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

i have moved from atlanta to boston to d.c. and i think i had mail waiting at my home whenever i made my moves from harvard by the time i got there, by the time i relocated. so they know how to do that well. on my watch at morehouse, we have -- we are strengthening that. we are strengthening our advancement office in general, and our alumni outreach in particular. it is a priority. now, i haven't a know your current president at howard university. i think he is determined to make it a priority, too. this is something that we, as hbcu's, can do something about. i know that we have evidence of it at morehouse, and i know there is some evidence of it at howard so i think, christine, that the issue is leadership. and i think we have the right leadership in place right now to do something about it. host: fort lauderdale, florida. jonathan, you're up next. caller: yes, how are you doing? i actually have two comments. i know that at morehouse come you guys do a great job of stressing kings's legacy. what are you guys have a community

put atlanta on the map. columbia clings to it with more anger. isn't that -- is it that? who burned columbia? 150 years later, it depends on who you ask. theory -- thank you. [applause] >> thank you very much for those stimulating thoughts about that problem of deciding who lit the match. our next speaker is a wonderful historian who comes to us from massachusetts by way of texas california, the southwest. megan kate nelson is a writer and historian. she has written for the new york times. and for the civil war times. her phd in american studies comes from the university of iowa, and she has taught at texas tech university, harvard and brown. she has written two books. one you will find fascinating is "ruin nation: destruction and the american civil war." her other book was published in 2005. she is working on a third book. i am looking forward to that one. she is also the author of an interesting, slightly saucy blog called "historica." it examines the cool and weird ways people engage with history. please

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

or atlanta?> all right so let's say that you are a producer at a show of the real housewives of atlanta and you had to bring back one of the previous housewives who would you bring back? >> kim. >> if you could have dinner with anyone tonight, who would it be? >> i'm not a star struck kind of girl. i've been around everybody. i could see anybody and i would be like girl i ain't thinking about her. i don't know, you know, people like when you say i'll sit down with oprah. how about that. >> i love it. >> but she would have to be very open and let me drill her. >> last question is what is the most important lesson in reality tv. >> shut up and list mom! dear! announcer: visit aarp.org/caregiving for information on how to provide even better care for the person who once took care of you. ntation for crepe erase, a breakthrough targeted body treatment brought to you by trusted guthy renker, and featuring emmy award winning actress jane seymour, figure skating legend, dorothy hamill, and everyday wome

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

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

birmingham atlanta charlotte raleigh, richmond going to see the core of this event. we're just kind of on the fringe periphery in parts of our area. as we take look at ultimate doppler you can see the green to the south but take look the places that just don't have the equipment to handle all of that snow. ashville, atlanta moving toward huntsville, even birmingham alabama, looking at some mod are the to heavy snowfall right now and this moisture will eventually head in our direction. so by 10:00 o'clock when you're watching the fox 29 news at 10:00 we're looking at charlotte and raleigh dealing with that heavy know northern sections of the atlanta metro area, but for our area, by 4am it will start to move in from the chesapeake bay area into central and southern delaware. he can treatment south jersey. so by 6am we're looking at some snow it will be sticking here as well. so impacts to that thursday morning commute and then as we roll the clock ahead by 10:00 p.m. we're still looking at some of that snow once again south and east of i-95. mainly but where you see da

from tuesday to wednesday, 60s in atlanta. the nation's capital up to 55 degrees. new york, 40 degrees. we will take the mid-40s. guys. >> i'll take the 40s. a lot of wet walking in the streets. we have a lot of snow piled up. >>> 17 minutes past the hour. united airlines sending a strong warning to pilots after incidents involving four flights. a january 9th bulletin from united to pilots cited one flight that needed a last-second pull-up maneuver to avoid crashing. one had less fuel in reserves than required. united is ordering to double down on safety procedures. >>> the new york trial of the accused al qaeda terrorist nasir. the first time communications revealed between osama bin laden and his deputies with britain, russia and europe. he is representing himself at this trial. he denies all the charges. >>> the jury pool for the trial accused of the boston marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev will begin next week. it left three dead and hundreds injured. the prosecution and defense teams settling on a pool of 70 jurors which will be whittled down to 12 and 6 alter

