the gentleman from georgia, mr. price, and the gentleman from georgia, mr. value hollen, will each control 30 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from georgia. mr. price: i ask unanimous consent that all members have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and insert extraneous material on h.r. 3769, the restoring americans' health care freedom act of 015. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentleman will suspend. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. the house will be in order. the gentleman from georgia is recognized. mr. price: mr. speaker, this is a big day. for the first time, for the first time since the law was enacted, congress is one vote away from sending a broad repeal of obamacare to the president's desk. this marks a significant step in the fight for patient-centered health care for all americans and which lay the foundation for how congress can roll back the disastrous policies that are destroying the doctor-patient relationship. the legislation before us today is critical to our larger effor

the gentleman from georgia. mr. price: i'm pleased to yield to the gentleman from georgia, mr. allen. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. allen: thank you, mr. chairman, thank you for your great work on this important legislation. i rise in support of h.r. 3762, the restoring americans' health care freedom reconciliation act of 2015. this legislation will dismantolba macare and defund planned parenthood. is bill guts obamacare's individual and employer mandates and repeals the costly cadillac and medical device taxes. it protects society's most innocent, the unborn and also provides additional funding for community health centers so women can continue to have access to the quality care they deserve. we need to expand patient choice. we need to give the american people choice. we need to make health care more affordable by offering patient centered and cost effective reforms and most of all, we need to give a voice to the voiceless. this is a heroic -- a historic moment. after passing the house today, the bill will go straight to the presiden

the gentleman from georgia. mr. price: i'm pleased to yield to the gentleman from georgia, mr. allen. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. allen: thank you, mr. chairman, thank you for your great work on this important legislation. i rise in support of h.r. 3762, the restoring americans' health care freedom reconciliation act of 2015. this legislation will dismantolba macare and defund planned parenthood. is bill guts obamacare's individual and employer mandates and repeals the costly cadillac and medical device taxes. it protects society's most innocent, the unborn and also provides additional funding for community health centers so women can continue to have access to the quality care they deserve. we need to expand patient choice. we need to give the american people choice. we need to make health care more affordable by offering patient centered and cost effective reforms and most of all, we need to give a voice to the voiceless. this is a heroic -- a historic moment. after passing the house today, the bill will go straight to the presiden

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the mountains of georgia could see the most from this event. later this afternoon it will be slippery trying to drive across the north carolina mountains. from 1:00 and 2:00 on the upstate will see some flurries. as the kids get out of school, everybody will be excited. our future plus. it will be 1:00 on that it begins to be active. eastern georgia, raven county, and maybe northern oconee county it will continue in the mountains tonight. tomorrow, rain comes in and our future plus forecast shows it that will continue through friday. the mountainsnsrom north carolina might see a wintry mix during the friday morning hours. that is how the day will shape up. we will see a few flurries this afternoon. the mountains could get enough to make for tricky roads. it is cold temperatures, though and everybody needs a warm coat today. allyson: seven people were killed on south carolina roadways in just two days. geoff: a georgia lawmaker has a hillary clinton's pickgeoff: 12 minutes after 5:00 now. a human rights campaign has endorsed hillary clinton's pr

the best chance of snow will be in the north carolina and georgia mountains. with sleet and rain outside the mountains. here are the watches and advisories come a western north carolina into north georgia. we will go through western north carolina, that does not include ongoing county. the advisory starts at 7:00 a.m. tomorrow. 1-3 inches possible, hazel, murphy, you have the best chances of snow. the north georgia mountains, a couple inches of snow mixed with sleet, maybe 1/10 two one for the vintage possible of freezing rain, ice and sleet. a few scattered snow, sleet and rain showers in the upstate, a trace of accumulation in oconee and pickens county. in the afternoon. mainly in the mountains of georgia and nomore about this in detail later on. gabrielle: thanks, john. to pickens county. the coroner there has been called to a house fire near the blue line auto tire store. wyff news 4's john lyon is near the scene of the fire right now, and john, what's the latest you can tell us? john: we are at -- a few blocks off main street in downtown pickens, where pi

