>> gary: head coach for the atlanta falcons, conan. ...--quinn. he is the boston along for the assistant. -- boss >> as difficult and hard as it could be. i knew the next day i would have the opportunity for a lifetime waiting for meet one year and a half patrick >> gary: the look... good luck to dan quin! >> gary: let me ask you if you were married to giselle we could to bring a truck home and welcome the truck

she was working for the atlanta police department and assumed a the position there and we got her away from there now she is a police chief at morehouse college the first time we have had a woman and i could not be prouder. she is absolutely the best choice we could have made. she just are a couple of weeks ago and we're already benefiting from her presence so i think your question about security will get the best investments of positive force right now from our new police chief justice see that change at and around our house college including spellman. >>host: day bill me on the program tomorrow morning at 15:00 a.m.. >> caller: great show today. and thank you dr. wilson for taking my call. i was surprised that junior colleges are not around anymore. south carolina state is facing $100 million deficit in talking about closing the school for one year. is that a good idea or will we lose another historically black college? >> there is a lot of disruption in our education right now today. i think what is happening with south carolina and a number of places where there is a lot of stress.

he does the atlanta campaign photographs of the atlantic campaign photographs through atlanta, the ruinsf atlanta photographs of savannah, and then he adds and from his 1866 trip ruins of columbia and he also puts in ruins from charleston, including -- he gives us the pinckney manage -- the pinckney mansion that burned . so he is a really powerful shaper of what we inc. sherman's march was all about, but not necessarily was all about. >> we have a follow-up comment back here. you are asking about the rape thing. dr. thomas lowry says 750 union soldiers were court-martialed for the duration of the war for that. sherman himself says that he only knows two rapes. simms implies that were probably gang rapes of slaves in columbia. >> i think that is the account that harry stout referred to in columbia. >> huh. >> caitlin, i believe my question is for you. i am somewhat of a civil war buff. my name is a net cummings -- ann ette cummings. before i retired, i worked in diversity and inclusion. my feeling is you have to understand the civil war in order to understand the current situation in this

the atlanta bench knocking down three from downtown. and that is all she wrote. the hawks win 124-116. >>> and now, stanford visiting tenth-ranked arizona state. asu and the floater goes and the sun devil lead rose the four. and then the cardinal with lilly thompson pulling stanford in within three and the final shot, and now from the corner of the key, it does not fall and asu hangs on 53-52. >>> and the raiders have hired former seattle seahawks' coach ken norton, jr., to be their defensive coordinator. what's that thing? i moved our old security system out here to see if it could monitor the front yard. why don't you switch to xfinity home? i get live video monitoring and 24/7 professional monitoring that i can arm and disarm from anywhere. hear ye! the awkward teenage one has arrived!!!! don't be old fashioned. xfinity customers add xfinity home for $29.95 a month for 12 months. plus for a limited time, get a free security camera call 1800 xfinity or visit comcast.com/xfinityhome. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ yoplait. with a smooth and creamy taste your

as we head through the overnight hours, tomorrow morning's drive the atlanta metro heading over toward columbia, eventually closer to charlotte we're looking at snow, freezing rain and sleet all mixed together. really dangerous conditions out there on the roads. snow totals the heaviest in the atlanta area, especially the northern part of the metro up into the mountains of north carolina. another storm is lined up behired this one. this is wednesday into thursday. pretty much the same area, that i-20 corridor northward looking at more significant snowfall. that will wrap up on thursday morning and usher in more cold. cold a big part of the story for tonight. look at tomorrow morning's temperatures out the door. well below zero. record lows likely to fall into the northeast. another batch moves in on wednesday, reinforcing this cold. another arctic front, and that will lead us all the way into the weekend. scott, after that maybe a little improvement. >> pelley: eric fisher, wbz. eric, thank you. well, if you beat the weather today by going to the mall you may have been thinking about t

doug: the wizards played the highflying hawks in atlanta. the terps, did they go to the wells to often? >> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. doug: the wizards played the hawks tonight with a chance to show they belong with the best in the nba. atlanta has the best record in the nba, going after their 41st win of the season. in the third, the wiz down four. john wall anticipates this, and watch bradley beal with the strong drive to the rack. the was or within one. in the fourth quarter, kris humphries with a long miss. that sets up the transition. mike scott from uva, atlanta pulls away and wins 105-96. the maryland terrapins have lost a lot of their mojo lately. the terrapins have been sloppy with turnovers and slow to the 50/50 balls. college park, penn state at maryland. mellow, head to does wells swoosh the energizer. start to put away. but penn state was relentless. maryland with another gut check. wells, eight of 10, 23 points, 5-6 from the line. nearly beats penn state. a huge week for georgeto

