yes, i am here in dawsonville at the north georgia premium outlets.f you look behind me, you can see the crowds have thinned out a bit. we're close to a coat store and typically you would see lines outside of that store, lines here at nike, but the crowds aren't the same now that shoppers, quite frankly, have more time to get those deals in. if you look at this video, it is clear that black friday shopping is still a big deal. we've had the opportunity to speak with several shoppers this morning and some of them were still out from yesterday shopping and others are starting to get their holiday shopping started this morning. now, back here live here at north georgia premium outlets, the marketing director told us that she expects the crowds to pick up at 8:00 or 9:00 this morning again. many people are sleeping in and they'll be out here. some of them even starting over again today. but they do expect the crowds to be back to what we're generally used to seeing on black friday a little later in the day. for now, that's what we have live here near atla

the major threat will be across central alabama and north georgia, that is where we see anywhere between five and six inches of rain across the area. the other big storey, this one you may like, is the temperatures across the eastern seaboard, going towards the beginning of the week, look at the warm up that happens as the storm of high pressure moves over memphis, on tuesday, 80 degrees. new york hovering 70-72 degrees, and the cool down will not happen until we get to the weekend. where it will be cool is to the west. the jet stream is it coming down, we are seeing a bit of snow in parts of nevada and idaho. we may see a little bit of some early skiing as we get towards the next couple of weeks. >> snow, please say no. some like it. >> sonar shows what appears to be the wreckage of missing chip "el faro" may have landed upright on the ocean floor. navy people were expected to launch a vehicle. it could help efforts to recover the data recorder. the n.t.s.b. is awaiting video confirmation that the ship is 50,000 below the atlantic. they'll try to recover human remains. >> a shocking rep

here is the heavy activity through the ohio valley and tennessee valley and north georgia. in fact there is a warning just south of atlanta right now until 5:15. i don't think we will see anything like that. don't be surprised if you see the rumble of thunder late morning and afternoon as the system rolls through. here is the future cast. it is at 6:00. now it is 8:00. we are covered up with primarily rain and showers a little bit of heavier activity. you note it there in yellow and orange. some will be with heavy downpours, the only silver lining, it will be mild, 62 at 8:00 in dc and looking at 61, and about 61 also in silver spring. advancing it one more time t it is 10:00. covered up with showers and some thunderstorms south of fredericksberg. we will return, take it all of the way through the afternoon and we will talk about even a stronger front over the weekend and what it means for your weekend plans. >>> the president of washington college. there is no direct threat but a missing student there may be armed. the whereabouts of 19-year-old jackob are still unknown. t

in chicago plan to disrupt black friday shopping today, demonstrations are planned on upscale north georgiae also known as the magnificent mile, the main shopping area and outraged it took more than a year for a white police officer to be charged with murder in the shooting death of a black teen and video of officer jason van dyke shooting the teen 16 times was only released this week. security scare at the white house as the first family was celebrating thanksgiving and arrested a man after he scaled a fence on the north lawn and pictures shown him draped in american flag and raised his hands when he reached the other side of the fence and immediately taken into custody and not clear his motive and witnesses say he was carrying an envelope and the white house had to be locked down for two hours, donald trump demanding apology and accused of mocking the appearance of a times reporter and covered trump extensively in the 80s and 90s and trump says he doesn't remember him and we have the story. >> it was an impersonation in keeping with donald trump's campaign of saying the unsayable. >> i do

south carolina-- including the civil war-- north carolina-- georgia. rhode island. vermont.ook at me, eva. i'm going to become a citizen... after all these years. victor, let's go. we don't want to be late. i'll be right there. wish me luck, eva. [ narrator ] when nancy teichner came to this country from guatemala she did not plan to become a citizen of the united states. i came to this country in april of '85. i wanted to get a better job. i wanted to help my family my mom and dad. what made me decide to become an american citizen... was the idea that i could vote. i kind of wanted a better future for my child. the decision to apply for citizenship is only the first step in the process. first of all, when i went with the counselor at the school, they helped me to understand what the procedure was going to be like. and you must know enough english and be proficient in english to pass the i.n.s. exam. the i.n.s. can be very intimidating for a lot of people. but what the student needs to understand... is if the student comes to school and becomes prepared does study and know a

