the landed on the roof of a south georgia home this morning. investigators are looking into exactly what brought that plane down. >>> a path train car has a permanent home. today it was moved from kennedy airport to the trolley museum in new york which is in kingston. the car was part of a path train abandoned underneath the world >>> no need to worry about the rangers. >> the rangers needed to right this ship after losing three in a row on the road and 8-10 overall. edmonton oilers. late in the second. zuccarello feeds rick nash who stuffs the puck for the 10th goal. season. rangers earned a 4-2 victory. >>> in brooklyn, panthers erupted for three goals. barkov scores on the backhander. islanders lose first game in regulation 5-1. buffalo, new jersey on the board. he scores on the rebound. devils win it 2-1. monmouth crushed georgetown for that are first win ever over a big east school. >> now to the mets' annual christmas party. santa claus looked like left-hander stephen matts. the neal walker replaces daniel murphy. >> i want to be myself a

the weather in south georgia seems nicer. they have a change of venue. they are kind of excited about the opportunity. , everyoners arrive prisoner that arrives here and leaves here does so on the train . the train is integral to the story. when you are offloaded at the train station, the train itself, the train tracks, and the train station are almost half a mile to the west of the main prison compound. prisoners referred to it as . hundred paces to hell outside of the gates, closer to the main compound, you are intoed out, assigned detachments and squads. part ofl is a critical the daily experience of the prison. roll call is how the confederate command determines how many prisoners they have, and what their disposition is. they are counting the number of prisoners in the hospital, in the stockades. they're making daily lists of the number of prisoners that arrive, the transfer out, and that die. they separate that out from the number of people who die in the hospital and die in the prison itself. host: as far as the way people, give us a sense of heal

the weather in south georgia seems nicer. they've got a change of venue. they're kind of excited about that opportunity. as prisoners arrive, every prisoner that arrives here and leaves here does so on a train. the train is integral to this story, and when you're offloaded at the train station, the train itself, the train tracks, the train station are almost a half a mile to the west of the main prison compound, the stockade. and so there's a march, what some prisoners refer to as 800 paces to hell later on. then outside of the gates, closer to the main compound, you're counted out. you're assigned into detachments and squads because roll call is a critical part of the daily experience of the prison. roll call is how the confederate command determines how many prisoners they have and what their disposition is. so they're counting the number of prisoners in the hospital, the number of prisoners inside the stockade, they're making daily lists of the number of prisoners who arrive, number of prisoners who transfer out, the number of prisoners who die, and the

this system is also affecting people across the southeast including in south georgia. raycom news network's wright look along the flint river. water on the flint river is still flowing swiftly here through downtown albany... it's about 5 feet above minor flooding stage right now at 31 feet. light poles are covered up and the water is even creeping up some downtown bridges. officials don't anticipate closing any bridges at this time but say they can't rule that out right now. there have still not been any evacuations... the water is expected to crest saturday at about 32 and a half feet... but officials don't expect the water to recede quickly after that. "when you're looking out at the waters today, you're going to see this level for days to come. i can't tell you exactly how long, but we know at least through january 4th on this prediction that we will be at around a 31 foot level." up north... flood gates remain open at the lake blackshear dam as they funnel water through. there is still a lot of water that will be coming through here headed towards the gulf. on the

. >>> in south georgia a small plane crashed on a house. it experienced difficulties. and luckily the two on board were not injured. the faa is investigating. >>> and in china check out the shocking surveillance video of a tractor being crushed by a truck. and the tractor driver only suffered a hand fracture and >>> let's areget down to business. the federal reserve is expected to raise the interest rate for the first time since 2006. >>> kohl's announced it will keep its doors open for 72 hours straight. customers can shop marathon style until christmas eve for any last minute gifts. >>> look out google, ford will start testing its self-driving hibrid sedans. the tesla part of the company's smart mobility plan. >>> a shocking announcement as a top college coach calls it quits effective immediately. >>> plus the lebron james highlight that really should make all the top 10 plays of the week next. phil! oh no... (under his breath) hey man! hey peter. (unenthusiastic) oh... ha ha ha! joanne? it's me... you don't look a day over 70. am i right? jingle jingle. if you're pe

