a man involved in the ku klux klan could be atlanta's serial killer. >> atlanta was about to explode,ation potentially that the klan could have been doing this. >> bob ingram with the gbi, georgia's bureau of investigation, got the case. >> it was an entire family of brothers that were involved in the klan that were the focus of this particular intelligence information. >> an informant said one brother had threatened lubie geter, the child found dead only weeks before. the klan associate lived here on a dead-end street in the railroad town of mountainview on the outskirts of atlanta. >> we're tapping telephones. we heard a lot of rhetoric. we heard a lot of racial slurs. >> on one wiretap, the detectives heard this said. go find you another little kid? the gbi followed the four brothers for almost two months. >> these family members were under surveillance at that time, physical surveillance where we had an eyeball on them. >> in those two months, six more black youths would disappear and die. detectives saw nothing to link the klan to them. >> if somebody was in there with a van or t

narrator: atlanta is a rapidly growing urban area. its primary source of drinking water is the chattahoochee river, which also provides water to many downstream communities. but its infrastructure is dangerously old, without outdated facilities and combined sewer overflows polluting the watershed. the city faces strict consent decrees and lawsuits, along with a severe lack of funding. man: when i started working for the city of atlanta in the late '70s, we were approaching that point in time where a lot was going to be needed, in terms of rehabilitation and upkeep. most of the very large pipes were at least 80 years old. we had needs that were identified in the '50s and in the '60s and in the '70s that were deferred. woman: we are urging that we all try to find a way to overcome the obstacles and limitations that might exist. 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 infrastru

penitentiary, atlanta, georgia. so that's the kind of thing were able to get our hands on ourselves was whitey's so-called contractor participate in the lsd project. to continue them one morning two months later, after eating a light breakfast in the dining hall, whitey was taken by a guard to the hospital, a building located on the west side of the prison compound behind the dsl house where he'd been kept initially in the eight-man cell. with the prison population of more than 2600 the size of many small towns across america, the hospital is fully operational. it at 75 beds and for full-time doctors, assisted by a levin medical technicians. prisoners stacked other prisons from clerks to head operating as. in any given year, 250 major and seven and 50 minor surgical procedures were performed. whitey walked through the main door, the main floor, down into the basement toward death whether neuropsychiatric board was come or a large room secured with a steel door and steel bars was set aside for the lsd project. whitey

penitentiary, atlanta georgia. so that's the kind of thing we were able to get our hands on ourselves was whitey's so called contract to participate in the gillespie project. it to continue, one morning, two months later, after eating a light breakfast in the dining hall, whitey was taken by a guard to the hospital, a building located on the west side of the prison compound behind the house he had been cut initially in the eight man cell. with a prison population of more than 2,600, the size of many small towns across america, the hospital was fully operational. it has 75 beds and four full-time doctors assisted by 11 medical technicians. prisoners staff to other physicians from clerk to head operating nurse in any given year 250 major and 750 minor surgical procedures were performed. whitey walked through the main door, the main floor in the down into the basement words f where the nero's psychiatric ward where a large room secured with a steel door was set aside for the lsd project. he was a member of the tuesday

for years teachers allegedly altered answers on standardized tests to improve results in atlanta. now dozens of educators have been indicted, including a former superintendent. nbc's gabe gutierrez has more tonight. >> reporter: it's one of the largest cheating scandals ever in public education. former atlanta superintendent beverly hall and 34 other educators indicted friday on racketeering charges. investigators say they conspired to erase wrong answers on standardized tests, often for money. >> dr. hall had a contract that was set up to pay her bonuses when she achieved certain results. those results were caused by cheating. >> reporter: the district seemed to be performing well. earning hall half a million dollars in bonuses. she had been named national superintendent of the year in 2009, the same year, prosecutors say, widespread cheating took place. hall has repeatedly denied the allegations. first brought to light by reporters from the "atlanta journal-constitution" and state investigators who persuaded one whistleblower to wear a wire, and secretly record conversations. in