last night the sixers gave the atlanta hawks all they could handle. ter trailing by 15 the sixers making a run. michael carter-williams with a pass to nerlens noel. the hawks went on a 10-two run to end the game after nailing that 3-pointer to give atlanta the lead for g they won their 19th straight game 91 to 85. >>> hard to believe just 17 days before pitchers and catchers report to clearwater. you could say the rebuilding process has begun. phillies chairman david montgomery. >> our pitchers are only a few months within each other age wise. this day was coming. the question was could we finesse it or would we have to address it. well we tried to finesse it. looksy looks like we're going to address it a little bit more head on. looks like the way we decided to go. certainly fine with that. >> fifth australian open title djokovic perfect five for five. andy murray became the first man in the open era to lose four title notches at melbourne park. we ♪ ee-e-e-oh-mum-oh-weh ♪ ♪ hush my darling... ♪ ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ ♪ the lion sleeps tonight.

notice at 9:00 in the morning, atlanta could get in on snow. some 300 flights canceled across the south in atlanta and in particular. as we head into wednesday night another weathermaker. this could bring more snowfall in the southern u.s. it pushes off the eastern seaboard eventually. no major issues for the northeast. the south in southern arkansas and northern mississippi and georgia and western north carolina. you could see up to 10 inches or more. temperatures in atlanta, 45 degrees. nothing will accumulate or stick around for a while. in the northeast from washington to new york 33 down to 23 on new york city. in new york your average for this time of year is 44 degrees. only making it up to the mid-20s. look at the roller coaster. you will go up to 36 by wednesday. shoots back down to reality by thursday afternoon as more cold air filters in. >>> thank you. 40 minutes past the hour. secret cables reveal israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu may have misled the u.n. in 2012 about the iran ability to build a nuclear bomb. you will recal

the white that is the snow impacting atlanta burping ham moving toward charlotte then eventually moving toward our area. so as we time it out for you you can see charlotte raleighing looking at that snow when you're watching the fox 29 news at 10:00. by 4am when you're watching sue she'll be tracking some of that snow moving into sussex county. cape may county. atlantic city looking at that snow. some of it could make it toward the philadelphia area. so here's the bottom line as far as the timing. it should begin right around 4am to our south heaviest snow is going to occur extreme south jersey central and southern sections of delaware tapering off by midday. but several inches of snowfall expected especially the farther south and east you head. when i come indoors we'll break down the snowfall totals and talk about more potential snowfall chances in that seven day forecast. guys, back to you. >> all right. we'll see you when you get back in here in the studio. as you -- as the weather changes, you can track it 24/7 by checking my myfoxphilly.com. just click that weather tab at the top

atlanta could get in on snow. 300 plus flights canceled across the south, in atlanta particular. , another weathermaker could bring more snowfall for the southern u.s. the storm pushes off the eastern seaboard eventually. not much accumulation for the northeast. the south, all eyes are on in southern arkansas and mississippi and northern georgia and western north carolina. asheville could easily see 10 inches or more of snowfall. temperatures in atlanta, 45 degrees. nothing will stick around for a while. around the northeast, from washington to new york 33 down to 23 on new york city. in fact in new york the average for this time of year is 44 degrees. only making it up to the mid-20s. look at the roller coaster. 36 by wednesday and down to reality by thursday afternoon. more cold air filters in. >>> just done with it. thanks. secret newly leaked cables reveal some discrepancy between israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu told the united nations in 2012 about the iran ability to build nuclear weapons and his intelligence service. he told the general assembly that iran was a ye

atlanta. this is a town about 30 miles northeast of the city of atlanta. we know from dug as douglas county investigators is that five people are currently dead. seven people shot. those ages ranging from unfortunately, a toddler up to an adult. the -- one of the police officers on the scene has said that he's never seen anything like this in his entire career. he's been a police officer for 38 years. so this is a developing situation. an unfortunate situation. but we do know that right now five people are dead. seven people have been shot. this occurred in the street apparently in this neighborhood. and -- >> in the street? >> reporter: we'll wait to see what develops. correct. >> do we know the possible relationship between any of the people that were killed? are they family members? do we know anything like that yet? >> reporter: well, what we know from reports is that one of the people that was shot was the sister of the shooter. i don't know at this point whether that is a male or female the shooter. we don't have any sort of confirmation on that righ

