it was when most of georgia was so-called wet. so-called dry. you could not buy liquor in most of the counties, but every county had plentiful liquor supplies. the sheriff and of his deputies and so forth supported and protected the liquor dealers. we had that in my county as well. jack will find out about these ongoing crimes as well as prostitution and other things like bribery. he would investigate and find out a few people that would give him information, and he would certify that the information was accurate and provable in court and then he would bring it to the attention of the public. so vividly that the law enforcement officials at the state level somewhere would have to go down and do something about it. and when he got to atlanta because the and allstate as kind of a target. he would single out individual places to shoot and kill when there and find out. it would expose those embarrassing things that were not embarrassing until jack told . the same thing happened in the case of voting fraud. one of the cases this happened, like the ho

so we went up against laureate pritchard in georgia. we had to take on the federal government coming and we chose not to do that and jack always seemed to understand that we were not the problem. fi joost call "the new york times" quite a bit because they were -- well i think that they were being polluted by information that they were getting distorted information they were getting from hoover and they would come to talk to us like we were the ones that create all these problems in the south. jack never did that. he understood where the problem was, and he knew -- i always thought of him as a friend and anything that he ever asked me i knew that i could answer him candidly and truthfully and there would be no downside to it and there were quite a few. those days were rough on reporters. in 1964 in mississippi but bbc reporter that was the first one to suggest the story is that these civil rights workers were in hiding and the students were doing this just to get publicity and the abc reporter paul good humana associate with jack nelson,

and he lay on the tracks of the georgia road cradled by the rails. heart stopped. >> all railroad abandoned. between across ties. trees grow. a fairel pig roots below branches. [applause]. >> poem is about a ham. >> uncle john. that was the year grand daddy thomas died. left the family worse than broke. uncle john stole a ham from the meat market. he was 17. lost his taste for it locked up 14 years. ham, cured and earth bred sliced with the fat hanging on. yellow sunshine on a white plate. the ham bone cuts crosswise. a dark eye all in the skillet making aggressive for grits. lost his taste for all things salt much the ocean he has not seen. woman and man. he don't ever want to see no more ham on his plate. hates pigs. hard for him. time off for good behavior. they didn't hold him to the last 6. he is a hog farmer. only eats beef and chicken and turkey. fish, turtle and rabbit. squirrel, possum and coon and seasons greens with smoked ox tails. can't raise white folks for slaughter. [applause] >> for those of you who have not heard this in person a bi

one man was killed in georgia.m heavily damaging a motel and a manufacturing plant north of atlanta. it was so violent workers in the plant were forced to take cover in a kitchen and bathroom. a second man was killed in tennessee. >>> and this man here is behind a string of sexual assaults near chico, california. lonnie scott, worked as a physician assistant and used zip ties during the attacks. he's a father of four, he pleaded not guilty yesterday to the charges of rape, assault with intent to rape and two counts of kidnapping. he was a physician's assistant. if found guilty on all counts, he faces 32 years to life in prison. >>> a federal immigration judge in boston has scheduled a new deportation hearing granted last year to president obama's uncle. he came to the u.s. from kenya when he was in high school. he was first ordered deported in 1992 after he failed to renew an application to stay in the united states. >>> and patty andrews, the last surviving member of the world famous andrew sisters has died. she w

, also north pourings of georgia. basically law enforcement has spotted a funnel cloud coming out from one of the thunderstorms that's been producing rotation. it could be seconds before that tornado is on the ground. fit is not so already. if you live in cherokee county, pick kings county. barto county. ford county or gordon county, this is northwestern georgia, and north central georgia as well you need to seek shelter immediately. there could currently be a tornado on the ground or very shortly. this is moving at 60 miles per hour. the storms race toward the north and east and we are look at a widespread risk for severe storms not just in georgia but stretching from portions of the northern florida sections to the florida panned handle up into sections of pittsburg. pennsylvania looking at a severe weather risk today. new jersey looking at that possibility to see damaging wind from some of these storms as they do continue to race eastward. we had very heavy rain associated with the storm. flooding is another concer

georgia looks to be hit the hardest. a huge tornado there caught on video tore through the town damaging dozen of homes, flattening part of a plant, and killing one person. >> we have about a two-mile might have long path, maybe a quarter of a mile wide. angled through town. i'm hearing from folks that have been here all their lives, they've never seen anything this bad. >> ane

