a man involved in the ku klux klan could be atlanta's serial killer. >> atlanta was about to explode,e 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 two or three men who -- to

and the achieve city council councilmember is here and a whole bunch of other people who came from atlanta from connecticut and frank is here doing what they do well, to celebrate this occasion. i wish i could cite each and every one of you who are activity and applicants for continuation. i'm just overwhelmed by the show of support and i hope that is as the years unfold and if the projections stated by mr. hall were true and that in the form that others will use that bridge if others will use my life and what i've done and the methods and levels of service in spite of the terms that newsom has used to describe if they use my life as a means to participate in making public policy exports and imports public policy then they'll be doing it on behalf of other people. that's the basis of my life and the basis that i think ultimately of my success and i'm just delighted that the affirmation of that produce is now enshrined by name in the second most often used bridge in this great country. and i say to each and every one of you i'm just delighted and i'll continue to be delighted. i do and i wi

that's never been needed this money goes to mars then returns safely to earth with atlanta just for my car and this is on the recently analyzed by religion. i should have been hunted by his own. the number two man who was with scientific progress brings destruction on domination of my lack of time. science should not push progress towards the destruction of few lousy but the one i had died that year and that if adversity. the keystone piece of wood is only does the question that arises in iowa is whether this trip can offer real scientific five years. and if not it may awaken the imagination about something that's alive by all religions of the world. also she nagged by going here. and mm. the full plate large or what show for twenty twenty on thursday and felt that tells the designers was the new spot to italian french press coffee mate the season will see the old create engines replaced by a toe but challenged the six units with energy recovery systems. the biggest technical changes gears up for strong showing from the driver of a master of pre season testing the brazilian is optimist

he was among 39 people arrested this week in atlanta. stay with us. ♪ [music break] >> this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. juan, you just wrote a piece in "the new lord daily news" that looks at how the new york state senate has rejected a bill that would've provided tuition assistance on undocumented college students. set desk some work set for bringing the bill to a vote before yet the necessary support. we waited three years. we want the new york dream act. >> i'm from california, but i'm in new york. this is from coast to coast. this shouldn't just be based on little areas. >>juan, what is happening here? >> a vote occurred early this week -- actually, the dream act, which would basically provide tuition assistance on the state to undocumented immigrant college students, would affect about 8000 currently. the vote passed 30-29, but the rules of the new york state senate require that you have to majority of the 63 sitting senators. when they called the boat for the bi

so much that nineteen sixty three atlanta went to israel to play against the national team. i'm a coffee time with the club. you don't go my diary that i read today just a few where's the name of the articles books and many of the following account the president's with jewish catchy title a famous radio host and one of the biggest upset of times even did you who supported the team have a story with the bishop this book loved it too but the sun then tomorrow we're going to see opal that you know what i mean all they have sent to the transcendental he opted to stay away from a friend or cousin. last night as the fire. so everytime you say you're in a month and the onset. yes i went and wants to call on whether ninety one. joel and then on friday we knew is gone. today is a strong faith and even if enough rounds is up with la soul to the quarter sorting dipping them into the kitchen can also need to unfortunately those trying times have also had some sad collateral effects opponents and sometimes saying anti semitic chants when you played against atlanta fortunately the phenome

atlanta with the ball. dennis with the dish to mike scott for the easy dunk. 32-31.ust under 4 minutes left, washington with an 8 point lead. that is until bradley finds a wide open john wahl, nice. makes it 97-87. wahl finishes with 25 points. the wizards go on to the 101-97 win. >> we got the two stops, and find a way. 97-87. we have to learn how to make plays and finish it. no matter how many people are down that, i will come out and compete. they made it a game. >> women continue their big dance. they beat texas tuesday night. advancing to tomorrow's matchup with top seeded tennessee. while they are eight-time national champs, they aren't the same team they have been in years past. ranked lower than the 4th seeded terps. they have not played each other since the 2005-2006 season. >>> free agent wide receiver is expected to pay a visit to the washington redskins. he will provide an additional threat for robert griffin, iii. jackson's five receiving touchdowns against washington are the most against any opponent. >>> two days and counting from nationals opening day

