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the sound of chain saws ringing through a suburban atlanta neighborhood startled home owners as cleanup began. this church in southern georgia was damaged during a service on sunday. >> doors were flying off the hinges. the walls were shaking. windows were trackcracking. >> reporter: this was the scene in albany, new york along intersate 90. >> everybody is crashing into each other. no one has control over their cars. they can't stop. they can't slow down at least. >> reporter: icy roads responsible for a car accident along the texas panhandle that killed three people. in the midwest, two inches of snow in milwaukee, wisconsin. >> be sure you're not looking up at the sky after the first scoop. >> reporter: susan saulny abc news washington. >>> this morning, winter weather warnings from washington state to ohio. >> accuweather meteorologist justin povick joins us with more. >> reena and t.j. thanks. what a cold start to our early week. look at the high temperatures monday when you combine the effects of the wind and also some of the cloud cover, it feels like it's only around 0 in pittsb

in suburban atlanta trees were knocked down by winds in the thunderstorm. the national weather service is checking to see ft. damage may have about cause the by micro burst or even a small tornado. >>> time for a check of the accuweather forecast. around here the big chill on the way. >> get ready for it guys. as early as tomorrow morning extra layers will be needed. wind chills in the 20s. we'll show what you is going onment stormtracker 6 double scan radar showing you a cold front is moving offshore. you notice showers off the coast there of surf city and atlantic city continuing to push offshore for the rest of the overnight hours. wind are picking up open the backside. we'll show you the picture outside. sky6hd george is shot of ben franklin bridge on this sunday night. winds up to 28 miles an hour when you look at the gusts. partly cloudy and turning clear as we go throughout the rest of the overnight hours. hopefully you had a chance to enjoy the mild stretch on this second weekend or second weekend of 2015 that's what i'm trying to say. currently in

. >> reporter: the sound of chainsaws ringing through a suburban atlanta neighborhood startling homeowners. >> i came out and looked around. pretty frightening what i saw once the fire truck came with the big light on and i could see what was actually out here. >> reporter: thunderstorms bringing heavy rain and severe wind gusts knocking down trees, severing power lines and blocking roads. a tornado in georgia. another confirmed in mississippi. further north, a nightmare for motorists. slick roads. this was the scene in albany, new york, along interstate 87. nearly a dozen cars slid off the roadway. >> everyone crashing into each other. no one really has control over their cars so they can't stop and can't slow don at least. >> reporter: icy roads were also responsible for a car accident along the texas panhandle that killed three people. the midwest also got hit. two inches of snow fell in milwaukee. residents breaking out the snowblowers. >> very misleading when you shovel your snow, be careful you aren't looking up at the sky after the first scoop. >> reporter: the wild weather doesn't

. >>> a suburban atlanta police chief is waiting to find out if he will be charged with shooting hise. william mccollum runs of the peachtree city police department. earlier this morning he called 911 to say he accidentally shot his wife. investigators are not releasing details about what happened. but he did involve his service weapon. mccoll almost is cooperating with state investigators. his wife is in critical condition. >>> bad weather has delayed but not stopped the search for victims of the airasia crash in the java sea. reporter craig boswell says more bodies were recovered today. >> reporter: she was laid to rest thursday, the 49-year-old the first victim from airasia flight 8501 to be positively identified and returned to family members. more bodies were returned to indonesia for identification thursday, an honor guard carried the coffins marked only with numbers. the search for victims and debris from the flight was suspended again as heavy seas prevented divers from entering the water. the seas have even prevented crews from hearing the pings from the plane's black boxes.

. >> reporter: the runnions were last seen thursday after they left the suburban atlanta home to make drive to telfair county where they asked to meet the person to answered ad. mr. runnion is a vietnam vets and has a lot of street smarts when it comes to meeting with strangers. >> he would have protocols and security measures he would follow. he was wise teaching those two. he would say i will meet somebody in very lit parking lot. dad was the guy to think if situations and if happened what you would do. >> reporter: police are searching a densely wooded area of telfair county for any sign of the missing couple. they tell us this morning they did find the couple's vehicle found in a shallow pond but still no word on the whereabouts of bud and june runnion. they're something anyone with information call the telfair county's sheriffs office. 2629 268, 2161. >> what a story. thank you, yen. jon: a possible drone found on the white house ground. what officials are learning about that flying device. too close for comfort. tales on enormous asteroid expected to zoom past earth today. we wa