having grown up in the bible belt, in south georgia, it's a big part of all of our lives, but i grew up in the church, i went to method school, and god has truly blessed me. i am thankful for all the many blessings that god has given to me and my family. >> the debt is in excess of $18 trillion straight if you take the budget, 2/3, medicaid, entitlement, and defense spending. how do you bring down the debt? some have argued, cut spending by raise taxes. how would you do it? >> first, we've got to cut spending. spending, i mean discretionary as well as mandatory. >> including defense? >> that's a different area. we have cut defense, in my opinion, too much. i think we have reached the point to where we are getting to that dangerous level, we are cutting defense too much. i've always said, we've got to have entitlement reform. most importantly, we've got to grow our way out of this. we have to grow our way out of this, and we can only do that -- we can only have that growth by investing in infrastructure. that is perhaps the most important thing. that,n if you do all of would you still

a tornado warning moving in from alabama towards south georgia. snow and ice on the northern side of the system. for us, a lot of rain. you can see some showers moving into northeast georgia. this will continue to push northeast. scattered showers in the mountains, steady, heavy rainfall on the way for the evening and overnight. the heavy rainfall from clayton towards clarksville and took however, a -- and toccoa. a flood watch, streams will probably spring -- still their banks in hendersonville, pickens. future plus shows heavy rainfall continues to spread through 10:00 into the overnight hours. heavy rain, good sleeping weather. be careful tomorrow morning, we will still have showers lingering. we dry out for the most part tomorrow. more heavy rainfall on wednesday. tracking cold air heading in. minutes. gabrielle: thanks, chris. tonight, big complaints about an anderson county road. people say they can't drive on it. nigel: they are right now trying to figure out exactly why they are having so many problems. we are talking about guyton road is

more rain is expected today for much of the south, including georgia and alabama who are dealing with flooding. new this morning... morning...at least two tornadoes were also reported yesterday in central and northern california.one tornado did touch down near the sacramento area and traveled an estimated eight miles.right now - the national weather service is assessing damage from another possible twister in modesto.the storms damaged homes and other buildings in both areas.no injuries have been reported. a fatal officer involved shooting at a mall is now being investigated in charlotte, north carolina. carolina.it happened early thursday afternoon.authorities believe it all started when an altercation between two groups escalated.an 18-year-old suspect fired a gun, prompting a reaction from an off-duty y officer.witnesses say the suspect pointed a gun at the officer and the officer shot the suspect.the suspect died at the scene. "very terrified, and i iwas and he's in the front, you know, and i'm thinking, 'get him out the way, just get out the way.'" way.'"the officer who shot,the

morning into the afternoon with thunderstorms rambling in georgia and some making their way to the georgia-south carolina line. in parts of heart county, southern oconee county getting heavy downpours. as we look back to georgia, this is south of atlanta with lightning associated. everything is talking to the northeast. all of the upstate, foothills of north carolina under a flood watch today through earl morning because of the potential of more flooding. we are already soaked and with streams and rivers full, not much room for additional water but we get it anyway. flooding in flood prone areas. we will reach into the mid 60's for afternoon highs, but cooler weather comes behind the front. mike: thank you people -- thank you. people in lander are still dealing with the effects from the rain monday night. folks at caroland farms say the pacolet river overflowed. all of the farm's cattle were moved to safety, and it doesn't look like any equipment was damaged, but farm manager matt rainey says it'll take time to know how the crops here were affected. aly: officials in newberry county say lake gre