clear skies from new york all the way down towards the raleigh area then all the way back toward the atlanta region. that's when the clouds start to move up. then we move back towards chicago. they got hammered a couple days ago with snow. it's snowing there again. guess where this system is going. it's not coming our way. it's going to go up right over towards the boston area where they've seen snow. it's the next system which will also be a very small clipper-like system that will come into our area on thursday. let's talk about that system because that system is not only going to bring us a slight chance for snow it's going to bring us some much colder air again after a nice warm day tomorrow. thursday 6:00 a.m. we've got the cloud cover across the area. look at the snow coming in. right around 7:00 8:00 9:00 right during the morning rush could be a nice little band of snow that develops. but that's really about it. after that it kind of fades on out. this is not a big snowstorm at all. i don't even expect to see any collating snow. however, it could produce a little bit of slowdowns on t

two to four inches of snow is expected in the atlanta area. most schools are closed there today as are state offices. states of emergency have been declared in georgia and alabama, and the governor of north carolina is thinking a >>> more snow is also expected in new england by this morning. it's been so cold in maine that many lobster boats are stuck in the ice. meteorologist eric fish e of our boston station wbz has more on the latest winter storm. >> well yet another southern storm under way here as we head through. winter storm warnings stretching from texas right across the north carolina. this is going to put dom some pretty significant snow. it starts this morning. dallas area and southern arkansas. by this evening it's tracking its way across mississippi, alabama, and georgia right around the commute time. birmingham, atlanta, right on the line. we could be talking significant snow in the city. heading overnight the snow overspreading north carolina. we'll see some of the biggest totals. it will be brushing the southern jersey area befo

this is like basically the times square of atlanta as far as the center of a city. it's not downtown. it's what they call midtown. as soon as we get more information, we'll bring it to you. this is just before rush hour. not fun for anyone trying to get around in the area. >>> in the meantime measles is on the rise in america. we'll tell you about the other diseases because parents will not vaccinate their children. >>> and whitney houston's daughter found facedown in a bathtub. we'll talk to don lemon. >>> and undrafted, can you believe, but today he's been hailed the hero of the super bowl the man who trained malcolm butler. [ male announcer ] at northrop grumman, we know in the cyber world, threats are always evolving. at first we were protecting networks. then, we were protecting the transfer of data. and today it's evolved to infrastructure... ♪ ♪ ...finance... and military missions. we're constantly innovating to advance the front line in the cyber battle, wherever it takes us. that's the value of performance. northrop grumman. there's nothing more romantic th

some precipitation mixed over at times near the atlanta metro area. you can see the storm developing. we expect rain/snow mix for the nation's capitol in to new york and even perhaps for boston on saturday evening and in to sunday. you can see snowfall totals could exceed a foot near west virginia. lesser amounts but significant for southern ohio and western portions of pennsylvania. on top of that the possibility of a quarter to a half inch of ice. along the i-40 corridor. traveling eastbound or westbound to the carolinas be careful, northbound or southbound on 758 looking hairy as well through this batch of precipitation that continues to move from west to east. this is not our only storm we're tracking. we have a pacific northwest storm that is bringing in moisture across the colorado rockies. this will dump upstandards of two feet of snow for some of those popular ski resorts out west including breckenridge and vail. we will keep with the snow theme. people in jerusalem on the other side of the world on friday morning woke up to a fresh layer of sn

warriors up against the atlanta hawks. steve kerr and the dubs. look at them. great open looks. ta is up nine. they are only losers of nine going in. best of the east rolling. right back in golden state. klay thompson, he hits. he had 29. dubs uphill battle all the way. here is steph curry. a little slicing and dicing. yeah. got to within five late. steph with 26. but atlanta really shot well from the floor. they spread their teammates around. >>> 12th ranked stanford in red at arizona state. emotion behind this one. the cardinals only lost at one to the sun devils. yeah, so here is lili thompson. here came the sun devils inside. quinn dornstouter, the destroyer. but they did not score the last five-and-a-half minutes of the game. stanford's last chance to win. briana riverson. arizona state won 53-52. >>> ken norton jr. formerly with the 49ers now the defensive coordinator for the oakland raiders. time for the top five. louisville strengthening coach. yeah. all that screaming. oh man. number four, torey pines. this ever happen to you? this is at the 18th. a double bogey. seven.