of atlanta. the first refugee family i met was from somalia that was resettled in atlanta. i was a family friend coming into their home to teach english, which i never done before. it was interesting exspeshes. but i spent a year and a half with this family. i had the punt to be with the family as they learn how to avigate the grocery store, one family member got a drivers license. they moved into a home, they got married, had children. it was a really wonderful opportunity to see human resilience and to meet the most grateful, interesting, creative people that i've ever met in my life. i'm blessed to continue meeting people like this every single day. i'm going to give you a little bit of the nuts and bolts of how we meet these families, how they get to georgia, and what we do when they get here. then i will talk about an overview of how many rfplgs are coming to -- refugees are coming to georgia and some of the successes and the challenges as well. as much as i can fit into 10 minutes. i will pick up where ellen left off. in the united states there are 10 organizations th

of atlanta quite a bit. to accurately say a 90 minute delay -- it amazes me you could come with that kind of accuracy. what data are we looking at to calculate, because of sequestration, we will have a 90 minute delay in the major hubs? >> i cannot tell you with precision it would be 90 minutes every day. let me talk about atlanta, specific example. what atlanta currently operates under an arrival stream of three simultaneous arrivals. it has multiple parallel runways. it has the potential to operate very efficiently. if i have fewer controller hours available to me, then i have to allocate them to the most efficient allocation of airspace sectors to maintain safety. under certain conditions of hours available and weather conditions, that may mean that i need to leave certain positions vacant, which could restrict the arrival stream to two. that has an impact on efficiency. >> from a data standpoint. what you are saying is this is an overarching macro kind of if we godless people there will be delays. is tha

atlanta today will only top out around 48 degrees. looks like orlando will be almost 10 degrees below average as well. freeze warnings likely to be posted all across the southeast, including florida, especially tomorrow morning. veronica? >> all right. thanks. >>> a doggy who done it, one of westminster's finest is found dead days after the dog show. >>> plus, rescuers use a hell continuer to save a deer. >>> and duke is the latest to lose to the unranked. you're watching "first look" on msnbc. [ woman ] my boyfriend and i were going on vacation, so i used my citi thankyou card to pick up some accessories. a new belt. some nylons. and what girl wouldn't need new shoes? and with all the points i've been earning, i was able to get us a flight to our favorite climbing spot even on a holiday weekend. ♪ things are definitely looking up. [ male announcer ] with no blackout dates, you can use your citi thankyou points to travel whenever you want. visit citi.com/thankyoucards to apply. there's no subtext... just tacos. yeah, it's our job to m

another showdown at a downtown atlanta mall. now a new development in the case of that controversial security guard. >> i understand that you just got pretty bad news. >> yeah, i won't be working here. >> a cat at a burger joint. >> ketchup and cheese only. >> and the mystery on the motorcycle. >> a naked lady? >> or is that a doll? >> it is one or the other. >> you're about to see a very brave and intense demonstration of police protecting and serving. this is dash cam video from the prince george's police department in maryland and you can see they have come up on a car fire. it was reportedly going westbound on a highway and hit a guard rail and spun around ka reasoned sideways and the driver was trapped inside. three officers and one civilian were seen on the scene trying to rescue the driver. right here you see officers running with fire extinguishers trying to get the fire out. again, the driver is still trapped inside. right here you see a plain clothes police officer being walked away from the scene. >> did he get hurt?

atlanta is down to 30. we haven't seen the really harsh temperatures down to north florida or south georgia right now. new orleans at 44. hopefully we're going to hold on to the beautiful buds. it's funny. we're at 30 in atlanta. we're actually warmer this morning in d.c., new york, and boston than we are even in atlanta. it's a rare occurrence. kansas city is frigid, too. minneapolis, 27. that's not bad by your standards. so where do we stand in the next seven days? tracking this cold air mass shown here in blue. by the time we get to the weekend, it starts to retreat. we do a nice warmup, especially the southern half of the country. sunday afternoon, it should be beautiful. then by sunday and monday, another shot of cold air comes down. this one does not travel into the deep south. it stays up here in the great lakes and northern plains where you can deal with it a little better than they can in the deep south, at least your flowers for the most part aren't out yet. so today's forecast doesn't have a lot

chilly in atlanta. 32. 31 montgomery, 32 wilmington.ir will dip as far south as miami, florida. freeze warnings in effect a long period of time of below freezing temperatures in and around the atlanta georgia area. i think we will see those across the southeast. the storm we were talking about the central plains a lingering snow showers for the ohio river valley up towards the great lakes then we have our next system moving into the northwest. so we will continue to watch that. the snow with that we could see with the higher elevations 6-12 inches easily. this will be the next weather maker that will make its way across the country. we could be talking about a nor' easter midweek for the northeast. we will keep you up to date. first day of march only 19 days to go before the first official day of spring. the count down is on ainsley and patti ann. back to you. >> thank you, janice. it's time for your fox news health fix. anna kooiman is here with the roundup of the top medical stories. >> good morning to everyone at home. you may be get

