pack, from atlanta. of both our office and the u.s. attorney offices in atlanta. these cases are tedious. technical. and they are difficult, and they time. the combination of those u.s. attorneys as well as the f.b.i. participated is a valiant effort to get through a impact.this s.a.c. chris hacker up here remind youe first to that cases like this depend on the strength of our many partnerships. atlanta was d, supported, certainly by our folks here in our cyberdivision headquarters, by the u.s. attorney's office in the northern district of georgia, as the ously mentioned, by department of justice here, and y many other law enforcement and intelligence community partners here at home and in early 20 countries throughout the world. we're thankful for this invaluable assistance they provided along the way. we also want to thank he cequif for their close collaboration us throughout this process. i cannot overstate the companyce of the victim working closely with us after an this.ion like this investigation started with minimal evidence. i.p. addresses for service -- s

el piti, zurdazo y a cobrar 1 x 0 atlanta united. 2 x 0 ganaba el atlanta a ocho del final.tarán dos jugadores. el chelsea contra el bayern múnich. 1 x 0, bayern. cuatro minutos más tarde. en alemán de madre brasileña, dos a cero. a 15 del final es una bala, no, es un láser, sí. es de vivir que centra. tres por cero bayern. duelo del norte de california. fue victoria para los kings, 111 por 194. los warriors siguen con el peor récord de la nba. hemos dominado la acción un día más, cambio y fuera. hola ¿sabes quién soy? soy todos los latinos que viven en este país. soy el que vino y se quedó. y el que nació aquí. y la que trajeron de pequeña, to dream big. sí. soy cada latino que cuenta en el censo para tener un mejor futuro: mejores escuelas, más clínicas de salud o centros comunitarios y de recreación. el censo es seguro y por ley tu información personal está protegida. ¡el censo ya viene! dale forma a tu futuro. empieza aquÍ. vamos a votar por bernie sanders por nuestros valores y nuestras familias por nuestros trabajos y nuestros sacrificios por toda persona con voz pero

traffickers use atlanta as a hub, trading human life like it's a commodity. shortly after taking office, we created the grace commission to help coordinate efforts and to end modern-day slavery in our state. under the leadership of our first lady, marty kemp, the grace commission has worked to raise awareness. they have partnered with elected officials, law enforcement, non-profit organizations, and those that had been in the trenches for years fighting human trafficking. they had traveled the state to sound the alarm and urge action. during this time, marty has met some incredible inspirational georgians who have devoted their lives to help another, others. today in the gallery, we're honored to have katie, schmika, and nicki. sadly, these women have something in common. they were trafficked as kids, robbed of their innocence and childhood. forced to see and experience things that we cannot imagine. but these women are survivors. they are fighters and they are powerful advocates who are working to turn georgia into a safe haven for those who have no voice. w

you are from atlanta, originally?>> about eight years ago. i've been here for a while, but i'll always love atlanta. >> jimmy: which would you love more, l.a. or prison? >> l.a. of course. >> jimmy: do you miss atlanta? do you miss being there? >> especially because my people are that's correct my dad, grand parents, best friend. the food is amazing there. i miss the food as well. >> jimmy: what do you miss, particularly? i was in atlanta once and had some excellent, excellent meals. i discovered smoked chicken wings there, which i'd never had before. >> exactly. atlanta will give it all to you. but i missed waffle house. >> jimmy: waffle house, really? >> it sounds simple. but we don't have it here, and it's something i miss so much. and my uncle actually owns a restaurant called burger baby. when you pull up, it's like in a gas station. so some people would be apprehensive going in, but i know my uncle. i know he runs a very clean business. and when you have those, like surf and turf burgers, your mind will be blown

>> suspension without pay and for those four shifts, city of atlanta citizens are less safe.to get your response to this. a vote, you entered the structure without your crewmembers which is immediate conflict with no freelancing, accountability and maintaining crew integrity. your actions were in violation of the directive. what happened with some other team members were not fully dressed and able to enter the burning structure at the time. >> when captains wire and his crew arrived, they were engaging the house fire. there was engine company 22 preparing to put a hose line into the building and the incident commander at the time, captains wire's assignment, the primary search, acknowledged as primary search and entered the building with engine 22. there are three firefighters in the house fire rescuing the homeowner. >> 95 years old. where does this stand now? as of tomorrow he will be suspended? >> from yesterday he was not ordered out of the building, they were put on primary search. his job was to search for people. it has been said he went in alone, two others and miss r