the sounds of chainsaws ringing through suburban atlanta start emed the homeowners. this church was damaged during a service on sunday. >> deeps were flying off. >> in the north in albany, new york along interstate 90, a dozen cars slid off the road. >> everyone was crashing into each other. no one has control of their cars. they cannot step. they cannot slow down. >> ice was responsible for a car accident that killed three people in texas panhandle. in the midwest 2" fell in wisconsin. >> when you shovel your snow be careful you are not looking at the sky after the first scoop. >>> winter weather warnings are stretching from washington dc to ohio, a large area of accumulation is expected from the northern plains to the east coast. dangerous wind chill and arctic air brings sub-zero temperatures to the northeast her this week. >>> one fund -- fun fact 114-degree difference from the cold spot in minnesota to the hotspot in tampa florida. eric? >>> this morning firefighters in australia are trying to get a handle on a massive wildfire that has destroyed more than two d

. >>> here in the united states the wife of a suburban atlanta, police chief remains in critical condition husband, the police chief. few details about the shooting have been released but the chief told 911 operators the shooting was accidental. she's been the chief has been placed on administrative relief. >>> gm is recalls 92,000 suvs and trucks for the same issue that plagued its cars all year long faulty ignition switches. >> the current recall applies to silverado, suburbans and tahoes. the company, although it says the 93,000 recalled the problem may only exist in 500 of these vehicles so this is more evidence that gm is being very very cautious here and we also should point out that there's been no accidents or deaths reported as a result of this specific problem, with i is actually a little bit different than the one that caused the major recalls earlier this year. it goes to show you there seems to be no end in sight to are this company. >> 2014 was the year of the recall right? >> indeed it was, and 30 million cars in total for gm to put this into context, they are paying out on

georgia police chief is on administrative leave after shooting his wife in the bedroom of their suburban atlantaollom called 911 to report he'd shot his wife. for obvious reasons, local police have turned offer the criminal investigation to the state authorities. >> the department is hurting at this point. we're very concerned for, obviously, his wife. we're concerned for the ief. >> mccollom's wife margaret is in critical condition at an atlanta hospital. she has not spoken to investigators. >>> topping our health headlines and the deadly flu outbreak that's growing. the cdc says the virus is widespread in 36 states. 15 children have died. in late december 7% of the nation's deaths were due to flu. public health experts warn a serious outbreak can linger until may of this year. as a result many emergency rooms and urgent care clinics are overwhelmed. some even turning away flu sufferers. others are giving advice over the phone. a nurse may be able to answer questions without a visit. they are also scheduling when a patient can come in. otherwise, people may have to wait a couple of hours. not p

alabama man said he was pulled over in suburban atlanta for eating a burger while driving. the cop used georgia's distraktsed driving law. it was no accident here. the driver wonders if he was having too good of a time with the burger and the officer got upset. before you scoff at this. this is a serious thing. ohio police blame an accident a week ago on dining and driving. but again distracted driving is not just being on the phone but all kinds of things that can keep you from paying attention to the road. >>> work hard play hard. that's legit, folks. drinking appears to increase when your workload increases. there's a study that reveals people who work at least 49 hours a week are 13% more likely to engage in risky alcohol use than those who workweeks of 35 to 40 hours. risky alcohol use is defined as more than 21 drinks a week for men and 14 for women. >> the study looked at a half million people from 14 countries including america but not just america. i don't know. some people who are tightly wound and work hard may need a little drink. >> that's what happens. work ha

they left their suburban atlanta home to buy a car from the suspect. car, a 1966 ford mustang convertible. to understand contacted him saying he had one for sale and sent photos. county sheriff. >> this individual we identified him as being the owner of the telephone they communicated on. >> reporter: police tracked the ruinion cell phone. the last call made was track back to a disposable phone townes had bought. when they failed to show up to babysit their grandchildren. brittney patterson is their daughter. >> i knee he's protecting my mom. he loves her so much and his family. >> reporter: police and volunteers found out across telfair county this weekend searching for the couple and any sign of townes. two warrants have been issued, one for making false statements to police and one for defrauding the runnions. police are asking anyone for the couple's whereabouts to contact the police immediately. >> i don't care what happened you know why the situation occurred. i just want to know what my parnlts are. my family, my friends, we want to know where t