. >>> faa checking out a delta airlines jet that lost part of a wing last night from atlanta to or hando. here is a photo showing the missing panel. the plane made a safe emergency landing with atlanta with 185 passenger asks crew on board a delta spokesman calls this incident highly unusual. but the problem did not affect the plane's ability to fly. >> tesla under fire over the way it's selling cars the silicon valley-based auto maker selling fares from ohio cuts. last week new jersey approved a regulation from going great to customers. elan musk says customers can look at the cars before ordering them online. >> scientists calling it a big bang break through and have found evidence of the expansion of the universe. the grew is found in something called gravitational waves. scientists able to measure the waves which are ripples that show the universe expanded quickly nearly 14 million years ago. supporting the work of professor andre lind. if this is confirmed experts say it wilmerit a nobel prize >> a sighting in san francisco to help kick off st. patrick's day. >> we're going to sho h

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in the sweet auburn district of atlanta which is east of downtown.t time i ever drove across country when i was a teenager, i remember going there to see the grave site of dr. king and i remember looking in on the church and not knowing until i saw it that the church was still an active church, that it still has a congregation, that it's still there. i don't know what your job is, but it is hard to imagine a more humbling job in the world than being the pastor of the church where dr. martin luther king jr. was pastor, right, and his father before him. there is a man who has that job now. his name is dr. raphael g. warnock. today he was arrested at the georgia state capitol. this is a report from local channel 46 in atlanta. >> inside the senate chambers and outside the doors, dozens of people erupted in cheers, chants and sat down on the floor. some were arrested this morning and even more late this afternoon during coordinated protests. the man in the middle of this crowd getting arrested is the reverend for ebenezer baptist church, reverend raphael

a flight from, to atlanta, georgia, from orlando, florida. the crew followed procedures, we're told. declared an emergency. the plane was able to land, offload passengers without incident. since we have mary schiavo here, that is quite lucky to be in the air and to land. >> lucky on a couple fronlts. it is a 757. the engines are on the wings. that could have been fog that got into the engines and injured the blades. been much more catastrophic. on the wing on a 57 and it is a tough old plane. they're very old planes now at this point so that might play into it as well. once a plane hits 20 years, it is supposed to have an aging protocol. so it is very fortunate the kind of plane it was. it was probably not very comforting. it would have been a very strange sight. you would have seen the parts, the struts, right. it kofbl a little disconcerting. >> but it's good, the parts and the struts and everything inside that panel were working because they were able to land safely. let's get back now to our special coverage. we'll talk about this search.

. >> this is plaza fiesta in atlanta, once struggling regional mall and now a mexican town square, 280 mostly family stores and more. for the city's booming hispanic population. >> this is the best station, there is the ticket sales for the buses. >> jose legaspi transformed fiesta and nine other dying malls across the country, all of which cater to hispanic communities. 4.4 million people visited here last year and found benches to sit and stores they want and services they need. >> they will spend a lot more money, right. >> the whole family will eat and then they will buy their shoes. they will do their dentistry because we have dental offices and do their medical and do their groceries. so it is one stop shopping in every sense of the word. >> reporter: legaspi says all struggling malls need to learn who their local customers are and what they want. and cookie cutter malls like woodville will keep crumbling. mark strassmann, cbs news, atlanta. >> glor: from the american mall to the great wall, first lady michelle obama and daughters malia and sasha toured china's great wall today.

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ten days after wallace's arrest, police found olamide's car abandoned in a residential area of atlantaolamide's blood was discovered in the trunk. they also found bloody fingerprints on the rearview mirror. >> i was able then to powder and lift those impressions and then lift them off of the rearview mirror and then do a comparison. >> one of these was maurice wallace's thumbprint. dna testing identified the blood as olamide's. investigators also found evidence on wallace's jeans. >> to the naked eye, it didn't appear that there was anything unusual about them. however, later forensic testing found there was blood on those pants. >> and that blood was olamide's, definitive proof that wallace was her killer. police believe olamide let wallace into her apartment. she knew him from the neighborhood. once inside, he may have made a sexual advance and was rejected. he then snapped. he stabbed olamide, getting blood on his jeans. he wrapped her body in a blanket and put olamide's body in the trunk of her car. he tried to clean the blood stains with detergent found in the apartment. but as he

that contributed to the suicides in atlanta. >> you're absolutely right. i had misspoken. i was referring to the review of the contract, not the review of the care on the facility. the contract review, they did not directly connected but they did definitely connect this, activities on that board with a suicide death. >> because of what you have done on the sub wanted the record to reflect accurately what you said and i want to publicly air ignores the fact that you have come to atlanta and met personally with survivors of some of the victims of the suicides. the great service and a great sacrifice and it is very much appreciated. on this issue of suicides, one of the big questions that is being asked to my and they're is a lot of press in this. i'm sure it will be something one of these days. what -- are their contractual limits or union limits? what kind of limits to you have to reprimand or correct for otherwise dismiss an employee for an appropriate activity, mismanagement, or contributing to the failure to deliver what it is supposed to deliver? explai