>> incredible scene there in atlanta tonight. steve, thank you. >>> as i mentioned at the top tonight, dangerous snow and ice moving in right after this in several major cities in the east. let's get to meteorologist rob marciano, tracking it all tonight. rob? >> reporter: hi, david. what a mess. and this storm only getting bigger and stronger. we have the nor nay doe watch, including parts of florida, right in through the carolinas until after midnight tonight. the flash flood warnings going on and more winter weather, anywhere from two to eight inches of snow on the back side ofth r,isains continue for the eastoa thug a . winds cranking right through saturday. david? >> rob, thank you. >>> president trump unleashing today as he declared victory, after his acquittal in the senate impeachment trial. holding up a copy of "the washington post" with the banner headli p liline touting his acq. but names names, as well. tonight, the presiden a inaraun live tv. here's our chief white house correspondent jonathan karl. >> reporter: the

real sensitive here in atlanta about that. >> andy, thank you. have a good time. >> all right. >>> will you be watching the game or will you be watching the commercials? we've got the ones that are getting some pre-game buzz coming up next. >>> what do you think people did before alex sa? >> alexa, turn the temperature down two degrees. thank you, dear. >> so proud i could squat you. >> i feel great. >> look who's got smart park. >> just hit the clicker. it's wicked smart. >> how about the garden? >> parked it. >> the harbor. >> are you kidding me, i parked it and unparked it. >> you unpark it? >> kidding. game changer. >> because you need a little laugh during the super bowl. definitely. jamie turner 60 second marketer.com is here to talk about the ads. those are some of the funnier ones we'll see. how much impact do they have at the end of the day? >> a big impact but you can have a loser too. last year burger king did a spot that wasn't that good but mostly we are talking about commercials that you make you laugh or cry. when you do that, you

and atlanta mayor alicia lance bottoms is with us now.ee you. >> good to see you. >> do you have any information on when they will arrive? >> i asked my police chief if we received any information from our federal partners and the answer was simply no. i think that is indicative of the relationship we have with this administration in so many areas. not even a courtesy alert so that our public safety personnel can be on alert and be prepared to respond if we start to receive phone calls. and it is unfortunate that this is where we are with our partnership with the federal government. but i think most importantly, people need to remember that atlanta hasn't -- has and always will be a welcoming city. people need to make sure they have all the information they need in case they are targeted. we aren't talking about criminals. we have not reached out and said we have criminals that we need assistance with. these are law-abiding people with children, with families, with jobs. and we will continue to open our doors and provide whatever assistan

because the. 3 of the 4 band members grew up in atlanta georgia their music combines the coolness of post-punk with the defiance of gospel they've just released their 3rd album there is a new year it continues what's been described as their industrial soul sound as well as fishers explosive lyrics very personal and also very political. it's not that i necessarily believe in the in the philosophy of real politic but i mean if you even want to appeal to that it is absolutely absurd if you do not think if if you do not think that this man donald trump is not a threat to your national security. it's absurd. but they've taken their ideology and they've run with it it's the of clover is the equivalent politically and culturally of over a murder suicide that's what the republicans are doing in their life we're going to take you all down with us. fisher was born in the american south a 981 his father was a doctor one of only 2 black people in the entire county the band is influenced by the themes of black culture racism police violence the civil rights movement and a feeling of alienation th

sir, thank you for joining us from atlanta. >> thank you for your time. steve: you bet. it's 6:25 in new york city. bernie sanders says he is the best bet to beat president trump. >> we have the energy and the excitement. >> it will be extraordinary. we will defeat trump big-time. steve: how does bernie's agenda resonate with voters? we have a panel of mothers here. they are going to discuss that coming up. good morning, ladies. ♪ ♪ this blt is delicious!

