he left south georgia in the atlantic, and it would be more than 500 days before they would see land. this was at a time when competition between explorers was fierce. in early 1915, the ship became trapped on the ice forcing him and his crew to abandon it. they waited five months for the ice to melt sufficiently, so they would launch small lifeboats into the icy ocean. then they sailed more than a thousand kilometers to safety, and raise the alarm about the men left behind. miraculously no one died. now the antarctic remains a great signifier about the health of the planet, drawing hundreds of scientists every year. >> a scientist explains why his expedition was so inspiring. >> i think it's because of the incredible story of survival against almost inhuman odds, continuously for months on end, and then to finally make a boat journey, which has probably never been repeated in its difficulty, and risk from a little island across to south georgia, and then having done that, to pioneer a new route across the island from one side to the other, to raise the alarm, is just a story which h

and the storm still in south georgia. nado watch in effect until 2:00 eastern time. does include portions of florida, georgia, even south carolina. we're seeing heavy rainfall, lightning strikes included in that, so that tornado watch through the morning and early afternoon. we also have flood watches and warnings in effect across georgia, florida and south carolina. that rain will continue as we go into the afternoon, and it is moving up into the northeast, d.c., philly, new york, even into boston, as we get into the afternoon. chicago, it is rain for you now, could be turning into snow as we go through the afternoon, so you have a winter weather advisory in effect for today, and that also includes portions of st. louis. so wind gusts will also be a problem. we could see winds gusting up to 60 to 65 miles per hour, that includes places like cleveland and buffalo, so chris, travel is going to be a nightmare, as we go throughout the afternoon and evening hours. it should get better by tomorrow, though. >> our primary concer

but wirz is in south georgia where food is available. food could have been commandeered. food could have been bought. the local women who simply wanted to bring fresh vegetables to the starving prisoners in andersonville could have been allowed to bring the food, or they could have brought them to the camp and the camp could have brought -- camp officers and soldiers could have brought them to the prisoners. freshwater could have been obtained in a variety of ways, one of which was to order the troops upstream to stop using this creek as a latrine. the other thing would have been to take a detail of prisoners every day and march them upstream, fill large barrels or buckets of water, and bring them down. prisoners could have marched all day long up-and-down bringing water. you would have freshwater. wirz does not do any of those things. instead he thinks of new ways to harass prisoners and prevent them from getting basic nutrition and any kind of basic health. it strikes me when we think about andersonville, we need to think about the notion of a war crime and the notion o

and now to other penguins, thousands of them nesting, the heaviest rush of the year to south georgia,penguins stay in the middle of the colony while adults build homes. two newborn humans are already showing a great sense of timing, hazel grace was born in cleveland yesterday at 10:11 a.m., that is 10:11 on 12/13/14, hours later, in billings montana, kessler was born as ten, 11, 12, 13, 14. still ahead here, coffee beans in california's wine country, a. so cvs health is changing healthcare. making it more accessible and affordable, with over 900 locations for walk-in medical care. and more on the way. minuteclinic. another innovation from cvs health. because health is everything. people with type 2 diabetes come from all walks of life. if you have high blood sugar, ask your doctor about farxiga. it's a different kind of medicine that works by removing some sugar from your body. along with diet and exercise, farxiga helps lower blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. with one pill a day, farxiga helps lower your a1c. and, although it's not a weight-loss or blood-pressure drug, farx

the dakotas, down south, georgia, the carolinas, new york city. i feel you might as well call me a geographical novelist than historical novelist. i just like the word novelist. >> ok, i'm looking for the word "historical novel." >> maybe i over anticipated. [laughter] >> it says it judges the reader somehow. >> yeah, i think this is not formulaic fiction. when you do this work for a while -- >> writing novels? >> you want to find new ways to do it. and then the equivalent to -- james joyce was a beautiful writer. realistic, sense of fiction. >> he seems to have done all right. >> virginia woolf decided she wanted to write a novel without a plot to forgo that device, that convention and she did a couple of times. writers have always had the feeling that formulaic fiction is unsatisfactory. the way this book has turned out, i think it breaks a few rules that pleases me. >> who is andrew? >> andrew came to me as a figure standing in the snow and holding an infant swaddled in his arms in front of a door with a snow-covered down of his yankee ball cap