johnson of georgia. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 580, the gentleman from georgia, mr. johnson, and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from georgia. mr. johnson: thank you, mr. speaker. i thank you for the opportunity to speak in support of my amendment to h.r. 712. h.r. 712 would significantly delay and possibly stop the federal rulemaking process by making it easier for regulated industries and well-funded anti-regulatory entities to delay or prevent agency action and prohibiting any rule from being finalized until certain information is posted online for six months. this assault on the regulations is based on the false premise that federal regulations stiffles economic growth and job creation. my amendment confronts this fallacious assumption by accepting from h.r. 712 all rules that the office of management and budget determines would result in net job creation. as with many other deregulatory bills we have considered this congress, the propo

the gentleman from georgia is recognized. mr. price: multiple committees was involved in this. the chairman of the ways and means committee, the gentleman from texas, mr. brady, i yield him three minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. brady: i support in restoring the americans' health care freedom reconciliation act. under the leadership of dr. price and our speaker, we will soon deliver an obamacare dismantled bill to the president's desk. by passing this legislation we will fulfill our promise and use every possible tool to stop the president's extensive health care law. we will eliminate improper mandates. we'll protect americans from tax penalties for failing to purchase an expensive-approved product. we'll end the tax penalties facing job creators who don't offer health insurance that meet washington's very expensive taste and will deliver relief from a dozen tax increases that drive jobs overseas and protect taxpayer dollars by appealing a slush fund and that your subsidies don't go t

with black ice the concern, the carolinas and georgia getting the roads ready. myra: aly myles is standing out in the cold and taking a look at the prep good morning. we are in asheville. we drove from greenville to asheville and you can see the amount of solution may have ready to go on the roads. it is pretty impossible to see just how tall this is. i am going to guess at least 30 feet or closer to 40 or 50. they already have so much solution on the roads right now, preparing for whatever else should come in the next day or two. officials say they applied 150,000 gallons of salt brine to major interstates and primary routes yesterday. officials say crews may reapply salt brine today if conditions allow. they say crews will go into now, to give you a taste of what's expected to come. here's video from snow yesterday in asheville. ground in some areas of buncombe county, and some students were let out of school early. snow for skiers. plenty taking advantage of the snow in this video from mo if you take a look around, even see nc dot trucks are ready to go. driv

virginia georgia north carolina maryland pennsylvania. coming up in about 15 minutes capital to see what they're doing right now to get ready for what could be a stork storm. and why the city just can't handle storms like this. >> storm gets closer stay up-to-date on the track with our fox 25 storm tracker weather app you can get custom forecast where you live straight from our team it's free to download any apple or android device because young men coming home from the stores and killed by a drunk driver. police say it was not the first time that man had an ou eye. fox 25's robert goulston was in court today. >> robert: that 25-year-old heading home from walgreens he was crossing route nine right at this crosswalk when police say he was hit by a drunk miles per hour. >> i'm in shock. absolute shock to patrick stratton's father talked to fox 25 news to the man accused of killing his son appeared in court. jason terry told police he only remember seeing someone in the road right before impact. damage to the front hood which will be a bit s

now our radar is showing something that is spreading in towards georgia. we will see a chance of simmering overnight. the winds are from the northeast 6 miles per hour. the rent we'll be coming in towards the early morning hours. we are expecting a high of just 47 degrees. well have the forecast coming up. summoned to court. on june 28 the 600 potential jurors will report for general qualification. there will be some excluded for basic regions. starting on july 11th. there is another courtroom teacher. they will be quizzed about possible biases. once the list is whittled down to just 12 jurors and the main portion of the trial will begin. he says that trump speaks the truth. it's worth everyone can for the most part they seem to be endorsing jed bush. to make the endorsement they just saw took place during a campaign rally. it's something he didn't talk about tonight. we were there as people from across the area showed up to hear it. 100 supporters came out. this is what they have to say. trump was welcomed by a large and loud crowd. an audience so big tha