here in atlanta. and we begin with the coronavirus yet again. japan and the u.s.w both reporting their first fatalities. the two victims said to be in their 60s were in the city of wuhan, t

louis, down to new orleans and out to atlanta. lester. >> thanks, much. >>> tonight the new nfl champs, the kansas city chiefs returning home after the thrilling comeback to win their first super bowl in 50 years blayne alexander is there. >> reporter: it's the party a half century in the makeing we won the super bowl! >> reporter: kansas city chiefs' fans flooding the streets after their team's stunning super bowl win. a celebration so large, it even showed up on weather radar. chief's quarterback and super bowl mvp patrick mahomes says what makes the victory sweeter, the fans. >> to get that super bowl trophy and take it back to kansas city is amazing. >> reporter: later today a, hero's welcome. the team and vince lombardi trophy back home officials asked fans to stay away so they wouldn't overrun the airport. ed a arrowhead stadium, the newly minted champion gear is flying off the she was. >> this is a town that needs to separate this win. >> reporter: now, gearing up for a bigger party, wednesday's victory parade, officials ar

. >> atlanta and austin, exactly you have a lot of tech jobs moving to those areas.jack: i want to go real quick on a call not so great sector that's retail. see medical it's interesting we talk but everything look at housing a look at bed bath and beyond a home good seller which has been massively underperforming. trying to become a turnaround story, they are trying to do the right thing. they put in the former merchandising headed target as a chief executive officer. but he faces a really tough task for your people are not going into the stores. this week they said this quarter they've already seen a five more than 5% drop in sales. they have assets to sell, they have to figure out their pricing, they have to figure out how do you get people excited to walk into the stores again? >> when you have a chain of stores there's one problem it

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>> atlanta in the bulls eye, as well. steve, thank you. rob marciano is live in new york city tonight as this whole system stretches up into the northeast. rob? >> reporter: big storm, david, impacting everyone in the eastern half of the country. a dangerous situation in the southeast. flood watches up, winter weather alerts, as well. this will time out over a 48-hour period, with heavy rounds of rain. mostly rain up i-95. snow ending friday, but the winds get cranking friday night. david? >> rob marciano, thank you. >>> we're going to turn next tonight to the deadly landing of a passenger jet, passengers climbing from the wreckage. all this playing out in turkey. video capturing the jet coming in for landing in the rain there, appearing not to slow down before then heading down an embankment. the jet breaking into pieces. 179 people injured, at least three people were killed as passengers then climbed through that ripped fuselage. abc's david kerley covers aviation for us. >> reporter: the question tonight, why couldn't this 737 stop on t

after selling out in a test run in atlanta in a matter of hours. meatless chicken made it onto the menu now commercials, it looks like the real thing. >> ittates like chicken. >> reporter: how does it taste to vegans >> i love the crispiness it has to offer. this is like a treat for me now, i can still enjoy what i liked growing up, but enjoying it not feeling for lack of a word guilty. >> reporter: it's the latest push of a company beyond meat after concocting substitute beef burgers for carl juniors and going ted h head impossible foods, both capitalizing on a demand to transform veggies into meat. don't expect a debate over which is healthier when it comes to deep fried anything for some customers, it's more about sustain ability. >> it's the future i think the future will be plant based. >> reporter: now the colonel promising even plants can be finger licking good gadi swartz, "cbs news," los angeles. >>> up next, an electrifying moment, inspiring america. r my best, even though i live with a higher risk of stroke due to afib not caused by a he

if you remember the other day the atlanta area highs in the 60s now with highs in the 50s. for accuweather, i'm meteorologist lauren rainson. now, back to you. >>> coming up, a mysterious note found in the cereal aisle of a supermarket. what was inside and what a little girl did with it. >>> first a warning about a popular at home people are using to straighten their teeth. the consumer complaints and the company's response. >>> plus, what we're learning hmm. [cell phone beeps] hey! [police whistle blows] [horns honking] woman: hey! [bicycle bell rings] turn here. there. excuse me. uh. uh. [indistinct announcement on p.a. system] so, same time next week? well, of course. announcer: put away a few bucks. feel like a million bucks. for free tips to help you save, go to ♪ feed the pig >>> police near atlanta are thanking a walmart shopper who helped take down a suspected shoplifter. body cams shows officers in peachtree take down the the thee and it catches the shopper taking down the suspect by shoving his cart in his way and he faces multiple charges. >>> authorities in kent