another suspected tornado snapping trees in half in south georgia, as the massive storm system also brings eight inches of torrential rain throughout the southeast. the downpour moving up the i-95 corridor, as millions hit the road for christmas, with the potential for flooding from georgia to new hampshire. and yes, wring bring some patience if you're at the airports today. we're expecting long delays, already seeing that. chicago you are in the rain right now, could be changing over to snow as we go through the afternoon. you do have a winter weather advisory in effect, and of course, we could see snow, one to four inches, also very gusty winds, 60 to 65-mile-per-hour wind gusts in cleveland, buffalo, and so we are going to see delays there as well. trouble spots mainly being the east coast, where we are going to see torrential rains throughout the day, possible severe weather in the south, and then snow later today in the midwest. randi, it's going to be a rough day. >> it is going to be a rough day. it's a tough call. you want the white christmas and want your family safe and be able t

three to five in south georgia. one to two across places like new york city, philly one to three in portions of upstate new york. we're also going to be looking at some pretty significant winds. the snow not all that bad, maybe an inch or two around the great lakes, but 2 winds could be gusting up to 30 miles per hour in atlanta by the time we get to wednesday morning, new york city, the winds reach you by the time we get to wednesday about midday. we could see 30 mile per hour gusts in d.c., 40 mile per hour gusts in philly. so when you factor in the wind and rain that could mean significant slowdowns on wednesday, randi. >> hold on to your hat for sure. jennifer gray, thank you very much. still to come, okay, holiday shoppers, it's the million-dollar question. who is cheaper, amazon or walmart? we went shopping and we have some answers that might surprise you. and cialis for daily useor you. helps you be ready anytime the moment is right. cialis is also the only daily ed tablet approved to treat symptoms of bph, l

he left south georgia in the atlantic and would be more than 500 days before they would zealand againa time when competition between explorers was fierce. in early 1915 shackleton's shippen done became trapped and crushed on the ice forcing him and his crew to abandon it and camp on the floating ice, they waited five months for it to melt sufficiently so they could launch small life boats in to the icy owner. then sales more than a thousand kilometers in to safety and to raise the alarm about the men left behind. miraculously, no one died. now the an arctic one of the last wildernesses on earth remains a great saying fire about the health of the planet drawing hundreds of scientists and adventure you are youers ev. >> time knew all the sport here is jo. >>> thank you very much. after almost four months out injury tiger woods has returned to the golf course and a new swing consultant has joined him as well. but after his first competitive rounds tiger still has a lot of work do richard nicholson reports. >> reporter: tiring woods' latest comeback from injury at his own tournament the w

. >>> severe storms ripped through south georgia injured five people.e video. the top left corner you can kind of make out a possible tornado moving through valdosta georgia. extensive damage there. the storm overturned cars tore through metal storage buildings. it seemed to just come out of nowhere. >>> from spring-like storms to snow and blustery cold. >> let's bring in accuweather's justin povick tracking dangerous winter storms and windchills. >> thanks. the northeast off to a chilly start here early an tuesday. some sunshine though. a couple of snow showers off the great lakes. overall just a cold quiet day. a couple of snow showers toward the lee side of the appalachian mountains. rain showers into central and eastern north carolina. southwest gearing up for a big snowstorm tuesday through thursday. significant snowfall along interstate 40 toward flagstaff. t.j. and reena, back to you. >>> we have some controversy surrounding the number three republican in the house. just as the gop takes control of the house. steve solis admits that 12 years ago,

south. some georgia residents cleaning up tonight after the wild storm ripped apart roofs and flipped over cars. and most of the country bracing for a black of cold air as we get ready to ring in the new air. ginger zee here tracking it all for us. the warm streak officially over. >> reporter: officially over. i'm about to give you a reality check. but first, the headline from southern california if you can believe it. winter storm warning there includes riverside. includes las vegas, as well. wednesday into thursday that new year's eve time so many people on the roads, i-15 i-40 that could be a mess. nor aanywhere above 20,000 feet. going to be slick out there. and then the wind chill advisories extending from wisconsin down to parts of oklahoma and texas panhandle up to great falls. and that cold air, it just keeps pushing east. look at the freezing line. it's represented there in that white in between the blue so dallas gets close, new york as the ball drops, in the 20s. los angeles, even. no one escaping all right jim erginger thank you. >>> and new video of the tornado that hit colombia mi