and there may be an inch in some of the northern county but metro atlanta should miss this one.n't be surprised to have slick spots, but erring on the side of caution. >> especially as we saw what happened happen there last year. will give us a sense, if we can show people of what you and i were talking about earlier. just the weight of the snow and what that has done to some of the buildings especially where you were before in new hampshire. >> reporter: absolutely. there were two different roof collapses in new hampshire. we were on the scene of a roof collapse at a strip mall and even though they were buildings with brick facades and the captain had never seen anything like it, because we're talking about three consecutive weeks of heavy snowfall approaching a record season and certainly a record month for the boston area these roofs buckled and they caved in. 30 people were displaced at an apartment complex. there were several businesses that won't be opening up tomorrow or for quite some time and there's the concern, poppy, that as people are going back to work tomorrow int

let me take you to atlanta. this is a stunning picture. i have never in my lifetime seen a picture like this. what you're looking at is the downtown interstate 75 and 85. this is really getting towards downtown atlanta. absolutely no traffic. it's shut down because crews are investigating a suspicious package. both directions zero cars because of the suspicious package. never, ever ever have i seen this. this is like basically the times square of atlanta as far as the center of a city. it's not downtown. it's what they call midtown. as soon as we get more information, we'll bring it to you. this is just before rush hour. not fun for anyone trying to get around in the area. >>> in the meantime measles is on the rise in america. we'll tell you about the other diseases because parents will not vaccinate their children. >>> and whitney houston's daughter found facedown in a bathtub. we'll talk to don lemon. >>> and undrafted, can you believe, but today he's been hailed the hero of the super bowl the man who trained malcolm butler. [ male annou

atlanta, winter weather advisory in place. working on into columbia and charlotte with sleet and ice in the next couple days. if your travel plans take you east of dallas and to atlanta, that is where the first bout of wintry weather with ice. notice you get to the western mountains of north carolina and we are talking significant snow accumulations. some snow is possible and if you are heading to arkansas or north carolina, that is the most likely area for heavy snowfall. >> thanks pedram. >>> some explosive newly leaked cables indicate some discrepancy between what israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu talked about the iran nuclear regulations and the service telling them. the source of the cables is coming from south africa. we have cnn's nic robertson with the latest for us. >> reporter: you have documented leaked to thetal jazeera network. the memo that was sent to the south african intelligence agency. in september of 2012 benjamin netanyahu made a speech at the u.n. where he outlined how quickly iran was trying to b

ash southern portions of atlanta could have none.rthern portion could have 4 inches so they're right on that line. >> i'll tell you what if they get those 2, 3, 4 inches the commute in from northern atlanta is going to be absolutely brutal. >> oh, yeah. yeah. >> all right. thank you so much, bill. >>> well, he's been busy lately but jon stewart finally weighing in on vice president biden's touchy-feely moment with the wife of a man who runs the most powerful military in the world. we'll get mr. stewart's take, next. would you be willing to give up sharing your moments? sacrifice streaming all night long? is it okay to drop a connection, when you need it most? if you're not on the largest, most reliable network, what are you giving up? verizon. to talking about that wonderful moment touching moment of course between the new secretary of defense's wife and himself. let's get the latest from mr. hollywood himself, louis bergdorf. louis, welcome back! >> thank you, joe. good to be here. we all remember last week when vice president biden

and tonight a new winter storm warning has just been issued for atlanta just to our south. lester? >> gabe thanks. al roker is braving the freeze out at the mall in washington. al in a typical winter we get breaks behind this weather. where are those breaks? >> reporter: we're stuck in this one pattern and it's not going anywhere anytime soon. we get a little bit of a break today, or tomorrow as far as the arctic air. look at what's happening. we've got another arctic front pushing in ahead of the temperatures slightly cooler. but behind it anywhere from 20 to 30 degrees below average. the lows by thursday morning for the great lakes to the northeast 10 to 20 degrees below average. highs on thursday only get up into the teens from buffalo to portland. down to cincinnati into the 20s. you can see winter storm watches, warnings and advisories from texas all the way to the carolinas, including atlanta. you can see dallas rain and snow winter weather advisories until noon tomorrow as we move to the east atlanta is going to be under, as gabe mentioned, another storm warning with two to

