>> reporter: "preachers of atlanta." a lot of people would say, boy, this feels more like "real housewives" than "real preachers." >> people put pastors up on a pedestal like we have the perfect life. i think the show allows people to see that, you know what, we go through the same stuff. and we're going to get through and we're going to show you how to get through it. >> reporter: kimberly popier is here to give you life. she's senior pastor at church of the harvest south of the city. >> you this ain't a church for tired folk! >> reporter: she leads a flock of over 300 people. she says she's doing the show to spread the message of jesus even wider. >> i don't want people that already know jesus. i'm trying to get people that don't know jesus that would never walk in a church. it is about me loving you so much that it convinces you to live right and give god a chance. so that's why i do it. >> i heard that you sometimes minister in a tutu. >> i do. i think that tutu is happen like, whoa! crazy, get outside your box. >> r

the ridiculous insanity that is "love and hip-hop in atlanta." it's not something many residents here are proud of. even as we secretly chuckle that it's entertaining. >> atlanta's off the chain! >> reporter: this newest reality series featuring this fine city and another mostly black cast might seem like more of the same. but leave it to television to make it big and different. all of the characters showing out are men and women of the cloth. >> god is going to heal your heart! >> reporter: "preachers of atlanta." this feels more like "real housewives" than "real preachers." >> people put pastors up on a pedestal like we have the perfect life. i think the show allows people to see that, you know what, we go through the same stuff. and we're going to get through it. and we're going to show you how to get through it. >> reporter: kimberly popier is here to give you life. she's senior pastor at church of the harvest south of the city. >> you this ain't a church for tired folk! >> reporter: she leads a flock of over 300 people. she says she's doing

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i told her her first operating toget to iowa submitted atlanta was $18,000 and $20. for the entire campaign. you have to marvel at present-day budgets. including the 2008 campaign manager for obama beginning in iowa for limiters. for everyone coordinator for every 24 precincts. two staff salaries at national headquarters level would have outlay.ur entire iowa if we get campaign spending discussions, i would be interested to learn what george h.w. bush spent in iowa in 1980 with their old successful campaign, or mitt romney in 2008, compared to mike huckabee 's outlay again in 2012. contrast between past and current campaigns in the democratic party is the jefferson jackson day event then and now. the carter campaign may have been the first to truly capitalize on the event. i am not certain that this event does not loom large in the account of their campaign. a giant bull's-eye for me and my staff. it gave our committee members a specific project to focus on. there was a des moines register straw poll in the works in any longshot should have a strategy for that. and t

when you look at atlanta, atlanta is a city that is really thriving, because we have made it inclusive financially. embarrass akali care , whentlanta, bill rogers we were trying to keep dr. king's papers and atlanta, shirley franklin went to him and said we have to have $34 million, and got it. , but we have ak civil rights museum and we have dr. king's papers there because of an active relationship andeen the whole community access to capital. i know some people don't like wall street, but in atlanta, we like wall street. [laughter] because maynard jackson told us how to go to wall street and get money and build an airport, and we have an have put $14we .illion in , butng aaa bond ratings last year that airport generated $38 billion worth of economic activity and generated 400,000 jobs, and there are about 35% or 40% of that jobs and wealth is managed by people of color and women who were also locked out of the economy before maynard jackson became mayor, so an inclusive economy grows. milliongrown from 1.5 to 6 million, so we want everybody else to go somewhere else and use capitalis

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here you go, mark, a video clip out of atlanta. this is snow that is falling in atlanta. it looked pretty tranquil, but, frank, how do they do with snow in atlanta, georgia? >> you get delayed for a few hours. >> or a few days. so they're getting snow just to the north of downtown atlanta. closer to home, st. marks school, all the kids waving, saying hi for career day. another great ice sculpture. wildwood in euclid, and finally, this beautiful cardinal landing. >>> even though we're not being affected directly by this blizzard that's moving across the country, a lot of travel plans have been affect. >> how many of you out there, raise your hand, have a off to college in these impacted areas? as close as ohio university, they're under a winter storm warning. just barely missing us. that's good news. a live look at downtown akron. quiet weather there. cloudy skies. can't rule out an isolated flurry across ohio during the overnight but here is the main band of snow. southern ohio, knoxville and nashville, the virginias getting pounded. that is the heavy snow. they could see