all of his troubles seem to be in the south, in georgia, and in ohio for a short time, but that seems to be where he was staying with his other sister, which is down in union city, georgia, i believe. yes. two phones. [ inaudible question ] >> yeah, we need warrants for that and we're going into -- doing that right now, in the process of acquiring that information. they are iphones. we expect pictures. [ inaudible question ] >> no, it's a great question. timeline wise, we're trying to get his movements, and we can get most of his movements, but we have a gap from about 12:07 in the afternoon to the time of occurrence, which is 14:47, military time. about two hours and 40 minutes that we haven't accounted for yet. that's going to be some video collection and appeal to the public, if anyone has seen this individual up here. now, we don't have a picture of what he was wearing. he was wearing a green kind of varsity jacket with a red indian logo on top. i put that out to the public, if you have seen him, we need to know that. [ inaudible question ] >> again, we were able to identify ten e

but i say that, but we have a tornado watch in effect across a portion of south carolina, georgia andre looking at a few leftover thunderstorms but we really haven't seen anything that looks like the outbreak that we saw yesterday. the rain in force could produce localized flooding across central south carolina and into georgia but a sloppy mess across the northeast. that i-95 corridor is socked in with low clouds, reduced visibility. and just wait, as you go through the afternoon and people are taking off and trying to make the airports or the roadways, just look out. we go into today and for tomorrow, christmas day and the wind is going to be howling across the eastern great lakes. look at these temperatures, 50s in the northeast. you can't have a white christmas with temperatures in the 50s. >> i was out for a run this morning and all of two cars passed me and i was in rain and my glasses were completely fogged up. it was crazy. somewhere in this country someone's really enjoying some weather that isn't awful. where? >> if you like snow and you like skiing, then the interior west i

south-east. places like georgia, south carolina, higher elevations. speaking of snow, 42% across the country now if you look at the white christmas possibility yip. through the south, more of this spread as the low pressure stays off the coast line. more pressure, once the main batch moves off, a little less. some of that into the day. other places that for sunday, a lot get the jumpstart. we see moisture to the mid west. we have a widespread system in the west coast, including heavy snow, higher elevation, one, two, three feet possible as we get through the next couple of days. more on that and the christmas forecast in a little bit. >> looking forward to that. president obama called it a mistake. >> if someone is able to intimidate folks out of releasing a satirical movie. imagine what they start doing when they see a documentary he don't like, or news reports that they don't like. that's the commander in chief criticizing sony for caving into pressure. he thinks it was a mistake. after the break >>> ditch the silver screen for a blast from the past

most of the models i alluded to this yesterday, are suggesting that it's goes off at south carolina or georgia and we will stay dry. there are some models that bring it closer and we get a brush of precipitation. brisk and chilly today, 44 degrees is the high. tomorrow, staying chilly, high of 44. saturday, the storm staying to the south, looks like we'll get an increase in clouds during the day high of 40. winter arrives on sunday, ahead of it mostly cloudy skies, high of 44. we get milder heading into the week toward christmas. cloudy on monday, rain in the afternoon and evening. 48. well into the 50s on tuesday and wednesday. wednesday, christmas eve looks like it will be a rain day around here, it could be windy, too, not a great christmas eve. but it will clear after that. >> so put a towel in front of the chimney so he can dry. >>> a judge makes a ruling in a 1944 case that had a 14-year-old child xecuted. >> reporter: we're clear and dry, we have a traffic pattern in chester county. >> what's the point of having a life saving medical device if you don't use it right, a lot of people are

georgia's fold. two of those regionsal lied with russia. in 2006 the south osetians went a step further, voting for independence in a referendum that should being as veily denounced as illegal, but the russians accepted. two years later george w. bush lobbied allies to admit gormia and ukraine into the western military alliance, angering moscow. when should being us veily unleashed military, russian troops i'm vaded -- invaded. russian tanks cut off the highway and jets bombed the main port city. russian troops advanced to the outskirts of gormia's capital -- georgia's capital tib leasy. they stopped when french mediation ended the conflict. in five days of fighting 1,000 died and 130,000 were displaced from their homs. sure, the united states and n.a.t.o. denounced russia's aggression, but didn't do much less. in a prequel to the crisis in ukraine russian troops are permanently stationed in south ossetia and ocasia and there's talk of russia one day annexing one or both regions. mikhail suck us veily left office after losing an election as president of geor

