and atlanta is going to get it at the 38 yard line. so brady juggling the snap, coming away from it, wendell and atlanta gets a huge break with 1:50 and two time-outs. >> cris: it happened to them earlier this year. a fumble in a key situation. he was not going to sneak it for the second-straight time and he simply pulls out a little too soon. a lot f times centers when they know they have to get down so low the angle of the snap gets changed and you could see ryan wendell ducking his head quickly and you just wonder if it didn't change the point at which tom brady typically gets the ball. and here we go. how about this? it looked like the falcons were completely dead and this guy is as good as it gets when it comes to fourth quarter comebacks. >> al: you saw the graphic, that's when he came into the league, '08. 22 fourth quarter comebacks. most of anybody. first and ten. ryan is dropping. ton of time going for jones down the shrine and julio jones at the 14 yard line is able to make the catch covered by mccourty. what a play. >> cris

and atlanta is going to get it at the 38 yard line. so brady juggling the snap, coming away from it, wendell and atlanta gets a huge break with 1:50 and two time-outs. >> cris: it happened to them earlier this year. a fumble in a key situation. he was not going to sneak it for the second-straight time and he simply pulls out a little too soon. a lot f times centers when they know they have to get down so low the angle of the snap gets changed and you could see ryan wendell ducking his head quickly and you just wonder if it didn't change the point at which tom brady typically gets the ball. and here we go. how about this? it looked like the falcons were completely dead and this guy is as good as it gets when it comes to fourth quarter comebacks. >> al: you saw the graphic, that's when he came into the league, '08. 22 fourth quarter comebacks. most of anybody. first and ten. ryan is dropping. ton of time going for jones down the shrine and julio jones at the 14 yard line is able to make the catch covered by mccourty. what a play. >> cris

and atlanta is going to get it at the 38 yard line. so brady juggling the snap, coming away from it, wendell and atlanta gets a huge break with 1:50 and two time-outs. >> cris: it happened to them earlier this year. a fumble in a key situation. he was not going to sneak it for the second-straight time and he simply pulls out a little too soon. a lot f times centers when they know they have to get down so low the angle of the snap gets changed and you could see ryan wendell ducking his head quickly and you just wonder if it didn't change the point at which tom brady typically gets the ball. and here we go. how about this? it looked like the falcons were completely dead and this guy is as good as it gets when it comes to fourth quarter comebacks. >> al: you saw the graphic, that's when he came into the league, '08. 22 fourth quarter comebacks. most of anybody. first and ten. ryan is dropping. ton of time going for jones down the shrine and julio jones at the 14 yard line is able to make the catch covered by mccourty. what a play. >> cris

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. ma 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 infrastruct

. >> al: big one in atlanta next week. in our postgame report, michele with the star of the game, bob, tony and mike take a further look at this one and what's happening around the league and cris and i will look ahead to new england at atlanta. second down and eight for chicago. they give the ball to bush. to the 24 yard line. it will be third down, and pittsburgh will take a time-out. well, marc trestman, you know, when you look at trestman, years ago, and you've got a lot of bears fans here because most of the steeler fans are in the parking lot at the moment. but trestman, about 20 years ago, was one of the very hot young assistant coaches in the league. everybody said, you know, this guy is going to be a head coach some day. then all of a sudden time just went on and he kept moving around and was out of it for three years, as we said. went into bond trading. george seifert brought him back to san francisco, he was in oakland. he was on the oakland staff when they went to the super bowl and lost to tampa bay and then h

atlanta is compelled to use its time-outs on defense to -- the running back is ridley. they'll give it to him. and ridley finds a nice little hole to the 38 yard line. now here in atlanta it will be second down and short. where do you take your time-out? >> cris: makes it tough, doesn't it? >> al: absolutely. >> cris: you almost have to assume the first down there now. jonathan babineaux almost broke that play up in the back field. came very close to possibly causing a fumble there. >> al: it's a big difference between second and eight and then you take the time-out. second and two. you're in no-man's land. blount is the one in back. >> cris: four-down territory here, too. >> al: brady is going to sneak and come close. the clock keeps running and that will take us -- unless they take a time-out here to the two-minute warning, which it does.