i want to see how someone goes from ames to atlanta in the same time period.rrative of a campaign when you have to actually talk to different representative samples of america. >> seth: you think there's not as much value in trying to flip trump voters as there is in getting new turnout. do you still believe that that should be what all of the democrats in the field should be trying to do >> we should be trying to convince people who share our values to live those values. i think trump has helped us convince some of his former voters that they actually share our values, and we want those folks to vote with us. but we should not be compromising our values to convince them that they would want to come with us if you agree with trump after 3 1/2 years of the ignominy and demonization and sheer stupidity of his administration, then mazal tov. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause >> but our energy should be focused on those who believe, what we believe, that this is a government that should value and respect people that should create space for everyone

the atlanta journal had a positive story. i was confident that my election certainly put a put a small asterisk on the fact that dr. martin luther king laid the ground work and made the sacrifice and set the stage for this to happen. and i think if it had to happen, chapel hill was the place it should happen. i'm obviously very delighted that i was the person who was in the middle of that. staff travel to chapel hill north carolina to learn about its history. to watch more video from chapel hill and other stops on our c-span.org/cities tour. you are watching our american history tv, all weekend every weekend, on c-span3. this is american history tv, exploring our nation's past every weekend on c-span3. next, on our series, the civil war, a discussion with historians about because cause of the civil war. at 8:00, it is electors in history. we visit the technical community college where a professor teaches a class about civil war weaponry and shares artifacts such as muskets and revolvers. america went back the clock to feature

looks like the storms get to atlanta by 6:00 p.m.flash flooding from northern portions of georgia right through mississippi, alabama, that's where we're going to have our high risk. it's not -- it's only a couple times a year that we get a high risk of flash flooding, it's the equivalent of when we get a high risk of tornadoes, that means we're going to get tornadoes, possibly deadly tornadoes. we know we're going to get flash flooding in this area of pink and possibilities of even deadly flash flooding. so that's where the grave concern is today for our trends in mississippi and alabama from the birmingham area over to jackson. our computers are saying the possibility here of 2 to 4 inches of rain isolated locations could even pick up 5 inches of rain. it has rained nonstop this year in areas of the south. rivers are already in flood stage, above blood stage to this additional rainfall will make it that much worse. minor airport delays in the northeast, bring the umbrellas with you out there today. nothing, you know, horrific like w

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no tenemos que esperar para los resultados de atlanta.ras eran enviadas en atlanta >> el laboratorio es uno de los 16 que el gobierno habilitó para hacer estas pruebas, todo bajo el próximo 12 de febrero. >> ubicada al lado del laboratorio, las reacciones a este anuncio son varias >> que esto esté bien en la baseér hayn rápido más de 200 personas en cuarentea. de estos, cinco presentan síntomas del coronavirus. está adentro y nos dice que le toman la temperatura dos veces al día. este laboratorio podría beneficiar a evacuados. >> tener resultados más rápidos y continúa con la vida >> la prevención es esencial. >> con todo, lavar las manos por 20 segundos. >> ha hecho un mapa interactivo que permite revisar número de confirmados y pacientes, esto a organizaciones de salud llevó u en el país, hay 24 persos infectadas con el coronavirus. muchas personas usaron mascarillas en la ceremonia. el lugar estabaa completamente esterilizado >> tiene que dirigir la cámara de su celular a la pantalla de su televisor >> hay controversia después que el g