some light rain falling along the north carolina-south carolina border, also the georgia-south carolina border. all this is streaming to the east. flood watches have been issued for the mountains. northeastern georgia and the counties and upstate, south carolina, because the potential of already saturated ground and heavy downpours could lead to localized flooding. all these great counties are dense fog advisories. if you are traveling south toward columbia, you will run into quite a bit of fog. the heaviest of the rain right now is in the mississippi valley area. parts of louisiana and mississippi under tornado watches this morning. that line of severe thunderstorms racing through mississippi has prompted that tornado watch. we also have snow behind the system. you can see the cold air, parts of missouri, and up into the planes. they will see some wintry precipitation in parts of the country. not for us, though. just rain for the first three days of the week. we will climb to the upper 60's for the afternoon. mountains will go from 50's to mid 60's today. typically this time of year, 3

raycom news networks melissa hodges is in south georgia where some flooding has occurred though and gives us a look. i am on northampton road, off forrester parkway in lee county, which runs along the muckalee creek. this home behind me was flooded, and based on the water marks on the cement block suppose to flood, at least there was no warning initially from the national weather service. the question is now whether additional gauges are needed along the muckalee to offer better readings of the rising water, and give people living along the creek a chance to save some of their belongings. the good news is the water is receding, and now it is time for the cleanup. reporting from lee county in southwest georgia, i'm melissa hodges for the raycom news network. headed to the playoffs. the clemson tigers are preparing the top stories of 2015. break season, as we count down the top the news at 5:30. arles molineaux. in the first alert center with tanner. ad lib so far showers have been few and far between, but i will still carry a 40% chance into the afternoon. temps are currently in the low 70

the best chances will be to the south and east. georgiaand south carolina and florida are all enjoying record-setting warmth and sunshine. afternoon around 6:00, most of the rain south and east of the city. clearing skies overnight. by new year's eve, skies will be partly cloudy temperatures in the lower 40's. that's our forecast. 42 at midnight. the first day of 2016, partly cloudy, 46. get used to wearing extra layers of clothes. it will turn chillier. 56 today with a 40% chance of rain. partly cloudy and 55 new year's eve. new year's day, increasing sunshine. a little bit of a warm-up with dry weather continuing through monday and tuesday. we will see what happens in january. i wouldn't want to make a bet right now. quarter in my pocket, i would flip it. search is on. a new york woman is trying to reunite a wedding ring with its owner. it was in the pocket of a pair of jeans shipped from a local store and presumably lost on a shopping trip in virginia. jeannette reyes has the latest. jeannette: all this woman ordered was a pair of jeans

military at moody air force base in south georgia. the two were learning to fly and maintain an a-29 turbo tropattack plane. air force officials said there is no evidence the two men pose a threat to public safety. we hope not. we're coming right back. stay with us. >>> donald trump increasing his already substantial lead in the polls. will the gop leadership now try to subvert the will of the people and try to shut trump out of the party's national convention? >> they're kidding themselves, i'm going to win. lou: the republican party elite, the talk of brokered convention and trump's talk of an independent run. we'll talk with the man who ran ross perot's independent run for president in '92 and who was reagan's white house political director. ed rollins here next. >>> and talk about an adrenaline junkie, getting a little artistic while free falling at 120 miles an hour. we'll show you the video of . lou: republican presidential candidate dr. ben carson says a brokered convention would destroy the republican party. retired neurosurge

. >> from the state of pennsylvania through virginia, from the south, georgia so you have a verve tight, this stuff can be tough but if you're neighboring states, this still affects you but i will say this, is that we go around the world and say we are the beacon of democracy of the most civilized country on this earth. but i know a lot, because i travel a lot, people look at us like we're barbarians. it's amazing. and really, how long will we bow down before the tyranny of the nra, the gun manufacturers, and the politicians which are in their pocket, you know? we have to have a greater love of human beings than money. >> you can see all of sarah hoye's interview with spike lee monday at 6:00 p.m. eastern, 3:00 pacific on "talk to al jazeera." and all flex week we're bringing you a special report, five days in chicago beginning monday at 7:00 p.m. >>> the supreme court has released the audioof affirmative action involving the university of texas. during that session justant 9 je antonin scalia spoke. >> days after the justice heard arguments on the affirmative action program, justice an