however, the atlanta public schools canceled classes today out of an abundance of caution and many atlantaemployers have allowed their workers to come in either late or to stay home, and that's kept a lot of extra cars off the road especially during the normally busy morning rush hour traffic. jon and jenna, back to you. jon: i'm sure a lot of people there happy to see the streets again, see the pass fault underneath all that snow. >> reporter: it's a beautiful sight. jenna: right now chilling new information about al-qaeda's plans to attack our homeland. the details coming out of a new york city courtroom where an accused terrorist is representing himself. investigators say he wanted to attack a shopping center in england and also the subways in new york city. his name appeared on paperwork found in bin laden's pakistan compound on the night navy seals shot and killed the terror mastermind. now he's one of the first suspects presented with evidence from the documents seized at that compound x it's the first time we're the public, seeing the evidence as well. plans to quote strike america

down into georgia, snowing in the atlanta area. won't be snowing here tomorrow morning. but it will by afternoon. here it comes straight from the west. and it will be cold enough for just about the buyer areaentire area to start as snow. chester county berks county could start earlier than midday. late afternoon, heavier snow reducing visibilities. again, sticking on the surfaces. so if you're in a rush for to get to dinner, leave extra time because it will be tough for traveling. 4 to 8 inches falling in the poconos, 4 to 7 lehigh valley berks county much of chester county. that's a significant snowstorm. 2 to 4 inches across the i-95 area in philadelphia and now if we have a little bit more snow before a changeover the amounts might go up a little bit. we'll have to check on that and follow it. 1 to 2 inches down farther to the south and east. why is the snow limited? because warmer air is coming up from the south. so by 9:00 saturday night, getting warmer. we're changingoffe inging over to the icy mix and then rain. but it will take a while. that it's why we'll get mor

the snow. he's live from rome, georgia, just outside atlanta. let's talk about lessons learned from last year's snow disaster by the governor and the mayor of atlanta. what are atlantans and georgians doing differently this time around? >> reporter: certainly some big lessons learned from last time around. it's almost a complete 180 of what we saw in the first storm that came in late january, january 28th 2014 last year where you saw those images you just showed, grid lock traffic jams stories of people trapped in their cars for up to ten hours, sometimes more. i myself was even trapped in my own car for about four hours, stuck on the road in that snarled traffic. you see here on the road right now, some in the northeast may be looking at this picture, they could potentially say it's laughable. we went through those storm systems, light snow flurries started and it picked up and has been more steady snow and you can see the remnants of what was left behind here. the good part about this time around jake is that the governor got out right in front

by tomorrow morning we're expecting some snow in and around the atlanta area as well as some ice that will move into the mountains of north georgia, north carolina, south carolina and tennessee. and then it continues east later on tuesday morning for places like columbia, charleston, maybe even wilmington north carolina and the outer banks of north carolina may see some snow as well. in the northern states it's the brutal windchills. it continues wave after wave after wave of cold as minus 30 over the next several days, into thursday. it just won't let up, lester, back to you. >> janice, thank you. >>> new hope tonight for families worried about peanut allergies. two new reports indicate potential breakthroughs going against conventional wisdom by carefully exposing kids to peanut proteins. in one report researchers gave small amounts of proteins over time to babies deemed at risk. those who already have eczema or egg allergies. five years later the risk was significantly lower for 80% of them. in the other report kids with peanut allergies were able to tolerate small amounts of the p

here's demari carroll for the bucket. atlanta held off the warriors 124-116, they'll meet again mid march. atlanta holds the best record at 42-9, doves now 39-9. ken norton, jr. remember him? a linebacker for the 49ers, 1994, what a super bowl with that team. he is now the defensive coordinator for the oakland raiders. here we go. we got louisville strength and conditioning coach ray ganon, must have been an old news director i once had, after a bad joe. let's go to this one, torrey pines brooks kester, how about a five-putt double bogey 17. think about that before your round of golf today. how about this guy? mupakia lonnie. he's 6.7", 410, never played football before him. byu saw him and signed him on the spot. to the nba, solomon hill, stopped cleveland's 12-game winning streak last night. eye-popping moves like that for the pacers. and thunder pelicans tie, anthony davis, hero, bucket, and they went home winners, 116- 113. if that does not wake you up this morning, nothing will. that'll do it for sports at this hour. i'll se