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the saints sneak out of atlanta with a 20-17 win. the falcons finish 8-8 after starting the season 5-0. >> really had high expectations about the way we would finish as a club. for us to not have that today, there were a number of good things over the last couple weeks that i couldn't have been more pleased about. the effort was on point. they play really hard. that part i am proud of. if we can get our football exactly like, when we are going after it, that is when we will be at our best. marc: a scary moment for shaq lawson. ring a sack of baker mayfield, win, lawson said he was ok, just a sprained mcl. tonight, the tiger never reports a sprained mcl. it is a good prognosis for one defense. we should hear more tomorrow afternoon during dabo swinney's conference call. kirby smart continues to build his staff in athens. three new coaches in georgia. wide receiver coach coming from running backs. backs. a little history in columbia, a win by the south carolina women moves them to 13-0. the gamecock men's team is already there. 26-0 wo

system in atlanta.and actually was a conversation with king that she had where she talked to king about the plight of domestic workers. and she told king, somebody needs to organize these workers and king told her what you need to do it. so that's why she decided to start this organization in atlanta. so i think the question of being african-american was absolutely central to the racial politics of a application was at the center of the movement. their involvement in the civil rights movement was a basis for how and why they begin to organize so absolutely. you now and in terms of your other point about how the occupation was declining is absolutely true and that's the backdrop for how and why i think they were able to be successful because a number women in the occupation was increasing in the course of the 1960s and 1970s. at that ever many predictions in the early 70s that this occupation would disappear, that impact domestic workers would be replaced by appliances and daycare centers and things like

in the second quarter back comes , atlanta. ryan hits devonta freeman in the front corner of the end zone. the falcons take a 17-14 lead to the break. 4th quarter, all square at 17. a bad time for matt ryan to throw an interception. saints set up with perfect field position, and they take advantage of it. a field goal at the buzzer wins it for new orleans. the saints sneak out of atlanta with a 20-17 win. the falcons finish 8-8 after starting the season 5-0. shortly after clemson clinched a berth in the national championship game, head coach dabo swinney hugged former quarterback tajh boyd, thanked him for his help in building a foundation for clemson's current success. i caught up with the former tiger all-american after the >> can't be more proud of this team. they all put a lot in to it. it's been great to watch, to see what they have done, it is tremendous. ultimately, they could win four championships in the next 10 years, and that's because of the shortcomings, the failures. you can't succeed without the failures. to see

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look at atlanta. a lot of folks moved down to atlanta from up north to avoid the winter. that doesn't cut it. 35 right now in atlanta. 25 in nashville. they're not expecting to get above freezing for at least another 48 hours in nashville. 35 in charlotte and 46 in myrtle beach and jacksonville right now is 54. compared to that, we're doing a whole lot better than that. our readings are at 58 degrees from sanford to orlando, out to leesburg, still 59 in the villages. beach, 58. 57 at the cape. in melbourne right now, 58 degrees. the water vapor loop tells the story of how dry things are. you see the orange and the dark colors. we've got dry air from atlanta to memphis. you have to go back up to wichita, way back to the north and west to come up with any big moisture going on. down south in miami into the keys, that's where our moisture was scoured away to. tonight there may be a thin veil of clouds at high levels but there's no low-level moisture and no low-level cloud cover and no chance for rain tonight or tomorrow. what we're dealing with by wednesday morning is anothe

just in time for rush hour in atlanta, moderate rain moving into atlanta. otherwise, patches of rain, fairly light precipitation. all liquid precipitation right now. eventually, it will make its way in the form of freezing rain or light freezing rain or light freezing drizzle. it will be fairly light precipitation, not expecting a freezing drizzle. a trace too may be a couple hundredths is about it. that will ice up on the trees and the roads. it does not take that a trace of freezing rain or freezing drizzle on the roads to make it very slippery. be careful if you are traveling. the freezing rain advisory start at midnight tonight and goes until 10:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. in the upstate, a live shot on top of paris mountain. still snow on the ground. here is downtown greenville. you can see the lights. mostly cloudy right now, precipitation will come in later this evening. temperature starting to cool down with precipitation in the mountains. otherwise, a northeastern georgia, 53 in toccoa, not too bad. 47 in dillard come upper 40's in clayton, everybody