. >> georgia is building a name for itself in movies, thanks to a generous tax incentive, the state is now third in tv and film production behind california and new york. the state welcoming the industry as rapid growth and estimated $6 billion in economic impact it's bringing this year, though not everything is peachy. we've had a bit of a growing pain in that we've had such a run-up so quickly. >> sometimes it's hard to find in-state electrician, artists and others to start a movie or show, something that chris bagwell says could cause the industry to look for locations outside of georgia. >> it's a lot cheaper for production to hire local talent that is to bring folks from l.a. or new york city and have to pay their housing or per diem. >> lee thomas heads the state film and tv office, along with keeping the tax incentive in place, she is says georgia needs to train workers to keep the shows coming. so georgia is launching an academy to train, and retrain others to polish their skills for film. >> it's something that you can quickly put people through for very specific types of jobs

in ashburn, georgia. in italy, texas where the town's only pharmacy, in the walmart, is closing today. >> why would you go to the expense of building a building, and putting a store in, then all of a sudden -- [clap] natalie: a spokesman for walmart told nbc news, "we never want to walk away from the opportunity to serve customers, especially in underserved areas. we share the communities' disappointment about this difficult decision." >> i don't like it. i don't like it at all. it makes it inconvenient. i love this store. nigel: natalie morales reporting. the neighborhood market store in pacolet and the store in gray court are on the list of stores that will be closing. gabrielle: walmart says it committed to opening 300 stores in food desert areas, and it's exceeded that goal. michael: just ahead, music education, amplified. >> this is something special, and you have to take advantage michael: a musician known for making history tells a class in spartanburg county he is famous for being an original memb

georgia, one of only four, now. that provides 911 texting. collis says, "i would like to see more agencies making it while calling 911. "it could be domestic violence whatever it is, where you don't have to speak, you can text-in case, a 15 year old baby-sitter had left the ccldren in the car alone briefly, and police handled it without arresting her.. it's an 11 day celebration of south carolina cuisine across the state. from fine dining to casual, more than 100 restaurants across the state are participating. the general manager of ruth's chris steakhouse in columbia says it's one of their busiest times of the year... bringing thousands of customers to their "the relationships we build from the guests that don't normally come in, we get to build those long lasting relationships that we can keep cultivating over the years. they come in and sample us on restaurant week. it just gives us that opportunity to get people that don't normally come to ruth's chris the opportunity to come in and try us." restaurant week wraps up on sunday. for a list

georgia penn state. here's some fireworks for georgia. he gets it. he doesn't run it. he throws it for a touchdown. caught a touchdown pass. georgia wins that game, 24-17. >> karen: we're going to pay for it with really cold weather coming our way on monday. possibly a few flurries in the highest elevation. thanks for joining us tonight. ring of honor brought to boy the health alert hot lion if you have knee or back pain scan have medicare please call

alabama, georgia, kentucky, tennessee, virginia, and the carolinas. the company's products were pulled from stores last year after a listeria outbreak. everyone loves french fries and everyone loves chocolate. so, mcdonald's figured why not combine them? it's the mcchoco potato. it has two types of chocolate sauces, dark and white. don't get ready to run out and taking a look at the conditions in the city. dale: the major part of the snow we will see is working its way across the tennessee-north carolina border with a few flurries and oconee county and northern pickens county. or to come. a careful traveling this afternoon -- be careful traveling this afternoon. it is exciting when we get snow, but it will be the mountains that will see the bulk. geoff: really round one as to where more snow is expected later today. >>> lights, camera, access. >> we love that ring. >> yes, the ring remains on. can the same be said for their engagement? i'm billy bush. as clues continue to come in, we can unveil the new man in selena's life. >> to the rescue. did jamie

dale: north georgia will get the heaviest amount of snow in the mountains of georgia could see three plus. that will be the story. a lot of counties in north carolina decided to do the wise thing and instead of trying to get people to and from school, they decided to close. you will see that information at the bottom of the screen. 23 in asheville with a light breeze out of the southeast at three. precipitation in the atmosphere with live super doppler 4 hd coming down and spots and north tennessee and north carolina. winter weather advisory's in all the areas in purple and pink will get the most amount of snow, which is why they declared an emergency for northern georgia. it will start late morning, early afternoon. temperatures in the teens and low 20's in western north carolina will reach into the mid 30's. our computer showing a few flurries of snow along the late morning and early afternoon, it starts to come down. about 2:00, 3:00, and works its way into the mountains of south carolina and continues into the afternoon hours. flurries across the upstate and not expecting accumul

