power structure, they wanted to keep atlanta cool. they didn't want atlanta to be a birmingham or a selma, new orleans, so they tried to put the lid on students at first. the movement started on february 1st, 1960. it didn't reach atlanta until a month and a half later, mid-march. >> that's amazing, because normally we think of the black newspapers unilaterally supporting the civil rights movement. but you said the "atlanta daily world" held back a little bit? >> yeah, it was against the movement, very strongly against the movement. they thought the youngsters would upset the apple cart. that they had planted in atlanta. >> now, i want to go to joe because in your book you talk a little bit about how media outlets throughout history sometimes support racial issues and sometimes combat. so talk about how mainstream media outlets covered the lead-up to the march on washington. you say they focus

his would be the last body found in the atlanta murders. the 27th male victim. at cater's funeral, wayne williams' father, homer, took this photo for the "atlanta world" newspaper. on june 3rd, the fbi brought wayne in for a long night of questioning. wayne agreed to a lie detector test. >> he was as composed and calm as you can get. got 26 bodies out there in the woods and rivers and he's sitting there in total control. >> richard radcliff was the fbi polygraph examiner. >> i said i don't care what you threw in the bridge, i don't care what you threw in the water, you won't defy this test. >> he said what he would ask. >> did you kill him that night that you were on the bridge and did you throw nathaniel cater into the river? when i ran that test, i was like, wow, this is it. >> wayne williams flunked all three questions. >> i said, well, this test reflected that you did kill nathaniel cater and it was his body you threw off the bridge that night. >> the polygraph measures sweating, the heartbeat, blood pressure, all rise with tension. >> you breathe a little f

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it was from the upper level at the atlanta braves stadium. ide of the ballpark for us this morning with more. mark? >> certainly a tragic story as you mentioned. they are taking on the philadelphia phillies last night when all of this took place. this man whose name has not yet been identified fell from the upper level concourse tit is th concessionaire yaw where they sell hot dogs, beer other things like that. he fell off the back of the stadium down to a secure parking lot basically the area where the players park as to where he landed. he was rushed to a nearby hospital, unfortunately he was pronounced dead at that location. they have yet to release his name nor have they been able to figure out exactly why this guy would have fallen over the railing. at this point they are saying it's way too early to tell if t alcohol may have been involved. they have a medical examiner's office trying to determine that. it was raining last night. there was a 2 hour rain delay. but police say they are not going to say that weather or any kind of wet condi

what a gift from the atlanta zoo tonight. n andys bompb here in 26 years. >>> "good morning america" and "this week" with george first thing in the morning. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow night. good night. >> ama: next, no deal after another day of contract talks between b.a.r.t. and its unions. what both sides are saying to a looming 6 or day cooling off period. >> breaking news on the search for a southern california southern teen. >> panic on purpose. why that's chaotic scenario at an east bay school is nothing to worry about. >> ama: that breaking news is out of idaho today. san diego murder suspect james dimaggio has been shot and killed. 16-year-old hannah anderson is alive. her kidnapping started a am ben alert. >> hannah anderson was rescued and will be transported to a hospital in idaho. >> authorities believe dimaggio kidnapped hannah ander sewn this week after killing her eight-year-old brother and her mom in his house, and then setting the house on fire. dimaggio's car was found yesterday, hidden in br

so, right around thanksgiving in 2006 a narcotics task force in the atlanta police department was outon patrol i guess and they saw someone walking alongside the road that guy that they had previously arrested for various drug offenses. they jumped out on him through him to the ground pulled a gun on him and a week later found out he planted -- they planted a bag of marijuana on him. they nearly had a long rap sheets to they told him he would let him go if he told them where they could find a supply of drugs. he made up an address basically on the spot spot and beatrice happened to be that of catherine johnson and 92-year-old woman who lived in a rough part of atlanta. katherine judson kept the rest rescue of over by her bed she used to scare off people when she felt threatened. what is supposed to happen at this point when they get a tip is they are supposed to get an apartment to do a controlled buy from this address. but that process could take two to three days in atlanta and they wanted to get to the drug supply immediately for reasons that i will explain in a minute. instead the