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there was one woman in atlanta who wrote a free press in the city bus in the city of atlanta handed outleaflets talking to women and encouraged them to come out to a meeting so it's an interesting way to talk about how the labor organizing is transformed when you look at the domestic work it moves away from the workplace and into the public sphere. >> it is amazing when you consider that most domestic workers were excluded from that panoply of legislation that began in the 1930s, so even earlier they were not protected by the protected labor organizations, they were not included in the social security act of 1935 they were excluded from the fair standards labor act. how did it manage to get themselves covered by these acts? >> of the exclusion is interesting because it reveals the way that it was constructed different from other kinds of work because it was worth it to place in the home because the workforce was largely african-american and so it becomes a different kind of leader, that's not recognized and that's not valued in the same way other kinds of work is valued and women organi

. >> decenas de familias de activistas proinmigrantes protestaron hoy en atlanta exigiendo fin de detencionesportaciones. >> mientras hoy 22 salvadoreÑos detenidos en estados unidos lograron una primera victoria luego que autoridades de inmigraciÓn aceptaran revisar sus casos y detener temporalmente sus deportaciones, tenemos cobertura de esta noticia pero antes otros titulares del dÍa. >> antÍdoto contra trump, los que no quieran oÍr o ver al candidato republicano trump tienen una nueva herramienta para eliminarlo en internet. >> por una dieta saludable estados unidos da a conocer nueva guÍa para comer bien y evitar enfermedades crÓnicas y sobrepeso, si deja los postres va por buen camino. >> soÑar no cuesta nada, millones quieren ganar el power ball, tenemos ideas de quÉ comprar con los casi 700 millones de dÓlares del premio gordo. >> este es "noticiero telemundo" con josÉ dÍaz balart y maria celeste. >> buenas tardes, a medida que se acerca el fin de semana crece la preocupaciÓn de miles de indocumentados en estados unidos pues temen caer en una nueva ronda de redadas y detenciones del se

look at all this moisture atlanta. john: look at this, thunderstorms moving into georgia and heading to atlanta. we may not see the lightning strikes, but as the band moves across the area, late this afternoon, we will be cold enough that we will be around the freezing mark with moderate the upstate. that will put us to around one quarter of an inch to half an inch of ice on the trees. we will continue to have more freeze instantly. chris: combine that with strong wind and this could d ve gusty wind. thg in four hours and on either side, snow on the and a mix in front. john: we cannot stress enough, the worst is yet to come. if you do not have to get out, stay home and we will keep you updated.gabby: thank you very much. unfortunately, there are many power outages to report. we went to show you the numbers. energy. in greenville county, 7718 outages reported. 919 in spartanburg county. nigel: in pickens county, 900 22 outages reported as well. blue ridge electric. anderson and greenville with almost 1500 in greenville.

greg: you are looking at the skyline of atlanta. rosanna and i have both lived in atlanta. i lived on 14th street. cynthia bailey. you can see her on the real housewives of atlanta. day new york." >> we are freezing. not coming to new york cold. we are thinking a lot of rain in atlanta. too much rain. rosanna: a lot going on. the season has started. it is already in the can for you. >> i know what i shot did you know what i mean. it just kind of member inns. i had a couple of incidents. on a certain boat. lots of drinking on the boat. thing. drink because the kind of flu since you up. >> i do not think it hurts to drink beard they are not pushing out call on us. [laughter] greg: cynthia, we will get to the classes in a second. you were born and raised in alabama. you became a very successful supermodel. >> i was discovered in a pageant. i did not win. i was actually hong kong cleaned of my high school. >> a model scout here in new york city. i did not win the pageant, but i kind of want. rosanna: you are married. i was googling you. your husband is coming up. whether you ar