. >> there has been a recent lawsuit filed against an atlanta police officer and an ihop and here is why. it all stems back from these videos from april 11. what we're seeing is officer jose vidal off duty working security detail and trying to remove two girls you see in this one booth because they were apparently too loud. now, this girl here is ashley lavelle. the reason she is filming, she is trying to communicate that. she is recording. he was being a little too rough. watch what happens next. from a different angle you see she does put her arm on the officer. you see the officer kind of slapping her and she swings at him a few times and then this. hits her in the face and takes her down and here it is again in slow motion. ashley has her hand on the officer's shoulder and does a couple swings and this is officer jose vidal, looks like a right cross right to ashley's face. the atlanta police department said that ashley struck the officer three times and his reaction was reasonable force. now ashley is suing the officer and the ihop for unjustified force. right this minute we have

it feels like 21 in atlanta this morning.ading into april and you are still looking at temperatures below freezing only in the teens this morning in rapid city. 27 degrees in the city of minneapolis. in denver you are a little warmer this morning than you were yesterday. 29 degrees right now. because it's so cold across parts of the southeast we have a number of freeze warnings in effect. frost advisories so it is not time to plant the flowers just yet. good news if you live in atlanta we are looking at the morning lows to begin to warm up over the next several days only in the 50s this weekend. afternoon high temperatures into the 60s and as far as any rainfall or any storm systems go we don't have really anything too significant. just a couple of showers here and there. >> thank you maria. >> hopefully spring will arrive soon. >>> it is time to entertain this. justice bieber's temper may have gotten him into trouble. the pop star is being investigated for battery now. the neighbor is accusing the 19-year-old of getting phys

there will be a news conference in atlanta. and now that story from atlanta. >> the discovery was made at this jackson, miss, medical center where the h.i.v. infected mother and baby were treated. >> we have, perhaps inadvertently, but, in fact, we have cured the child. >> the case is a bit of a puzzle. after birth, the child was given three different medications to aggressively fight the virus. doctors lost track of the mother. a year later they discovered she stopped giving her child the medication. >> after the baby had missed several appointments, we started looking for her. >> they found the mother and her baby. the clinic ran tests to see how much h.i.v. was still in the baby's blood. doctors found no trace of the virus. >> i thought, first, panic. my goodness, i have been treating a child who is not actually infected. after lab work was checked and doubling checked doctors were brought in to research. >> we were incredibly surprised. now at 2 1/2, doctors say the child no longer requires any medication. now, doctors are

why watch "all my children" and "general hospital" when you can see "atlanta housewives?"e. they or not real. they're fun to watch, "jersey shore," all trashy and tawdry and over the top. the further you take it, the bigger your brand can be. >> that's my thing. that's not a brand. >> it is a brand. >> it's a brand. >> no. a brand has staying power. a brand is procter & gamble, a brand is mcdonald's. >> or "black enterprise." >> exactly. those are not brands. those are -- >> those might be respectable brands. >> this is called "black enterprise." let's go back to the black reality star and tell me about their endorsement. >> look at nene leaks. >> she has an endorsement deal. >> she's still making money and still a brand. it's not anything that will work for the next 30 years. >> exactly. >> it's working for now. >> one of the biggest shows, a reality show. >> why do you have this insane need to be seen. >> let me push you on that. you can say the reality stars have an insane need to be seen. aren't we all obsessed with being pseudocelebrities? >> no. i don't think so. whe