atlanta especially the atlanta region. >> is that why honey boo boo is forced to drink so many red bulls, because of the water shortage? >> i don't know who you're talking about. >> the most famous person in your state. >> let me tell you something. >> you don't fool with people.

wet roads around nashville, memphis and atlanta. >>> and if you're flying, airport delays are possible in boston, new york city, philadelphia, washington, d.c. and atlanta. >>> the final day of a new york music festival was canceled after two concertgoers died after an apparent drug overdose. the nypd says the cause of death is believed to involve a drug known as molly. four others remain hospitalized. one was a 24-year-old from rochester, new york. the other a junior at the university of new hampshire. unh students say the drus is a pure form of ecstasy and is common on campus. >> i've just heard that it's pretty recreational use around here. it's around most colleges too. >> it's getting more and more popular i think and especially at a concert where it was sort of trippy music and a festival so i think people are getting more and more hooked on it because of the effects. >> a spokeswoman for the city medical examiner said autopsy results were inconclusive and further testing and toxicology is needed to

we also toured atlanta. but i think a moment i don't think any one of our young men or chaperones will forget is that we were able to witness our second term president barack obama give the commencement address at morehouse college. and, so, i want to say what not only that meant to these young men, but also what it meant to their parents and their family. we're talking about in some situations where there are some households where this might be the first generation college students. so, college for them now is not just someone they went to see and flew some 3,000 miles away. it can be somewhere in the near future they're going to be walking on a campus like morehouse or something similar. so, without further ado, i first want to personally thank this district not only for receiving the program, but for receiving me, coming from a distance. my home is state of ohio where we had the opportunity to share this opportunity of closing achievement gap with our students across the state. and it gave me great honor

temperatures in the 70s from atlanta northward. there will be showers and storms from atlanta and possibly charlotte and throughout areas of south carolina. >>> it looks like a lot of warmth. >>> brazil calls out the u.s. over nsa eves dropping. plus, why now is the time to plan your holiday travel. >>> stories making news on this hump day. the pentagon has denied a plan to upgrade facilities at guantanamo bay. >>> brazil's president cancelled over anger over the nsa program. >> tampering in such a manner in affairs of other countries is a breach of international law. >> earlier this month it was revealed brazil had been tapped into by the usa and so far there has been no public apology. >>> a 28-year-old british rower has become the first woman to row solo from japan to alaska. when she arrived she celebrated with a bottle of champagne. >>> miss piggy and kermit have been reunited. more than 20 muppets were donated to the smithsonian museum. >>> stocks dropped for a fourth straight day on tuesday. and asian investors are wary of w

it's a neighborhood outside of atlanta.expect to hear from the clayton county police chief, also the fbi agent in charge of this investigation. we'll have live coverage as soon as they show up. stand by for that. >>> in the meantime, other important news. with negotiations seemingly going nowhere right now, we may be headed for a government shutdown. right now, agencies are actually being told to prepare for the worst with the deadline for a deal looming just 12 days away. here's what we heard out of washington over the past few hours. >> we're going to continue to do everything we can to repeal the president's failed health care law. this week, the house will pass a cr that locks the sequester savings in and defunds obama care. the president has signed seven bills over the last 2 1/2 years to make changes to obama care. i sincere lie hope our friends in the senate have plans to make this an eighth time. >> i'm happy to negotiate with them around the budget. just as i've done in the past. what i will not do is to create a h

atlanta, 83. new york, 76. boston, 75. >> going to be nice. >>> apple's new operating system is officially out. and there's some features you don't even know about. >>> plus, safe and sound. a girl who was kidnapped following a home invasion, back home. new details about where she was found. and a new twist in the investigation. >>> also, beanie baby backlash. the creator of the lovable stuffed animals gets handed down a hefty fine from the irs. more on that when we come back. >>> welcome back. iphone and ipad users are getting their first look at the new operating system. ios 7 is an entirely new look. there's some new features, as well. one of these is airdrop, that lets users wirelessly share photos and videos with other nearby iphones. "usa today's" ed baig tried it out. >> once you turn it on, you can just do a little tapping. and you can share the file with your friend. the person at the other end, of course, has the right to refuse the file. >> and for the first time ever, the operating system allows iph