atlanta is getting rain right now. they are expected to see snow and ice later tonight.he has made that call fairly early, which is smart on his move. charlotte seems very prepared. they have had people out all morning long, snowplows heading up and down, people blowing the snow off of the streets. transportation is still open here, we're not sure for how long. but it seems like everyone has got their act together at this point, but the big issue is these power outages, and keeping people off of the road. i mean four people already dead here in north carolina today. >> all right. let's hope they can get handle on all of that. robert, thank you. >>> blizzard warnings go into effect in washington, d.c. this afternoon as the snow storm moves up any east coast. the storm will be potentially crippling for the washington and baltimore areas with up to two feet of snow expected. officials are urging residents to stay off of the road. taxis will charge an additional $15 per ride. mike viqueira is live for us in washington. so, mike, two feet of snow. what is it like right now? a

it will continual from atlanta through d.c. ice is the major issue. snow can be removed, but when you have ice, you just can't do anything, you lose power, electricity a big issue. people are stocking up on food down here, just not quite sure, you know, exactly how long this is going to go. the forecasts say through tomorrow night there will be snow and sleet here, but in the meantime, you know, people are just hunkering down here. this doesn't happen very often, but it does occur. we remember a few years ago, the big size snowstorm and snowstorm that hit atlanta and charlotte crippled all the interstate. >> i remember that atlanta had a tough time because it didn't have the equipment necessary to clear the snow. this storm we saw it coming. what else has charlotte and surrounding areas done to prepare for the eventuality that they could lose electricity and need to continue to clear snow and ice off the roads? >> well, that's a big thing and the governor here in north carolina has come out this morning and has made sure that we're not going to see th

look at the size of that stretching from atlanta and you're right about atlanta, last year or the year before people got stranded and some people spent 24 hours in their cars but who is getting hit the worst right now? i know it hasn't started. >> d.c. will still probably be the worst and on up into west virginia picked up 12 to 14 inches but the precursor snow. this is probably coming to d.c. 31 inches of snow and that's plus or minus five or six. if you go plus six, all of a sudden you're at 37 inches of snow. minus six, okay. less than that but that's still a big number and philadelphia 20 inches and more into land caster and the amish country, very, very heavy snow and water gap things are still going to be going on and the winds will be blowing. you may never see 20 inches of snow on the ground because it's going to be in an eight-foot drift in your backyard and hopefully your driveway is clear. if you shovel your driveway, i'm telling you in 30 minutes it's going to be covered up again because winds are tremendous. ocean city maryland tomorrow afternoon will be gusting to 70 mile

franklin graham is scheduled to february 9th, and in atlanta on february 10th. carol: we are a week away from clemson's chance to win it all. we are going back in time to the 1981 championship. clemson'ss information director was with the athletic department back then. he kept a momento of the season. the cost back then for a ticket, $15. now, the cheapest ticket we could find costs $450. the size of the press guides has also changed. >> basically, all the info that's in here started out on my electric typewriter, and mr. bradley's electric typewriter. carol: bourret also kept newspapers from the orange bowl win back then. when he looks at it, he says he thinks about the excitement everyone felt, winning the national championship that first time. michael: coming up, a family is giving away tools, out of love. how they say one of these could have saved their daughter's life. what one girl sacrificed in order to give back to the shriner's children's hospital. john: with extremely cold air sweeping across the great lakes, lake effect snow showers continue around cl

terri mcfadden/children's healthcare of atlanta) "these are all behavioral modification techniques that we're talking about and none work overnight. and so, a parent really has to decide that this is a course that they're ready for, and they have to be consistent and make for today's health minute, i'm holly firfer tim: coming up in sports...iowa state is set to host baylor tomorrow afternoon at hilton coliseum. alex joins us next to preview the big 12 showdown. jenna: plus...we have highlights from three afternoon games at the cnos classic. stay christian is a perennial powewe in siouxland. the defending state champs are off to a 9-0 start with no signs of slowing down. today, the knights made the trip to sioux city for the cnos classic. this game rrently underway at the tyson events center. unity facing off with fourteenth- ranked west. first quarter....anna kiel finds some open space under the hoop and makes the wolverines knights..... and its kiel again in the second quarter....slashin g to the rack and finishing....unity up by 11....... but west would settle in......carly knutson-