y los principales centros en estados unidos se ubican en los Ángeles, new york, chicago y atlanta.speranza de vida de estados unidos aumentÓ por primera vez en aÑos. nuestra compaÑera nos explica. reportera: la poblaciÓn estados unidos puede tener la esperanza de vivir mÁs. segÚn informes del centro de nacional de estadÍsticas de salud pÚblica de los centros para control y prevenciÓn de enfermedades, la esperanza de vida fue de 88.7 aÑos, un aumento de cero . un aÑos por cÁncer, sobredosis de drogas y otros. las muertes por sobredosis de drogas disminuyeron entre 2017 y 2018. cuando se trata de medicamentos especÍficos, el nÚmero de muertes por sobredosis de opioides continÚa aumentando. la tasa de mortalidad infantil disminuyÓ. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ julio: hay advertencia de neblina de poca bÍfida de fuertes vientos en el Área. cÓmo nos puede afectar esto durante la semana? primero vamos con estas imÁgenes en vivo del puente golden gate. fÉlix: para aquellas personas que hoy disfrutan del partido dura de la tarde, la temperatura es de 56 grados, pero los vientos estÁn a razÓn de 20-30 millas po

>> atlanta in the bulls eye, as well. steve, thank you. meteorologist rob marciano, he's live in new york city tonight, as this whole system stretches right up into the northeast. rob? >> reporter: this is a big storm, david, impacting everyone in the eastern half of the country. and that tornado watch is only expanding. a dangerous situation across parts of the southeast. flood watches up, winter weather alerts, as well. this thing will time out over a 48-hour period, with heavy rounds of rain, with that severe across the southeast, the mid-atlantic, up i-95, mostly rain. up north of i-90, it will be mostly snow. ending sometime friday, but then the winds get cranking friday night. david? >> rob marciano, we'll be watching it. thank you. >>> we're going to turn next tonight to the deadly landing of a passenger jet, passengers climbing from the wreckage. all of this playing out at the airport in istanbul, turkey. video capturing the passenger jet coming in for landing in the rain there, appearing not to slow down before then heading down a

the iceberg was almost as big as atlanta and quickly broke into several pieces.ely monitored by scientists. tay say the images are both beautiful and terrifying. >>> sorry to tell you the coldest air of the season with dangerous wind chills this morning. some parts of the country could feel like 45 below 0. more now from meteorologist derek van dam. >> good morning, christine and laura. we have the coldest air of the season settling in across the northern plays today. now, the east coast we have a wintertime storm system impacting the region, but along the major east coast cities, new york, d.c., as well as boston we're going to be mild enough to keep this all rain. you have to travel further to the north across up state new york and vermont and new hampshire to see any formidable snow out of this system. you can see the southeast continues to get battered with wet weather. we have flash flood watches in effect from mississippi, indiana, tennessee into west virginia. now, the colder side of the system producing some snowfall. could be some slick spots this mornin

i set up a meeting in atlanta with the intercontinental hotel.st chains. in fact, they have 68,000 rooms worldwide, and i thought it would be a good idea to start in atlanta, right in a market that they understand. the question is, do they actually understand how to sell wholesale, and do they understand that this is going to more than double, triple, quadruple whatever anything that a kiosk could do? nice to see you, i'm marcus. joseph: chef joseph. lemonis: chef joseph, nice to meet you. joseph: nice to meet you. lemonis: these are my partners. so do you make a french macaron today in-house? joseph: no, we don't. we don't have a pastry chef. we outsource, you know, macarons. we outsource some dessert items, so our pastry expense is large. nina: we can vary size, and we can also make custom flavors. finia: yeah, i think you should try the grand marnier. joseph: okay. finia: it's a dark chocolate. joseph: i think the orange peel is nice and adds a different texture to it. finia: yes. joseph: the shells are soft. still have that crisp of the merin

. >> we're live at cnn headquarters in atlanta. and welcome to viewers here in the united states and around the world, i'm george howell. >> i'm natalie allen, "cnn newsroom" starts right now. >>> 5:00 a.m. here in atlanta. and we begin with the coronavirus yet again. japan and the u.s. now both reporting their first fatalities. the two victims said to be in their 60s were in the city of wuhan, the epicenter of the outbreak. >> that brings the virus death toll to 726 people who have died. it could overtake the sars outbreak of 2003. >> and the infection rate is on the rise daily. at least 33,000 people now have the virus. the vast majority in china. >> however, just a short time after, france announced two new cases there. this brings the total to 11 people. france's minister said all of them are british nationals including a child. let's go live to steven jiang covering the story in china. steven, china has been praised and criticized for how it's handling this. what's the latest there? >> reporter: well, george, sometimes, it see