the heaviest of the rain across alabama into north georgia and parts of the carolinas.this time of year, a spectacular one. if you're looking for fall we're not having a chance. we will remain warm across this week. rain moving into central california, snow levels will drop tonight and tomorrow and we will see maybe about afoot, foot and a half of snow in the sierra nevadas towards the cascades snow levels below pass levels as well. first snow up to 10 inches across parts of the desert southwest. sunny skies, temps cooler. southern california a nice day. all right. guys, back to you inside. >> thank you, rick. >> we asked for your halloween pictures this morning and said the racier the better. tucker and i did. >> this is not racy. this is adorable. these are ply friends'. >> juliette's friends. >> they live out on long island. they're adorable. like a ninja. >> graphic artist mark's son levi as super man. >> kathy sent a picture of sponge bob and patrick. >> whoa. >> nice. >> heidi klum's costume. whoa. >> that's a great -- she looks -- >> jessica rabbit, going viral b

about the changes that we've seen along georgia avenue, especially around the kentworth area with the subway station and a lot of development there. it's coming northup georgia avenue near the walter reed site. this building will be the first thing we'll see when they tear it down. this used to be temporary housing for walter reed visitors. they're going to turn this into the new fire ems station engine 22 station which will be state of the art fitting in with the surrounding buildings and the surrounding community here. that will be the most immediate sign, but of course the big news up here is another big deal and that is the city agreeing on a price of the walter reed campus. it's a sprawling campus. 110 acres. d.c. will be buying 66 acres of those -- of that land from the army to the tune of $22.5 million. there are going to be 3.1 million square feet of residential office and retail space and 21 new housing units, about 15% of them they say will be affordable. officials will be able to break ground on this later today. we are live in northwest. derrick ward, news 4, back to you. >> derrick, thank you 56789:08. new information on the investigat

flash flood watches from georgia to north carolina, drenching rains. the images coming in. a dangerous commute home in florida. ? in charlotte, north carolina, a big rig off the road. and out westt in southerer california, a a massive pileup in i-5, triggered by the high winds and the dust. tornado and flooding threat as we head into the night. >> reporter: tonight, a blast of wind, water and worry. in sun nil hills, florida, today -- >> oh my gosh, this came out of nowhere! i think this is like a tornado! >> reporter: a reported tornado damaging at least one house. 18 twiwiers from texas to georgia striking since friday. the biggest tornado outbreak since july. out west, more high winds. this 15-vehicle crash near bakersfield, california, injuring more than a dozen people. how many cars are in this accident? >> reporter: a woman recording the aftermath, in disbelief. in alabama, 70-mile-per-hour winds took out this high school. and in north carolina, rains crashed the commute. in florida, these drivers powered through the flood waters. texas took it the worst. at least six

flash flood watches from georgia to north carolina, drenching rains. the images coming in. a dangerous commute home in ? in charlotte, north carolina, a big rig off the road. and out west in southern california, a massive pileup in i-5, triggered by the high winds and the dust. abc's clayton sandell with the tornado and flooding threat as we head into the night. >> reporter: tonight, a blast of wind, water and worry. in sun nil hills, florida, today -- >> oh my gosh, this came out of nowhere! i think this is like a tornado! >> reporter: a reported tornado damaging at least one house. 18 twisters from texas to georgia striking since friday. the biggest tornado outbreak since july. out west, more high winds. this 15-vehicle crash near injuring more than a dozen people. how many cars are in this accident? >> reporter: a woman recording the aftermath, in disbelief. in alabama, 70-mile-per-hour winds took out this high school. and in north carolina, rains crashed the commute. in florida, these drivers powered through the flood waters. texas took it the worst. at least six people