in georgia, both primaries are on tuesday, march 1. and in north carolina, both primaries are on tuesday, march 15. the trial over north carolina's voter id law will continue as scheduled. a federal judge on friday gave the go ahead for the photo id requirement to vote to go into effect ahead of north carolina's primary elections this march. at the same time, the judge declined a motion to delay the trial by civil rights groups suing the state. the state chapter of the naacp and some allied voters made that request. but the judge said lawyers for the groups failed to show their clients would surely win on it's allegations the photo id requirment is unconstitutional and discriminatory. that trial is set to begin on january 25 in winston-salem. greenville police say someone stole cash from four stores at haywood mall. officers tell us torrid, zoomies, clark shoes, and journey were affected. doors had emergency exit alarms that were damaged or removed during the burglary. it happened sometime between 10:00 friday and 9:00 this -- saturday

the gentleman from georgia is recognized. mr. collins: thank you. here we go again. i guess the straw harvest was good this fall because i was, you know, from what my colleague -- i was hoping there would be some stuff changed and it's not because the straw harvest was good and it's time to put up straw men when we talk about regulatory reform and we're back at it again. instead of discussing the issues of regulatory reform -- by the way, we're going to have -- i want to comment just a moment on regular order and the fact the stuff that's been talked about. we have two separate rules today. this is a rule that deals with regulatory issues and regulatory reforms. two bills. and we have a rule that's going to come up in just a little bit that deals with repealing obamacare and dealing with the heinous issues of planned parenthood. that's a separate bill. i would want to talk about something else, too, instead of the regulatory issues that are here because they do matter. they do create jobs. and as we look at this, the one thing th

in georgia, a georgia state trooper was shot in atlanta. the suspect has died. the georgia state department says a suspect and deputy were shot yesterday in marietta. they were both taken to the hospital. the trooper isn't in stable condition but the sugeoff: carolina panthers are back to practice for super bowl 50 and that includes linebacker thomas davis, though he's not on the field while nursing a broken arm back to health after surgery monday. he's vowed to play in the super bowl. and quarterback cam newton says the entire team sees that davis' >> we got guys that stay countless hours, that sacrifice so much. we got a guy that broke his arm that's trying to find any way to play in the game. i feel sorry, not only for him, but for his wife his kids. dashers wife, kids, and yet, -- his wife, kids, and yet he's , trying to find a way. that's the type of guys me being a leader on this team, and to see that why should i complain? why should i care what somebody says to me when i got a person i know will go to battle with me with a broke a geoff: head coach ron r

dino fancelli lives in georgia...he says he and holcombe were involved in a long distance relationship. he says the baby is not his. 3 3 "i was mad i was scared i was upset for her...i mean i was just really confused, i'm it.""when the baby came out i think it freaked her out and she panicked and didn't know what to do."he says he feels she had help in giving birth and disposing of the body. 3 "i love her to death but she couldn't have done this by known what to do."anderson county sheriff john skipper says the case highlights south carolina's safe haven laws.he says holcombe should have dropped the baby off somewhere. holcombe's boyfriend says she's not a bad person...and says he'll support her. 3 3 "she's a good girl, she's a sweet girl and she made a mistake. but i don't think that she was mentally all the way there,i love her and i'm gonna be there for her." 3 sheriff skipper added that any mother finding themselves in a situation where they cannot take care of a newborn or don't wnat the child...can take advantage of south carolina's safe haven laws... hospital, outpatient facilit