here in atlanta, we had big boy come out last year. he wasn't the headliner.u think in a city like atlanta, you would have a hip hop or -- when jay z made this deal and part of it was that you have these concerts, meek mill and meghan trainor the beginning of the season, that made no sense, but now at the super bowl, i understand it. it's miami. j.lo and shakira make sense. but miami also has a long history of hip hop and robb especially in the south. you thought it would have been a little bit more, to use the word diversity with the halftime show. you thought maybe it would have happened this year. we see it hasn't unless there's some surprises tonight. but not a headliner. >> still looking for the fruit of this partnership. we'll see what that is. maybe it will be more evident tonight. care ron phillips, thanks so much. >> thanks for having me. >>> the congressional budget office is projecting a federal deficit of $1 trillion. more than that in 2020. while the president touts the stock market and job numbers, those might not tell the whole story. we all use

here in atlanta. and we begin with u.s. attorney general william barr facing harsh scrutiny over his motivations and president trump making a stunning statement about his executive power. before heading to florida for the weekend, president trump tweeted he had the legal right to intervene in criminal cases but hasn't yet. that comes as we get word the attorney general has ordered the re-examination of several high-profile cases with close ties to the president. cnn's boris sanchez has more on president trump and his allies based on justice or politics. >> reporter: fresh off the denial he can be influenced by the president, attorney general william barr facing new scrutiny today, after sources say he secretly ordered a re-examination of michael flynn's case, seeking no jail time for trump's former national security adviser who pleaded guilty to lying to the fbi about his ties to russia. >> the president has never asked me to do anything in a criminal case. i cannot do my job here at the department with a constant backgroun

tracy pendley of atlanta public schools who is our 2020 georgia teacher of the year. [applause] to honor their service, we have some work to do in the days ahead. let's fully fund public school education accounting for growth and resources needed to properly educate. we need to dismantle the remnants of common core and reduce the number of tests and give teachers the opportunity to do what they do best, teach. [applause] educatorset's give another well-deserved pay raise. [applause] in my budget i have included a $2000 pay raise for all public school educators. this race will continue to enhance retention rates, boost recruitment and improve educational outcomes in schools throughout georgia. education, wen can build a strong house, a place where everyone learns and all georgians have the opportunity to thrive. [applause] as a father of three, i know a healthy home is a happy one. the same is true in our state and while we are the hub or job creation and business growth, we live in a state where many hard-working people cannot access quality health care. premiums are

what i can say is this, you lived in atlanta, the south has something to say and that's all i got toay. by that i mean we've only seen two states vote thus far. those two states are not representative of who we are as america in many ways because they're not the most diverse states. but, certainly not representative of who we are as a party. over 99% of african-americans and the latino population have not had an opportunity to have their say and they will do that in the next week and forward. i think that we had to be very careful not to inadvertently suppress the vote by giving the impression that this race is over. this race is far from over. joe biden is it still solid with the african-american community. people still know and remember and respect the work that he did alongside president obama and i think you'll see that stick all the way through super tuesday. >> your message that this race is far from over is very, very clear. there's a lot to come. however, joe biden, we're going to be talking in a moment to steve benjamin who you know from columbia, south carolina, about some

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and director of the center on security race and civil rights at rutgers university in new jersey in atlanta jason stanley professor of philosophy at yale university and author of how fascism works and in brussels three's a foul and director of the center for russia europe asia studies welcome to all i could start with jason jason do you think it's undeniable at this point that the peach current process has backfired on the democrats it's left donald trump strengthened and emboldened rather than battered him weakened our i'd a been pietschmann is always a political process but i think there is a moral demand here for impeachment and the democrats had to do it regardless of the fact so i'm not sure that backfiring is the way but it's like going with the highest approval ratings of 49 percent according to gallup that that's him strengthen doesn't it i don't think that one should think about impeachment necessarily in those terms and also his state of the union address which is right out of the history books was no doubt responsible for part of that bump in his approval rating i wouldn't put th