he became very interested, he moved to atlanta, the big city of atlanta in 1869 the tournament to make his fortune and he was sure he had it in 1884 two years before he invented coca-cola because he made a drink that was an imitation of this world famous van mary any but if you had been alive in 1885 you would have known all about it. everybody knew about it. angelo maryannie moved to corsica and began to make this wine with an infusion of coca leaf. it had a good healthy portion not only of alcohol but cocaine. everybody thought cocaine was a wonder drug in the 1880s including sigmund freud and he had endorsements from queen victoria, thomas edison, sarah bernhardt and pope leo xiii. so naturally with such a popular drink, many people indicated it. including john pemberton. recreated drink called french wine coca, very clearly a rip-off and in interviews with the atlanta constitution he said as much but he said mine is better. i have made a superior product and i want to read you from one of the ads because french wine coca, give you a good flavor of his style of advertising. american

joynes is being held at the baltimore county detention center. >>> in atlanta the medical examiner is identifying the baseball fan who fell to his death at turner field during a braves game. ron matz is in the newsroom with more on this. good afternoon ron. >> good afternoon don, an autopsy is being done on the body of ronald homer to determine how he died. he fell during a rain delay at last night's game between the atlanta braves and the philadelphia phillies. he was on the platform 65 feet up. he landed in a parking lot. atlanta police say the fall appears to be an accident. heavy rains led to a nearly 2- hour delay of the game. police are investigating whether those wet conditions may have contributed to the fall. don back to you. >> it's also not known at this point if alcohol was a factor in that fall. >>> no time to spare, a security guard is being called a hero today for helping everyone inside a florida report get to safety as a giant sinkhole swallowed the building. the massive crater may be stablizing. >> . >> t appears the sinkhole that swallowed part of this building is n

a night at the ballpark in atlanta turns tragic. eet to his death during a rain delay at turner field. the fall didn't take place inside the seating area but from a upper level concession area. the man landed in a parking lot. he is 25-year-old ronald homer of conyers, georgia. an autopsy has not been scheduled yet. cnn's alina machado is outside turner field to tell us more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, carol. we have just learned the autopsy in this case is just getting under way right now. at this point oh, police say there is no indication of foul play, and that it appears what happened here last night was an accident. a baseball fan dies not long after a fall atlanta's turner field. >> he fell from an upper level platform to a secured lot below, about -- the fall was approximately 65 feet. >> reporter: police believe the man fell from a balcony such as this one behind the field, where the atlanta braves and the philadelphia phillies were in a nearly two-hour rain delay. police say it is too early to tell if alcohol p

she's at the zoo in atlanta with a lot more. alina? hris, we're inside the panda exhibit at the zoo. i'm hanging out with the cub's older brothers on this side over here, this guy over here is po and on this side i don't know if you can see him through the foggy windows, that guy over there getting some treats his him is xilan. his birthday today, he just turned 5 years old. up until this point the people can only see the twin cubs through panda cam monitor because they are behind the scenes with the mom but we got an up close look. >> this is panda b, this is cub b. if it's possible, they get cuter every time i see them. >> we suited up to go inside the panda nursery. to see how the only set of twin pandas born in the u.s. is doing. >> they are on track with the other cubs we've had here. >> reporter: every week each cub has a thorough checkup. what are you doing? >> checking eyes, look the at their gums and no teeth yet, not to are a little while. >> reporter: each little guy is measured and weighed. doctors even listen to the heart a

where police are in the investigation in the city of atlanta. ation this morning and a beautiful look at baltimore's inner harbor. you will need the umbrella today before heading out the door. parts of the area are under a flash flood watch on this tuesday morning. it's august 13th, and good morning to you maryland i am charley crowson. meteorologist lynette charles is standing by with a check of your forecast and as you are saying, this could be a wet one. >> you are right charley. this will be the day the wet weather comes in here. starting to see showers and thunderstorms. i will show you that in a second. let's start out with the flash flood watch to the areas shaded in the green coloring. and this is until 3:00 this afternoon. so, any type of rain we are getting that means we have the potential for flooding. so be prepared for that as we pull out we can see the flash flood watches extending off towards the south and the west. and as we go throughout the day, we will continue to see the rain coming down. maryland's most powerful radar is gett