all his troubles seem to be in the south, in georgia.ut that seems to be where he's staying with his other sister in union city, georgia, i believe. yes? two phones. >> [ inaudible ]. >> we're in the process of acquiring that information. they are iphones and we expect pictures. >> [ inaudible ]. >> we're trying to get his movements and we have most of his mooumts. but we have a gap from 12:07 to the time of the occurrence, 1447. military time. about 2:40 minutes we haven't accounted for y et. that's going to be video collection and appeal to the public if anyone has seen this individual up here. we don't have a picture of what he was wearing. he was wearing a green varsity jacket with a red indian logo up top here. if anyone has seen him in the bed-stuy area, we need to know that. >> [ inaudible ]. >> again, we were able to identify fen eyewitnesses to the count. two courageous con-ed workers saw the event and chase himd in their truck. they alerted two officers that were involved in that detail, that anti-violence detail. they alerted

and mitsubishi -- man, the new recalls expand the covered to include parts of south carolina georgia and alabama, mississippi, louisiana and texas. the cars have air bags made by texas death cat that that can innate with too much force. better than expected car sales, help make it a good day on wall street. the dow gained about one huh 3-points to reach a new hie. a big push for police officers to wear body cameras on the heeling of the shooting death of michael brown the chicago police department will likely begin testing body cameras and president obama is asking to fund cameras for officers across the country. >> the technology is very simple, it's been around in years. mostly installed on the dashboard of vehicles libry fleets and truck drivers. the idea here is basically recording and discarding a constant loop. one that is only saved when it is chosen to save the most recent moments. this' only been one good big controlled suddendy of this, and it shows dramatic results, which has a population of about 100,000 people ran donley assigned body cameras to half of it's police force

south,otas, down georgia, the carolinas, new york city. i feel you might as well call me a geographical novelist than historical novelist. i like the word novelist. -- a certain amount of connotations. ok, i'm looking for the word "historical novel payday -- historical novel." >> may by over anticipated. >> it says it judges the reader somehow. formulatednot fiction. when you do this work for a while -- >> writing novels? >> you want to find new ways to do it. equivalent to -- and riders been to get. james joyce was a beautiful writer. --listic, since a fiction sense of fiction. >> he seems to have done all right. >> virginia woolf decided she wanted to write a novel without device,o forgo that that convention and she did a couple of times. the one i like best is -- iters have always had the feeling that formulating fiction is unsatisfactory. the way this book has turned out, i think it breaks a few rules in pleases me. >> who is andrew? a figure came to me as standing in the snow and holding a infant's water in his arms in front of a door

and i know as a person from the south myself, from georgia, that you understand that, i had an abortion when i was 18. one in four has had an abortion, i'm a private citizen who exercises my rights. thank you, have a safe trip. >> i really hate that my voice shook. i wanted to be so much more firm on all of that. my name's michelle kinsey bruns, and i want you to know that an unwanted pregnancy is a challenging situation for many women to face. i lived in a violent home with a drunken violent stepfather who was very physically abusive. i walked around with a lot of bruises. we had the police called to our house a lot. so i'm -- yeah. my childhood was unsafe. i moved in with my boyfriend three months after my 17th birthday and found out that i was pregnant right around the time of my 18th birthday. so i was already poor, i was already a mess. i hadn't figured out how to live yet. alone in the world. and i do remember lying on the bathroom floor sobbing and telling my boyfriend that i wanted to kill myself because i couldn't do this. bus i hadn't survived my own childhood yet. there was n

south. the question has been whether this low will wind up far enough north to brings any precipitation. looks like it will go off the coast of georgia, it will be so far south we'll stay dry this weekend. a less likely track it will curve up to the north, we'll get a brush of precipitation, but we're leaning toward getting nothing because it's so far south. today, 44 degrees, tomorrow, 43. we have a gathering of clouds and high of 40. sunday, mix of clouds and sun, 44 degrees. winter arrives at 6:03. mostly cloudy 48 on monday, there could rain monday or monday night. tuesday, 54 degrees, christmas be eve looks like santa will want his rain slicker there's a storm near pittsburgh, bringing us rain on wednesday, a mild high of 58, so that will be rain, not frozen precipitation. if there's anything left over on christmas days, it will be rain. >> that's a warm christmas. >> reporter: christmas eve itself will be chillier any precipitation will end later. >> "action news" was there as crews loaded a smashed up car on a wrecker. the car rolled over in the northbound lanes of the boulevard near adams avenue. nobody was seriously injured.

