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 infrastructure." woman: the city had chronic sewage overflows into the chattahoochee and its tributaries. fecal coliform bacteria levels were in the millions of colonies per hundred milliliter, which was a significant public health threat. and this had been occurring for decades. but neither the federal epa nor the epd back in the '90s were willing to take action under the clean water act to make the city fix its plumbing. so in 1994, we started upper chattahoochee river keeper. we filed a clean water act lawsuit. in 1997, we won. and so for the past decade, the city has embarked on a program to clean up the river. now, with 1,800 miles of sewer system, three sewage plants and combined sewer overflows, it took a number of years to figure out what would be the solution. we are facing a crisis in infrastructure. bethea: a huge change came about when mayor shirley franklin became the mayo

hartsfield airport will have some arrival delays as a result. partly cloudy skies today for us and it's a point to be a great day. more details on the coastal system, in a few minutes. first let's check on traffic. jamee? >> this accident just happening in the four corners area of maryland. i want to take you to the camera. marilyn, colesville road coming southbound at university boulevard. ambulance arriving and only allowing one lane to get by. everybody coming south out of white oak, this will impact your commute. back to you. >> thank you. 6:13 36 degrees. federal authorities bust a major credit card fraud ring. >> talk about rocking the boat. what gave >> you are watching abc 7's "good morning washington" with cynne simpson and scott thuman. this is "good morning washington," on your side. >> 6:15. details emerged about u.s. efforts to take out all pride and militants in yemen. >> the new york times reporting the cia conducting drone strikes from a remote base in saudi arabia, including one that killed all anwar al-aulaqi. this comes amid c

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you have an early flight through hartsfield, there could be some delays down there. we'll watch this area of moisture head in our direction. got the rain and snow mix this morning out to the west. this will be arriving here later this morning. by 11:00 you'll notice this line of showers across the heart of the metro. you get north of interstate 80. now we're talking a little bit of snow. if you travel into northern pennsylvania. we'll take you into the afternoon 5:00, there's a shower or two still lingering but the bulk of the rain east of the bay, southern maryland, the northern neck and pulling away with the colder winds moving in behind it for tonight and tomorrow. so 49 today. rain developing, mild. with luck it's in the middle of the day and the rush hour has escaped most of it. tonight 32. tomorrow a windy day, 35 to 40. we could have winds gusting tomorrow up to 30 miles an hour. by the way, yellow alert today because your midday traveling will be hampered by that thursday, chilly, 42. friday chilly, 43. we have showers in the forecast. friday and saturday. dr

right now there are delays as you can imagine at hartsfield-jackson airport.ith your carrier before heading to the airport. >>> a developing story right now, a powerful earthquake triggers a deadly tsunami overnight. the 8.0 quake hit the solomon islands in the south pacific. four elderly people and one child were killed by the tsunami wave that followed that slammed into the eastern region of the islands and caused damage and disruption at the local airport and nearby villages. >>> two bombs have been discovered in the underground bunker in alabama, and this morning explosives experts will be searching for even more devices. officials also confirmed they used drones and sophisticated surveillance equipment to monitor suspect jimmy lee dykes during this entire standoff. right now, little ethan is with his family getting ready to celebrate his 6th birthday. the bring pal in the school said everyone is counting the hours until he returns to class. >> it's a shame this had to happen but for any child that i will believe will bounce back better than any child that

that's hartsfield-jackson airport. the fog so thick it kept planes from landing.eteorologist indra petersons joins us with more. >> good morning. the good news we're seeing that lift here. visibility less than a quarter of a mile. i want to get to the big story everyone is talking about, the potential for a nor easter to develop friday night in through saturday morning, all thanks to a low that could merge with a second low that could drop out of canada. first severe storms, heavy rain and wind moving up the eastern seaboard. we are talking about heavy snow, rain and wind moving into the northeast. we'll be right back. like a lot of things, trying to find a better job can be frustrating. so at university of phoenix we're working with a growing list of almost two thousand corporate partners - companies like microsoft, american red cross and adobe - to create options for you. not only that, we're using what we learn from these partners to shape our curriculum, so that when you find the job you want you'll be a perfect fit. let's get to work. email marketing from con

that kind of thing, but you never have an experience like you will when you go through atlanta's hartsfield/jackson airport. >> that is true. >> the hospitality, the real southern hospitality, the ambiance, the warmth of the people, and the food. or everybody knows about pascal's fried chicken you can get at the airport. everybody knows about the teachers that come out of georgia and they go into the peach cobbler that melts right in your mouth and peanuts, pecans, coca-cola, it cannot compare, it is in comparable, weekly air on that issue, i love barbeque every once in a while but i eat some fried chicken every day. mr steven johnson -- stephen johnson, thank you for testifying today. i'm interested in the effects of this merger on union and nonunion employees. you indicated in your submitted testimony that the combination of these airlines will generate substantial net synergies and establish the financial foundation for a more stable company and better opportunities for our 100,000 employees. however, current and former employees may be concerned about how the merger will affect benefits