helen, georgia-- has a mardi gras style event of their own and its just a short drive away. away.fox carolina's joe gagnon joins us live to talk to us more about "fasching".. heyjoe!? 3 3 times each year the normally staid germans let loose and have some fun. traditionally, it is a time to act out, caricature government officials and just blow off some steam without fear of reprisals - all in good fun. the fasching season begins at the 11th hour on the 11th day of the 11th month. this gives the fasching guilds in germany plenty of time to create elaborate masks and costumes for the big celebration on the last night of the season before the fasting of lent begins. 3 3 time for traffic 3 time for traffic and weather every ten minutes. 3 mostly cloudy skies with morning showers will move out late in the day, leading to some afternoon sunshine. highs will reach 51 in the upstate and 45 in the mountains. tonight stays partly cloudy with lows in the 20s to mid- 30s. thursday will be partly cloudy and seasonable with highs in the 40s to low 50s. friday will be sunny and cool in the

the georgia statute was different because the georgia statute was a recently enacted law called a reform law that had enacted various exceptions into the georgia law, so it allowed abortion to save the life of the mother, but it also allowed abortion for rape, for indications of "fetal deformity," for "mental health reasons," and those three exceptions were enacted into the georgia law in 1968. it was a very recent law, and it hadn't been in effect long enough to tell what happened, but in doe vs. bolton, that case was decided without any trial, any expert testimony, and was also decided on motions to dismiss, and again, went straight to the supreme court without appellate review. host: we will learn that the supreme court heard arguments in tandem, roe and doe, and they meant for the decisions to be read as a conjoined decision, correct? ms. murray: correct. host: the case bears the name of roe. ms. murray: roe became the lead decision. it is also worth noting that the law at issue in doe was one of those reforms, as clarke said, a reform inspired by a penal code. it marks the tension.

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gameday for georgia. for the first time in 15 years, someone other than mark richt leading the bulldogs into battle. bryan mcclendon coaching georgia in the taxslayer bowl. it's his final game with the bulldogs. he's moving over to south carolina to join will muschamps staff in columbia. taxslayer bowl from jacksonville. georgia playing penn state. dale earnhardt junior on hand for this one. 3-3 in the second quarter. wide receiver terry godwin back to pass. mitchell. the bulldogs open up a 10-3 lead. just before the half, more from godwin. this time from his normal position. godwin skies for the score. dogs up 17-3 at the break. third quarter, georgia adds one more touchdown. sony michel runs it 21 yards and powers his way into the end zone to build the bulldogs lead to 24-3. penn state didn't roll over and die. a pair of fourth quarter touchdowns put them in position to attempt a game tying hail mary. georgia knocks it down and the bulldogs win their 10th game of the season with a 24-17 win over penn st

unemployment in georgia, the same as south carolina at 5.5%. gabrielle: now to the latest in the polls for the presidential race. donald trump has hit a new high in polls nationwide. here's a look at the latest cnn-orc poll, trump has the most support with 41%, and senator ted cruz the only challenger close behind with 19%. no other candidate even hits the marco rubio with 8%. now, let's take a look at the democratic side of that same poll. nationwide, hillary clinton is still leading, with 52% of support. bernie sanders coming in second with 38%, and then martin o'malley coming in third, with 2% of support. a mystery tonight in the low country. right now, there are many reports on social media of people feeling the earth shake, and hearing a loud boom in and around charleston today. experts are still trying to determine the cause. the u.s. geological survey says there was no earthquake activity today. the marine corps air station in beaufort says planes were conducting exercises in the air at the time. the college of charleston is investigatin

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you ask about georgia, poor lolla lived in georgia and this law in georgia is unsettled.owever, there was a 1996 case in georgia in which georgia court ofs opened the door to treating pets like a member of the family. that case suggests that the family in this case may win. i think they have a good chance. it will come down to did the clinic that allegedly kill her, did they act recklessly and were they malicious in doing that, that may be what the case turns on. >> i don't see a lot of proof. they say they believe a kennel employee gave the wrong medicine and covered it up later. but the facts are little thin. >> there you are right, jon scott. it is a two prone tort case analysis. you have to prove damages. and that is arguable. and the other, you have to prove a breach of duty of care. that is tough. the kennel gave the wrong medicine or did something that was in breach of their duty of care, and absent that type of evidence they have a tough hill to climb. you have to prove bofth those points. >> we'll let our viewers know what the court decides. >> thank you. >> and