high temperatures in atlanta at 44 degrees. should make it to the mid-30s at the nation's capital. .50 inch should come down in new york city. to answer your question of when it will warm up across the south and across the country. tuesday and wednesday, 60s and 70 in atlanta. the nation's capital up to 50. at this point, we will take the mid-40s in new york. >> we will take the mid-40s. pedram thanks. >>> united airlines sending a strong warning to pilots after frightening incidents with four flights. january 9th bulletin from united to pilots cited one flight that needed a last-second pull-up ma maneuver to avoid crashing. united is ordering pilots right now to increase their safety procedures. >>> at the new york trial of accused terrorist nasir, federal prosecutors revealing communications with osama bin laden and deputies to plan terror attacks in britain and europe and russia. planning attacks in manchester england. he is representing himself at the trial. >>> the jury pool for the boston marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev

our coverage continues with john vause and rosemary church at the cnn center in atlanta. goodnight. >>> hello, and welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. i'm john vause. >> and i'm rosemary church. coming up this hour violence exploding in ukraine as the u.s. considers sending arms to the region. >>> measles outbreak the head scratching decision not to vaccinate children. >>> plus frozen and slippery in the northeastern united states. >>> the united states is now considering providing weapons from the ukrainian troops battling pro-russians in the east. this comes as donetsk announced a drive to recruit 100 new fighters. [ gunfire ] >> at the same time, rebels and troops exchange fire. >> it's by no means a done deal but the pressure is mounting. michelle kosinski has more from the white house. >> reporter: you look at russian aggression in ukraine, the violence the russian heavy weaponry and personnel crossing the border and only increasing over the last few months despite sanctions and the threat of more. so now comes this consideration at

in fact in atlanta this just popped up live on the air. started to post 101 minute delay, that's over an hour and a half in atlanta because of that mixed precipitation. we'll be right back. >> ♪♪ hey, honey? huh? oh, you caught me daydreaming. dreaming about a salt water bedroom aquarium? i am, actually. with exotic fish? yeah! and a giant star fish? how can you tell? you've been staring at the new instant game from the pennsylvania lottery. right. $300,000 buried treasure. with 10 top prizes of $300,000. (announcer) want to see your dream come to life? you could scratch your way to instant winning. the pennsylvania lottery. bring your dreams to life. >> there are lot of overnight updates to important news stories that we've been following for you so here with all of that we have erin o'hearn live at the big board with the six things you need know. good morning. >> good morning today. the department homeland security shut down is growing increasing the likely. with lawmakers fighting over funding for the u.s. agency amid a bitter standoff

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

moving from denver to atlanta to the northeast. >>> and the american sniper trial.e accused killer knew exactly what he was doing. >> and the kidnapped victim how they got to her. >>> and the warning to hospitals across the country. >>> and robin roberts with neil patrick harris tonight. the big reveal about magic. and hugh jackman is here with advice for the host.

. >> like this one in atlanta. a fedex driver died after colliding with the bus.ay in texas. in providence rhode island traffic came to a standstill on the interstate there after a car hit a fedex truck. here in california memorial marks where a fedex driver hit and killed a father in brentwood. and in orange county a driver of a big rig died after colliding with a staaled fedex truck on the freeway. the investigative unit discovered all of these accidents are missing from the d.o.t.'s accident database. the possible reasons, law enforcement never reported the crash. miscoded the accident report or recorded the wrong d.o.t. number. >> it starts out with the initial officer who investigates the collision. he's required to collect all that data. >> capital brandon johnson is the commander of the commercial vehicle unit in california. the california highway patrol investigated the two crashes in orange county and brentwood. >> so the bottom line was it some type of human error when you're looking at why those accidents weren't reported? >> it was human error. what ha

atlanta, charlotte at 8, raleigh at 9. you know the south.a day's worth of nothing going on. >> i lived, obviously, close to birmingham for a very long time and was born in atlanta and still remember whenever we got ice or a little bit of snow it would shut the place down. i was on the north side of town too. if you get 5, 6 inches of snow up there it's going to be a long and ugly commute. if you commute at all. >> all right, bill thank you so much. for more bad news. mr. sunshine. appreciate it. >>> still ahead on "morning joe." the congressman can't stay out of the headlines. he made headlines about his lavish office decor. now there are massages private jets, and who may be paying for it? it may be you. hey, gracie... you know how our family has... daddy and mommy... and me! yeah, that's right. pretty soon... you're going to have a baby brother. ♪ ♪ and... a puppy. ♪ ♪ [ chuckles ] deal. ♪ ♪ huh, fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybody knows that. well, did you know pinocchio was a bad motivationa