. >> a suburban atlanta police chief could be in trouble with the law. he's being investigated for shooting his own wife. >> while drinking and smoking may increase your risk of certain cancers a new study shows getting other cancers it may just come down to chance. >> how one woman's fashion choice may have saved her life. that's one of the stories caught in our global net. >> you are taking a live look right now at indonesia where newly recovered bodies from the airasia flight 8501 have just arrived. you can see they are carrying two coffins there. we have seen a steady stream of that within the last couple hours. weather conditions seem to have improved and it seems the recovery effort has picked up pace. >> new calls this morning for hour three jailed al jazeeraing colleagues to be released from an egyptian prison. we will get reaction from a correspondent who's closely followed that case. >> how one country is trying to reduce smoking by dramatically increasing the cost of cigarettes. >> we'll focus on what's behind the fast spread of this year's fl

guest: where i live, i live in an area that is the suburban area of atlanta. it is a very republican area. when mccain came in and voted the same way as obama, obama and senator mccain in 2008 voted for the tart bill. a of people did not vote for mccain. they were certainly not voting for our senator who went to a runoff in 2008. the frustration was mounting. we had the bank bailouts, we had tarts and 2018 and the stimulus bill on top of it in 2009. it was a calm -- it was a culmination of all these bills all of this all to control and bailing out big businesses. it was certainly not about obama, not in 2009, it was more about the out-of-control spending that will seeing from both parties. remember, senator mccain voted for tarp just like senator obama did. guest: how are you? i am not in independent i am a democrat. i was afraid you were not let me speak if i said so. yeah, i just needed to address the caller before me. nobody said anything about this deficit when the war was going on. ok? i would like to ask if she -- i lost my train of thought. where is tha

i can to you that where i live, i live in an area that is a suburban area of atlanta and it is a veryublican area. when mccain went and voted the exact same way that obama did during the campaign in 2008, voted for the tarp bill, people in my area where so upset that a lot of them did not vote for mccain. they certainly were not voting for sex lee chambliss -- senator chambliss. the frustration was mounting. what happened is we had the bank bailouts, we had tarp in 2008, we had the stimulus bill right on top of it in 2009. it was a coma nation of all these bills and all this out-of-control growth and bailing out big business and people had enough of it. it was never specifically about president obama. certainly not in february 2009. they was more about the out-of-control spending we were seeing from both parties. senator mccain voted for tarp just like senator obama did. host: don from oklahoma. caller: i am a democrat. i was afraid you might not let me speak if i said so. yeah. i agree with the caller just before me. nobody said anything about the deficit when the war was going on. o

atlanta to the suburbs that's the role housing is playing. the problem ali is going further. you go to the suburbs but guess what the suburbs don't want mass transportation because i've talked to suburbanthat says that brings renters. we want homeowners. >> you also don't have a lot of other amenities that are typical to cities because of the high density so you end up in the suburbs quite possibly underemployed. the rent is cheaper, with fewer opportunities that make city life dynamic and bearable. that upward mobile ladder gets taken away. >> you're poor all of a sudden you don't have transportation and you are forced by income to move to the suburbs. what happens is you can't travel back and forth. you don't have your own car. at middle east when you were in the city you have a bus system subway system. that exacerbates the problem because you now can't apply for jobs because you can't get to the job interview. you can't afford to call a cab driver. the fundamental issue how do we deal with the rising poor in this country going to the suburbs is we have to confront housing. we have to have mixed use. i was talking to secretary castro of housing and urban development. one of the thin

atlanta. brown's husband and friend found her unresponsive in the home of that couple, in the bathtub. 911 was called after they tried to perform cpr, and then she was transported to a suburban hospital there. we do understand from roswell police she is breathing, but unclear whether it's on her own or by way of a ventilator. michelle turner of entertainment tonight and contributor to cnn is back with us. michelle do you have new information about the circumstances or bobbi kristina's status? >> caller: well hi fred yeah i spoke to sources close to bobbi brown, and i have more information on that side of things. i'm told number one, her father is on the way to atlanta, and is not in atlanta yet, but he is traveling there to be there with his daughter. i've also been told that bobbi kristina's problem, and hfs eluded quote, they are deeper than everyone can see. i was told that the situation is serious with her, and this incident that happened. they did not know if she was breatheing on her own. they did not know what the status was at this very moment, but they did say that it was a very serious situation, and i will also tell you that the family and the sources i spoke with