we did help georgia after the war. we help stabilize the economy. the bush administration, and joe biden combined to support the georgia economy. senatoremember when biden said we ought to provide $1 billion for georgia? in the bush administration we grabbed that and said he is right, and he is depoliticize and. -- the politicized it. in the middle of this political campaign, a republican administration was capable of seeing a good idea from the democratic vice presidential's challenger and making it real. i wanted to give the vice president credit for some time. i appreciate you giving me the opportunity. we knew what he was doing. taking it too. he was out of partisanship and doing the right thing. there was no political profit. he was doing it because it was right, and we knew it. we said, go for it. i am not saying the bush administration walked away from georgia after the war. we helped stabilize the economy, i am proud of that. the obama administration went further and pushing back of a russians, and not accepting it. which means that the -- l

huber necker delay from 495 to georgia. taking another look in prince george inner loop here. 13 miles an hour. you can see across the bridge dealing with heavy traffic. let's look live outside. another area we're worried about this morning 66. deal with eastbound crash 50 fairfax country to this point traffic it crawling agive you yourself 20 extra minutes to get through that area and look back at our maps so much going on this morning and i suggest getting early start 2p 0 southbound to 16 miles an hour between 0, urbana and truck scales. we'll ep cue posted metro is all lines are on or close to schedule now getting better there. has a look at traffic. steve, allison. >> coming out of iran. >> ten u.s. sailors briefly detained were prepared. must even is back in studio with the latest. good news, good morning. >> hours ago after briefly being detained for "trespassing" sailors were captured after one of two vessels drok down during a training session 'and drifted to iranian waters this coming during a sensitive time for i

georgia up 24 to three. lions would call back in it in the fourth and they fall short.y lose to georgia 24 to 17. >>> 76ers and villanova wildcats have late start times tonight. sixers take on the clippers in l.a. coming off of last night's loss to the lakers. number 16 villanova is in omaha nebraska visiting creighton. tipoff set for 10:01 p.m. >>> temple with houston. it was not g first half and the owls fail to box out l le-ron bond. in the second half same as the first rob gray jr. open in the corner for three. houston they win 77 to 50. saint joe's down in richmond virginia. final minute hawks up two and no one picks up jones. man, phil martelli ripping out what little hair he has lester there. here's diondre bem degree bree. step back jump are beautifully done. saint joe's a winner 77-73. they're 11 and two. i guess saint joe's that's one team. >> one thing that seems promising. we'll take anything. ba what makesheart healthysalad the becalifornia walnuts.r? the best simple veggie dish ever? heart healthy california walnuts. the best simple dinner ever? heart heal

georgia, look for a wet ride into work and school. showers will end by midday, we'll see some peeks of sun, cool with highs in the middle 50s. rain chance 40% early. a look now at your first alert traffic... marco rubio thinks it's unfair to criticize him for missing votes. "but i am going to miss votes, i'm running for president." "one third of all of his missed votes in 2015 were missed before he announced he was r rning for president." over the last three years, marco rubio has missed more votes... than any other senator. washington politician marco rubio. doesn't show up for work, but wants a promotion? right to rise usa is responsible mostly cloudy with areas of showers this morning as a small and quick disturbance moves in from georgia, look for a wet ride into work and school. showers will end by midday, we'll see some peeks of sun, cool with highs in the middle 50s. rain chance 40% early. a better chance of showers tomorrow ahead of a cold front, breezy, high near 60. rain chance 60% clearing by midday day sunday, it will be b

georgia tuesday. martin: "if i sat down and went like this... holy cow we got to play all them teams i'm not coaching.. i'm going to go back and do we're going to go into georgia. mark's going to have those guys fired up. they're probably still upset we won there last year." the only game left on the schedule for the panthers to focus on... super bowl 50. today... carolina departed from the queen city... as they continue the quest to become kings of the nfl. so many fans filled the streets around bank of america stadium to sendoff the panthers to california. the guys looked dapper... and cam newton showing off his own the fans were very excited to cheer on the big stage. panthers fans: "i'm very excited to come see the panthers off. i love it!" "this is amazing. i'm so glad i woke up early on a a little heart shaking.. but we are here baby. we are here!." we'll be right back, but first, here's what's coming peek at the weekend box office. dollars. with a long list of stars voicing the popular panda ch