massachusetts, connecticut, north carolina, georgia is into the mix. spain. of course there are foreigners too. florida is spanish. well, it had been spanish. it goes back and forth. this isn't one of the colonies that wanted to come with the united states. in 1776. that was a british colony before it went back to florida. so that was a problem. and this had always been a problem going back to the greek city states. i hope you remember world history 100. whenever they had per that ready to clocker them they were able to get-together and fight off the bad guys. go away per that and your worst enemy are the spartans, athenians. it is always your neighbor. no wars yet. but there are trade wars. actually new york being kind of a big state, they clamp down on trade from connecticut and new jersey. they put up terrorist the, you know, if you want to sell us anything, we're going to have to pay a tax. we want our farmers to sell goods. we don't want your farmers to sell our people goods. they had internal problems. this is shades rebellion. there were conflicts with

georgia, another batch of very heavy rain right over the top of pensacola. this is going to head toward atlanta. entire portions of upstate south carolina and north carolina. it will be a soggy day once again. we do have a flood watch in effect for the rest of today. we could see locally up to four inches. especially central georgia and northern south carolina during the day, otherwise, one to two inches will be widespread. this storm system will be exiting. we started november very toasty. it is much above normal ale middle of the country. through the ohio valley. we will continue this trend, east of the rockies will be warm t. chili cold air will be in the rockies. at the end of the week, we see the country returning to normal about 10 to 15 degrees above normal temperatures. it will feel like the beginning of september, instead of the beginning of november. now we get a closer look at the day ahead. >> plenty of warm humid weather from oklahoma to texas. there is that rainy did you have through georgia and alabama and north carolina. the rain fleeld field will caught off around richmond. it should be cloudy. back to that heavy rain today, a quiet and war

north carolina fans are saying. >> eamon: okay. >> rocky: not me. i'm saying what they're saying. >> eamon: bart now has six and a half sacks on the season. the junior from buford, georgia. you know, north carolina, we talked about it so much throughout the game, they're blue collar, we're not, they are showing some grit this year and they've shown it here this afternoon. and again, as you mentioned, rocky, that bad loss that's why they fell down and everyone is saying here we go with marquise williams and the tarheels. >> rocky: three picks in the game right down there in the red zone. and again, it was an ugly loss. south carolina lost to citadel last week. but you have to credit marquise williams and his team for getting that out of their head. there is no finger pointing after that loss. and now getting ready to win their 11th in a row. >> eamon: what a catch by freddie simmons -- make it grinnage. a flag on the play. 20 yards for the tight end. >> referee: pass interference on the defense number 26. penalty is declined. touchdown. >> eamon: second of the ball game. and this is a highlight reel grab. >> rocky: yeah. great throw there by brissett. he just goes up the

a lot of time in georgia, north carolina as well. trying to separate the arm from the rest of the body there. >> sure will earlier trying to go for that scissors -- the scissors on the arm. didn't quite get it and looks like that will be his game plan aiming for the left arm. >> and the sto just set ferarra's head into the bottom turk buckle. >> i think he may have been aiming for the middle buckle. >> and then the dropkick in the corner. caprice has been on will ferarra when he had an opportunity. with a count. so can ferarra get back on his feet and turn things around against the man who was quite influential, a mentor to him. shineshining wizard there. caprice with the focused attack. cover. two count. ferarra needs to create some space. roll to the knee. get to the corner and create that space. >> coming from underneath. series of knees. this time in the mid section. that dropkick now sends caprice tumbling down toward the corner product of the roh dojo. ferarra also a impressed many toughness when he gathered up through the rank

north of atlanta, georgia. >> i knew them very well. >> they were richard and stacy sheck, it was their love of scouting that won the admiration of greg. >> how did you meet them? >> both of our sons were cub scouts. >> with kids. boys, especially. they were naturals. >> stacy was a ball of energy. full of ideas. would literally drive us to do things. >> the go-getter. >> the go-getter. and we also jokingly called her mama spreadsheet. because everything she did had to be laid out in a spread sheet. >> what a planner. >> she was. >> scouting is how bill fanning got to know them too. >> richard was a good motivator. i saw how much fun he was having. i kind of asked if i could tag along. got involved with scouts myself. >> stacy was a den leader for the cub scout pack. was she pretty good with the kids too? awe she was pretty good with the kids too. she was. she and richard worked well together. as they did with the three sons. greg was surprised when he told them they were biologically stacy's. >> i thought they were his children. >> reporter: in the way he treated them and they treated