>> i forgot about your atlanta hawks. >> my atlanta hawks. >> they lost by 30 first game after the all-star unbelievable. it's a team that has just languished for years. >> it's a fun time. >> exactly. they are doing better now. i think unfortunately they will go across the deep south -- >> it's a miserable winter. >> it's ugly. >> dallas could get thunder sheet. it's a thunderstorm that is cold enough at the ground on get sleet. >> don't tell cantore. >> cantore is in dallas. >> will he scream again? seriously? he scared my dog. he that is to stop. >> we will see how it goes. schools were cancelled in texas areas, snow? little rock it's the deep south's turn to deal with the misery and it will get worse rather than better. 600 flights are cancelled in the dallas fort worth airport. and the wind chills every week dealing with negative 27, chicago thegnegative 21, and don't be fooled by this morning. it's colder this afternoon and tomorrow, it will be 5 or 3 in new york again tomorrow morning. >> oh, my gosh. >> we are late now, it's late february. it's time to turn the page. >> an expire cr

i'm going to be in atlanta tomorrow, and they're closed on sundays. yes. >> live from atlanta tomorrow, by the way. >> that's right. we're very excited about that. thank you, rob. >>> coming up, the race car rip-off. who stole the pricey set of wheels right before a big nascar event? >>> and e!'s "fashion police" will have to round up a new co-host. why kelly osbourne is leaving the show up ahead in "pop news." >> oh, wow. ." ow up ahead in "pop news." introducing preferred rewards from bank of america the new banking rewards program that rewards our customers, every day. you'll get things like rewards bonuses on credit cards... extra interest on a savings account... preferred pricing on merrill edge online trades and more... across your banking and investing get used to getting more. that's the power of more rewarding connections. that's preferred rewards from bank of america. introducing new flonase allergy relief nasal spray, now available over the counter in full prescription strength. when we breathe in allergens our bodies react by over-producin

sixers coming back from down 21 in atlanta, fourth quarter three in change to go. luke, how about the shot, ties it at 81. under three to go. michael carter williams to nerlens noel, sixers take their first lead of the game. but they only scored two points over the final 2:51. team not so sharp either. wide opened for three. dennis schroder sixers lose 91-85. >>> australian open women's final and serena williams she's walking away with more than just flowers facing maria sharapova down under and under the the weather. sick serena still does not cough it up, match point, how about the ace. serena becomes the oldest player to win the australian open at 33. look at her willing crazy. she won 19 grand slams only steffi graf has won more. >>> with those holiday credit card bills due this month who could not use a little extra money especially you are a college kid. check this out a university of virginia student trying to hit a half court hot shot for 18g's. tyrone willis, with $18,000 in tuition money after playing espn college game day half court challenge. how about

. >>> a bizarre sight in atlanta. a major highway completely deserted shut down just before the evening rush. police say they got word that -- you see it there -- a tube-shaped object was attached to an overpass on what's called the downtown connector. the bomb squad moved in, detonated the object but it backed up traffic for miles. >>> monica lewinsky ended ten years of silence about her affair with former president bill clinton in a magazine article published last summer. her essay for "vanity fair" focused on the culture of public humiliation. it earned her an award nomination from the american society of magazine editors. lewinsky was at the awards ceremony last night where abc's david muir was the host. >> i know it's a cliche, but i really am honored and humbled to have been nominated, especially alongside the caliber of such incredible other writers in my category and to be here with such amazing people in the room. so it's great. >> lewinsky lost the award to a longtime writer for "the new yorker," but we may