we did help georgia after the war. we help stabilize the economy. the bush administration, and joe biden combined to support the georgia economy. senatoremember when biden said we ought to provide $1 billion for georgia? in the bush administration we grabbed that and said he is right, and he is depoliticize and. -- the politicized it. in the middle of this political campaign, a republican administration was capable of seeing a good idea from the democratic vice presidential's challenger and making it real. i wanted to give the vice president credit for some time. i appreciate you giving me the opportunity. we knew what he was doing. taking it too. he was out of partisanship and doing the right thing. there was no political profit. he was doing it because it was right, and we knew it. we said, go for it. i am not saying the bush administration walked away from georgia after the war. we helped stabilize the economy, i am proud of that. the obama administration went further and pushing back of a russians, and not accepting it. which means that the -- l

live a little bit of shower activity coming in georgia. we've been getting rain. you see the raid array here. you can see across georgia white a bit of cloudiness. here is the raid around the best area. it's always back to the west coast. today we saw tonight temperatures have cooled up. greenwood is a worthy 9 degrees. it coming out of georgia. by late afternoon we expect the rain coming to an end. by friday morning we will be under clear skies. they'll be nothing but sunshine for friday. here's our forecast for tonight. tomorrow the rain should keep temperatures relatively steady. it's weird to be a chilly day. 47 degrees are high. we will see a low of 32. that warm weather will continue. still a high of 72 degrees. public sector will be turning colder for the end of next this can be 3 well there is still a lot of acc battles left but a clemson near the botto and now reggie anderson. certainly the team was finished near the bottom. he is a leading candidate for coach of the year honors. midway through the first half. the guys get it going. he will bury a three a

turns out he was also wanted in georgia for some very serious crimes. police say there he used prostitutes to lure victims to hotels and en rob them. he was wanted on a slew of charges there including kidnapping, armed robbery and terroristic threats. miami police was tipped off he was possibly here. as he was walking into jail he also yelled out a message to his mom. you're going to hear that message coming up erica rakow, local 10 news. >>> a woman trapped underneath her car, the rescue caught on camera. take a look. here's the scene on sunday night as rescue crews worked to free her. >> before i was there, it's like people driving by, no one stopped to do anything. all she kept saying was drive the car off of me please, please, help me. >> he says he used a jack to try to relieve the pressure. a short time later rescue teams got her out. it's not clear how she ended up under that car or how she's doing this morning. >>> a broward deputy is recovering from a crash on i-95. remember we brought this as breaking news just yesterday morning? brian miller

in georgia color northeastern georgia, 7.5 inches in dillard. clayton, 25 inches. these are all snowfall/sleet. we had a lot of sleet associated with the system, and the freezing rain and some of us saw ice to more of that, downtown greenville. toccoa, hartwell, all one inch of snow and sleet from this storm system, so the upper-level system is starting to swirl in. this is a band that is producing some moderate to heavy snow. this is from oconee county, akins county, going into -- pickens county, going into roebuck. all of this precipitation is moving off to the east, as you can see, fairly slowly at about 20, 25 miles per hour, and then we get a bit of a break this is the southwest, and maybe from the west/southwest scattered snow showers and flurries and now we are called enough all of the way through e atmosphere you do not have to worry about the freezing rain or the sleet or the rain. the upstate, you can see that county. you could see a quick one or two inches of snow over the next hour. this is across the greenville hilton. this is i 385. you can see we had

wind chill advisories for the mountains of north carolina and georgia because of higher wind and good are cold temperatures making it feel cold. hats and gloves for the kids in the mountains this morning and a warm coat. asheville at 12, greenwood it 17. you factor in that 10 to 15 mile per hour breeze and it feels like minus five in and eight in greenville. let's take our you chipless and run it. -- our future plus and run it. sunny today and tomorrow clouds filled in with flurries of snow on in the mountains of north carolina. around 3:00, four :00, snow and northeastern georgia and western north carolina with flurries in a few spots in the upstate and the evening hours. we get rain from the system and they will be times of snow during the cold hours and at night and into early morning hours. we will have a rainy friday this weekend. looks like it will be tomorrow morning and the mountains and tomorrow afternoon in the upstate with flurries. we will have the four-day plus forecast in a few minutes.s. allyson: taking a look at the roads. if you are headed out the door, i-85 starting