. >> can he get through -- can he get through iowa new hampshire, georgia, north carolina south carolinahe gets to florida and, you know, jimmy, can he get through. can he get through iowa new hampshire, north carolina, south carolina, georgia before he gets to florida? >> the only way to get through iowa is to bow down to steve king. you can't be more extreme than that fool. he's a fool no doubt about it. iowa is its own special thing. new hampshire probably easier for him. south carolina? that's a tough state. i mean don't forget gingrich won south carolina last year. bush family is liked in south carolina where i'm from. and so you to get through the three states first. once do you that for the most part you have momentum if you won all three. i just don't see how jeb bush actually gets through iowa. and it's a caucus by the way, not a primary. >> right. let's swing to the democratic party. you have hillary clinton if she decides to run, clearly the frontrunner. but there are some on the left that are saying maybe shouldn't be a given thing. that maybe someone like elizabeth warren or

now it is out of alabama, and panhandle of florida, possibility of some thunderstorms, georgia, south carolina, north carolina, those are the places you are maybe traveling today, got to call ahead. now, ultimate doppler radar shows plenty of rain in our area, in fact, the whole area, everybody is getting something. lighter rain, up toward the mountains, where they wish it was snow. and for us, down at the shore points, it looks like cape may, part of cumberland county, and dover, delaware, they are about to get pretty heavy downpour there. let's check the future cast t looks like more heavy rain, bubble into the area, all throughout the rest of the morning, throughout the rest of the day. it eases up maybe little bit, in the evening, but then we have another rounds coming back, maybe about 4:00 in the morning, tomorrow, christmas day, so if your kids are up real early to open presents, you know how they toned to do, we were so excited, could be raining outside of your door. look at 7:00, clock 30, it is gone, by 10:00 o'clock sunshine is out for the rest of christmas day. we will hav

have in common, hurricanes, nor'easters, typhoons, we are starting to see one form just off the georgia south carolina coast right now and hasn't really developed into anything just yet but by this time tomorrow we will be, rainy, and windy, it will be a nasty day. so enjoy high pressure while in control. lets go through time with the fox future cast you can see the rain picking up down to the south at 9:00 o'clock tonight and doesn't really move in until early tomorrow morning as we said and it will be heavy rain throughout early morning rush hour, in fact, entire morning rush hour tomorrow and you can see the counter clock wise circulation around the low. then eventually it brings down colder eras this storm exits. this doesn't look like a fast mover so it is with us tuesday, all day tomorrow, and then at least the the early part of wednesday when we could see snow mixed with that colder air being brought down. so by 10:00 in the morning we could have a wintry mix but a wet wintry mix here. i don't expect any accumulation here but up in the mountains is the possibility . this is a winter st

years of american politics from arkansas, to texas, to louisiana, to mississippi, to alabama, georgia, southcarolina, north carolina. the democrats have had the last 20 years they have seen in each successive less support in the deep south. mary landrieu real clear politics average says bill cassidy is up 18 percentage points that would point to 59-41 victory. 41% is what she got in november. in the so-called jungle primary. and cassidy was -- excuse me she was at 42. cassidy at 41. republicans combined vote was 56%. and things are only gotten worse for her since then. remember, she was making a case that she had a lot of clout. and she forced for reasons that are completely inexpick cable a vote on the keystone xl pipeline which she favors and she came up one vote short. every republican voted for it but 6 democrats voted for it and they came up short. >> in louisiana in the exit polls president obama's approval ratings come pg out election day was 39%. she short of ran little bit away from him. if she loses on saturday, did mary landrieu, senator mary landrieu lose the race or did she not