this time next week they will play the atlanta braves, the nationals will. the two-year-old bryce harper wednesday after reporting to camp with a new mindset. he is all about getting the ring , but he understands he will have to play better this year. >> this year i have to play smarter, try to do things to help the team. i still have that fire, i can still play hard, do the things i want to do. that is what makes it fun, being out there, playing hard, making this team win and hopefully making the city proud. robert: the redskins have released two veteran defensive lineman, barry cofield and stephen bowen. that will give them $10 million of caps ace after signing a rookie defensive end. both barry cofield and stephen bowen had their seasons shortened last year because of injury. and we may not know what the free agent ray allen will do but there is a report tonight saying it will not be cleveland. it looks like the wizards are still in the running for his services. they could use him. leon: right now they could use him, his dad, his granddad. coming up, some

all the way south to atlanta. more than 20 states nearly coast to coast from idaho all the way to new england felt temperatures at or below zero today. so much of the country covered in ice from this brutal streak of weather. dangerous conditions on the road and all we can do is ask is there any end in sight. here's nbc's gabe gutierrez. >> reporter: the morning commute in north georgia was treacherous. this car out of control, slamming into an emergency vehicle. snow, sleet and freezing rain paralyzed parts of the south, not used to this much winter. >> georgia does have snow. we enjoy it in small amounts. >> reporter: in dallas/ft. worth, a plane skidded off the runway. in tennessee alone, the weather-related death toll now up to 30. in kentucky, the national guard is rushing to deliver bottled water after burst pipes and frigid weather cut off water service to more than 40,000 people. even more record-breaking lows. 23 in vermont, minus 21 in concord, new hampshire. and 20 below in glens falls, new york. coast g

snow totals the heaviest in theci atlanta area, especially the northern part of the metro up into the mountains of north carolina. another storm is lined up behind this one. this is wednesday into thursday. pretty much the same area, that i-20 corridor northward lookingd at more significant snowfall. that will wrap up on thursday morning and usher in more cold. cold a big part of the story for tonight. look at tomorrow morning's temperatures out the door. well below zero. record lows likely to fall into the northeast. another batch moves in on wednesday, reinforcing this cold. another arctic front, and that will lead us all the way into the weekend. scott, after that maybe a little improvement. >> pelley: eric, thanks very much. southern california also got a dose of winter weather. it rained the past few days in los angeles, and it has been snowing up in the mountains a rare sight this winter. some ski areas have already closed because it has been so dry. tonight, big bear could get seven inches. >> if you beat the well, if you beat the weather today by going to the mall, you may hav

the league is apparently now investigating the atlanta falcons for pumping artificial crowd noise intoeir stadiums. you're not supposed to do that. because the atlanta falcons stink, nobody cares as much. >> maggie the other thing that was notable about this super bowl not just the fact that it was an awesome super bowl and there was a lot of controversy surrounding it were the ads, which are now a subject of discussion and that they are really serious. is that a reflection of the times we live or advertisers saying we're going to be socially conscious and tap into this genuine heartfelt advertising? >> you'd have to be tone deaf if you don't realize how bad of a year it's been for the nfl pr wise. those two specifically. if you were an advertiser, you'd want to be conscious of that. >> you can't run those ads if you are not running one of those domestic violence ads. you don't want to be the company that runs your bikini-clad spokesperson right after that. >> the nfl still has a lot of work to do. in some ways, they have been very much humbled and they still have the bravado that they

as we look at the wide view, scattered precipitation, mainly rain in the atlanta and southern states. there's snow flurries and light snow showers here, but a lot of other mixed bag precipitation to the we also. no major delays at the airport just yet. you meant to check with your airline that's a good idea. with all the scattered precipitation around places like atlanta where it's raining. orlando reporting fog matt and tam. >> it's a common injury tearing your acl in your knee it's painful. it happened to cesily tynan. ali gorman checks in with cesily post surgery, here's a preview. >> reporter: they say she is not just a meteorologist, he shall knows she is a competitive runner. when she tore her acl it was a blow. when i felt a pop i new it was bad. cesily had surgery and had physical therapy but will be back on air today. i'll have more on her story and how others can learn from her experience today on "action news" starting at 4:00. >>> we're careful about what our children watch on television but a new study suggests what they should see on computers. researchers found videos s

arrested several times last summer in california and arizona after sneaking onto flights there. >>> the atlantamunity joined with the family of bobbi kristina brown to pray for a miracle. hundreds of people gathered at a candlelight vigil to pray for her recovery. her father singer bobby brown was there. bobbi kristina's grandmother, cissy houston, is among the family and friends keeping watch at her bedside. tomorrow is the three-year anniversary of her mother's death. >>> well, researchers are fueling new debate over just how much fat we should allow in our diets. a new study in "open heart journal" argues that there was no evidence to support low-fat dietary guidelines in place since the '70s. researchers say recommendations to reduce overall fat consumption to 30% of total intake was based on flimsy evidence, but many experts are reluctant to dismiss the old guidelines. >>> turning now to a violent confrontation caught on camera inside a houston walmart. you can see the shouting match turn into an all-out fistfight. oh, after a shopper head butts a worker at a jackson hewitt tax booth insid