why watch "all my children" and "general hospital" when you can see "atlanta housewives?"zed version of live. they or not real. they're fun to watch, "jersey shore," all trashy and tawdry and over the top. the further you take it the bigger your brand can be. >> that's my thing. that's not a brand. >> it is a brand. >> it's a brand. >> no. a brand has staying power. a brand is procter & gamble a brand is mcdonald's. >> or "black enterprise." >> exactly. those are not brands. those are -- >> those might be respectable brands. >> this is called "black enterprise." let's go back to the black reality star and tell me about their endorsement. >> look at nene leaks. >> she has an endorsement deal. >> she's still making money and still a brand. it's not anything that will work for the next 30 years. >> exactly. >> it's working for now. >> one of the biggest shows, a reality show. >> why do you have this insane need to be seen. >> let me push you on that. you can say the reality stars have an insane need to be seen. aren't we all obsessed with being pseudocelebrities? >> no. i don

still snow continues from the great lakes down to atlanta.in atlanta and all the way back to oklahoma temperatures are in the teens try and tell them it is spring and they say what are you talking about, for them it's still winter. partly cloudy and partly sunny, 50s and 60s and there is not much left with this system but the on shore breeze in place it will keep some clouds going. another system will clip us south winds will warm us up, and maybe some rain on sunday. >>> major european markets are up in light trading so far today, some up, some down at this hour. markets overnight in the far east mixed as well. china's shanghai and many investors are still concerned about the implications about the bailout in cyprus. south korea and cyprus remained closed to avoid a run on deposit and right now futures do indicate a higher opening across the board. the securities and exchange commission approved a $62 million plan to repay brokerage houses in the initial offering and nasdaq was overwhelmed by high volume and the deal does not stop further ac

still snow continues from the great lakes down to atlanta.in atlanta and all the way back to oklahoma temperatures are in the teens try and tell them it is spring and they say what are you talking about, for them it's still winter. partly cloudy and partly sunny, 50s and 60s and there is not much left with this system but the on shore breeze in place it will keep some clouds going. another system will clip us south winds will warm us up, and maybe some rain on sunday. >>> major european markets are up in light trading so far today, some up, some down at this hour. markets overnight in the far east mixed as well. china's shanghai and many investors are still concerned about the implications about the bailout in cyprus. south korea and cyprus remained closed to avoid a run on deposit and right now futures do indicate a higher opening across the board. the securities and exchange commission approved a $62 million plan to repay brokerage houses in the initial offering and nasdaq was overwhelmed by high volume and the deal does not stop further ac

from the cnn world headquarters in atlanta, i'm don lemon. thank you so much for watching. good night.

united states. 70 raleigh. 70 atlanta and unusual florida 10 degrees for a high temperature in the city of tampa. over the next several days we will continue to enjoy mild temperatures across the northeast in dc for the 60s today monday. stay in the 60s monday and also into tuesday. tucker, alley, clayton. >> thank you maria. >> should kindergartners be taught sex education. starting beginning in january. >> beginning in kindergartner they will learn will reproduction anatomy and safe touch. >> here's the new policy. you will learn the basics about anato anatomy. reproduction, healthy relationships and personal safety. thighs are the things they are adding now. kindergarten through the third grade. >> they teach kids all about

gabe gutierrez, nbc news, atlanta. >>> in atlanta tonight, that city's former superintendent of schools has been indicted along with 34 other administrators and teachers charged with racketeering related to that huge standardized test cheating scandal in the atlanta schools. a state investigation found that teachers operated in a culture of fear that forced them to change answers on students' tests in order to push up scores. higher scores were tied to more money through the no child left behind law. many of those implicated in the state report which came out in 2011 were fired or have since resigned. >>> there is another scandal playing out tonight of a different kind in washington. a longtime member of congress is under fire from all sides after he made a racial slur during an interview on the radio. it ignited an instant firestorm. our capitol hill correspondent, kelly o'donnell, with us from washington with details on this tonight. kelly, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. you know this is a real political mess when the congressman's first attempt to fix it wasn't enoug

today's powerhouse, we will take you down to atlanta.gibson, associate broker with in town real estate. first, let's give you stats on the market. 2400 and then some sales over the past year. a little over $380,000. average day on the market, about 74. three months of inventory in that town. joe, welcome. take us to the first house in town. let me ask first, how is the market? hot, cold, whatever? >> warm to hot. kind of crazy right now. a huge shift in the last year. right now, trying to find places for buyers in the challenge for an agent. i today reach out to agent to say, do you have anything you will put on the market? because it is not out there now. >> inventory is tight. let's go first to 11:01 juniper street. a couple are sales pending but it gives you a good idea of what your money buys in atlanta right now. tell me about this one. >> right. this is park central. built in the boom around the olympics. built two blocks from paid mopt park. so you have the amenity outside the community, restaurant, three blocks from the rail trai