atlanta especially the atlanta region. >> is that why honey boo boo is forced to drink so many red bulls, because of the water shortage? >> i don't know who you're talking about. >> the most famous person in your state. >> let me tell you something. >> you don't fool with people. it's really a serious issue for the state of georgia. it's not something really, you know to, joke about. >> of course it isn't. and we all know what happens to funny city people in rural georgia. >> what the hell you think you're doing? >> to outsiders, they might seem like bickering siblings, but the battle for the jasper-chattanooga corridor is already getting bloody. >> georgia don't need to be trying to come over into tennessee and take something that's not theirs. >> but they're people, just like you. >> i don't really give a [bleeped]. >> what do you think of georgia's claim to this territory we're on right now? >> no, this is tennessee. >> i realize we're in tennessee, but georgia thinks it's georgia. >> we're in tennessee. >> you're actually from georgia. >> yes, sir. yes, sir. >> i got to be honest, yo

what we found in the federal investigation was that this was rampant in atlanta. line nine search warrants was,. these raids in the wrong house is were common. an 88-year-old woman who had previously been raided, the atlanta city council held hearings where lots of other people can floridian set to yes, this happened to us. and what the federal investigation found was that there were quotas on atlanta police department's narcotics officers. hado wrestle many peoe each month, sees a minimum quantity of illegal drugs each month. this is out of performance reviews are done, this is how -- to the raises and promotions and how they were evaluated on how they did their jobs. there's a reason why. that was that there were federal grants that go strictly toward drug policing. so if you have all these police departments across the country competing for this limited pool of federal money that goes toward drug policing. there is pressure and on the police department to produce the kinds of statistics that will make the department competitive for these funds. they then pass t

tom brady and the patriots looking to make it a perfect 4-0 in atlanta against the falcons.irst quarter, third and goal at the 1. tom brady, he never needs a mulligan. he's tom brady. he finds matthew mulligan. 18-yard touchdown pass. the fingertips grab by kembrel thompkins. atlanta hung close. fourth and seven, matt ryan looking for roddy white. broken up by talib. the patriots improve to 4-0. did somebody say 4-0? peyton manning and the broncos heading in that direction. manning, one-yard pass to demaryius thomas. broncos up big, look for more. manning to wes welker. he's got 16 touchdown passes, no interceptions through four games. broncos win in another rout. >>> baseball now, 162 games, not enough. rangers and rays finish the season tied for the second a.l. wild card. they'll play one more game tonight in arlington. david price start ifser the rays. against martin perez. the winner goes to clevelandon wednesday. for more on the playoffs and the rest of the sports world, check out "sportscenter," live, 9:00 a.m. on espn. >>> a couple in north carolina truly flew into th

in a landmark case, atlanta nursing home operator george houser was criminally charged and convicted for submitting claims for care deemed so bad, it was worthless. >> it created case law to where we can start looking at these cases criminally because now we have a roadmap of success. it certainly should put any corporation on edge. if i was a corporation in this line of work, that's something i would be looking at to say now i can be held liable for some of the care that i'm giving. >> but jackson says that budget cuts in government spending mean that there isn't enough manpower to investigate the number of other possible abuses in the system. >> i wish we had a hundred more agents that we could proactively go into every nursing home around the country, and dive into their medical records and look into their billings, but we don't have the resources, we don't have the ability to do that. >> america is dealing with its growing elderly population with a corporate response. it's meant that people are increasingly becoming a commodity. but when that happens, what it means to be human, a