is a fox news alert, fox is hearing reports police have surrounded an apartment complex north of atlanta, georgialet's go to geraldo rivera. what can you tell us? >> i'm in gwinnett county 20 miles north of atlanta and a hostage situation has been confirmed by the authorities. they have a home surrounded inside this apartment complex. they do not confirm that it is brian nichols that they have inside, that brian nichols is holding a hostage inside. but i spoke to one of the public affairs officers of the gwinnett county police department and the officer told me they have nichols. >> we're getting word atf is telling fox news that nichols is in custody. >> nichols in custody. >> he's in custody. >> i'm great. i'm glad to hear that. that's great. >> here's the chevy. here's the chevy. they've got the s.o.b., there he goes. there he goes. all right, they've got him. >> they got the s.o.b., that's what you heard our own geraldo rivera saying back in 2005 describing the action from what turned out to be a ringside seat in the capture of brian nichols and the unfolding saga of ashley smith. in fact, ge

line of thunderstorms moving through north and sentra georgia yesterday do you know trees and power linescausing flooding like this. the national weather service confirmed sightings of tornado south of atlanta and warned of damaging winds and floods. thankfully there are no reports of any serious injuries. >>> u.s. attorney general loretta lynch and f2i director james company me meeting behind doors discussing how to keep america saturday. comb me said they have no large scale credible terroristic threats against america right now. and lynch said at this afternoon' news conference authorities are making efforts to protect all americans especially in light of the terrorist attacks in paris. >> now, of course, our highest priority is and will remain the security of our homeland and the safety of all americans. and at the department of justice, we are operating around the clock as we have since 9/11 and even before to uncover and disrupt any plot that takes aim at the -- at our people, our infrastructure and our way of life. we take all threats seriously. we're acting a aggressive toll diffu

north carolina putting up big points. georgia finishing with nine wins. louisville on a 38-3 run to end the game. that will just bodo it for now. thank you for watching "the ram post game show." a reminder. >> adam: for all of us have a great evening and enjoy the rest

north cacalina puttingng up big points. georgia finishing with nine wins. louisville on a 38-3 run to end the game. that will just bodo it for now. thank you for watching "the ram post game show." here is what's on cbs tonight. a reminder. >> adam: for all of us have a great evening and enjoy the rest of your weekend.

north carolina putting up big points. georgia finishing with nine wins.ville on a 38-3 run to end the game. that will just bodo it for now. thank you for watching "the ram post game show." here is what's on cbs tonight. a reminder. >> adam: for all of us have a great evening and enjoy the rest of your weekend. closed captioning provided by cbs sports division

georgia, another batch of very heavy rain right over the top of pensacola. this is going to head toward atlanta. a shield of rain across the entire portions of upstate south carolina and north carolina. it will be a soggy day once again. we do have a flood watch in effect for the rest of today. we could see locally up to four inches. especially central georgia and northern south carolina during the day, otherwise, one to two inches will be widespread. this storm system will be exiting. we started november very toasty. it is much above normal ale early this week, throughout the middle of the country. through the ohio valley. we will continue this trend, east of the rockies will be warm t. chili cold air will be in the rockies. at the end of the week, we see the country returning to normal about 10 to 15 degrees above normal temperatures. it will feel like the beginning of september, instead of the beginning of november. now we get a closer look at the day ahead. >> plenty of warm humid weather from oklahoma to texas. there is that rainy did you have through georgia and alaba and back up into south carolina, north carolina. the rain fleeld field will caught off around richmon