a chilly night here in north georgia. the rain has finally stopped falling. giving folks a bit of a break. they do have their work cut out for them. take a lak look at this 18-whee paused on its side like nothing. and all over the region, dozens of cars flipped over and crushed as a result of this fast-moving storm that came through just before noon. earlier today. tonight power is out for most here in north georgia. the crews are out trying to restore it best they can. widespread destruction through the small town. just across the street. a plant, a large plant, was destroyed with about 100 people inside. and all of them made it out okay. minor injuries reported. and in georgia, i'm meteorologist, jewel leap muliee weather channel. >>> we have had a tornado watch in our area throughout the evening. right now include southern maryland. northern neck and spotsylvania, and stafford, do not expect much of a tornado threat. we did not see a single tornado warning with this watch. that's very good news for us. but we are still

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but today, it was time for the team to test out the georgia dome. joe fonzi is with the 49ers as they get ready for the big nfc championship came together. >> reporter: i'm at the georgia dome right now, where it's empty with the exception of some media people and also some stadium workers putting the finishing touches on the field here. the 49ers arrived last night here in atlanta, about 11:00 east coast time and they got here late enough that there was not time for them to do anything except get into their hotel room. they did go through a walkthrough today here at the georgia dome. we figured it might be worth going out in the community, seeing some places where we might some find some -- where we might some fans. there were some fall cans' fans but we actually found 49ers' fans a little berafunds -- you abuntant -- a little more abundant. >> go, 9ers! >> you can't beat it. >> reporter: you guys are sporting the gear here. are you getting any grief walking around town? >> no. we've seen a ton of others dash ton of other fans. >> reporter: really?

it's an impressive tornado for georgia. maybe not of the f-5 or 4 like you would see in kansas, texas, oklahoma, nebraska, but a big tornado did roll through town. over the interstate knocking over cars, tipping over a tractor-trailer as well. as you said, this is making a snow event up here in parts of oh wisconsin and michigan. then the line of oh weather, the cold air. right here, the warm air right here clashing, making tornadoes for the southeast today. about the same story we had yesterday a little bit farther back to the west. right now we are watching the entire area here all the way from north georgia back down through rome with storms coming by. taking a look at the temperatures. this is extreme weather. it's 70 degrees in atlanta. 28 in kansas city. up here, temperatures are well below zero again. that's not wind chill. that's air temperature. cold and warm never like to clash. doesn't matter what season it is. when they touch each other, when there is a big enough cold front you can always get the threat of torn

at least two people have lost their lives in georgia and tennessee. many have lost their homes and tens of thousands were left without power. nbc's kurt gregory has more. >> reporter: wicked winds whipped through charlotte, north carolina, as rain drenched the queen city, all a part of the nasty storm system marching across the southeast on wednesday. that same system spawned a massive funnel cloud in adairsville, georgia. 100 people were at work when the twister took aim on this plant. thankfully, all were safe. in tennessee, the national weather service confirmed four tornadoes touched down. one man was killed by a falling tree. and in kentucky, two people were injured when another confirmed tornado blew a trailer off its foundation. kurt gregory, nbc news. >>> we'll have more on that devastating weather and the latest in terms of weather from nbc's bill karins coming up. >>> the debate over gun control is taking place across the country and yesterday it was heard from the nation's capital to newtown, connecticut, the town that lost 26 lives. last n

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i am happy. >> where the work in georgia a? >> hall county, georgia. >> how many cases do you have?> i handle mostly level one felonies. my numbers are a little lower than other people. generally, about 100. >> talk about who comes to you, how you are assigned to these cases. >> i am a senior attorney so i run a courtroom and supervise about three or four different people. a case comes in unless say it is a murder or chow molestation that comes directly to me. i work the case up from the beginning. some of the lower level felonies go to my junior attorney and we just kind of work the cases that way. >> you are wearing a sweater. we're here in park city, utah. people cannot see something that is very significant about the way you decided to mark your wins and losses. can you talk about it? >> my wins go on the wall. i frame and put them on the wall could >> the court decisions, the verdict sheets. >> i have five reversals with the court of appeals. i hang those on the wall. i decided that since the winds go on the wall, as i celebrate, the losses have to go somewhere. i have a tattoo