. ♪ >> two afghan trainees are missing at this hour from an airport base in south georgia. two students failed to show up for duty on monday at moody air force base. airport officials say both men have been at the basins february. they were screened before they came into the u.s. more than a year ago. we will keep you posted on any updates. heather? >> the house overwhelmingly approves new restrictions on the visa waiver program. the measure would ban assyria iraq and iran who visiteded those countries in the last five years from coming to the u.s. without a visa. it would also require countries to partis pcipate in a program e france and the u.k. to share more information about terror threats. the bill now heads to the senate where it is expected to pass. >>> and time now to look at who is talking. this time it is the man who killed osama bin laden. rob o'neil the navy seal who pulled the trigger is warning every american how quickly terrorists can act if they have a valid visa. >> people need to realize the world is a lot smaller than you think. a prime example one day i

south. in georgia and alabama-- forced evacuations. (sot) we woke up to civil rains stalled christmas eve traffic on a main highway in dekalb county, georgia. (sot from new wsfloodingga) parts of the midwest... it's snow snarling the commute. (sot) it's just impossible for me to get there. this is insane. it's like i'm never going to get there. no white christmas along the east coast this year... where record high temperatures from florida to vermont... mean more jogging and less skiing. (sot jogger) i'm loving it. everyone should have a hot holiday. i don't have to go to california or florida. i'm fine right here. on christmas morning here in the nation's capitol... the monuments? snuggled in a blanket of fog. bz, abc news washington thank you michael...we are police just arrested maria escalante.. accused of shooting and killing her husband at the plaza hotel. this happened last night just before midnight...we're told the body was found somewhere on the sixth floor of the south tower. as you can imagine, this was quite scary for gues

mid to from north carolina, south carolina, georgia. a record in jacksonville, 81 degrees. pretty sunset in granger. temperatures eventually dropping into the 20's with wind chills in the teens. i think we will see a few clouds overnight. tomorrow, temperatures in the 30's. it will be a bit windy north and northeast. temperatures on the rise. we will head up to the upper sunday, and it looks like more 40's as we head into next week. mark: the force is awakening as fans flock to theaters for the opening of the new "star wars" movie. that includes the imax theater at the science center of iowa. kcci's rose heaphy is in the middle of all the excitement and fitting in nicely. rose: there is a lot of excitement for this sold-out show. there are a lot of other people who are -- vader, i thought i smelled your foul stench on board. the crowd is telling me that this has been worth the wait. x-wing, droids, light saber, it is so close the fans can almost take it -- can almost taste it. oliver housman of des moines claimed his spot first in line at the imax theater at the seat, i'd r

south. gulf coast in to central georgia and south carolina as well, will have the potential for more rain even in to the new year. some of that is going to be in the form of clouds for us. here's the future cast. in the morning, spotty showers developing south. looks like it will spread much of the area in the afternoon. periods of rain. not a constant soaking heavy rainfall. it starts to scoot out after sunset. the next rainfall is not likely to come for a while. that's good news. the rpm model up until 6 o'clock in the evening. half inch plus in areas over the upstate. but another model is thinking much more for the upstate. putting down a good swath of maybe one tops, two inches of rain in greenville, spartanburg, gaffney gaffney. the thinking is less for us in south. 60s for highs tomorrow. and how about this, 50s as we cool down thursday. 40s as we get colder in to new year's day. the 20s will be back for lows friday, saturday, sunday night in to next. >> larry: so glad to see the sun shine. >> jason: several dry days ahead. >> larry: i'm going to need it. >> tammy: media days for clemson

most of the rain out over the atlantic and maybe into far south eastern georgia and definitely north florida. friday night and early saturday we could see clearing and a good bit of sunshine early saturday and upper level clouds scooting across the area during the afternoon and temperatures seasonably cool. a little above normal temperatures for this time of year. as far as current temperatures look we are 64 currently in greenville, 65 in clemson. 62 in greenwood, 50s in the mountains in hendersonville and bravard. 9:00 this evening in the 50s in the upstate dipping into the 40s for the mountains and ringing in the new year close to 50, a few lower 50s in the upstate well into the 30s for the mountains so chillier tomorrow morning with a few mid 40s in the upstate and 30s in the mountains first thing tomorrow morning. here's your next 72 hours. 56 for the high. mid 50s for highs through the weekend. do look for partly snyto mostly sunny skies. a shade below freezing early sunday morning. next week reenforcing pushof cooler air monday night into tuesday so lows in the 20s highs in th