the centers for disease control and prevention in atlanta, georgia, thency responsible for monitoring the health status of the american people. stephen ostroff: cdc functions as the doctor for the community or for the public at large, and so we monitor health status in a much broader sense. our job is to watch the health of the american public, and when we see disturbances in the health of the american public, when we see diseases, our job is to try to figure out why they occur and how to both control them-- but more importantly, to prevent them. people often ask why this large public agency is located in atlanta instead of the nation's capital. we are the only major government agency that is not headquartered in washington, dc, and both the fact that we're not in washington as well as the date that we were established, tells you something about our history. in 1946, troops were returning home from europe and the pacific after world war ii. the joy of their return was tempered by public health concerns about what might be arriving with them. would their homecoming also reintroduce dis

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possibly in the historic district of atlanta. >>> once again, we are on stormwatch.ond storm moving in producing rain, moderate to heavy. some more severe weather up to the north. once again, a tornado warning posted up to our north close to -- between corning and orland. this was a weather service tweet, a picture coming out of the thunderstorm responsible for this warning. this is in place until 6:30. a few more minutes there's a chance it could be extended. that's the latest toward glenn and tehama counties. you can see the rainfall right now beginning to move to the south and lots of snow piling up towards the sierra. that wasn'ter storm warning in place until 5:00 tomorrow morning. closer inspection of the live doppler sweep, you can see the green indicating the mist or a few light showers as we come in closer and moving the maps to the yellows and roads corresponding to sunnyvale and milpitas, santa cruz mountains closer to morgan hill and gill ray, the rate is picking up as well over the past hour. in terms of the forecast, we have this, the cloud cover out th

to tell us exactly how this has changed his life we've got jason barnes from atlanta, georgia, "rightt going? >> what is it like to use this prosthesis? >> eyes really crazy. it has a lot of robotics and electronics in it. >> can you tell it to switch to different rhythms like using your mind? >> eyes not brain waves. what it works off of is through the muscle. there are electrodes attached to my existing muscles in my forearm and i can flex them certain ways and it will send signals to do what have i have it set up to do accordingly. it has a computer chips that runs a program and listens to the music and gets a feel for it and gets the tl poe and it will throw its part of it. is aked creative mind. >> do you have a gig? >> we have a gig saturday march 22nd. >> you are a student of music, right? >> i go to the atlanta institute for drums right now. >> what is going to your mind as this gig is coming closer and closer? >> eyes nerve-racking on top of not be able to practice and use the arm as much as i wanted to before the gig, i'm nervous about it. but i think i'll do fine. >> good l

atlanta, monday, 73. 75 on tuesday, 64 on wednesday.hat colder air omega its way even into the south, latter part of the reach. memorials on tuesday, atlanta and panhandle by thursday. that cooldown is going to make its way across the country. here we go, that low is going to set up and move to the east coast. it will be to the northeast by thursday and push offshore. yes, we could see even more snow as we go through the middle to end of the week all across the country. fred, we'll be looking for that very closely during the next couple of days. >> all right. thanks so much, jennifer. >>> all right. a heart stopping moment, a terrifying collision caught on camera. take a look. images showing a small aircraft there slamming into a sky diver and throwing him roughly 75 feet to the ground. guess what, the sky diver and pilot were not seriously injured. amazing. >>> and an oklahoma man's certainly for his lost money landed him in an unpleasant and smelly situation. it started when he dropped a $20 in a storm drain. he decided i'm going afte

. >> good afternoon, tony, exactly, you can see behind me a beautiful church in the suburbs of atlanta, and i will say, it is up to everybody, all the people, up to them whether or not they are going to allow loaded fire arms into the structures. one is churches and the other bars and restaurants. you can drink alcohol in a restaurant or bar if you have a loaded firearm. schools will be allowed to have loaded fire arms, all of the schools have to assign teachers or others to have those so they can protect the students and others from instrewtruders or attacks. airports, the atlanta airport last year confiscated more handguns than other airports in america, those people who walk into the airport with a loaded firearm would be allowed to walk publicly and freely in spots around the airport as long as they don't get too close to a tsa check point and if they forget about having on the firearm, they are not arrested as in the past, they are actually going to get a fine. now one of the other things that is in the bill, rather didn't make it into the bill, are the college campuses. that was