one bowl nebraska vs georgia georgia quarterback aaron murray 1st quarter/ 9-7 georgia murray interceptedll compton who returns it 24 yards for the touchdown 14-9 nebraska 1st play of the 4th quarter/ 31-31 tie murray flushed out of the pocket and throws it to keith marshall who makes a great adjustment on the ball 24-yard touchdown 38- 31georgia murray dumps it to chris conley there are no defenders in the middle of the field. so he takes it 87 yards for the touchdown 45- 31 georgia final: 45-31 georgia steve spurrier leading the game-cocks in the outback bowl.taking on the wolverines. outback bowl - michigan vs south carolina steve spurrier the 'ole ball coach 1st quarter/ 7-3 south carolina ace sanders returns the punt 66 yards for a tochdown 14-3 south carolina 4th quarter/ 22-21 michigan jadeveon clowney with the big hit forces the fumble then recovers the ball with his free hand under 4 minutes left/ 27-22 south carolina devin gardner hit jeremy gallon for the 17-yard touchdown pass 28-27 michigan 17 seconds left dylan thompson who was in for the injured starter puts it up for bruce

from georgia. mr. broun: this is not going to delay data. it's not going to delay the implementation of this new satellite system. the current satellite that was just launched last fall has all the data, receiving capability that it can send out. all this is doing is saying let's wait until the regular appropriations process and i urge passage of my amendment. the chair: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentleman from new jersey. mr. frelinghuysen: i yield the balance of my time to mr. blumenauer from michigan. mr. blumenauer: i appreciate the gentleman's courtesy and the gentleman misses the point. mr. holt pointed out that being able to process this ground-based information is important to be able to fully utilize the information from the pole a ar satellite. the last congress behaved recklessly in terms of jeopardizing the flow of this information. it was not treated appropriately in terms of the budget. i think that this is an opportunity to accelerate in a small way something that is an e

>> julie martin, adairsville, georgia. julie, thanks. let's go to weather channel meteorologist jim cantore tonight. jim, today at one point, 32 chicago, 67, philly. that's got to spell trouble. >> yeah. you can't have april in january, brian, and not pay a price here. tonight, a true testament to how wild this is. we have a tornado watch out for the nation's capital. this may happen once every 20 years. a tornado watch out for the nation's capital. not to mention, julie mentioned the potential flooding there, we have flooding in atlanta, western north carolina has already had 6 inches of rain. they're doing water rescues there. while it is snowing in chicago. so a sign of change, certainly, to make its way to the east. here comes this cold front, a long night for washington. again, this watch going out until 2:00 a.m. we'll still see storms there. here comes the cold front, finally clearing the east coast by about noontime tomorrow. so we're going to see temperatures drop off by about 30 degrees. so a snap back to reality, brian, with c

a tornado touched down in georgia.ne person was killed and a number of buildings were destroyed and vehicles overturned. torrential rains and high wind also ripped through tennessee knocking down trees and power lines. one man was killed there when a tree crashed on top of a shed. >>> in the midwest, after a brief warm-up, old man winter made his return. snow fell in iowa, nebraska, wisconsin and michigan. some places got up to several inches. a big change from earlier in the week when temperatures were in the 60s. kind of like we've been having here. >>> developing in alabama where a 6-year-old boy is still being held hostage. >> it has been nearly two days since the man reportedly boarded the boy's school bus, shot and killed the driver and kidnapped the boy. the two are now locked up in a bunker. we have a report. >> reporter: a gunman, still inside an underground bunker at his home with a 6-year-old hostage but law enforcement officers say the little boy is believed to be safe. >> i can assure you that the negotiat

people from all over, pennsylvania, georgia just to name a few. in atlanta, j. r. stone, kron 4 news. >> after the 49ers punched their ticket to the super bowl the entire city of san francisco joined in on the celebration. this is video from our helicopter partnership with a-b-c-seven news. you can see fans taking to the streets here in the mission. there they are clogging up traffic and hanging out of cars. gary radnich will be back updates on sports >> police said they expected large crowds and had extra resources available to handle any potential problems. after all it was good practice for the super bowl which is coming up in two new tonight at eleven. several streets are closed near 19th avenue and clement in san francisco. the police department says an apartment building broke out in flames just after 9- 45 tonight. police say some people who live close by have been evacuated from their homes. police say the building was fully engulfed when they arrived. but that the fire department knocked the flames out quickly. right now authorities say there are no injuri

