as far as the atlanta falcons and the challen this sunday in atlanta, we'll look at the matchup and the game in 30 minutes. >>> anotherrest to stop the loop 202 southbound freeway construction has been rejected. marc martinez is live with the story. >> reporter: a court of appeals denied to stop the construction of the 202 extension. the court saying they will not stop construction. this is the fourth time that courts have rejected attempts to stop the link. opponents have cited environmental concerns. the order means the construction will continue as the appeals in san francisco. a dot says the plan to a the continued growth and its economy. construction work started in september and construction in the main freeway will open in 2019. marc martinez, fox 10 news. >>> tomorrow is expected to be the busiest travel day for the thanksgiving holiday and dave munsey is keeping an eye on the weather here and across the country. >> reporter: you know the country is not going to be bad. we are going to be, especially planning on going over to san diego? take a look at these two days. wednesday a

turns out, two for 11, atlanta got 11 the whole game. they limited jones from the catch. he caught ten balls but they stopped him with a long burst touchdown and he dropped a couple of balls, did them a favor and dropped a couple of balls. that's all heart. they were working out there and it was a gut check for the defense. >> defense had a big challenge. they were up for it today. >> we understood it was a great offense. they score on pretty much everybody. we knew we had to eliminate big plays for touchdowns. >> we were able to eliminate the run game but for two plays. we were disruptive in the pass game. >> they didn't make the plays today and we did. i was happy with our collective team effort. we went out there and got the job done. >> shifting gears to the offense. pederson said sprols was the running back. matthews in there, two touchdowns. can he be trusted again? >> they have to trust him. he's the bigger back. short passing throwing the football on the ground. they have to trust him. they trusted him today. i don't know what made coach decide to give him the bal

this smokey haze is expected to stay in the atlanta area and north georgia throughout thursday. the city's about 80 miles south of the rough ridge fire, the largest blaze in the south. >>> also in georgia in atlanta, a dad could spend the rest of his life in prison after being convictsed of murdering his own son. jurors found justin ross harris get of all counts of leaving a child in a a hot car. his attorneys say they'll of stressed out parents watching the trial, something uncomfortably relatable to the claim he accident hi left his son in the hot suv where 22 month old cooper harris died in 2014. >> we find the man guilty. >> reporter: a jury in georgia sides with parents who never understand how this father forgot his son. harris sat stone faced as he was convicted of murder, cruelty to children and other charges likely going to they dlikt for more than three days and asked for this police station video where he and his now wife were going over the story. she told jurors she, too, believe harris forgot to drop the son off today care. >> he must have forgot. >> reporter: work

this is atlanta. all of this haze over everything. from dozens of wildfires burning across the south. you can see where the major fires are burning right now. check out this map from the forest service. all of these dots right here, the blue ridge mountains. these dry conditions are only making matters worse. >> more than 70 wildfires stretch across eight southern states. the fires have already charred 100,000 acres and forced evacuations. >> i am concerned. it was at the top of the ridge and now it is down here. it is a nervy and scary.>> in north carolina plains are threatening 1700 structures. in north carolina. >> 20 wildfires are burning in north carolina and many investigated for suspected arson. >> that the way this fire is is different. this is the worst thing i've ever been involved with. >> from the flames plumes of smoke. so much that dozens of counties are facing air-quality advisories. a few group at nasa shows the smoke. some of it has started to drift in >> i have twins with asthma and being outside with them i have not

the bad ne is there is some severe weathern atlanta. last night they wrapped up shortly ter the evening commute. these will be hanging with us througe overght hours. you see what's happening. one area ofry and then a second area of rain. one area on top ous b thi one will just sort of follo behind it and that'why we'll keep then g overght. down to the south this is where we're seeing the strong thundersrms especially around atlanta earlier today. we had reports of eight tornados in georgia. it's been a ry active day. around here, you can see the bands are setting up. noce where it's setting up most. to the north of the pike th's the difference. yesterday we saw the heaviest rains along the sth shore and south of the pike. tonight most of it north. here's that band we're talking about right now. the heaviest band just moving offshore but as you head towards villa rica, steady rain. worcester, dour.owing up as yel screen and look at this little squirrel that's right here through southbridge and headed towards woonsocket. this will be trac