it's in dekalb county, just outside the atlanta area. the students there started back from their summer break a week ago yesterday. here is the image that we are all watching right now. i can't stress enough how thankful everyone is that there are no injuries reported. but this all brings into perspective the conversation, the ongoing conversation about school safety, who has access to these students, who's able to get inside of the school, and in this circumstance, the individual who reportedly was able to get near or inside the school and who was armed at the time. you see what appears to be, if you look closely at your screen, some emergency vehicles in this huge parking lot and a number of school buses right now. this is the area where the school -- the students had been taken for their safety as the school was evacuated. we can imagine authorities are inside right now making sure that it is truly an all clear despite the report that one individual, one suspect has been taken into custody. you see a lot of activity. you can imagine th

this is the second death at the atlanta ballpark. in 2008 a man fell down the stairs and also died. >>> there is a new report that al qaeda's master bomb maker was wounded in a u.s. drone strike in yemen. according to the report he was the target of a strike and photos of the victim look like him. it is believed he was the mastermind behind the underwear bomber's plot. >>> three florida teens charged with beating a 13-year-old on a school bus will appear in juvenile court. the boy suffered a broken arm and two black eyes. a former florida congressman allen west says there is a deeper issue that needs to be addressed. >> why do we have 15-year olds selling drugs? why would they turn to this type of behavior against someone who turned them in? jesse jackson called the state of florida an apartheid state. where is his voice on this? al sharpton led all the mars. where -- led all the marches, where is his voice? >>gretchen: we're going to meet ocean 16 this afternoon. the new jersey group who won a third of the powerball jackpot is going

the atlanta city council held hearings were other people said this happened to us. what the federal investigation found was that there were quotas on atlanta police department narcotic office prepared to seize an amount of drugs each month but this is how their performance reviews were done. this is how they decided that raises, who got promotions. this is how they were evaluated on how they did their job. the federal investigation didn't get into this but the reason why they were -- their federal grants that go quickly towards drug seizures. competing for limited pool of money that goes for drug police were the pressures on the police department to produce the kind of statistics that will make the department competitive for the science and faith in past that pressure on to the individual officers. eventually the entire narcotics squad was either fired or transferred to another department. they were some promises for reforms that really didn't end up panning out in the end. didn't create a sibling review board but it was later rendered impotent by losses from the pol

he lived in conyers, georgia, suburb to the east of atlanta. his mother says she spoke with her son by cell phone moments before the fall. he told her they rain was beginning to let up and he was about to go back in and watch the game. he son ended the call telling his mother that he loved her. shep? >> shepard: i mentioned that police say this does appear to be an accident. they're pretty sure about that. >> they are pretty sure. i they do not believe that foul play was involve, and minutes ago the medical examiner released preliminary results front an autopsy. the medical examiner saying that the autopsy is revealed the cause of death was blunt force trauma that resulted from an 85-foot fall. so apparently the distance much greater than the 60 to 65 feet that we originally had heard this morning and that blunt force trauma caused by his impact, obviously, with the pavement below. that deck he fell from was overlooking the players parking lot. the medical examiner's office is waiting on toxicology tests, which could take weeks, before we hear t

braves' pitcher luis avilan catches the ball with his cap. atlantagton, 6-3 for the 13th straight win. the braves sweep the nats and now hold a 15 1/2 game lead in the east. >>> and in san diego, orioles' first baseman chris davis hits his major league leading 43rd home run of the year. it helps baltimore over a 10-3 win over the padres. >>> when we return, a bus accident caught on tape. the bus driver and passengers are sent flying after a truck rear ends it. we'll have the incredible video. ruck rear ends it. we'll have the video. hey girls! the good ol'days when we could eat as we wanted. yes, but we are not 18 anymore. sometimes if i eat as i used to my digestive system gets out of whack. it's not easy keeping it working as it should. it's easy if you enjoy an activia everyday. mmmm... delicious! with the exclusive probiotic bifidus regularis, activia helps regulate your digestive system. put a smile back in your day! ♪ activia ♪ dannon i get out a lot... except when it's too cold. like the last three weekends. asthma doesn't affect my job... you