and in the southeast this morning, south valdosta georgia, recovering after this tornado tore acrosshe town. >> the tornado is down on the ground. >> reporter: workers running for cover, major damage across the city scattering parts of buildings. >> trying to get on the vehicles to try to avoid it. the top of the building was just flying off. all you could see was the roof being peeled apart. >> reporter: and check out this dramatic video, a tornado caught on a cell phone camera last week in columbia, mississippi. that arctic air mass dropping temperatures and windchills far below zero this morning. look at the windchill advisories from northern michigan and wisconsin, down into the panhandle of oklahoma and texas. we are worried about idaho southern wyoming. west nebraska and west kansas. 19 below, north platte. it's not stopping there. midnight temperatures into the teens in the great lakes, new york city 20s. >> you know you seem to be enjoying the low temperatures too much. just for the record. >> i'm not, i promise you. >> she's promising a january warmup. i made that up. don't

. >> hey, south georgia, we finally made it to the "today" show! >> good morning, everyone.a chilly morning out here on rockefeller plaza. we have a great big happy, boisterous hollywood crowd getting ready to party for new year's eve. once again, happy birthday to matt lauer, enjoying some time off. >> happy birthday matt. crowds are getting bigger and louder by the day. >> they really are. >> as we pull up to new year's eve here just up the block, a couple of days. lot to get to this morning. a check of the top stories inside with sheinelle. >> good morning. bodies and debris from the airasia passenger jet that vanished sunday are now being recovered from the java sea. katy tur is in singapore with the very latest. katy good morning. >> reporter: certainly really a tough day out here. officials confirm that they did find bodies and about 40 of them they pulled from the ocean already. that's not even the toughest part. relatives found out this news by watching live local television and seeing the bodies float nth water in the water without any warning. 17 of them were kids

south. we have had a tornado watch for much of the day through the panhandle of georgia and through parts ofd we have gusty winds through the savannah area, and all of it is dying down which is certainly good news. up up to the north though, we still have a lot of rain and more rain to come especially for this evening. so it is are torrential rains along with the low visibility up and down i-95, and lake-effect snow back through the upper midwest and windy conditions through the eastern part of the great lakes, looking at winds tonight that are about 50 miles per hour as a cold front passes through, and out to the west, they are not without the prob m problems and the pacific west has a brand new storm moving in, and through seattle to san francisco, the rain translates into snow for parts of the rockies and the kcascades tomorrow. so they will see a white christmas, and salt lake city could get more than four inches of snow tomorrow. tomorrow on the east coast, it is much different and quietter, and we will have the residual lake-effect snow, but no major problems which is nice after the pa

south. yesterday i mentioned there was a model saying there was no precipitation for us out of the storm. the scenario has the low exiting off the coast at georgia gnl and south carolina and we'll stay dry. sni -- in this scenario if it pushes north it will be light precipitation maybe a coating on the lawn, but looks like the storm will miss us. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, brisk and chilly, 44. tomorrow, still chilly, 43. saturday, storm to the south, no precipitation, high of 40 in the afternoon. winter arrives 6:03 p.m. on sunday, ahead of that, 44 is the high, mostly cloudy skies. monday, mostly cloud, as we head into a big holiday weekend around here, it gets milder. 48 degrees on monday, afternoon or evening sprinkles or showers. probably dry tuesday, cloudy, mild, 54. wednesday, 58 degrees, not a great travel day, we'll not see any snow, but there will be a lot of rain around the way things are looking now. >> it's 6:39 we continue to follow a developing story out of california. a woman is behind bars for plowing into a crowd of people leaving one dead and a dozen injured. >> an incredible discovery will make a poconos f

i suggested his decision to attack south esetia caused a situation that cost georgia dearly. >> but for that difference the situations have a lot in common. >> yes. and i think the reality is that russia is a power, and the west is focused on i.s.i.s, i.s.i.l, for the west, the right is i.s.i.l, for russia it is, this is my forest this is my jungle. don't come here i'm not going to your forest. but here, i can do whatever. and he is actually implementing it. the problem is that there can be no deal made. because where putin says, you care about i.s.i.l, i care about the largest country in europe, ukraine. the problem is he is also going after the west. he sees it as a revenge against the west. >> so when he sees it as the west, the interesting irony is ukraine like georgia is not a member of the eu and was not a member of nato. >> no. >> they only get so much 74th. it's a careful ploy. >> the sanctions start to work but reality oil price.oil price is key to whole situation. the west can implement or keep the level where it is or even bring a little bit lower. if the price goes to 60, pu