the boeing 7757 with 185 people on board landed safely atlanta.the incident was highly inbound, but it did not affect the plane's ability to fly. >> a san francisco tech company is responding to accusations from a former engineer who is alleging sexism in the workplace. the woman worked for a host service for software development projects and announced the resignation and took to twitter to blast the company. in an interview with the company she accused we the company of treating her differently for being a woman and she says that the wife of one of the company founders bullied her repeatedly. the c.e.o. apologize to her in a statement saying that there is a new head h.r. and the bullying wife is banned from the office and the co-founder husband is on leave along with a male co-worker she accused of harassment. >> french scientists working on stopping. road wage through special technology. researchers placed a camera behind the steering wheel that captured one of the seven universal emotions including fear, sadness, anger, suspicion, or disgust, w

. >> georgia police were looking for him outside of atlanta. the couple moved there from the chicago area's seven months ago. saturday georgia police found her dead in her home. they contacted harvey police and gave hito them his gps location. officers diverted northbound and southbound lanes. they surrounded the car with weapons drawn. >> he told negotiators that he was armed with a large number of guns and was not coming out alive. nine hours later he was taken away in a stretcher. he had lacerations on his body possibly self inflicted. >> police say he also ran a second vehicle injuring two adults. he does have a prior record. in 2001 he received a 13 year prison sentence for attempted murder. >> 26 nations are taking part in the search for the missing airliner. the flight disappeared nine days ago with 239 people on board. the search extends as far north as cause extent. over much of the indian ocean. whoever was flying the plane might have flown below 5,000 ft. and used mountainous terrain as cover. the prime minister has said someone deli

crops were damaged in the richmond, atlanta districts. energy declineed in the minneapolis district which includes the oil-rich state of north dakota. hiring slowdowns in boston due to weather. ski resorts in kansas city, the minneapolis districts, they had a good month. hotels in atlanta and boston because of stranded travellers, and there was increased energy demand that showed up in higher utility bills, but also softer retail and auto sales. for nightly business report, i'm steve liesman. >>> despite all the uncertainties about the u.s. economy, josh fineman's view is glass half full. he is chief economist. looks like we are now keeping score on how many times the fed mentions weather in its report. the 119 times that steve just reported. we've been hearing that a lot. is that really what's going on, or is it an excuse? is something more fundamental happening with the economy? >> i think it's the main thing that's going on here. we're all talking about the weather, and we certainly again in the beige book. it's send aing chilling thro

atlanta down to 27 degrees, normally in time of year mid to upper 40s.gs in effect all across the out east furthers irrelevant towards the north it's all about the snow right now out there along i-95. washington, d.c. boards baltimore, across portions of north carolina, the coastal areas you are look at a bit of rain later on tonight. that's going to turnover to snow. some of the snow even working its way in to central penn and it's going to continue to climb up the east coast. now, from washington, d.c. in to new york city around the philadelphia area as well, generally speaking we are only seeing one to three-inches of snow. but the snow, the storm that is is going to rapidly intensify as it tracks across the atlantic and makes it's bay way in to wan catch the center of pressures these lines, equal lines of pressure and that really indicates that the the winds will be strong across portions of the coast here around nantucket the winds currently but specs later on tonight that they may intensify to up to 60 miles per hour. right around nantucket we are

a wintry mix in atlanta up to richmond. a new storm slamming the pacific northwest and rain down in the bay area. >>> 50s and 60s in the northwest. 70s and 80s down to the southwest. below normal in the northeast but warming up through the weekend. >>> well, in one state, it is legal to take a picture up a woman's skirt in public without her knowing. tell you why this controversial decision. >>> some new details about the howling ocean rescue of a family trapped in a van. we are hearing more from the rescuers and the chilling message the children had after being pulled from the vehicle. >>> plus, family affair. a mother, father and daughter under arrest accused in a multistate shoplifting spree.

wintry mix in atlanta up to richmond. there will be a new storm slamming the pacific northwest and there will be rain down in the bay area. >>> 50s and 60s in the northwest. 70s and 80s down to the southwest. below normal in the northeast but warming up through the weekend. >>> well, in one state, it is legal to take a picture up a woman's skirt in public without her knowing. we'll tell you why this controversial decision. >>> and some new details about the howling ocean rescue of a family trapped in a van. we are hearing more from the rescuer and the chilling message the children had after being pulled from the vehicle. >>> plus, family affair. a mother, father and daughter under arrest accused in a multistate shoplifting spree. ifting spree. >>> welcome back. target is looking for a new head of technology now that the one who held that position during last year's massive data breach has resigned. target says beth jacobs' resignation was effective yesterday. she stepped down just days after target revealed how badly its