two afghan trainees are missing at this hour from an air force base in south georgia.onday at moody air force base. they're now being sought by federal authorities. air force officials say both men have been at that base since february. they've been screened they say before they were allowed into the united states more than a year ago. >>> a major story to bring you right now. a possible smoking gun in the benghazi investigation. a newly revealed e-mail from the pentagon, to hillary clinton, shows that the u.s. military was, in fact, prepared to respond to the benghazi terror attacks. this e-mail reads, quote, we have identified the forces that could move to benghazi, they are spinning up as we speak. well that e-mail contradicts claims by defense secretary leon panetta that there was no time to get forces to libya to try to save people there. it appears that all that was needed was a green light from the state department. the 2012 attacks killed four americans, including our ambassador chris stevens. >>> a hoverboard bursts into flames at a washington state mall. look

bali yahayu, for south georgia that's pretty good. and dr. joe dalpaez. y'all can correct me. >> no doctor. >> take it if you can get it. with that, your testimony is -- keep it within five minutes if you can. if you go over, as long as it's factual and important and relevant, we're happy to hear from you. sloan, thank you for being here today. the floor is yours. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i'll offer a bit more elaborate introduction for these three. david is undersecretary of health. he's been at va from a career in the public sector, managing healthcare organizations. dr. yahaya has been with the va for all of 18 months. he has clears of clinical experience and he continues to see patients inside va. a brilliant young infectious disease doctor. and joe is the network director for vision 17 down in texas. he's been with va for over 30 years. much of it as a medical center director. he's spent most of the past several months working with this team on this report and addressing community care issues. mr. chairman, we're facing an historic opportunity to

south of i-85 and georgia toward abbeville and anderson county, scattered showers, greenville, abbeville and laurens with more action expected to develop in the afternoon. with the exception of north of i-40 in the mountains of north carolina, just the foothills are unr the flood watch, but upstate south carolina and northeastern georgia are creeks are full, so it does not take much to put them out of if you live in a pled from area, watch out for those late morning into the afternoon. overnight, a good bit of action in parts of alabama, georgia and it is working its way into the carolinas this evening. should be over by early tomorrow morning. temperatures mild one more day. 61 in greenville will reach 66 in the mountains go to 64 for tomorrow on the mild side. it starts to cool down by the first. on friday, 46 to 54. cold overnights of begin saturday morning to next week. have warm coats ready for the weekend, especially for the kids on monday. low 30's in the upstate and 20's in the mountains as we head back to work and school. >> new developments in the couch. -- ethan couch. the loc

further south in georgia.o you can have a very, very tight... you still have... could be tight, but if your neighborin' states, if their thing is lax, it still affects you. but i will say this, is that we go around the world sayin' we're the beacon of democracy, of the most civilized country on this earth. but i know for sure... 'cause i travel a lot. people look at us like we're barbarians. (laughter) if you travel the world, and- >> they find out where you're from... >> and they say... and the guns... i mean it's amazin'. and it really... how long will we bow down before the tyranny of the nra, the gun manufacturers and the politicians, you know, which are in their pocket? you know, that... that we have to have a greater love of human beings than money. we cannot kneel down on... on all fours and pray at the altar of the almighty dollar. i'm sorry. money does not rule over human life. and... and... this stuff, it's the nra and the gun manufacturers that... that are keepin' this thing goin' because they're...