deadly tornadoes ripped through the south destroying towns in georgia and louisiana. causing four fatalities meteorologist kevin corriveau has been following the storm. >> it continues. we'll see a lot of activity with the storm. look at the radar and the satellite. we have been watching since this afternoon. i want to go in a bit more. let go back about four hours. take a look at the dams across mississippi. this is columbia mississippi, where several tornadoes pushed through. be saw powerlines down, destruction with the - some of the structural damage as well, and towards louisiana, we saw similar damage as well here. power out to thousands across the region. and unfortunately they don't expect it to come back before christmas. let's put this into motion. we can see what we are expecting. atlanta, georgia, you saw a ban of rain showers causing delays at the airport. we are seeing a bit of rain. flooding it a problem. rain reported, most in mississippi. one towards florida as well as done here to georgia. tornado watches in effect. downgraded from tornado warns. in p

looks like the models the storm stays south and exits the coast around northern georgia. in this case we'll stay dry and get cloud cover later in the day saturday and saturday night. there's a less likely track that the storm could turn farther north, but in that scenario we'll get a brush of light precipitation, it could be a snow, but only a coating. we're going for a high of 44. brisk and chilly, feeling like the 0s this afternoon. -- -- 30s. 43 tomorrow less wind. saturday, 40 degrees, sunday, winter officially arrives in the evening. 44 degrees, monday, 48. tuesday, mild and cloudy, 54. christmas eve we have a storm cutting past us to the west that puts us on the warm side which means we get mild. 58 degrees, doesn't look like a great travel day there will be rain around. santa with a slicker and shorts. >> reporter: yes, matt. >> 5:39 a hollywood actor admits to sexually abusing young girls decades ago. >>> a family thought their home movies were lost to the jersey shore years ago, this we'll telu how they got them back. >> reporter: am i the only one that wants to

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above normal for almost everyone but a sliver of south carolina, georgia, and florida.s us right through the end -- really, close to the end of the year. >> good morning, i am meteorologist mike nicco with scattered light shower across the north bay. otherwise we have clouds and warm today compared to average. low-to-mid 60. the big storm is coming in on thursday and it will be the strongest storm in the last five to six years so get everything ready today and >> all that weather brought to you by kay jewellers. and, of course, frozen. >> it is cold in here. >>> coming up, the big reality special that got a lot of people upset. why some are saying "eaten alive" was tv's biggest letdown ever. i'm going to t.j. >> i was let down, too. that's all right. we're in the "gma" social square. we got the praise decked out. we're modest with our decorations here. some people lose their minds with their decorations. we'll show you some of the most outrageous ones coming up. stay with us, folks. ♪ i am yours and i know you are mine... ♪ kay jewelers presents -- the leo artisan diamo

and in the southeast this morning, south valdosta, georgia, recovering after this reported tornado caughtrity camera tore across the town. >> the grounds are unsafe. there's electrical wires that's down on the ground. >> reporter: workers running for cover as it approaches. major damage across the city, scattering parts of buildings. >> we were just trying to get up on the vehicles and stuff to try to avoid it because the building was just -- the top of the building was just flying off. all you could see was the roof being peeled apart. >> reporter: and check out this dramatic video, a tornado caught on a cell phone camera last week in columbia, mississippi. that arctic air mass dropping temperatures and windchills far below zero this morning. look at the windchill advisories from northern michigan and wisconsin, down into the panhandle of oklahoma and texas. the real spots that we're worried about are the warning areas from idaho into southern wyoming, west nebraska and west kansas. the temperatures, again, 19 below, north platte. and just to let you know it's not stopping there. midnigh