. >> the freedom center in atlanta is expected to take that model of the kings and display it there, probably in the atlanta district. >>> tesla has reached a deal to keep selling its electric cars in new york. the state automobile dealers association had hoped to shut down teslas five new york stores. the group disputes teslas direct sales approach. tesla explains it need its own people to explain the technical cars. >>> time is running out to sign up for health insurance under the affordable care act. officials say they've been seeing a big up swing in enrollment in the past week. we spoke with the head of covered california who explained the penalty people will pay if they don't have coverage. >> if you decide you're going without coverage, then when you file taxes at the end of 2014, you're going to be charged $95 es or greater of your income. >> the process often takes longer than one online session to complete. those who start by midnight monday night will have two more weeks to finish their applications. ktvt.com has a special section devoted to the sign-up. just look for hot

patients the anesthetist had to cut the doctor and others joined earlier by dr said dr reddy from atlanta for more details you first asked her how this procedure is different from an induced coma like the one thing is on formula one driver michael schumacher now. the twenty she has a brain injury prevention of harm is often done to get to bring candidate. it's time to kill steal and love are talking here with this preservation with this totally new to me how did the same thing that slightly different obviously what we're doing here is trying to prevent further injury by israel showing of the body and a lower temperature to hear wheezing actually about fifty degrees fahrenheit and i to navigating the doctors a chance to repair a major injury to where we are in the andes connotation for helping the brain peeled carrot right and i sometimes read carol it's a gunshot wound to defend the principle that this new process but they seem really hasn't been really down to them. many exciting to read about what to say the injuries exactly is this procedure being used to act. to what the thing she has

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this week we started in atlanta. >> hotlanta. >> of course, we're on-line as well.find us anywhere. >> now we're going to do the perfect thing. i want to show a picture of you. >> okay. >> and you're going to have to remember the date. >> okay. all right? >> hope i can remember. oh, that was the opening of "staying alive." the john travolta movie. that was in july 11th of 1983. >> holy crap. >> wasn't it? no, no, no. >> i scan. people when they think they go up. when people with -- we go across. we scan. i see the whole year sort of present itself. 1983. it was july 11. from that picture -- >> what year? >> 1983. >> that's right. i wish i had a bell. she's really right. >> i'm really right. >> we don't embarrass guests on "way too early wroish ". >> that picture was in the calendar. it was also with sylvester stallone and his wife. from that i got johnny dangerously. >> do you still have this dress? >> i do. it's such a bad 1980s dress. i had a red one too. >> good 1980s hair, though. >> good 1980s hair. >> both working the bangs. anyway, this was great, and we'll h

i was recently in atlanta, georgia, and met the owner of a small advertising company, a guy named darien. he independently raised the wages of his workers to $10.10 an hour. but large companies, as well, costco and the gap -- they're choosing to pay their employees higher starting wages. a growing list of governors are also raising wages in their states the minimum wage. they join the president who raised the minimum wage for employees of federal contractors like the folks serving our troops meals on our bases. they're all doing this for a simple reason. raising the minimum wage will help hardworking people rise out of poverty. it's good for business. it's helpful to the overall economy. and there's one more important benefit. right now women make up more than half of the workers who would benefit from increasing the minimum wage. folks, a low minimum wage is one of the reasons why women in america make only 77 cents on a dollar that every man makes. but by raising the minimum wage, we can close that gap by 5%. and it matters. it matters to a lot of hardworking families, particularly mom

unfortunately, i have to inform you that bar andrew young was unable to leave his people home in atlanta it was two threatening for him to travel so ambassador young who was a constant champion of dr. martin luther king was emotional about missing this occasion. he hoped for an opportunity to talk about the sfakz of the movement and it's connection to the process shown p.i. by this sermon, however, mr. kings personal attorney one of his political advisory and for historical reasons he was a draft speech writer and one who helped him write the iconic i have a dream speech. he's a professor at the every time of the san francisco and a schooler at the martin luther king jr. at the university. doctor jones is here to puck pick up the mandala we welcome you to the podium (clapping.) >> thank you so very much. aefld i think the organizesers of this program are testing my skills i'm also a professor of the university of the san francisco on the art of speech writing so i find i've been limited to a short period of time. let me just say this (laughter) it is fitting in the naming of the bridge c