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. >>> a look from above at atlanta, georgia, where tonight beneath the georgia dome, the records don'tell the whole story as the unbeaten new england patriots visit the down but dangerous atlanta falcons on "sunday night football." after a pair of narrow road losses matt ryan and the falcons 1-2 but with the quarterback at the helm of a explosive attack the falcons still have time to make a run at the playoffs. despite starting 3-0 for the first time since the franchise's undefeated season in 2011, devin mccourty and the patriots come to atlanta a road victory would come a long way toward beginning to answer them. once they kick it off an hour and a half from now, the guys with the answers, as always, will be al michaels and cris collinsworth as we zoom in to the sideline inside the mostly empty georgia dome. alfalfa, we pose this question. if saints beat miami tomorrow night and falcons 1-3 the division is pretty much out of the question. >> one of the problems with the falcons they used to be the kings of the comebacks. matt ryan fourth quarter. last year able to win the game against

thunderstorms in atlanta. mostly sunny in st. louis. and sun in denver.howers in seattle. >>> winter is still several months away, but some doctors are already telling their patients to get a flu shot. especially children and the elderly. as marley hall tells us, this year's vaccine has more strains than ever before. >> you like getting a flu shot? >> no. >> reporter: billy may not like it, but he's getting a flu shot this year, and so is his brother. >> the flu is a nasty virus, and it's even worse for kids and older people. >> reporter: new recommendations from the american academy of pediatrics say children ages 6 months or older should get a flu shot every year as soon as it's available. >> people should not wait until december or january or february to get the vaccine. they should be calling their doctor's offices now. >> reporter: dr. henry burnstein authored this year's report and says it's important to be protected before the flu starts circulating. this year, for the first time, there's a flu vaccine that protects against four strains of the viru

nascar, the sprint cup race at atlanta, 21 laps to go. martin truex jr. unable to keep the lead.h gets it back soon after. final lap. a good lap in front of joey logano, takes the checkered flag. kyle busch and locks up a spot in the taste. >>> justin morneau, 1 for 3, factor in the game. top of the third. david freeze did factor. doubles to the gap. cards have a 5-0 lead. chris johnson was making his big league debut as a starter. exits the inning. joe kelly, been unbeatableable in august. pretty good start to september against garrett jones there. kelly goes six innings. gets the win. sorry the pirates -- the pirate parrot's, his prayers remain up anded. cardinals and pirates all even atop the n.l. central. >>> competition at the u.s. open heating up in the round of 16. rafael nadal faces ko hchlt lschreiber monday. round of 16, espn2, espn 3 and live on the app. >>> stay away from the cranky elephants. take a look at this safari in south africa. >> a female elephant apparently she decided she'd had enough of being gawked at and made her feelings well known. nobody was hurt but

high pressure is in control all the way from new york city down into atlanta. we have some showers along the frontal boundary between louisiana and texas. the wet weather is truly confined to the pacific northwest. it doesn't look like they're looking at a break for the next 24 hours. all that moisture pushing in off the pacific, and now they have to worry about snow. about 4,000 feet and above could see 10 to 20 inches of snow across the washington cascades. we have a winter storm warning in effect until 6:00 a.m. pacific time tuesday morning. so we'll be monitoring that. as for seattle, all the way down into eugene they're going to continue to deal with showers. we could see a few more across northern portions of california. you can see the next 24 hours, the heaviest rain is along the coast. if you travel along i-5, please take it easy out there on the roadways. look at seattle. when will they see the sunshine? i think they have to wait until later in the week. luckily it will heat up a bit with the sunshine. we'll reach a high of 62 on friday with partly cl

abc news, atlanta. >>> all right.o school and even christmas. >> toys that teach. our toy insider mom will teach us a thing or two about the latest educational toys. >>> later, parents who take photo after photo and post them on instagram. this is a growing obsession. that's in our next half hour of >>> welcome back. as any parent or teacher knows, kids learn more if they have fun while doing it. laurie is here with wonderful new toys that make learning fun. we start with some great stuff for the little ones. >> yeah, we do. we're going to start with our creativity play station. it's an art table. it comes with two stools. it has a blackboard built in. >> billy beats. it's in the first children's line. it's all about fine gross motor skills. not only does he encourage your kids to build, he encourages them to dance. >> i'm billy beats. >> and you can play different tunes. there's all kinds of activities and games to do here and on the blocks that even have color coded notes that the kids follow, they will play songs.