atlanta. (applause) you know i realize for those that have been around the kansas capital a session or two, these messages might sometimes seem a bit routine but tonight carries a very special distinction for the first time in kansas history women sit at the helm of all three branches of kansas government. (applause) (applause) it is my privilege to serve as our states third female governor, alongside the first female senate president, and the second supreme court chief justice of the supreme court, kansas reached this milestone at a fitting moment, as 2020 also marks the 100th anniversary of the path passage of the 19th amendment, granting win in the right to vote. (applause) law anniversaries and new years are always important opportunities to reflect on time gone by and our progress made, we have another opportunity this evening as we usher in not just new legislative session but a new decade, so let us go back for a moment and remember where we have been, almost ten years ago to the day we

here's nbc's harry smith >> atlanta's pace academy varsity basketball coach had a surprise for the team last week. >> i see you coming up more faithful than anybody i know as a manager. so we're going to reward you sunday night >> daniel is told to suit up his teammates mob him. basketball managers keep stats, handout towels, playing is for the stars. come game night, with victory in hand and the fans chanting his name, daniel took the floor. fakes him out of his shoes and drains a three-pointer the managers love the game they love their schools. they expect nothing in return. for daniel it was the best moment of his life harry smith, nbc news. >> i mean, is he on the team after this >> i would think so. tom: my mom always told me actions speak louder than words. she was a school teacher. my dad joined the navy and helped prosecute the nazis in nuremberg. their values are why i walked away from my business, took the giving pledge to give my money to good causes, and why i spent the last ten years fighting corporate insiders who put profits over people. i'm tom steyer, and i approve this

i'm non than sari in atlanta. i'll show you how the way they count cases coming up. mckissack and mckissack is the nation's oldest black-owned design and construction firm. before mike, we were desperate. there were not a lot of opportunities for black-owned businesses to compete. mike saw that and he leveled the playing field for black-owned businesses. over the years, we have heard a lot of talk. but mike came in, and he actually did something about it. and that's how mike will get it done as president. i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. grand now we have to deal withed us this.rs. climate change is an emergency. that's why i wrote the nation's most progressive climate law. and that's why i'm endorsing tom steyer. because when big oil tried to stop our clean air laws, he led us to victory. same with the keystone pipeline. when tom says we can save the world and do it together believe him. i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. >>> back to that breaking news we're following in oeblgd where mckleinman high school will be shut down for at least a week.

right now, when someone is suspected of having the virus, samples are sent to the cdc in atlanta. that does affect the turnaround time. soon, the samples could be sent to several california department of public health labs, including one in richmond. >> our goal is centered around early case recognition, isolation, contact tracing, to prevent spread of this coronavirus, using effective and proven measures. >> reporter: government officials that they are putting test gets in the hands of state and local health officials to help speed up early detection of the coronavirus. beginning on february 12, this facility will be one of 16 california state labs testing for the virus. >> we currently have two packets the tests, get them sent overnight via airmail to the cdc in atlanta. we have several days for them to run the testing to get the results back. >> reporter: doctors say the cdc was taking seven days to provide test results. the local testing could cut down the turnaround time 48 hours. >> so far, in the united states, 90% of the test that the cdc has run have a negative. once a te

in the fall of 1995 she moved to cobb county georgia, just north of atlanta. she lived in this house with her daughter christina. >> this is an upper scale neighborhood. me and christina were always outside. life was good. i was happy. >> their downstairs neighbors were carmen smith and her son nick. nick had a million smoil. kristin haran is carmen's sister. >> she was a gorgeous strawberry blond, feisty. very outgoing young woman who loved her son more than anything in the whole world. they were just like two peas in a pod. >> it was a monday afternoon, the week before halloween. nick and christina got off the school bus and walked home together. cobb county prosecutor jesse evans. >> first thing they did is go downstairs to see if they could find nick's mom. her car was there. she should be there. >> while christina stayed by the door, nick went inside. someone was there but not his mom. >> nick turned the corner and he saw something move across the bedroom down the long hallway. >> it was a dark figure wearing gloves and a mask. the stranger suddenly stabb

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