freezing rain across areas shaded in purple from the atlanta area into the north of louisiana and then to the north, heavy snowfall probably up to 20 centimeters likely from this area, and then there are two spots of heavy snow for the northern areas. and you can see precipitation, snow or ice across the united states. temperatures actually not too bad on wednesday across the east. 2 degrees in new york and 3 degrees in washington, d.c. but, cold weather will come back on thursday. take a look at these numbers. new york down to minus 4 on thursday, and then continuing into your friday. but as we go in to early next week temperatures will slightly moderate, and getting back to more average levels by your monday. so bear the cold this week. now across the southern hemisphere, it's the rainy season for peru bolivia, and western parts of brazil. many floods have been reported. i want to take you to acre state to show you the flooding situation. heavy rainfall has caused serious problems in western brazil. 1200 families have been displaced because of severe flooding along the acre river as

>> i think they're playing it safe because if you recall the two inches that atlanta received last yearmuch shut down the entire perimeter in the city for a couple of days. children had to be rescued from school busses. edging on the side of caution and just on safety ice should stay well to the north. a day ago it looked like atlanta could see a couple of inches and significant icing, but it's been trending warm so that's very good news from atlanta and it looks like it may warm up enough that it will be rain and there may be an inch in some of the northern county but metro atlanta should miss this one. i wouldn't be surprised to have slick spots, but erring on the side of caution. >> especially as we saw what happened happen there last year. will give us a sense, if we can show people of what you and i were talking about earlier. just the weight of the snow and what that has done to some of the buildings especially where you were before in new hampshire. >> reporter: absolutely. there were two different roof collapses in new hampshire. we were on the scene of a roof collapse at a stri

the ground. and we're not along. 16 in atlanta is your windchill. a. not exactly a fun day in new orleans. and all of the east is now in the gribs of winter. we've been in this pattern, storm, cold storm, cold. right now we're in the cold. here comes the next storm. this one will be a weak one, thankfully. na stripe you see there through iowa and chicago, that's monday night through thursday. only maine has a chance of getting enough to have to plow and be significant. poor maine they've been getting nailed storm after storm. but the next one looks even bigger. that's a sunday to monday event and it's very possible -- not likely -- areas from new york city through boston all the way up into northern new england could deal with three big storms, three mondays in a row. we just got done with the last one. keep that in mind for your plans this upcoming weekend. pay attention to that forecast there in the northeast. so today as advertised brutally cold in the northeast. not exactly warm in the deep south, but at least that sun will be out today. you know

however, the hawks were just too much. atlanta up three. on to win 91-85. >>> to the college hardwood. villanova was visiting. trouble early on. aaron simpson, slash from downtown. depaul led by 6 at intermission but in the second half the flush. nova wins. they roll 68-55. temple hosting tulane and this was u-g-l-y, ugly. temple starts with a run. 18 minutes left in the game and tulane has just 8 points. temple cruises 55-37. elsewhere, drexel st. joseph, and lasalle all win, and penn takes it on the chin. i'm danny pommells from comcast sports net. >>> do anything to put a smile on your child's face. >> what wouldn't a dad do for his little girl? for nfl player, devon still, it meant taking a break from football to stay by his 4-year-old daughter's bedside during her cancer treatment in philadelphia. tonight, devon and his daughter leah, sit down with nbc 10's vai sikahema to talk about how leah's doing and do a little dance. it's a special interview you don't want to miss. >>> an incredible journey ends with success. two pilots landed th