abc news, atlanta. >>> let's turn to leigh glaser who is checking on on our accu-weather forecast for the week ahead. >> sunset with the new time change as we sprang forward this afternoon -- actually overnight last night. sunset was at 7:13 and lots of sunshine out there once again tomorrow. live doppler 7hd right now is looking live, and no returns as we have clear skies. nice shot from the high definition rooftop cam looking down on the embarcadero. 51 san carlos and mid40s at 45 degrees. another nice shot of the bay bridge and the dancing lights. clear skies and santa rosa 40

steve osunsami, abc news, atlanta. >>> still ahead tonight, our instant index. >> this is super boring. you've made me a very proud shoe. >> would you buy a talking shoe that nags you when you're not working out hard enough? >> en fuego. >> enfuego. research studies go unfunded. of promising fuego. for lung cancer. every cancer. the american cancer society has been behind nearly every breakthrough in resent history. but there is still more work to do. so let's make sure that no research is silenced. let's make noise. let's make noise. yeah! and let's finish the fight.

abc news, atlanta. >>> let's turn to leigh glaser who is checking on on our accu-weather forecast for the week ahead. >> sunset with the new time change as we sprang forward this afternoon -- actually overnight last night. sunset was at 7:13 and lots of sunshine out there once again tomorrow. live doppler 7hd right now is looking live, and no returns as we have clear skies. nice shot from the high definition rooftop cam looking down on the embarcadero. 51 san carlos and mid40s at 45 degrees. another nice shot of the bay bridge and the dancing lights. clear skies and santa rosa 40

atlanta, powerful thunderstorms. all night long. pushed over huge trees on to houses and cars. fell much colder than normal. water is rising all over the atlanta area. flood warnings in some places. and this is colorado. all around denver today. single digit temperatures and snow that shut down parts of both main interstates in colorado. will somebody please spread the word that it is almost april? punxsutawney phil, what happened to that prediction, sir? let's go live now to dayton, ohio. bundled up with her big gloves and cnn gloves on. susan, it is freezing in dayton. >> reporter: they are ready for it here but it has not happened yet. we had a few flurries earlier in the day. but that is what the forecast has been. we have only been expecting maybe one to three inches during the daytime hours. and we didn't even get that. you can still see the grass. because it is just over freezing, a little bit of snow we had earlier in the day, just didn't stick. traffic is flowing. we see the highway, interstate, i-75. you got the cars and trucks going. no problem yet. but we are seeing

winds in atlanta blowing this tree into an apartment building. luckily the building was empty. >> i heard this cracking noise and it came tumbling down like the london bridge. >> reporter: in florida, 50-mile-an-hour winds and blinding rain forced organizers of the arnold palmer invitational where tiger woods was in the lead to suspend the golf tournament. the menacing storm hasn't finished its work yet it will now head over to the east coast. gio benitez, abc news, kansas city. >> thank you, gio, the storm is bringing double trouble to millions of commuters in the northeast. we are just over it. >> what happened to spring? heavy snow expected during the morning and afternoon commutes. accuweather's jalelah ahmed is tracking the story. good morning, jalelah. >> thank you, john, marci. the good news, it is not really going to be impacting new england if at all. this time they are spared. if you are traveling through pennsylvania, also, through the virginias and back into our nation's capital, it's going to be a snowy morning for you. talking anywh

on that story for us, jonathan serrie live in atlanta. what fueling the latest debate on this aspect of the research, jonathan? >> reporter: good morning, bill. well, president obama is using an seg tiff order to direct the cdc to resume research on gun violence. such funding, for these studies all but dried up in 1996 when the nra successfully lobbied congress for language in an appropriations bill saying no funding for injury prevention for the cdc could be used to advocate or promote gun control. the man in charge of cdc injury research said at the time it was like a shot across the bow. >> individual researchers were afraid. cdc leadership was afraid. hhs leadership was afraid. and as a result, i think the