georgia dome. winner takes the south with a sub identified .500 record and will host a playoff record.atriots secured themselves a first-round bye but it wasn't easy against the jets. tom brady's lone touchdown pass to gronk. 17-16, new england. >>> aaron rodgers and the packers seal a playoff berth for the sick independent distraught year, eddie lacey, 44-yard touchdown run as green bay hands tampa bay their 13th last of the season. the bucs will probably get the number one pick. >> top 25 matinee matchup in berkeley. cal women hosting louisville. men's squad showing support. gray, team high 17 points, ten boards. sarah ham mopped, 18 and 9. cardinals showing why they played the national title game last year. four passes, one dribble. dire lays it in. 17-5 louisville. tonight at 6:00, reaction from a jubilant raiders locker room, and a huge brawl between the rams and giants. i'll just say it escalated quickly. >> i hate when that happens. >> thank you, collin. still to come, the christmas play from overseas that is big enough for the record books. the holiday season is here, which mea

its entirety, we have been tracking severe weather for 24 hours across the deep south and continues to roll role into georgia, and panhandle of florida at this hour. a lot have this moisture needs to roll rel through our area before we are in the clear from this very large storm. how much rain are we really talking about here. considering this is about a 24 hour event, about an inch, plus, is all we will end up with. so there will be rain all day, it will come through in ways with the heaviest but if we're only talking about an inch in a lot of spots here it could be so much worse. the that is over a 24 hour period. in flood watches, warnings, an ad rise wrist are posted anywhere which is good news. looking at current wind speeds thinks a feature more so as the day progresses. the wind is light. generally on shore. because that wind is light that is how you get that if you go to form. so much moisture in the atmosphere combined with that currently very light wind. we have fog issues but rain is main story here today and how warm. 62 degrees. we will drop down to 50 overnight and a then are stormed could be o

so, atlanta win, cared win, winner take all scenario next sunday in the georgia dome, winner wins the nfc south with a sub .500 record and will host playoff game. yes, host playoff game. loser, they can party hard on new year's eve because nothing else to do. pate detroits secured themselves a first-round bye but not easy against the jets. tom brady, pass to gronk, the go-ahead score from one yard in the fourth. 17-16, number. >>> rams and giants playing for pride and pride can sometimes make grown men do this. the late hit, hits back with the football, and here we go. men behaving badly. four-on brawl. three players were ejected. beckham junior would rather do his talking with his play. 11th touchdown catch of the year,ly manning threw for 391, 148 to beckham. giants a winner by ten, 37-27. >>> top 25 matchup in berkeley today. the 24th ranked cal women hosting number 10 louisville. the men's squad showing they're support. both basketball teams 11-0 at the pavilion this season. gray mass 17 points, ten boards. sarah hammond, 18 and 9. cardinals pretty good this year, there's mow raya moore, th

so atlanta win, cared win, winner take all scenario next sunday in the georgia dom winner wins the nfc south with a sub .500 recor and will host playoff game. yes, host playoff game. loser, they can party hard on new year's ee because nothing else to do. pate detroits secured themselv a first-round bye but not easy against the jets. tom brad pass to gronk, the go-ahead score from one yard in the fourth. 17-16, number. >>> rams and giants playing for pride and prid can sometimes make grown men do this. the late hit, hits back with the football, and here we go. men behaving badly. four-o brawl. three players were ejected. beckham junior would rather do his talking with h play. 11th touchdown catch of the year,ly manning threw for 391, 8 to beckham. giants a winner by ten, 37-27. >>> top 25 matchup berkeley today. the 24th ranked cal women hosting number 10 louisville. the men's squad showing they're support. both basketball teams 11-0 at the pavilion this season gray mass 17 poin, ten boards. sarah hammond, 18 and 9. cardinals etty good this year, there's mow raya moore, then look at th passin

. >> but if i have a car with a takata air bag in florida, just south of the georgia line, it's an you are jent matter that i wring it in for a recall. but if i instead live 15 mip its north of that line in kingsland, georgia, i gather the position is that my car is perfectly safe? is that a correct assumption? >> based on data we collected, temperature and humidity and also the dew point and that's the background of how we can determine the area we focused on that. that's covered quite a wide area. and sf it's vehicle registered in outside area, we consider it safe and no concern at this moment. >> okay, mr. shostek, dusz that make sense to you? 15 minutes north, you're okay. but if you're in florida, just below the line, you got to go in and get a replacement. >> right, congressman. i think it's also important as we talk about this to di distinguish the recalls. i want to make sure that the committee understands that the raults that we kungted from 2008 through 2014, that were related to specific takata manufacturing defects, those were national in scope. so for those recalls, we bel