. >> and i'm mark halperin and "with all due respect" to the atlanta falcons, we've got a great show for you tonight. [cheering] ♪ [laughter] >> on the show tonight, rand paul and everybody gets high. but first, the likely next president of the united states gave a speech about the economy in the motor city. john, how did jeb bush do? >> he did all right. not great. >> the prompter. >> it was a piece of symbolism going to detroit, the inner city area, talking about mobility being more inclusive. that's a good place to start. >> the last few presidents gave speeches that would wow the crowd. he was very loose during the q&a. i still say the strength of the message is it can be given during the general election. it takes a lot of guts to run for your party from nomination and say exactly what you would say if you were the nominee. he did that. >> he talked about immigration. he did not use the words "common core," but he talked about education standards. he clearly said, i am not going to give an inch on those things. >> and once again, rand paul put out his previous policy positions an

and from the atlanta journal constitution, georgia lawmakers are all -- are going all out to steer new jobs to the state. the governor's budget proposal includes 10s of millions of dollars to help land job recruitment deals. turning to business, stocks are rallying late friday after word greece had extended the bail out for four months. the battle between greece and germany have been ongoing. jeff, what are the terms on of the deal and is it going to hold? >> very good morning to you, of course, that is the critical question at this point. approximate but the smart money is on the deal holding, because in reality both sides need there to be someplace compromise here. the greeks need the money, and if the eu wants to maintain the integrity of the monetary uniton they have to keep the greeks inside. the smart money seems to be on the deal holding. but it will be critical that the greeks come up with a list of actions and measures they are going take to raise additional taxes and push through some of austerity measures. keep your eyes on it, the greeks have to come up with a list of propo

her husband found her in the bathtub of the atlanta area home. it knee houston drown in the bathtub following a overdose three years ago. >> the peep will be in philadelphia for the world meeting of families, where will he stay? here's a report coming up tonight at 11:00 p.m. >> reporter: this building is not a hotel, but it's likely where the pope will stay when in town for the world meeting of families. >> if that were to happen we would be working around the clock to get the place in shape. >> reporter: tonight we're going behind closed doors at saint charles seminary not just the possible papal residence but a building with never-before-seen hitten history and tonight you get to see it only on channel 6 "action news" at 11:00 p.m. # the world is filled with air. but for people with copd sometimes breathing air can be difficult. if you have copd, ask your doctor about once-daily anoro ellipta. it helps people with copd breathe better for a full 24hours. anoro ellipta is the first fda-approved product containing two long-acting bronchodilators i

at the home in the atlanta where brown was found unresponsive in a bathtub last month. she's stil induced coma. >>> how human remains ended up along a walking path. someone found the bones along treadwell lane. the medical examiner is working to determine the identity and the cause of death. >>> a worker from a landscaping business is dead tonight. he shot himself after a police standoff. montgomery county police say the man arrived at work today. he was upset. he went to his car, got a shotgun and pointed it at a co-worker, then he shot a round into some mulch outside, then he barricaded himself with that mulch for hours outside the business. that business is in the 8900 block of brookville road in silver spring. then police say the man shot himself. nobody else was injured. >>> closing arguments begin tomorrow in the whistleblower trial involving d.c.'s police chief, chief kathy lanier spent days defending an officer. the judge dealt her case a blow today. >> reporter: kathy lanier finished her last two days of testimony stressing that the captain was not demoted for b

. >>> the atlanta community joined with the family of bobbi kristina brown to pray for a miracle.athered at an outdoor amphitheater last night to pray for her recovery. her father, singer bobby brown, was there. bobbi kristina's grandmother, cissy houston, is among the family and friends keeping vigil at her bedside. tomorrow is the three-year anniversary of her mother's death. >>> the measles outbreak is getting worse by the day. now up to 121 cases across the country this year. nearly 20 of those cases confirmed last week alone, including a baby in atlanta on saturday. the cdc says the virus has now spread to 17 states. health officials believe the outbreak started with a group of unvaccinated tourists at disneyland. >>> and the break at the gas pump appears to be over as fuel prices make a u-turn. the average price of a gallon of gasoline nationwide now up to $2.19. that, by the way, is up 12 cents from last week as oil prices continue to rise. analysts are predicting prices to hit $2.65 a gallon this spring. >>> it's that time of year again. one of my favorites. the 12-month w

by this evening we are in the atlanta area and coming our way tomorrow morning. it just will be snow in our area. 4:00 in the morning, light snow falling in southern delaware. and accumulating snowfall during the morning hours that will be ending early in the afternoon. how much to expect? by 4:00 in the morning, it will just be starting. by 7:00 more than an inch on the ground in cape may with a dusting inland. but nothing more than that. at the shore, three inches. and close to 2 1/2 inches for wilmington and dover. a few snowflakes here tomorrow as well. for today, it's sunshine. and a nice warm up after starting in the teens. we'll be in the 30s this afternoon. this weekend, well, things the are going to be turning a bit damp after we get through the weekend. tomorrow, a little bit of snow. south and east. then cold weather for friday and saturday. down to 8 degrees saturday morning. but we'll see sunshine on saturday and a warmer day on sunday. it's monday and tuesday that will turn damp. snow and rain on monday and a wintry mix. and then some rain for tuesda