they come ahead of the rain to the south, virginia, north carolina, back to georgia, alabama and the florida panhandle, but this moisture is going to sail to our south as that front pushes off the coastline. we don't have to worry about precipitation today. no weather-related issues. high pressure builds in. tomorrow will be another bright and beautiful day after rain and snow showers in northern maine early tomorrow morning. wednesday, the high builds overe overhead. temperatures in the 60s. by november standards, it's not much better than this. cooler through the middle part of the week. boston, beverly, sunshine, 60 in keane. lower to middle 60s here in bristol county, norfolk county, as well. clear skies tonight. 46 degrees. upper 30s in the coolest suburbs with a near calm wind, so a cooler start tomorrow morning, but what a rebound, mostly sunny and mild. temperatures in the upper 60s with a light southwest breeze. mid-60s on wednesday with sunshine. thursday, more clouds, still mild, though, could be a few showers by late thursday evening and night. they may linger into early

georgia is 18 points behind, north carolina 12 behind, south carolina 20 behind. and besides weather-prompted delays, harvested acres are at the lowest level since president ronald reagan was in office. national reporter betsy jibben has our story, betsy. cotton growers are facing som difficult times-when you factor in acreage and demand-but one southern area seems to be the exception for business. the majority of cotton is harvested near macon, mississippi. grower, jack huerkamp says this season was a challange early on.. with too much rain.. then too much heat.. "we had a real average year this year. average is good. that's not a bad thing,> but harvest weather turned out in his favor. "we ended up with an excellent harvest season. we can't beat that. we didn't get but one small rain from the time we started picking till we finished picking. that's what you want to do with cotton," now, growers in that area don't have to travel far to gin it. "this is the first cotton gin in this area since the last one closed in the 70s. w wwere without a gigi over that time, w

north. the flooding rain staying to our south thankfully clearing out of mississippi and alabama but georgia into the carolinas very soggy. for us sunnier skies to the north more in the way of cloud cover to the city and parts of rhode island and to the south. tomorrow the area of high pressure intensifying. it's warmer. brighter tomorrow, tuesday is terrific. wednesday the warmest of the week. increasing clouds for your thursday, maybe even a stray shower which we need. we are close to 8-inches below normal for the rain deficit. 66 your high today. better. feeling like september tuesday wednesday and thursday hanging onto above normal temperatures >> thanks john. pretty nice. >> nice and warm, absolutely. here's fresh grocery shopper tony in the produce aisle. >> today is the day we brought morning the neighbor yell oranges are okay for that but very little pulp and all juice. inside. like this. they are fairly smaller than the na vel orange but make sure it's nice and shiny and loaded with juice. counter. what's great about the oranges they are easy to squeeze and make the wonderful orange

i've been to also rhode island, north carolina, south carolina, georgia, florida, tennessee, and iowa, and the thing that is common across all of those trips is that there's no denying climate change in those states. that's a function of this building, and it is a function of the wall of money that the fossil fuel industry has erected around this building. but pick a state university in the country and go there, and you will find that there is simply not climate denial. and i'm joined today by my friend, sherrod brown, the senator from ohio, ohio's senior senator, who was kind enough to accompany me on the trip, on several parts of it anyway. we met in cleveland and had a couple meetings there together. and another one of my visits was to lake erie, which got clobbered by the bacteria that had to shut down toledo's climate system, which is also climate change-related. let me yield to the senator from ohio for a few moments, and then we can talk about cleveland and the lake. mr. brown: i thank senator whitehouse, and there's no one -- when i introduced senator whitehouse to the mayor o

clouds flying by but other than that is required over the northeast, some showers in north and south carolina toward georgia, less than we had with the salt of frontal boundary and the beach area of low pressure. high-pressure is the big controller of the weather, anywhere to the east of the rockies so we have clear skies, future cast, clouds build back as we head to tomorrow, more southeasterly wind so by tomorrow morning more clouds come into the picture, shower chances are picking up in the overnight hours between thursday into friday morning, maybe some quick showers swing through on friday, thursday into friday. even if you get rainfall it will be light coming in and out of here. i attempted this 70 for you today, 69 with a quick shower jan's lead thursday or friday and drive for awhile and cooler too. we will seey for awhile and cooler too. we will see what is going on. ines: no problems at all this morning, conn. checking in, no problems 95 or the parkway. let's go to the cameras and see how things are moving this island committee expressway by victory boulevard towards the verrazzano bridge of to a