friday in atlanta. the hawks' owner said robin embodies what it means to be a champion and awarded her with the be greater award for her courage, spirit and philanthropy. robin was a -- with atlanta native and former hawks dominique wilkins who wore robin's 21 from her playing days at southeastern university. robin promised to make a $10,000 donation to the be the match organization if wilkins sank a three-pointer. this is a guy, he's a hall-of-famer in basketball. >> i know who he is. >> number two in all-time three-pointers. over 700 in his career. he missed. >> no. >> he missed. robin went ahead and made the donation anyway. >> yeah, i would think that she would do that. >> a lot of pressure there. >> her sister dorothy too. great. thanks, ron. >> thanks, ron. >>> listen to this. we are hearing for the first time from the thrill-seeking teenager who caused a major security breach at ground zero. he got through security at one world trade center and made his way all the way up to the spire. he and his

a flight to atlanta georgia from orlando, florida.he crew followed procedures we're told, declared an emergency. the plane was able to land, offload passengers without incident. since we have mary schiavo here, that is quite lucky to be in the air and to land. >> lucky on a couple fronts, because it is a 757. the engines are on the wings. on a plane with a tail-mounted engines, that could have been a fob that got into the engines and injured the blades and have been much more catastrophic. on the wing, the 57, they are very old planes. once a plane hits 20 years, it is supposed to have an aging aircraft protocol, meaning to pay tender, loving care to them. it is very fortunate the kind of plane it was. it was not very comfortable to the passengers on that side of the wing. it would have been a very strange site with the panel gone. you would have seen the parts, the struts. >> could have been a little disconcerting. >> it is good the parts and struts were working. they were able to land safely. >> that's right. >>> let's get back to o

a delta airlines flight from orlando to atlanta lost part of its wing while it was in the air.you can see a large panel missing from the wing. the plane landed safely yesterday at atlanta international airport. 179 passengers and six crew members were on board. - ♪ story of concord where right now investigators all will pass to rod are investigating a deadly hit- and-run accident. we'll take it to the scene live in just a few minutes. >>: and a new twist in the investig of missing a malaysian airlines flight 3 dels ahead. >>: and did you feel the chill in the air this morning. we're coming off a beautiful, warm weekend.with a breezy start to the week. the kron 4 morning news starts right now. good morning. it is monday. march 17th-- happy saint patrick's day everyone. im darya folsom and im mark danon. let's check with james fletcher for the weather. >>: it will be sunny but all in all its core to be a bit cooler than it was over the weekend. gusty winds as well. that's kind of the forecast for today. will break that down and did tell coming up in a bit. as for tomorrow sunday

you all know what i experienced in the atlanta va in the medical center in atlanta with regard to mental health and suicide. the inspector general released 40 health care inspections during the congress that's roughly three per month. veterans sacrificed so much already and served world class health care and nation's veterans face long delays in the scheduling appointmentings and accessing needed service. another is a backlog in claims, anne i know you are making progress. i know by 2015 we have goals that are terrific, but we have to deal not just with statistics, but actual effect of the lives of the verett raps and families. this work on reducing claims time and waste is critically important. 1.2 # million veterans wait today for a determination. that's a huge number, and it's way too many. on the issue of suicide, i want to address -- i want to thank robert immensely for three things. one, willingness to come to atlanta in the field hearing conducted in august and took two and a half hours of emotional, and i'm sure painful and to a certain extent information about the tragedy we had

a delta airlines plan lost part of its wings during a flight from orlando to atlanta over the weekend. take a look at the picture. you could see a large panel missing from the wings. the crew of delta flight 2412 reported the panel flew off while in flight yesterday. the plane landed safely and without incident at atlanta's hartsfield tracks international airport. 179 passengers and six crew members were on board. a delta spokeswoman said the plane is a boeing 757 but he cannot say how old aircraft industry officials are trying to determine what caused the panel to fly off. >>: plenty of things to talk about this morning at the office. we got the n.c.a.a. brackets and then there's make millions. kron4's jackets and so is live in milpitas this morning. >>: 1 and 10 trillion. those are the odds. that's a lot of zeros. plus it's a much easier to just pick six numbers is in it. >>: i know about that. it's their rolling over. things jacki. >>darya: that's what i'm saying is forget the brackets for the lottery. just go to work. more news on the kron4 morning nos. change is coming to uber. t