we begin this half-hour with the suspect in the shooting in the atlanta area school. year-old michael brandon hill armed with an assault rifle and other weapons when he entered the school. >> the clerk in the office managed to talk the young man out of his deadly plan. with more here is abc's steve osunsami. >> reporter: these are pictures no parent wants to see and they're frighteningly familiar. desperate teachers at the ronald e. mcnair learning acad me outside atlanta, rushing the young children single file away from danger. a police officer at the child's level telling her it will be all right. inside the grade school, a man with a gun losing his mind. >> there were shots that were fired. exactly how many, and how that all transpired i just don't have the details. >> reporter: police i dent fight -- identified the gunman as 20-year-old michael brandon hill. they say he entered the front office with an ak-47 knock-off and a number of weapons he told the receptionist to call local abc affiliate wsb to send police a message. >> i thought perhaps it was a prank. >> re

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let's talk the atlanta braves. they've had lots of injuries. u wrote in your column this week, they had 12 players under the age of 25. how are they doing? >> it's all about resiliency. this is the most resilient team in all of baseball. we said it again this week. the fkt they had that 14-game winning streak snapped, came back today and blasted the marlins. then you're talking about a team with a slew of injuries. lost their entire starting outfield at some point in the season. besides resiliency, they also have great pitching and a manager freddie gonzalez that makes decisions that don't blow up in his face. at least not yet. >> okay. one of their amazing players named evan gatis, he once quit the game. he worked odd jobs. he lived in his van. he struggled with depression. now he's a key player in the season. you spoke not long ago with him and spoke about the quirky habits he had about not wearing batting gloves. here's what he told you. >> no batting gloves. my mom says that's because i would have lost them. i never liked batting gloves. i a

the fan base wanting to back to the atlanta. ve beaten georgia three years in a row, but the last two years they had to watch the bulldogs go to atlanta. they had to watch the bulldogs play for the championship. south carolina, i think, wants some payoff what has been a historically run. >>> jadeveon clowney. >> he's a speed guy. he's off the charts. we've talked about what a freak he is. if you watch him come off the line, if a big tackle doesn't get their hands on him quickly he's going to be gone. he's faster than anybody in college football, and he's 242 pounds and 6'6". >> reporter: how do you expect he'lthey will use they are team. >> there are many ways to move the ball as they can. connor gives more than dillon, but they'll retate quarterbacks as the top of a hat. if dillon plays well, then he'll stay out there, and we'll be looking at a hot hand for the rest of the year. but they want number 14 to go all the way, i think. >> reporter: so some great insight from josh kendall. a lot of expectation surrounding the south car

nichols is still the most wanted man in atlanta. >> he accosted the deputy. took five hostages.acked five people. did all of that in a span of 30 minutes and resurfaced letter that night after trying to take some more hostages. >> nichols strikes again. federal agent david wilhelm is the fourth victim. his body is found the next morning in his new home. his badge, gun and truck are missing. nichols' final hostage is single mother ashlee smith who he approaches outside her apartment. >> i turned around and he was right there. >> smith says nichols follows her to the front door and ties her up. >> he says i don't want to hurt the you. i don't want to hurt anybody else so please don't do anything that is going to make me hurt you. >> all night she says she reads passages from a book called the purpose driven life and talks to him about god and her family. >> my husband died four years ago and i told him if he hurt me my little girl odd haven' we a mommy or daddy and she was expecting to see the next morning. >> early the next morning, nichols let is her leave her apartment to go se

matt guttman, abc news, atlanta. >> that's the cleanest we've seen matt.america coming your way in the morning. great to see the pandas. a reminder, special edition of abc's this week, martha raddatz on the crisis in syria. i hope to see you back here tomorrow night. from all of us, good night. >>> simply put, when they built bristol they broke the mold. welcome to bristol motor speedway. this place lives up to the hype and every bit of it. it is a saturday night, eastern tennessee. this is nascar's sprint cup series countdown. normal day, bristol only boasts a population of 230,000. this tonight, though, is the third most populated city in the state. normally this is where we welcome you to the