south. in georgia and alabama-- forced evacuations. (sot) we woke up to civil defense pounding on our door tellins us we had about 20 minutes to leave our homes. a mudslide after the heavy rains stalled christmas eve traffic on a main highway in dekalb county, georgia. (sot from new wsfloodingga) "it's dangerous out here. people get kinda crazy when you get to an exit." for drivers in omaha and other parts of the midwest... it's snow snarling the commute. (sot) it's just impossible for me to get there. this is insane. it's like i'm never going to get there. no white christmas along the east coast this year... where record high temperatures from florida to vermont... mean more jogging and less skiing. (sot jogger) i'm loving it. everyone should have a hot holiday. i don't have to go to california or florida. i'm fine right here. on christmas morning here in the nation's capitol... the monuments... snuggled in a blanket of fog. bazi kanani, abc news, washington." nikki: brad: weather adlib: more messy weather is coming our way in the day

clemson comes in off lozs from south carolina and georgia. 0-57 tonight, so wouldn't it be a stunner tonight? good evening, everybody. back in south florida. so the news of the day is three players sent home from the clemson teams, the most notable is deon cain. that was cain earlier today at a news conference can dabo swinney who would love to get a win tomorrow but what about cain and his not being in the lineup? swinney poied out that the rules apply for everyone and he said they violented team rules. >> if you don't do the right thing, there are consequences. it's not a very complicated matter at all, just got 115 guys and 112 do what's right and three of them didn't. they don't have the opportunity and the privilege to be a part of the game. >> reporter: todd summers joining me now and various reports that the players were sent home for violenting the drug rules, but cain out of the lineup, that's not good. >> and the timing is not great. a lot of the game plan for this game against oklahoma, back in clemson and came here to practice a couple times and they only got one practice

south carolina border. also in northeastern georgia. all this is working its way eastern. we will see an increase in the rain showers today, tonight, and the next couple days wet. fog is the story if you are traveling south on 3854 26 or 25. these areas in green are under flood watches. that's because already saturated ground with more rain on the way today and some heavy downpours here's where the severe weather is breaking out right now in parts of louisiana and mississippi. tornado watches issued for that region because of the potential of severe weather being generated. we will get some of that heavier rain in our region tonight through tomorrow, even wednesday. so i know we've had enough rain. we've got a few more days to deal with it. mid-60's, upper 60's in the upstate. mid-50's in the mountains will reach into the mid-60's through the afternoon. average would be a cold morning and a high of 52. not today. it will be in the upper 60's for highs. still not record-breaking. the record in the mountains is 73. it was set back in 1889. average is 47. today, we will get up

the heavier downpours that are lining up for virginia into the carolinas and farther into the south into georgiaday. but not an all day rain. rain shower this is morning and into the afternoon. by later in the afternoon even the shore points will be clearing out. and 60s, not bad for day one of winter. day two, even warmer. in facts, record temperatures tomorrow afternoon, the record is 66, we're heading for 68. stead rain coming into the afternoon and warmer weather arrives for christmas eve. that's an early christmas present. 60s for christmas day, 66 degrees, close to the record temperature, then a little cooler as we go into the weekend. 57 on saturday. back into the 60s sunday and cooler with more showers monday. >> loving it. thanks, bill. if you plan to shop online for christmas presents you better act fast. we'll tell you about today's important deadline to make sure you get your gifts on time and don't get caught in the holiday rush. we'll tell you about a second e. coli outbreak. >>> the cdc is investigating five new cases of e. coli linked to chipotle restaurants. more than 50 illness

and that is more typical of a december for charleston, south carolina, savannah, georgia and austin, texas. what we experiences this december is what the deep south typically sees during this month. 44 in trenton and 42 in allentown and 50 in sea isle city and 34 in the poconos. and a wind in the north northern westerly direction and that is cutting temperatures back and 37 in reading and allentown and 40 in philadelphia and 40 in millville. not too bad considering we are just about to head into january. satellite and radar shows a few breaks in the cloud cover this afternoon and you can see the leading edge of the thicker clouds philadelphia to the south, as we look at the windchills with future tracker at midnight tonight as we head into the new year, feeling like 36 in philadelphia and 30 in allentown and 30 in reading and upper 30s to the south and early tomorrow morning as the mummers start their strut down broad street, if you head down there a couple of things to keep in mind, there is a wind and if are you on the shady side, it feels leak freezing in philadelphia, bundle up an

