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105. reporter: describe what this area looked like after the massacre. it looked like an atomic bomb went off. reporter: in 1921, a young black man was accused of assaulting a white teenaged girl. a white mob torched roughly 35 blocks of homes and business. it s estimated that as many as 300 black residents were killed. along the fence line. reporter: 99 years later, it s still not known where all the bodes were buried. last night, a possible clue was discovered. a committee commissioned by the city to look for mass graves found a 30-by-25-foot pit that tuld hold close to 100 victims. aystor turner says it s a small step on the long road to reconciliation. it s been people, descendants of the survivors, and even the survivors, for decades fighting for this moment.
nancy pelosi the day before the house vote to impeach mr. trump. more due process was afforded to those accused in the salem witch trials, mr. trump wrote. you have cheapened the importance of the very ugly word impeachment . look, this has been a a total sham from the beginning. ierybody knows it. reporter: the president icused pelosi of inventing the charge of abuse of power branding it, completely elsingenuous, meritless, and baseless. pelosi, he wrote, suffers from trump derangement syndrome. earlier this month, pelosi says she harbors no hatred for the president. ay i was raised in a way that is full a heart full of love and ys pys pray for the president. ded i still pray for the president. reporter: in his letter, though, the president wrote pelosi is offending people of faith by suddenly saying, i pray for the president, when t u know this statement is not true, unless it is meant in a negative sense. mr. trump said today he accepts no responsibility for the
reporter: in a murder that s rattled the nation, a baby-faced 13-year-old had his day in court today. what you can tell us about your nephew? the boy s family was not talking. the 13-year-old suspect sat slumped in court staring ahead blankly, at one point yawning during the hearing that will determine his role in the stabbing death of tessa majors. an n.y.p.d. detective testifies that surveillance video shows the boy never touched majors or held a knife, but the detective says the teen told him he had picked up the knife before the robbery when his friend dropped it. today, he was charged with felony murder and robbery. the 13-year-old s name has not been made public, but the n.y.p.d. testified the teen told them he watched as his two friends grabbed majors and put her in a chokehold, and they said he identified the 14-year- old he said slashed majors several times in the torso with a knife, causing feathers to fall out of her coat, and that majors yelled for help.
reporter: the city plans to continue scanning early next year. inw, if remains are found, black thders say they want them brought back here to the vernon a.m.e. church for a memorial. norah. o donnell: history everybody needs to know. toar, thank you. the new heisman trophy winner ereps scoring, this time for his home community. dean reynolds on how a few words at the podium are making a huge difference. joe burrow, louisiana state university. reporter: when he accepted ter:award in new york as the best college football player in lle nation, joe burrow recalled a place far from the big stage and bright lights of broadway. coming from southeast ohio it s a very impoverished area and i m here for all the kids in kids in athens and athens county that, you know, go it home to. not a lot of food on the table, hungry after school. reporter: the percentage of