more snow and ice from dallas to atlanta. cars and trucks pinballing off slick gripping 27 states. temperatures even lower than last week. the latest from accuweather. >>> breaking now, night light. the mystery object speeding low across the sky. was it a meteor or something else? >>> breakthrough radical new advice for parents hoping to prevent deadly peanut allergies in kids. could eating peanuts actually prevent peanut allergies? >>> on fire the burger that burns with every bite. is this the hottest hamburger on earth? >>> good tuesday morning. i'm ryan smith. t.j. holmes is on assignment. >> i'm reena ninan. we begin with the extreme conditions more arctic air for dozens of states. >>> among the hundreds skidding and sliding was this jet in the dallas/ft. worth airport. it slipped and got stuck in grass overnight. >> there's more of the same in store for a part of the country that rarely sees winter weather like this. our coverage begins with abc's susan saulny. >> reporter: a 2,000-mile behemoth of a winter storm is blasting arctic air from denver to dallas california to the c

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

mike scott from uva, atlanta pulls away and wins 105-96. the maryland terrapins have lost a lot of their mojo lately. the terrapins have been sloppy with turnovers and slow to the 50/50 balls. college park, penn state at maryland. mellow, head to does wells swoosh the energizer. start to put away. but penn state was relentless. maryland with another gut check. wells, eight of 10, 23 points, 5-6 from the line. nearly beats penn state. a huge week for georgetown. against providence in the phone booth. he is a difference maker. the friars come back and take the lead late. here is georgetown, the final seconds, needing the three for the win. comes back out no good, 74-71 the final, providence beats georgetown. the patriot center, fairfax, va, vcu at george mason. 26-19, how about that, george mason. after intermission, vcu took charge. the steel, starts the bus, down 95 south they go. vcyu wins by 12. march madness is several weeks away, but syracuse is already the first team out. they have a self-imposed postseason ban in response to an ncaa i

get towards atlanta, two to four a possibility, especially north of town.o the carolinas, western mountains of north carolina on into say, northern north carolina could easily pick up a foot of accumulation. but dallas, here's what you have in store for you throughout the morning into the early afternoon hours. notice the temperatures want to hover right around the freezing mark. so yes, the flakes will be large. they're going to be wet. and it's going to be slushy into the afternoon hours. it will warm up into the 40s as we head into late afternoon and evening hours. so melting certainly going to be occurring there. here you go a pretty narrow band of snowy weather across the northern portions of the southern united states. and the storm system quickly skirts off the eastern seaboard. not much left for the northeast. good news for you, but unfortunately northerly flow back behind the system brings in your temperatures down pretty quickly. so washington you go from the 40s down into the low to mid-30s in new york. enjoy it. 36 you'll have to take it. it's g

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so it will be continuing even atlanta looking at minus 11. but orlando, dipping into the freezing point. so do bunld will up. some dangerous situations here. if you have to stay outside, you shouldn't be. these temperatures make it very easy for hypothermia and frostbite. here aacross the street bigger picture, the high pressure system is responsible for that cold. any precipitation does turn white. so we're likely to see five sent meeters in lower mississippi valley and 45 sent meters across the rockies. and then again we're now talking about a couple of storm systems that are slamming into australian konld nent. it is somewhere here. and these systems are brewing. we can see the clear eyewall making its way into queensland. this is marchia. some call it the moving beast. we're looking at some storm surge on dangerous level. that could even get heavier on your saturday. and then another system that is pulling into the top end, that has downgraded. so good news i can give you is that these two systems are actually on a weakening trend. but st

estÁn tomando, adelante cuÉntanos. >> efectivamente estamos en el norte del Área metropolitana de atlantan las zonas de probable afectaciÓn y movilizado camiones para aplicar, sal en las principales autopistas la patrulla ha desplegado a oficiales para dar respuesta a todos los accidentes que ocurran muy las principales vÍas y departamento recursos naturales tambiÉn tiene equipos de trabajo para ayudar en la remociÓn de escombros, como decÍa desde las 15:00 pm no ha parado de nevar se espera que la a lo crÍtico sea alrededor de las 20:00 pm en los primeros minutos del jueves el estado de emergencia estarÁ hasta las 14:00 pm del jueves, seguiremos informando hasta el momento lo que tenemos regresamos con ustedes a los estudios. >> muchas gracias jorge de atlanta. >> el mala tiempo tambiÉn causÓ caos en manni, mÁs de 40 vehÍculo se estrellaron entre sÍ, el choque en cadena incluyÓ en choque en cadena. >> hoy en venezuela uno grupo de madres y estudiantes pidieron el papa francisco jorge mario bergoglio que intervenga para devolver la paÍs al paÍs, sin embargo, los problemas siguen se report