the federaraaviation administration is investigating after a small plane landed on the roof of a south georgia home. two people were onboard the plane when it landed tuesday morning. neither one was hurt. the plane had taken off from jajasonville's airport and was headed for hilton head international airport in georgia when it apparently started have difficulties. investigators have not said what brought the plane down. weather is to blame for a deadly crash in northwest iowa. it happened yesterday morning at about 7:15 one mile east of sibley. the osceola county sheriff's office says 33-year-old patrick webb from sibley was killed. investigators say webb lost control of his pickup on an icy overpass on highway 60. of a semi driven by y ward wood of north sioux city, south dakota. wood was not hurt. the dixon county sheriff's office is investigating a house explosion in northeast nebraska. it happened late monday night in the community of newcastle. the homeowner samuel livingsten was able to escape without getting hurt. ththincident is under investigation by the nebraska fire marshall. federa

emergencies are now in effect for several states.more rain is expected today for much of the south, including georgia and alabama who are dealing with flooding. new this morning... morning...at least two tornadoes were also reported yesterday in central and northern california.one tornado did touch down near the sacramento area and traveled an estimated eight miles.right now - the national weather service is assessing damage from another possible twister in modesto.the storms damaged homes and other buildings in both areas.no injuries have been reported. a fatal officer involved shooting at a mall is now being investigated in charlotte, north carolina. carolina.it happened early thursday afternoon.authorities believe it all started when an altercation between two groups escalated.an 18-year-old suspect fired a gun, prompting a reaction from an off-duty suspect pointed a gun at the officer and the officer shot the suspect.the suspect died at the scene. "very terrified, and i was pushing him in the stroller and he's in the front, you know, and i'm thinking, 'get him out the way, just get out the way.'"

as we go off to the west, as you can see, the line continues off across georgia and extends south of atlanta. this is going to be with us for a good part off the afternoon. in terms of rain totals here, let me show you this. really we're going to have to watch out for the flash flooding, as i said, in the places where it's continued to rain in all the counties that's in red north and west of columbia, that's going to be through tonight. reminder, turn around, don't drown. this is a situation we should really take seriously when we talk about flooded roads. you never know what's on the bottom of that road. if you start in, you may lose control and it's too late to do anything about it. as far as rain totals, check this out. here in columbia, a quarter of more than ten times that in newberry in the last days. it's going to continue to rain, as i said, north and west of columbia as we continue to see this most fetch work its way up through georgia. what's going to happen here for the rest of the afternoon? look at this. temperatures running warm. almost 80 in orangeburg. winnsboro, it's

down to the south, you see all the showers continue from raleigh down to charleston, south carolina and atlanta, georgiaand even florida, and on the cloudy side and the clouds continue to stream in from the south and west and there is a break here and there at times. for tonight partly cloudy and dry and cool and 31 in the suburbs and the westerly wind continuing 5 to 10 miles per hour. and as we wake up tomorrow morning, at some point in the morning, a westerly wind continues, and windchills in the 30s the entire day, it will feel near freezing first thing in the morning and the mummers parade in the afternoon and the wind will funnel through the center city buildings so we'll feel cooler and especially with the shade with those buildings, you'll want to bundle up, we are 5 degrees above average sitting at 46 degrees but a decent amount of sunshine and saturday a crystal clear sky and most of the clouds should be long gone 43 for a high and to the north the first arctic front that pushes from the hudson bay and the north pole and directs it south southward and 30s for high temperatures as we go into th