atlanta and nashville will see a messy rain/snow mix. blustery around washington, d.c. rain from little rock to new orleans and a few showers for seattle. >> up to 15 degrees cooler than usual in the midwest with minneapolis at 31 instead of the usual 44. denver has been in the 60s but today drops to the mid-40s. the warmest temps are in the southwest with phoenix in the mid-80s and in the far west, honolulu is 80. >> why do they tease up? >>> coming up, more from our top story. another tragedy for the marines. three marines killed overnight in their base in virginia. >>> then a scare on board a flight in philadelphia. a passenger posing as a pilot, he is now in hot water. >>> and he's a legend on the green, and now he's rolling in the green. arnold palmer's busy sav >>> welcome back. the worries about cyprus are dragging down the world's financial markets including the dow which lost 90 points thursday. the island nation appears to be running out of time. many stores are insisting on cash. banks are closed. european leaders have set monday as the deadline for them to c

they were indicting mobsters with charges like racketeering and theft but the accused thugs are 35 atlanta teachers, principals and test coordinators. >> the whole purpose behind this is to vindicate the little children who got jipped out of an education. >> reporter: the indictments are the latest page from a three year long investigation that has shaken the faith of parents with school children here. at one point nearly 200 teachers from 44 schools were accused of changing student answers to improve scores on federally required standardized tests. >> frustrated and disappointed. >> if a jury finds them guilty they should go to prison. >> the educator in the most trouble is beverly hall, a national superintendent of the year who faces up to 45 years in prison. she's accused of giving bonuses to teachers who inflated test scores and firing those who didn't. she says she is innocent. >> what we're saying is without her this conspiracy could not have taken place. >> reporter: former school teacher says she was under so much pressure to cheat, she quit first. >> we were told we needed to get

i'm giving you the grunt. >> you grew up in atlanta. >> i grew up in atlanta five minutes away from here it was a pretty enough neighborhood. inundated with violence and drugs and so on, so forth. you know, with the whole lifestyle entails. >> congratulations on your success. >> thank you so much. >> i hope this -- it is called "blindsided by the walking dead" and it is by irone singleton. let's do the walk. >> repetition. you have to do the same thing over. i'm hungry. i'll eat other walkers. >>> a hiker missing on an oregon mountain for a week has been found alive and frost bitten. mary owen also suffered an injured ankle and was taken to a hospital in portland. oregon national guard helicopter retrieved her from the sandy glacier on mt. hood. the 23-year-old college student told our affiliate kgw she fell 40 feet early in her hike and survived by eating chia seeds and nutrigrain bars, burning the wrappers to say warm. >> there's a lot of snacks and stuff and nutrigrain bars ma, ai was able to put together a fire. i didn't have the range of motion to collect enough to keep it going ver

you are looking at downtown atlanta seeing the park here.s happening next weekend. >> let's talk march madness. a lot of us were sleeping when it happened. i tried to sleep but didn't get a lot, but that's my problem. and the season for florida's gulf coast ended. they were knocked out by the state rivals, florida. and andy shoals has more in this hour's breach bleacher report. the carriage is a pumpkin again. >> it's sad to see the eagles' run come to an end. no other 15-seed was able to accomplish what they did, and they did it in style. it looked like the ride was going to continue as the eagles open the game on fire. they led by as many as 11 early on, but they would turn into a pumpkin as florida would go on the 16-2 run to end the first half. and that was too much to overcome for the gulf coast, and their cinderella run ends with a loss to florida. >> hour plan was not to be some great national story, but our plan was to go in and compete and win games, but it was unbelievable to see the excitement and passion of not only our local com

an air horn, it would be comedian joe derosa and recording his new album in the laughing skull in atlanta april 4th through 7th. i hope it is it a great title but it won't. paris is considered a flower pot . so tough he rents himself out as construction equipment. oh, yeah, sitting next to me u.s. army special forces. i am getting scared. terry chapert. that's the first. am telling hr, you will not let him out of here, greg. >> get used to it and he pulled the trigger to make himself look bigger. north korea continue to bluster . concern that north korea kim jong-un is backing himself back in a corner. trash talk and saving face. he prepared rockets to fire on south korea and u.s.. there he is . another shows him studying battle plans with u.s. main land strike plan. see it in the back. there it is. >> and close up show a black line with dc and left-sideand possible austin or austin. that they are also targeting hawaii. why they are i don't know . there is a broadcast of kim