there ismi into louisiana, that will trk toward atlanta and then get closer to us by this time tomorr morning. already have some winter weather advisories out for st. mary county king george frederic. far south of ther winter stm watch out. winter s warning for southern virginia and into the caroli storm w be passing to on you south. white zo ie snow arriving maybe around 4:00 to 5:00 tomorrow morning. a little bit of light snow for the metro area. darker colors here is where it may be coming down a little bit harder.mary's, northe the 9:00 a.m., still light falling in the metro area. by noon a lot of that snow tracks off to the east and most of it will be over 2:00 in ineing a race to an inch. flurrieso the north. much of the metro area maybe up to an inch. p 1 to 3 inches for the northern neck and far southern maryland. and then as we get into friday afternn highs reaching near 30 and maybe a passing flurry and still cold again saturday. sunday though, back to near 40 mayb rain on monday and tuy with highs in the 40s. melissa re thousandw looking at an okay commute. >>> still have s

gabe gutierrez, nbc news, atlanta. >> here's the part where we hold our breath. the forecast, meteorologist dylan dreyer is in boston. first of all it's hard to imagine what 100 inches of snow looks like. but i have a feeling you're going to show us. >> reporter: i'm going to show you, lester. because we have picked up 101.8 inches in boston. we had to break out a 2 x 4 to tell you just how much snow that is. all we need is six more inches for this to be the snowiest winter ever on record. but tonight we are focused on the snow well south of here all the way down from mississippi over into the carolinas. that's where we're seeing the heaviest snow right now. it's going to remain heavy through the night with washington, d.c. picking up a couple of inches by early tomorrow morning. but our jackpot area for snow this time around looks to be in northern north carolina up into virginia. from raleigh to norfolk, that's where we could end up with 9 to 12 inches of snow overnight. then behind this system we're looking at the next arctic air mass to work its way in. fargo

cape may county, atlanta county. then again it moves out. and there's a chance a pretty good chance of at least 2 inches of snow in those areas that we just showed you. a lower chance as we head toward philadelphia. sheena will have new information and we'll update on that at 11:00. partly cloudy and very cold. 18 for a low in philadelphia. 8 north and west. not as brutal as this morning. sunny, not as frigid tomorrow. highs in the mid-30s. it's still way below average. but it's the warmest day of the week. there's the morning snow. south and east on thursday. needs to be watched. and then another bitter cold blast coming friday and saturday. a wetter pattern sunday, monday and tuesday with chances for rain and snow. >>> i'm john clark live in florida. hear from ryne sandberg on his loud and clear speech to the team and how good does ryan howard look? it's all next. [ female announcer ] business travel isn't just about the going. it's also about the going home. and being connected all along the way. whether you're working or recharging do bu

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yes, snow in atlanta. they could see 1 to 3 inches in parts of their region parts of georgia under a winter storm warning, same as us. no snow around 10:00 a.m. you can get some things done early in the morning hours but here comes the snow back to the west. this is where we'll start back towards cumberland romney shenandoah valley. by 1:00 just about everybody in our area seeing the snow and it's going to be coming down fairly heavily. with these cold temperatures lit stick immediately to the roadways. i think things are going to go downhill in a hurry as far as the roads are concerned. the snow's going to last in the a through about 5:00 then we'll start to mix with the ice and the rain down to the south. so the snow to the north then ice and rain and this is where things really get tricky. then we move the just all rain tomorrow night. that should help the roads just a little bit. and that rain continues to come in. we could see a lot of rain maybe up to an inch of rain out of this storm too. so as i me