. >>> meantime, the scare in atlanta. interstates shut down, drivers stuck in their cars. >>> breaking now. the new and concerning numbers coming in on measles. >>> late details on whitney houston's daughter and what happened in that bathtub. >>> and the super stunner. was this really the worst play call in super bowl history? jesse palmer standing by. will you agree with him? >>> good evening. and it's great to have you with us here on a monday night. and we begin with the deadly storm, from nebraska, all the way to maine. still hitting at this hour. and tonight, into tomorrow, another threat. sub zero cold turning everything into ice. in chicago tonight, they're now calling this their fifth-biggest storm ever. this massive pileup there. in detroit, their third-largest snowstorm ever. and in boston, they've postponed the patriots celebration, hit again tonight, just days after their historic blizzard. and here in new york, they're blaming this explosion on weather. that a manhole there. the salt, the melting snow, shortin

snow totals heaviest in the atlanta area especially the northern part of the metro up into the mountains of north carolina. there's another storm wednesday into thursday. pretty much the same areas, that i-20 corridor northward looking at more significant snowfall. that will wrap up on thursday morning. >> reporter: for much of the rest of the country, the story is the return of bitter-cold temperatures of the great lakes to here in new york city it will feel like it's well below zero with windchills today. we could see a warm-up later in the week though when temperatures will rise into the 20s. lauren? >> all right, can't wait for the 20s. what a thrill. don champion here in new york thank you. >>> this morning the last of 19 manatee manatees, those giant but gentle marine mammals were rescued after getting stuck in a floorrida drainpipe. the last trapped manatee was pulled to safety early this morning about 50 miles southeast of orlando. it's believed they got stuck yesterday afternoon when they were seeking warm water. more than 40 rescuers worked through the night to free the animals

the "atlanta journal constitution" the south getting ready for a second winter storm expected to be a nasty mix of snow, sleet and freezing rain. of course we're going to check in with bill karins in a little bit. bill will give us what he usually gives us and that is a small dose of hell on earth. >>> jeb bush may be encroaching on chris christie's turf attracting top donors. "the washington post" and "the new york times" report in similar stories in their newspapers this morning that the new jersey power brokers are actually feeling hesitant to back the state's governor and instead are taking a much closer look at jeb's candidacy. both papers, for instance note woody johnson a top republican money man and christie supporter one time was at bush's committee fund-raising in chicago on wednesday. meanwhile a rutgers eagleton poll shows 59% of jersey residents do not think chris christie would make a good president. about half don't think he's going to get his party's nomination. and two-thirds say his decision making to sign or veto bills is based on a bid for the white house, not base

trailer carrying the car from a hotel parking lot near the atlanta motor speedway yesterday. valued at $250,000 the number 44 chevy wasn't damaged, but it was found too late for its driver to compete in tomorrow's race. >>> and now about that dress. not that one, but the other one stolen from actress lupita nyong'o after she wore it last saturday night at the academy awards. it apparently turned up yesterday under a bathroom sink in the same hollywood hotel it was taken. the custom calvin klein valued at $150,000. >>> a tradition gnat garment for prince william. earlier the prince dressed up as a 16th century samurai war lord on the set of a television studio in tokyo. look at him there. william also found a little time to show off his juggling skills for kids at a school. all part of his official visit. >>> and there was another tribute to actor leonard nimoy today, this one from the final frontier. aboard the international space station a vulcan salute as mr. spock used to do it right above his earthly home state massachusetts. terry virts tweeted this ho

the new orleans pelicans hand the atlanta hawks their first loss since december 26th.nts in 115-110 victory ending atlanta's string of 19 straight wins. >>> cleveland browns quarterback johnny manziel is trying to change his hard partying lifestyle. the former heisman trophy winner announced monday he's been in a treatment program for unspecified reasons since last week. manziel had a disappointing rookie season with the browns after they selected him in the first round of the nfl draft. a spokesperson says manziel is trying to be a better family member, friends and teammate. >>> a record number of viewers tuned into super bowl xlix. the neilson company says an estimated 114.4 million people watched new england top seattle on sunday. that's about 2 million more than last year's game making it the most watched tv event in u.s. history. viewership spiked in the dramatic final moments when malcolm butler sealed the win for new england with a goal-line interception. and seattle coach pete carroll has drawn intention decision to call for a pass. david letterman shared carro