high temperatures from maine to florida high temperatures in the 60s and 70s and 80s to the south across georgialorida. i will let you know how long that weather sticks around when i see you in a few minutes. >> a jury has handed down a mixed verdict in the case of a woman accused of attacking a gay couple in center city. a jury acquitted her of the most serious charges, but convicted her on lessor counts. katherine scott has the story. >> reporter: jury foreman said the jury did the best they could convicting kathryn knott on 4 misdemeanor counts of a gay couple in center city. >> the jury was satisfied. >> she was akuwaited of all the -- she was acquitted of all the felonies. >> reporter: kathryn knott the daughter of a suburban police chief was convicted of simple assault and two counts of reckless endangerment and conspiracy to commit the assault. she was acquitted of vicious assault. >> they were not out for convention. this jury verdict recognizes that. >> reporter: back in september 2014. kathryn knott was walking in a group of 15 people when the attack took place left a mantua a broken j

and ahead of that, another line of storms crossings over the appalachian mountains, south carolina and georgia. this system has had a history of producing tornadoes. in fact, one particular one has such an extended track, approximately 230 kilometers building into the edge of mississippi crossing over the border into tennessee. and this is something that has left a lot of problems in its wake. and so, this is going to be a difficult time here for those who are getting ready to start the christmas holidays but now are dealing with damage and destruction. in fact, a few people have died from this particular system from the latest reports that we have received. and we're going to look at the possibility of even more severe storms as we go throughout the day on thursday. the reason why, we have a lost warm air that's been charging into the deep south. and as we go through the time period, coming in, it's winter time, we have that huge clash that takes place. and that instability is going to lead to possibly even more heavier rainfall and thunderstorms as we move throughout christmas eve. and this

why do we have so many hispanics or latinos in south carolina and georgia? they didn't reside in those places before. here in chicago, a sanctuary city, we have an abundance of latinos. they have so much clout politically they are demanding their own schools, even though they are closing schools in black and brown neighborhoods. >> let's move away in that. we're not going to come to decision. >> no we are not. >> in terms of deportation as a policy in order to deport 11 million people over two years as donald trump suggests, you would need to find and deport 15,000 people a day have. >> uh-huh. >> do you think that the united states has the law enforcement manpower and money to do that? >> well, i think yeah, i think media has tried to build a case again deporting illegals. because the media, a liberal media has its own agenda. the bottom line is we had operation wetback. and operation wetback supposedly, i've read statistics that said either two to five million mexicans back to mexico, with 1/10 of the size of border patrol we have at a. yes it is possible.

leaving washington d.c., traveling to virginia south carolina georgia, alabama, mississippi. we are on our way to new orleans to test of decision of the united states supreme court. thirteen of us became part. i was one of the 15. we went through a period of training for four days, the night of may 3, 1961 we went to a chinese restaurant in rule alabama, i attended school in nashville, i, i never had chinese food before. we had a wonderful meal. someone spoke up and said you should eat well, this may be like the last supper the next day, some bordered a bus, some boarded a greyhound bus, the two of us entered a white waiting room, attempted to in rock hill south carolina we were tied, beaten, and, and left lying in a pool of blood. we are beaten by members of the clan. may 1961, in february 091 of the guys beat us. he came to my office he was in his 70s, the son was in his 40s, he came and said mr. lewis, i am one of the people that beat you. i want to apologize, will you forgive me? the young son started crying, he started crying and i said, i accept your apology, i forgive

. >>> a homeowner in south georgia was doing some yard work when he heard a loud crash and take a look. a small plane that landed right on his rooftop. the two people on board were able to climb out with just a few cuts and bruises. the pilot had reported engine trouble and was trying to reach an airport about half a mile away. >>> good thing he is okay. let's get a check of the weather right now. mr. roker. today's weather is brought to you by kay jewellers, the number one jewelner america. every kiss begins with kay. >> around the country today, sunshine, a little cooler along the east coast and more wet weather making its way from the the gulf coast. snow across the northern plains and another big storm moving into the pass nick northwest. >> jeremy: good morning. for the day a mix of clouds and sunshine. not as much wind out there today and seasonal, again, cooler than 422046. above normal. boston this afternoon at 45. worcester 43. merrimack valley, new hampshire mid-40s. more clouds tomorrow with a few isolated rain showers on the way for tomorrow afternoon. near 50. showers tomo