we had a westerly breeze in place, on shore push and flurries in atlanta this morning.s and 32 degrees as far south as atlanta and it seeps to be losing a lot of its punch and now the main one we hardly get anything out of here and what we do get is weak. temperatures 50s and 60s close to where we should be or slightly below. we have a stronger system approaching and it will cloud us up on saturday, maybe even sunday. >>> the top seeded cardinal played michigan in the second round matchup and stamford defeated tulsa. the game is set for 6:30 p.m. and the winner will face georgia on saturday. >>> they finished a second round but cal came out on top, 82-78 and they play the u.s. game in tulsa. >>> we are following breaking news and we will have a live update in alameda on the fire that is still burning now. male announcer ] the one for all. mcdonald's dollar menu home of the meaty, melty mcdouble you love... ♪ ♪ ...and other amazing tastes, for just a dollar each. ♪ ♪ like the bold hot n spicy mcchicken, and the new grilled onion cheddar burger topped with caramelized oni

he comes to us from atlanta georgia tonight.on, welcome back into the war room. >> glad to be here. >> there seems to be some consensus forming now. what's going to be in that immigration bill? >> it will probably have some sort of pathway to citizenship. the part eric cantor isn't talking about, you love the kids but what about their parents, parents who came here legally. you still have to find a way for those parents to be taken care of and to stay. there's going to be a path to citizenship. that's just not what the gop wants to talk about right now. >> going on this family idea here, what are some of the offers the democrats have been making in terms of concessions on that? do you know any of that, or can you imagine what they might be? >> there's a way of sort of graduating the process in, a way of making people permanent residents, but still not legal citizens. you know, those are some of the things that are being offered. there are actually additional taxes that people might have to pay, fees they might have to pay, citiz

we had a westerly breeze in place, on shore push and flurries in atlanta this morning.rries and 32 degrees as far south as atlanta and it seeps to be losing a lot of its punch and now the main one we hardly get anything out of here and what we do get is weak. temperatures 50s and 60s close to where we should be or slightly below. we have a stronger system approaching and it will cloud us up on saturday, maybe even sunday. >>> the top seeded cardinal played michigan in the second round matchup and stamford defeated tulsa. the game is set for 6:30 p.m. and the winner will face georgia on saturday. >>> they finished a second round but cal came out on top,

they are at the state capitol in atlanta. >> i met a mom whose daughter was diagnosed two months ago.> reporter: it's late february, day 23 of the 40-day lawmaking session. >> if it could be voted on -- >> reporter: megan recently adopted a 10-year-old boy with severe autism. melissa's son was diagnosed with autism a year ago. on his 4th birthday. >> i think we started noticing differences in him as early as 9 months old. >> say mama. >> reporter: by age 4 he wasn't even potty trained and he was barely able to speak. >> he wouldn't walk by himself. i had to carry him or put him in a stroller. he wouldn't eat by himself. i had to feed him. if i didn't, he wouldn't eat. his main method of communication was screaming and pointing. he never would play with me. i remember arturo would come home and try to play with him and he was like, i can't get him to play with me. i said, you have to try harder. >> reporter: the official diagnosis was terrifying. >> you have this baby and you have all of these hopes and dreams attached to him. you want him to have this fulfilling life. then in one mome

. >> this doctors attending the conference in atlanta where news was announced. i asked him how excited he was about the news and its implications. >> what we hear about now is that there's obviously a baby that has been born to an h.i.v.- infected mother who was diagnosed just in labor. the baby it received treatment right after birth and eventually got the treatment which was quite an intensive four a year and half and then treatment was stopped. the virus has not returned. we can track the virus in the blood and certain tissues of the baby, but it seems to be functionally healed which means the virus cannot replicate itself anymore although it is still present. >> they're calling this a functional cure, not a complete cure. what does it actually mean? >> i said, the virus is not completely eradicated from the organism of the baby. it is just controlled. this is what we call a proof of concept study showing the immune system under different circumstances can control virus eradication of. in this baby, it seems that its own immune system is capable of controllin