. >> reporter: her friends and family in the atlanta suburbs are trying to wrap their heads around this picture. 24-year-old abby kemp being hauled into court, where she cried her eyes out, as she was charged with a federal crime. >> i need you to respond to an armed robbery. >> reporter: police say she's the young woman with a gun seen in these surveillance videos, robbing jewelry stores across five states. sometimes even staring directly into security cameras. accused of stealing millions in jewels. >> hello, insomnia. >> reporter: all the while, she was out and proud on social media. pictures of her modeling and living the life. >> she was the life of the party. if abby was there, you were going to have a good time. >> reporter: after the fbi started posting photos from the robberies, they say the calls came pouring in. friends claiming they saw her wearing jewelry that she in no way could afford. police named this man as her alleged accomplice, 35-year-old louis jones iii, already jailed on other charges. kemp has a bond hearing on thursday. she has not yet entered a plea. if she's

the chihuahua was found a long way from home in atlanta, georgia. that's more than 800 miles cocoa got out of her leash in september of last year. someone recently found cocoa and took him to the humane society where staff took care of him. that is when they notified the owner and flew her into atlanta for the reunion. >> with the fliers out, we called the chip people, we've went door-to-door, everywhere. >> cocoa's owner says she's very grateful for the help from the humane society and being reunited with her lost pet. >>> another edition of dogs in the city is next. chihuahua mix. we'll show you how she can be a part of your family. if your pet needs to be spayed or neutered, we'll have to get it done for free. what's with him? he's happy. your family's finally eating vegetables thanks to our birds eye voila skillet meals. ahh! birds eye voila so veggie good >>> on the money watch, is a 401-k loanan a financial tool or trap? it could be both, depending on your circumstances. there are three things you should keep in mind before taking out that loa

the 98-81 loss to orlando -- to atlanta. magic practice running more than an hour longer than specter yesterday. turning things around in short order is nothing if not vital. >> we felt like the second half with toronto, we took a step forward. we want season carryover in our -- atlanta but did not get it. we have to understand it is not supposed to be playing. the trip to atlanta. yesterday. the sixers. he is still nursing a sore knee. from the floor. they had mississippi state. if you' re a fan of nascar' s cup chase format, happy news for you. the chase is on its way into each of those theater disciplines. the cup series uses a 10 race chase. beginning this year, the next minute he cars and trucks will implement a seven race chase. champions from all three levels will be crowned in homestead come november. stories for our 5:00 hour of sunrise. michelle: new warnings for pregnant women and now, a new health bulletin about the mosquito-borne zika virus. three people have been diagnosed in florida. how close they live to our

his car went 20 feet into the w atlanta-midtown and hit a hotete worker. non-life threatening injuries. geoff: one of hollywood's best known character actors has died. abe vigoda passed away yesterday at the age of 94. vigoda's acting career spanned half a century. he is best known for playing a mafia soldier in "the godfather," and the over the hill detective phil fish in " barney miller." allyson: a cat caught in a storm drain for almost a week has been rescued. went above and beyond the call of duty to do it. the kitty was discovered inside the drain in s connecticut last thursday. animal control officers fed the cat regularly. the drain is part of a series of tunnels and pipes that the cat regularly roamed around. a stamford police officer rescued the cat yesterday after set. geoff: in consumer news this morning, there is a recall son: ford is recallin airbags. stpick-up trucks.. the recall c trucks in the united states and canada. jpmorgan-chase is rolling out new atm's that don'debit or credit card. the new eatm's allow you to use a smartphone app to

. >>> mike smith wanted his guy, dirk koetter, with him in atlanta. now he's returning the favor. >> like old pals. the two enjoyed a playoff experience together in jacksonville, of all places, with david garrard as their quarterback. i talked to roy cummings yesterday about this dream combo on the bucs bonus show. >> roy, let's get to it. what do you think of the smith hiring? >> i love it. i would have interviewed mike smith for head coaches position, to be honest with you, just as the new york giants did, just as the miami dolphins did, and rightfully so. this is a guy that's been around, i think when he was fired in atlanta, a lot of people were surprised by it. i was certainly surprised by it. i think he was the best head all the candidates available. i think the bucs got a bit of a coup here. >> he was out of coaching last year. is there any rust that he needs to shape off, or does he jump right in? >> i think he can shake it off. it's going to be a 4-3 scheme. it will be a one-gap scheme, much like what the players play now, not that different.