as far as some of the other problems i have with it, listen, georgia is a, georgia is a state where we truly believe that the second amendment exists for a reason and the second amendment exists to lawfully, law full citizens to be able to carry and buy firearms. it is that simple. and brady is not going to like it. brady will never like the state of georgia. melissa: especially in the wake of what happened in connecticut there isn't a reason for people to have automatic weapons. that these type of weapons at shoot so many rounds so quickly, when you do have a bad person with a gun, it does, you know, up the death toll. it does make it a more dangerous situation. what do you say to people who make that argument? >> well, first off, again, they're blaming the tool for the person. in colon, germany where they have very strict gun control, a man made a flame thrower in order to take to a school to burn ne schoolchildren alive. we're blaming a tool for the person's conduct. the truth of the matter is, the tool is low-hanging fruit. that is what a politician can pass a bill and wave it in f

one of the deaths happened in georgia when a tornado hit the town.n died in tennessee when another twister hit near nashville. obama's pick to be the next defense secretary heads to capitol hill for his nomination hearing. former senator chuck hagel faces an uphill bath. some of his -- battle. some of his former cool a leagues feel he's too tough on israel. if confirmed, he would become the first former enlisted man to ever serve. >>> former arizona congressman gabriel giffords

i want to shape a picture we have from atlanta georgia. -- atlanta georgia. it is a foggy start. what cold start. -- a cool shot. we are cloudy ahead of this front. up and down the east coast, we could see delays, not just went but here in d.c. and new york city and boston as clouds and rain began to push in. keep that in mind. our temperatures will stay mild. still above average. 35 degrees in the sea. 32 degrees in frederick. we will warm up once again today, but we will see more clouds than anything else. 49 by noon. 50 degrees by 5:00. the showers should be moving in by mid to late afternoon. the commute in so far pretty good. how about it? >> for the most part, it has been quiet. i'm hearing reports of a crash on route 50 near 197. they have a left landlocked in each direction. i will keep an eye out for you. overhead of virginia, the 66, we were just checking out a nice pleasant trip here. those curbs, and around from the top to the bottom, commuters coming off of the 66. that looks good for everybody. we will take you around the beltway near oxon hill. no problems near the

among the worst offenders is georgia.e magazine, fewer than 4,000 georgia gults receive tanf assistance even though their poverty rate is the sixth highest in the country. the assistance folks receive remained unchanged since 1996. it's a 30% drop in power. here to talk about what i think is a dire situation in georgia, the mayor of atlanta, kasim reed. all right, kasim, seriously, mayor, 4,000 people in the state? the goal is to move people from welfare to work but to move them from poverty to above the poverty line. >> i knew when i saw "midnight train to georgia" it was coming to me. we have to be candid. federal funding is down $124 million since 2009. >> yep. >> our state is a very conservative state as it relates to the legislature. >> yep. >> you have seen very strict enforcement. there are some hopeful signs about half of the matching dollars come from third parties in the private sector that's stepping up in a powerful way. the number i completely disagree with. i would be more inclined for us to be on the path w

southbound georgia avenue tim after a aspen hill. beach drive is closed from east- west highway to the district line. porter street nw is closed with buyers down on the road between connecticut avenue and beach drive. in springfield hov lanes will be pretty well. no problems on 95 all the way to springfield. back to you. >> thank you. 51 degrees 4:42 on this thursday morning. >> the makers of deer antler spray have ray >> anne arundel county detective john leopold should find out today when he will be sentenced for misconduct. a judge found him guilty on tuesday of using his police detail and county employees for personal and political purposes. republican is currently suspended from office. several anne arundel county council members introduced a bill calling for his ouster. they could vote on that bill as soon as monday. a judge also will decide tomorrow whether to throw out a manslaughter conviction for former culpeper county officer. daniel harmon-wright was convicted in the shooting death of patricia cook. court officials found

atlanta, georgia. a 14-year-old student shot in the head at price middle school this afternoon, one person in police custody. and then, of course, there's the city of chicago. more people killed there last year than american troops killed in afghanistan. more than 40 gun murders so far just this year, and today they announced a new strategy. income tax nbc's kevin tibbles starts us off from there tonight. good evening. >> brian, 2013 is barely a month old and already 42 murders in the city of chicago. the latest has galvanized this city into taking action. >> no one gets a pass. >> reporter: today, chicago city officials went on the offensive. taking aim at gun violence by calling for background checks on gun buyers. >> loss of any child, in any community, in this city, is a loss to the entire city. >> reporter: moving 200 more officers from behind their desks to the streets. >> if i have to put a policeman here, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365, we're going to make a point that this territory belong