the winner will join such other memorable mascots as the atlanta "whazzit" and the montreal "vampire." a mascot contest?! i'm sure to win that unless one of you jinxes me. no one's going to jinx you, homer. in fact, we're rooting for you. yeah! go for the gold, dad! shut up! shut up! shut up! well, you said i couldn't do it but here it is. meet abby, the olympic tabby. bart: how did you get the eyes to move? ( meowing ) you papier mache'd my cat?! just for the prototype, honey. ( meows ) ( hisses ) knowing you always hate my first idea i prepared a backup. how about a big olympic hello for springy, the springfield spring! bart: those aren't the dog's eyes, are they? hey, that's cute. good work, dad. it's fun for the whole family and the ends are razor-sharp to protect our nation and its interests. ow! god bless america! hit the road, lefty! you, too, rizzo. oh, cinnamon. don't make this harder than it already is. ( cheering ) bravo, springfield. i've never seen such a clean sewer. and we are positively inspired by your solar power plant. love that sun, man. and we will do anything inc

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another day of rain for the southeast where atlanta and new orleans could see 3 inches. pleasant in the northeast and around the great lakes. >> warmer than unusual in the interior. late august temperatures in the northeast mostly in the 0s. seattle and l.a. are up in the 70s on that map. >>> coming up, another trading week on wall street about to get going. we will look ahead. >>> plus, a record amount paid for a vintage ferrari. there it is, the astonishing price tag straight ahead. >>> we mentioned that last lap in the yankees/red sox game. guess who was right in the middle of that one? >>> and welcome back. wall street opens today coming off what was the worst week of the -- of the year for the dow. the blue chips lost more than 2% last week as did the broader s&p 500 index. it was cued about i a series of weak reports from rye tailers. lots of concern about the fed starting to wind down its stimulus program next month. >>> jpmorgan chase is under investigation for its hiring practices in china. "the new york times" is reporting the s.e.c.'s anti-bribery unit is looki

also john lewis, the atlanta civil rights pioneer, now a congressman from georgia who was the last survivingpeaker from 50 years ago. dell. >> medger evers was very significant on this day, as it was he who was speaking to liberate the airwaves prior to hiss his assassination. in april dr. king was jailed for protesting without a permit. that's where he wrote the letter from the birmingham jail. that may the images that we have seen so many times, brutality televised and publiced around the world, which shined the national spotlight on the civil rights movement. and then on june 12th, medgar evers murdered outside of his home. and then two months later, dr. king delivered his famous "i have a dream" speech. at least 250,000 people lining the reflecting pool in front of the lincoln memorial to hear him speak. we want to take you live right now to the national mall where they are still celebrating the fact in the year that followed when johnson signed the historic voting rights act of 1964 -- you can looking live now on the celebration on the national mall. we forget that not only was it his d

ravens play the atlanta falcons. and the next preseason game here in baltimore thursday.rioles start a series in san francisco tonight. they're facing the reigning world series champs, whose world isn't so great. this year; the giants are in last place. san francisco is a team known for pitching and the o's would like to know more for theirs. till manch was named an all- star this season for the first time this his career. oriole pitching has been up and down. but tillman has been mostly steady. you can call him the team's best. and he like the sound of that. >> like to have your teammates and trusty. that's that's a part knowing that you got your back every night. >> tillman has better results on the road. he's going to face the giants in san francisco tonight. the o's started the trip with two wins in san diego. giants starter ryan vogel, making his return from the stabled list. he had a broken hand. late night, out west, first pitch around 10:00. and you can see the first pitch. >>> halfway through. golf's pga champion shop, not so good. at the oak hill course near roc

there's a new team, the atlanta braves. showdowns have been more meaningful in the division and heated on the diamond despite d the braves winning the games, gm half of them decided by a single run like last night.ht. bottom of the ninth, the nats lead 7-5. soriano just one away from am a win. but jason heyward had something to say. with a runner on, it's all of that and walks it off. smacks it to deep center field, ties the game at seven. soriano's save, sixth of the year, move to the top of the 15th now. most people well asleep by now. adam laroche said you should have waited up. the game winning homerun, laroche's 18th big fly of the year and it's a game that lasted nearly five and a half hours. >>> back at the bull park nine hours later again the braves. gonzalez on the hill, braves lead 1-0, chris johnson in the red zone. braves take a 2-0 lead. move to the top of the seventh, jayson werth comes through witht a base hit, right center field, rendone scores, cuts the deficid in half, 2-1. wert has a ten-game hitting strea