north carolina putting up big points. georgia finishing with nine wins. louisville on a 38-3 run to end the game. that will just bodo it for now. thank you for watching "the ram post game show." here is what's on cbs tonight. a reminder. >> adam: for all of us have a great evening and enjoy the rest of your weekend. by cbs sports division guilty verdict brought pandemonium to l.a. streets in 1995. >> we're seeing outside the county courthouse erupted into mayhem. >> it was an outrageous verdict. the evidence was overwhelming. >> reporter: but it was this trial ten years later where we noticed some eerie similarities with o.j. >> not guilty of the crime of first-degree murder of bonny lee bakley. >> reporter: robert blake had been accused of murdering his wife, bonnie. we were at the murders scene the next day. >> blake says that he returned to the car here which was parked here where these memorial flowers now stand. he told police it was then that he found his wife slumped over in the passenger's seat with a bullet wound in her head. >> reporter: blake's

north and south carolina, down to georgia if you're changing planes. raleigh, charlotte, atlanta, raindrops are going to be rain drops around hee by later on this evening. clear skies overnight have allowed for a cold start this morning. 32 in leesburg and gaithersburg. 30 in man as was and bull run. overall impact weather on your monday. low impact this morning but a moderate impact coming our way later on. chilly to get you started but wet to get things finished up. so what to wear today. no more shorts and t-shirts like last week. back to umbrellas, medium weight jackets and back to jeans for later on this afternoon. updated hourly, high-resolution computer mod. here's the way your monday goes from sunny and cold to cloudy and wet. by 10:00 this morning, clouds going from partly to mostly cloud whether. we should be dry by lunchtime. rain down south and west to the metro. everybody should have their first drops no later than 3:00, 4:00 this afternoon. rain could be moderate toward 5:00, 6:00, 7:00 this evening. hour by hour. chilly and 30s. sunshine

as we move further north toward takoma, accident on georgia avenue northwest at aspen street northwest. let's take a live look outside. we're seeing the sun glare delays on 66, especially leaving the city. you have a slow patch making your way through falls church and continuing outbound getting closer toward the capital beltway. live look near the vienna metro. we will move to the map to give you an example of what we are seeing. a lot of green. we are in the 40's of 66 inside the beltway. that's the slowest stretch outside. the slow patch getting from virginia to maryland. 95 in virginia, slow stretch getting out of the city. mainly from morton to continue to dale city. it will take you to the occoquan. that's look at traffic. back to you. jonathan: thank you, jamie. nice day outside. alison: beautiful. yesterda tdoug: two in a orw. it wo't last, of course. we'll still, you know, in good shape ather wise. rain, cooler temperatures coming. weekend this is monday but we are checking the weekend already. chilly. gorgeous again. get ready. we have a live look at the many weather bug came

north of atlanta. let's go to geraldo riviera live from duluth georgia. geraldo what4 can you tell us? ies. they have a home0ñq surrounded inside of the apartment-lc complex. they do not confirm that it is brian nichols they have inside"xme>x)Ñ[ar if he is holding a hostage inside. but i hope to one of the public affairsy officers&÷nu and the officer told me they have &+fknichols. >>x @ telling fox news nichols is in custody. we're getting word right now. >> yes. >>yi nichols islxqñ in custody. >>4í"rrz glad to hear that. that is÷ óf >>cÑ!z it's a chevy. they got the ;v#rbñ brian, they've got it. >> they got the s.o.b.is what we heard gerald describing action on what turned out to be a ring side seat in the capture of nichols and the u9 9 geraldo arrived before the federal agents and+/é reporting live on%?hy fox news channel as officers were just rolling up. geraldo joins us now. how did you find yourself in the heart of the >> i was interviewing the attorney at his office remember,:xn÷ nichols wiped out everybody that had anything to do in the case. the judge, the court reporter. it wa