look at this, tornado pictures out of georgia. deadly tornado.alk about the storm chaser and chad myers coming up. ♪ (train horn) vo: wherever our trains go, the economy comes to life. norfolk southern. one line, infinite possibilities. music: "make someone happy" music: "make someone happy" ♪it's so important to make meone happy.♪.♪it's so e ♪make just one heart to heart you - you sing to♪ ♪one smile that cheers you ♪one face that lights when it nears you.♪ ♪and you will be happy too. >>> top of the hour. i'm brooke baldwin. breaking news here, a severe storm system has several states on alert right now, heavy damage has been reported in at least a half dozen states with one person dead in both georgia and tennessee. want you to listen and really watch here. we have video of this tornado hitting a town in north georgia. >> looks like a tornado right near downtown cartersville at this moment. slashing toward i-75. a tornado, apparently about on the ground here in adairsville, you can see to the right of the funnel, some of the debris now coming u

they're at moody air force base in south georgia. >> move!>> but in a matter of weeks they'll be on the front lines of battle in afghanistan. and they're ready. >> i felt like the warrior medic i have seen in the movies. >> when her squadron is called out, she will fight among the men. >> we do everything the men do. sometimes were much better. >> they're members of the b.a.s.e. defense group, from air assault to grouped combat, the group does it all. and that includes the women. they're medics, they're integrity officers, police officers. >> unlike the rest of the air force, we get to go outside the line. >> we have almost 730 individuals assigned to our team. 99 of which are women. each and every one of our mission sets across the group are open to every individual that we have assigned here. regardless of gender, regardless of race. >> until this week this opportunity was allowed only for the air force. but with secretary of defense leon panetta lifting the ban that kept women from sevening in front line positions all military women will b

moving into a populated part of georgia at this time. here's atlanta. rome, georgia, right there. there is the circulation of this storm about to move over i-75 but not quite yet. let me show you why i am so concerned with this storm. there's the town right there. this is a signature of a tornado on the ground. this is wind coming and wind going and that circulation right through here is headed right into adaresville, georgia. we have watches all of the way from pittsburgh because we had wind damage there all of the way south to tornado warnings possible down to mobile, alabama. a widespread system. make sure you have your noaa weather radio on. buy the app for your phone that will warn you if the warning is where you are right now. very dangerous day today. we'll keep you advised. >> this is really surprising. did you say adaresville? >> yes. >> other places that could end up in the same predicament within the next few hours? >> a big squall line to the west. we call it a squall line because it's all lined up in a row. you typically don't get tornado warnings along a line of stor

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mindy caught all the action at the georgia dome. she joins us with the latest on the super bowl-bound niners. what's going on out there, mindy? >> reporter: oh, well, henry, i tell you, the 49ers had a successful season. but this win was unlike any other they'd had this year. they had to overcome a 17-point deficit, their largest by far this season. they had to beat a falcons team who hasn't lost a game with at least a 17-point lead since 2003. and not only that, the 49ers become only the second road team in nfl history to win a conference title game indoors at the georgia dome and advance to the super bowl. >> feels pretty darn good. feels pretty darn good. again, thank you to our players and coaches for making this happen. >> it's a great team win. our team played great. our offensive line played great. our receivers made plays. our defense battled back the second half, they played really well. >> we've got one more game to cap it all off. we're going to do that. >> i've been dreaming of this since i was a little kid. just happy.

the damage is pretty extensive here in north georgia.le town of adaresville really just suffering and recovering this morning. you see here this was actually a -- a rental building. some kind of a storage building. there's really no way to tell what it is because there's nothing left of it. look at it. cinder blocks broken in half from the force of this tornado which hasn't been rated yet, by the way. here's a piece of plumbing that was ripped out of the wall. that goes to show how strong this tornado was. now our national weather service assessment team's going to be out here later this morning. they'll give the official designation. but the bottom line is that hundreds of people here are still without homes and businesses, and fortunately most of them -- all of them except for one gentleman is doing okay this morning. there was one fatality as a result of this twister that came through about 11:00 yesterday morning. so right now, it's recovery mode here. there's a dust-to-dawn curfew, a water boil order. and people really trying to get