>> yes, the georgia legislature and the state of georgia is a better place than it was when i wrote that it's not a perfect place, far and from it, but it's a better place now than it was then. >> so we're not post-racial in this country, >> no, we're not post-racial. we're better, we're better. >> what would define post-racial, and is it possible? >> i think it is possible, but i think it's something, you know, you're just, some dreamer, some dream, dreaming you're having. and if you're, understand this dreaming, then you understand it's a dream. >> can you recount for me any interaction you had with dr. king that, kind of inspired you to keep doing this? >> i can't say we were best friends or buddies. but i had, some association with him this time, this time, someplace else. i remember one time he and i were walking across the morehouse college campus, and i said to him, "doc, how you doin'?" his friends called him, "doc." he said, "julian, i'm not doin' well." he said, "unemployment is high. racism's everywhere. segregation's immovable." he said, "i feel awful. i have a nightmare." i

georgia up 24-three at that point. lions clawed their way back in the fourth but they fall short losing to georgia, 24-17. >>> the up and down flyers have lost three of their last four as they continued their three-game california road trip again the kings this afternoon. in the first period, the flyers they turn it over in their own zone and the kings they would cash in three on one. dwight king his second of the year. past michael, one to nothing laly later in the period, drew dottie lines, fires, scores. it's one timer. wayne simmonds would score. the lone goal for the flyers. but they lose to the kings two to one. >>> sixers in a back to back in los angeles taking on the clippers. first quarter, issue smith continues to ball. he gets the jumper make it three-point game. here's jahlil okafor. handed it to deanne dre jordan in the paint. the score right now 45-40 the clippers are up in the second quarter. temple with houston and it was not pretty. one of the fundamentals of basketball of course boxing out. they don't

for what purpose does the gentleman from georgia seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. carter: mr. speaker, i rise today to pay respects to william wallace sprag jr. who peacefully passed away last week at the age of 89. mr. sprag was born november 11, 1926, served two years in the united states navy during world war ii and graduated with a degree in mechanical engineering from m.i.t. and yale in 1950. from 1972 to 1994, he was chairman of the board and c.e.o. of savannah foods and industries who were the makers of dixie crystal sugar. under his leadership, savannah foods grew from a small regional sugar refinery to a major national sugar company and a fortune 500 member. in fact, from 1980 to 1990, savannah foods was number two in total returns to shareholders with a total 4,862%. f $4 he served as director of several national and international associations and was rin conducted into the georgia hall of fame. he ser

>> yes, the georgia legislature and the state of georgia is a better place than it was when i wrote that it's not a perfect place, far and from it, but it's a better place now than it was then. >> so we're not post-racial in this country, >> no, we're not post-racial. we're better, we're better. >> what would define post-racial, and is it possible? >> i think it is possible, but i think it's something, you know, you're just, some dreamer, some dream, dreaming you're having. and if you're, understand this dreaming, then you understand it's a dream. >> can you recount for me any interaction you had with dr. king that, kind of inspired you to keep doing this?

the first a 2014 silver volkswagen beetle with georgia plates, number plb-6099. the second a 2004 green g-m-c enovy with georgia plates, number tmr-654 investigators confirm a little girl, a teenage boy, and a grandmother were killed in what they say is a "brutal" way. gloria short, caleb short, and giannie lyndsie were killed. authorities say the little girls father found the victims after coming home from work. the fbi is monitoring a tense situation continues in oregon where armed protesters are occupying a federal wildlife refuge issue. at least one person was armed as the group toooo over the malheur national wildlife refuge in harney county on sunday. group leaders say they are protesting the impending imprisonment of two area ranchers and what they call the quote "tyranny" of the federal government. schools in that area are now closed this week due to security concerns. the stock market is off to a wild start in the new year. on the first day of trading in 2016 the dow jones industriaiaaverage dropped more than 400 points, before rallying in the last hour.