north. >> she grew up in hawkinsville georgia. she was a very energetic little girl. >> after divorcing his wife fay tara's father billy married connie grinstead in 1997. she became thel:w step mother t both of his daughters tara and older sister anita. >> tara was always setting goals for herself. she always knew what she wanted in life. she was willing to work as hard as she needed to to achieve their goals never got discouraged no matter how long it took. >> contest nant number 2 tara grinstead. >> she started doing pageants in high school. she started doing it to get scholarship money to go to college. >> tara's older sister. >> we didn't come from a family with a lot of money. she w that was one reason she started doing pageants. >>> oo we were very close considering the age difference. i was 14 when she was born. >> growing up together in hawkinsville big sister anita supported tara's pageant dreams. >> she decided she wanted to be a contestant in miss georgia pageant one day. in order to do that you had to one one of the mi

governors refusing refugees includes alabama, arizona, arkansas, georgia, illinois, indiana, louisiana, michigan, mississippi, massachusetts, north carolina, those governors are all republican. this morning governor branstad said he understands the sentiment ... but there's one problem with the other governors' plan. 19:52:28 i don't know if the state's have the authority on whether or not we can accept refugees. this is a federal program the governor says the solution to the problem is at the federal level. he says senator charles grassley is already working on legislation that will ensure the white house is doing all it can to keep from welcoming terrorists disguised as refugees. the governor says he, too, will do all he legally can to make sure iowans remain safe. 54:44 we need to be very vigilant and very careful it's a very dangerous situation that exsists today and i want to do all i can as governor of this state to protect the well being of iowa. i don't want people to come her without very careful vetting. i want to make sure there is no likelihood of them becoming radicalized or part of an isis operation 55:11 branstad s

the top five best places to do business are down in dixie, one being texas, north carolina, tennessee and the peach state, georgia. why do c.e.o.s like to do business so much in the south. >> according to them, it's the mild weather, low taxes, good, corporate environment and business development. and here is the twist. when "the wall street journal" did an examination of where they live. the only state that comes up is florida >>> one of the southern states is fighting off challenges to voter i.d. law. it requires voters to have a photo i.d. before casting ballots. those challenging the law say it unfairly discriminates against minority voters. >> reporter: for decades, sandra looked forward to november. that's because every two years it gave her a chance to vote. last year she got a phone calm. >> they said sorry, but your vote didn't count. it was a let down. >> that's because she had recently moved from another state. she was recently disabled, she had not updated her driver's licence to use as voter i.d. >> we have a bill to ensure integrity... >> north carolina in 2013 implemented photo i.d. sandra and othe

north carolina indianapolis. >> her mommies coming in from california. >> atlanta, georgia. >> my other daughter is coming in from maryland. >> cincinnati, ohio. >> reporter: no matter where their travels take them, federal officials are asking americans to remain vigilant. this week the u.s. state department issued a worldwide travel alert in the wake of the terror attacks in paris and arising terror threats. while there are no credible threats to the i had, the new global alert forced people to exercise particular caution during the holiday season. for example in large crowds and during holiday events. here at philadelphia international airport, five newly certified k-9s will be used to sniff out potential threats. >> the security made me feel secure, thorough, very thorough. >> i felt safe. >> think about it the when you are traveling, of course, it is all over the the news and you cannot think bit and worry about it but you have to live your life. >> reporter: still federal officials want people to travel and at philly international airport is asking folks traveling domestically to arrive two hours early for