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

atlanta now is becoming lease and rental. >> atlanta georgia is a city that was gutted by the foreclosure crisis. six years after the crash, many residents here are still at risk of losing their homes. since 2008 almost 5 million u.s. homes have been lost to foreclosure. now, there are nearly two million more homeowners who are on the brink. >> eighteen years. over 18 years you've worked and poured your heart into where you live to make the house a home that you're children have grown up in. your memories are here. what do we do? we fight. >> tammy doe was fighting to keep her home of nearly two decades when it was foreclosed on and sold to a new owner at auction. >> they don't wanna hear nothing you have to say. they just feel like you just in this position because you refused to pay your mortgage. no that's not the reason. >> she believes the foreclosure was illegal, but to prove it - and win back her home - is an uphill battle. when we met, she was on the verge of eviction. >> you know people say the america dream is to own your own home and to have something to leave for your children

but atlanta really shot well from the floor.mmates around. >>> 12th ranked stanford in red at arizona state. emotion behind this one. the cardinals only lost at one to the sun devils. yeah, so here is lili thompson. here came the sun devils inside. quinn dornstouter, the destroyer. but they did not score the last five-and-a-half minutes of the game. stanford's last chance to win. briana riverson. arizona state won 53-52. >>> ken norton jr. formerly with the 49ers now the defensive coordinator for the oakland raiders. time for the top five. louisville strengthening coach. yeah. all that screaming. oh man. number four, torey pines. this ever happen to you? this is at the 18th. a double bogey. seven. so number three. loni, six, seven, four, ten. no football experience. byu? signed them on the spot. yeah. number two, indiana, solomon hill. to the rock. stopped cleveland's 12-game win streak. >> the screen and the drive. >> and at number one, thunder, pelicans, tied. anthony davis! hero! new orleans won the game 116- 113. >> oh my. >

what is happening in atlanta?t's not really good when you combine snow and -- >> major problems that was the case about a year ago. >> it will shut everything down. >> you getting tired of the story? i am as well. the crime rates across major cities have plummeted. >> silver lining. >> however, when everything falls out, people -- >> the thieves like to be warm. >> in new york city actually 12 consecutive days until last week. they went 12 consecutive days without a single homicide. attributing -- contributing to cold air. cold silver lining. absolutely. here the national perspective you see about everyone on the eastern half even cross portions of, say, the four corner states eastward exceptions are california and working back toward the west coast. florida, working back to the west coast in california. and parts of, say, wyoming into montana seeing temperature at or above average. the end result when you have this much cold air in place, the great lakes, 8 .4% covered in ice. this time last year it was only 67%.

i have some southern roots in atlanta in particular.ch shut down after snow and sleet. state employees told to work from home rather than risk the morning's icy roads. >> hundreds of flights from atlanta have been cancelled. it is not just the southeast with weather problems. here's abc's steve osunsami. >> look at a what happened in maine where drivers are used to the snow. >> everyone running in to each other and turned in to a big mess. >> 70-car pileup shut down interstate 95. it looked like a junk yard and 17 people were hospitalized. >> we were down to probably 25 or 30 miles an hour when i hit the minivan. i just told him to brace himself. >> reporter: across parts of the south, they panic when there's just one snowflake, and inches are falling. >> it was slushy but now it's slick. >> reporter: governors and mayors across the region are shaking their fists at the storm telling families to stay off the roads. >> we are trying to make sure we don't have folks trapped on the highways between 4:00 to 8:00 because at that point we can

she was born and raised here in atlanta. stanford undergraduate and at m.i.t., to masters -- two masters and a phd. she will be coming to atlanta virtually to be on the faculty of georgia tech. she will be influencing the stem division at morehouse, with emphasis on engineering. and we are very happy about that. and i am certainly proud of that. host: we are running to the end of the segment, serve you can make your statement or question quickly. caller: yes, my question was about what he was saying about the from of action. first of all, i'm a democrat. i was born in 1953, but i like -- but affirmative action had -- has done more damage. the on the, i have two sisters here graduated from fam u. and a friend of mine who graduated from morehouse college. out of all those people, the one argument we have had with each other is that i grew up as a block mason, a brick mason, and i sent money to some of these colleges. but out of all of them, they don't send anything to them. they don't support these colleges. guest: ok. i want