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phoenix 102 y nueva york tiene una mÁxima de 75, un dÍa mayormente soleado, atlanta 83, tampa 90 y miami de 50%. protejase de tormentas bien peligrosas. y hablando de tormentas. nebras nebraska, dakota del sur, minnesota, colorado, inundaciones, una baja tropical, gerry, en el suroeste de mÉxico. y manuel cobrÓ fuerza, estÁ como huracÁn categorÍa uno "azota costas de sinaloa, con vientos de 75 millas por hora. bueno, terminamos con mÍnimas para esta noche, san francisco 56, los Ángeles, 63 ninguna vÍctima resultÓ y nueva york 58, y atlanta 65 vrc y miami 75, para que haga planes, y la pase superbien. nos vamos con karla y daniel. >>> vamos a hablar de animales, no te asustes. >>> yo felez. >>> son animales inofensivos, celebramos el mes de la herencia hispana, y trajimos animales de cada regiÓn, bienvenido a pedro ramos, bienvenido mi corazÓn. >>> gracias. >>> te presento a mi amigo daniel. >>> tengo la mano llena. >>> quite la mano mejor. >>> este es un lagarto moteado mexicano, estÁ en el norte de mÉxico, y suroeste de estados unidos. lo interesante de este animal, es un lagarto veneno

they're wreaking havoc on some atlanta locals.morning, the heat is on in atlanta, where a wild manhunt -- i mean, hog hunt is under way. >> he's going back! >> reporter: massive wild hogs have errun an atlanta-area suburb. shredding up garbage piles. trapping residents in their homes. >> it was huge. weighed probably at 600 pounds. it stayed up here. looked up at me. started grazing again. >> reporter: there are reports of people chasing the hogs out of their yards only to have the tables turned. running back inside in the nick of time. >> i looked back. i saw something running toward me. i thought it was a dog. it wasn't a dog. i seen horns so i started running. >> reporter: the town has called in the cavalry. trappers, hunters, and anyone else that can lend a hand. >> some traps set along the creek line. and then we're going the also set trap ifs some of the homeowners' yards. >> reporter: so far, only one powerful porker has been caught. according to officials, at least three remain at large. and these are not charlotte's pigs.

. >>> and now to atlanta and the drama of a kidnapping and a rescue. a 14-year-old girl was grabbed out of her home at gunpoint, family and friends praying for her safe return. abc's steve osunsami on how the police got her back today. >> reporter: it's what everyone rooting for 14-year-old ayvani perez wanted to hear. >> this is a good day. she is safe. she is safe. >> reporter: it was a whole 30 hours after she was snatched from her family's home in the middle of the night still wearing her pajama bottoms. >> i'm so glad it's over. >> reporter: the tears from last night's vigil at her high school still fresh. >> we're praying and expecting a safe return. >> reporter: today police say they found her captive at a location east of atlanta that they're not disclosing. they arrested 29-year-old dragel jackson on kidnapping charges and 40-year-old juan alberto contreras rodriguez on immigration charges. >> reporter: the original line from police was that the two men who broke into the home had no relationship with anyone in the house. today authorities wou

the nearest weather near atlanta. by the way, nothing in the tropics. big thunderstorm west of florida. so tonight 44 and clear. tomorrow 71 your two-degree guarantee. the outlook for the next several day has slow warmup into the upper 70s by thursday but some cool hair mixes back down into the weekend, so we never quite get back to 80. not to say we won't. could happen in early october but for now 70s pretty much is as high as it goes. >> classic. at's nice. >> no humidity. >> you want pictures of fall foliage. >> lots of color. >> deep creek. >> abc2 weather on twitter. >>> all right. in tonight's health alert, why do women stop breast feeding. moms within two books are the most likely to stop all together. >> the first week is critical. if moms are having difficulty with any, latching, they're much less likely to continue. >> the biggest difficulty is latching, followed by breast pain and milk crashes. adequate support will help them stick with breast feeding. >>> married couples, new research suggest's married couples have a loris being of dying of