>>y nuevo tiroteo provoca emergencia en escuela de atlanta georgia, un estudiante herido, un sospechosocustodia, comenzamos. >>muy buenas noches, comenzamos ,fuerte explosion en edificio pemex en méxico, es el segundo edifciio más alto del país, tiene 51 pisos y estan las oficinas administrativas de la segunda compañia más grande de petroleo en el mundo. >>así es, faltando 15 minutos para las cuatro de la tarde, se registro una explosion en el edificio llambado b2. >>preliminiarmente se ha indicado que podría ser una acumulacion de gases lo que provocó la explosion, los daños son iguales a los provocados en edificio de oklahoma, veinte heridos, 30 atrapados y se habla de dos decesos. se han evacuado los edificios aledaños y se ha acordonado la zona. algunos heridos han sido transportados en helicópteros a hospitales cercanos, las personas atrapadas pordrían también estar en el sotano, luego de este colapso, que podría ser producto de acumulacion de gas, de un equipo que se sobrecalento, y no solo daño el primer piso, también otros pisos. se habla de que en el momento de la explosion, fu

in the capital one bowl, georgia takes on corn huskers from nebraska. to the rose bowl.nsin against number six stanford. in the orange bowl, this one has my interest. because northern illinois is paying 12th ranked florida state. >>> in the nfl, not a good day to be a head coach. all the following fired. the eagles' andy reid, chargers '94 of turner, bears' lovie smith, that's after a winning record but a bad year. the browns' pat shurmur. also cut loose, chiefs' romeo cornell, bills' chan galery. jets' rex ryan survived the day. >>> at the annual car jumping championship in england, drivers used a ramp to try to fly over ten wrecked dars and land on the other side. most of the fearless competitors weren't even close. not like they're really trying. >>> just ahead, keeping up with the kardashians is about to get a ratings bump. wish i wrote that but i didn't. >>> while we don't condone wasting food, check out this fruitcake toss. details next. you're watching "first look" on msnbc. r myself. with so much noise about health care... i tuned it all out. with unitedhealthcar

this is main street in adairsville, georgia. you can see the back side of the street trucks completely destroyed own an this side a normal day of work at the daiqui plant, they come here to make parts for tractors, complete devastation, 50 to 100 people working here today, and across this entire area, trucks, everything, shredded. at the plant, justin carnes and his fellow employees took refuge in the bathroom. what did it sound like? >> walls shaking, everything was shaking. >> pressure. >> there was like a pressure on my ears, a high-pitched whistling sound, hurt my ears really bad. >> reporter: the thousand-mile-long storm set off tornados in six states from missouri to georgia, leaving massive damage and creating drastic temperature changes. in nashville, one man died when a tree fell on his home. >> it was a bad site, tree fell like right on it. >> reporter: in memphis, torrential rain and massive flooding, bridges, underpasses, inundated. in monticello, arkansas, a horse barn collapsed, all 11 horses a-okay. in indiana, do

. >>> breaking news out of atlanta, georgia. this is a live picture of a middle school in atlanta, where we understand a student has been shot. the school is price middle school. the student has been taken to the hospital. at this point, there's no word on his or her condition. not sure but it looks like some of those black vehicles down there in the roundabout may be some police vehicles or official vehicles. but at this point we don't see any other activity. there have been reports of police activity as this school. sources tell our sister station in atlanta that police have a person in custody. we're also told that one teacher was injured but not shot. again, this, breaking news, just coming in from atlanta, georgia. one person shot at a middle school. a teacher also injured. if we get more information on this story, we'll bring it to you. >>> a 49er player is speaking out after his controversial comments about gays and football. joe fonzi joins us with more on the comments by chris culliver? >> reporter: we talked about how

across the country, including this one in georgia. seeing people buying their very first firearm and gun owners are here to purchase additional firearms and ammunition. lines literally wrapped around the building as the debate over gun control laws has motivated people to check out the show. inside, we found judy kemper. >> why do you think there's so many people here today? >> i think people are trying to get the guns before they're banned or outlawed. >> reporter: the rush to buy is driving up prices and making ammunition and some weapons difficult to find. semiautomatic weapons are a popular item. >> stuff goes quick. >> gun owner john orslock says he comes to the shows to stock up on what he's unable to find in stores now. >> what do you use your guns for, target practice or -- >> target practice, self-defense, hunting. ten years ago i could buy 1,000 rounds of ammunition for $100. that would be pushing 600, $700. gold hasn't gone up that much in price. >> we get lots of first time gun buyers, they want to defend themselves, they'