north carolina. >> indianapolis. >> her mommies coming in from california. >> atlanta, georgia. >> my other daughter is coming in from maryland. >> cincinnati, ohio. >> coming in from new york. >> reporter: sam will accounts family is coming from all end of the country to spend thanksgiving together in new jersey. >> you never know what is going through peoples mind. >> reporter: weighing on their own mind recent terror events from around the world and now an alert from the u.s. state department. it does not warn against traveling but does ask travelers to quote, exercise particular caution, during the who will will day season, and at holiday events. the notice ad sent groups like isis, al qaeda a a and boca horam are planning global attacks using conventional and non-conventional weapons. >> it makes you feel secure, thorough, very thorough. where i felt safe. i'm happy that they did what they did. >> reporter: although no specific changes to protocol has been disclosed security k-9's will be on pennsylvania patrol and philadelphia a international is advising that those traveling come particularly a arrive two hours

north. >> tara grew up in hawkins river, georgia. she was a very energetic girl. >> tara's father billy remarried in 1997. thanhy became the stepmother to tara, 3, and anita her older sister. >> tara was always setting goals for herself. she seemed to always know what she wanted in life. and she was always willing to work as hard as she needed to, to achieve her goals. and she never got discouraged, no matter how long it took. >> number two, tara grimstead. >> tara started competing in pageants when she was in high school. she started doing pageants just so she could get scholarship money to go to college. >> anita gad's is her older sister. >> our family didn't have a lot of money. that was one reason she started doing pageants. we were very close considering the age difference. i was 14 when she was born. >> growing up together in hawkinsville, big sister anita supported tara's pageant dreams. >> she decided she would like to be a contestant in the miss georgia pageant one day. in order to do that, you had to win one of the miss ge

was born in augusta georgia, educated in the north, at west anyoneconsidered educated at west point to be a traitor. especially lee and davis. he did not get his way. davis was imprisoned for a interview a child -- for a while . montgomery cunningham maggs was quartermaster through most of the civil war. the war broke out, it was joseph e johnson. johnston wasph e an effective general for the confederate states. he and william tecumseh sherman became friends after the war. johnston was a pallbearer at tecumseh sherman's funeral and refused to keep his hat on. this is an old story. weeks sick and died a few later from pneumonia because he refused to cover his head. he was credited for accounting for every cent the union army spent. cent was accounted for by this gentleman. recommended that we start using this plantation .s a burial ground it was a way to get back at least. a way to shame him, a little bit of revenge was to make this place a union graveyard. about a year later, the war would end. has -- and dies in a hospital. is in section 27. section 27 is one of my favorites. it is wh

georgia. but we e uld severe weather in western north carolina and south carolina, really for the next 24 hours as they pick up another two to three inches. but our concern has to turn then to the west. we mentioned that pile yum on i-5. well, we've got winter storm warnings from the sierra up through western montana. at least five inches of snow, already reported in a place like lake davis, california. as they cold front slips through, las vegas could see gusts tonight up to 45 miles purr hour. a lot of people love to see this snow but it's going to make travel difficult. >> all right, ginger zee, we'll be watching in the morning. thank you. headline tonight. the plane crash mystery. the russian passenger jet falling out of the guy over egypt, killing all 224 on board. no distress call, simply breaking apart. tonight hehe, threeee main theories now emerging and the kremlin saying, don't rule out terrorism. america's top spy now saying, don't rule out isis. new clues in the debris across eight square miles of desert. haunting images, a mountain of luggage there, the hull cracked open. victims'

the heaviest core is kind of that corridor of georgia through north carolina.h flood watches and warnings up in this area because of that. we still see in texas the greens, a lot of that is still around the rivers. all of these areas in the yellows and lighter colors, because of all the mainly, you are dealing with dense fog. even not getting the rain, you might need to take it a little slow this morning as you head in. for the day tomorrow, this clears pretty quickly. in the meantime, temperatures are keeping it about an average. seventy is actually a little warmer than average for atlanta with the rain, but behind this, temperatures like denver hit 75. that's exceptionally warm. you mention that cyclone, drier air is coming in. it's a kathy now expected to be what we call a cat one on landfall. still a lot of rain and devastation. >> that's very concerning. nicole mitchell, thank you. >> thank goodness for that extra hour sleep. we got to watch the game last night. the royals are now kings of baseball. >> the world's 2015 world champions! >> they came from be