the sanford native home for thanksgiving from his sophomore year at morehouse college in atlanta... meaning he spent this notorious travel day hoping for the best at the busiest aiprort in the world. - "i was actually able to get pre- checked, so i didn't have to stand in line that long so you had a good martin's mom alice drove from sanford to pick him up... - "i was concerned about driving here because it was bumber to bumper traffic. it's tough out there, the roads are really bad. really bad." and there wasn't much relief once cars pulled into rdu... one economy parking lot 'full' and 'closed'... the central parkign lot nearing capacity. but back inside terminal 2, dion odom, the young midshipmen in his naval dress uniform was all smiles. - "direct flight at 6:00, we actually got back 20 minutes early." a good start to dion's thanksgiving leave from academy in annapolis. - "i mean being away at the academy it's pretty stressful. and coming to see family, just for tyhese few days is monumentous, it's worth it. and a good travel experience makes it even better? ye sir, yes sir." --

even atlanta. so for us, we are in high pressure and we mentioned that, dominant high pressure and weakens a little bit on wednesday and brings us a chance of a sprinkle. but again, not a game-changer at all. if anything will keep it warmer. overnight lows will get it down there and i was checking this out and see something different. you see this? i don't know. he was flashing colors right there. that green thing. >> i can't see. it is too small. >> it was cooling. flashing red and green. so overnight lows will be chilly as we mentioned. 38 in fairfield and cooler through time. the morning showers today are replaced by high pressure that sets us up with cold overnight lows and valley fog and that just took it through the day. dry all day. here comes the wednesday deal. this is a computer model. here comes the wednesday deal, right? and there we are about wednesday afternoon. maybe some drizzle. partly cloudy and mostly cloudy and a sprinkle. it is out of here. sort of like a nuisance. i wouldn't c

he is interviewed by williams, a staff writer for the atlanta. >> it's a kind of broader societal thing, which counts people out, dehumanizes them and then when their life is taken-- well, that's already been accounted for, but yeah, i think there is a real problem once you start saying, well, he was on a student. there's a grade that you could get where it would be where they. >> go to book tv.org for the complete weekend schedule. >> grover cleveland is interesting. you can win a trivia contest. he won three national elections in a row, but as is the peculiarities of the american democracy it's that electoral vote that matters as samuel hylton found out in 1786 and grover cleveland found out when he won the popular vote, and when the popular vote again, but wasn't president. when the pop their vote again was president again, the only person to have two nonconsecutive terms. >> do we contribute or blame our presidents too much? guest: yes, i think the founders would be pretty shocked to find out that for basically-- certainly since franklin roosevelt that the president has been by far

. >> and our atlanta team is going to join us in a little bit. first, yesterday president obama gave the presidential medal of freedom to 21 artists, sports

we'll hear much more from the boys in atlanta this weekend, hearing from fitz, but that's later of the. >>> thanks for joining us for fox 10 news at 10:00. hope you're having a great thanksgiving. and as we approach the end of thanksgiving, some of you may still be in turkey comas, but thousands of others, have hit the streets already to start their black friday shopping, and fox 10's stefania okolie went out there to check out all of the madness. >> early black friday shopping good for the kids too, toys "r" us opening at 5:00 p.m., many waiting outside with their loved ones to get good deals on pom-poms and legos. >> i was looking for dolls. >> reporter: ooh, did you get >> yes. >> reporter: how many? >> we'll see christmas, i think. >> reporter: and sophie having to wait 30 days until christmas didn't stop her from being excited about shopping for her dolls today, her brother happy with his monopoly game, and believe it or not the toys for him weren't the best part of his day. >> reporter: what were you looking forward the most today? >> the cheesecake. >> reporter: so not the shopp

game time, cards at the atlanta falcons at 11:00 a.m. i was at this game. it was violent and intense. glen gable broke the leg of daniel greer. it was really intense. after this game, both presidents insisted their coaches make this rivalry civil again. they have tried. it has been intense. this was considered one of the most controversial moments in the history of the rivalry. here is todd graham this time around. >> the oldest trophy in the country and it goes bac time. it runs deep. it would compare. it's the most intense rival game i've been a part of. >> reporter: phoenix suns on the road wrapping up their road trip with the magic. nice pass to marcus chris. dragan bender, a nice three-ball here. they shot the ball right. minutes of playing time. nice dish to alex len. they hit nine three's. p.j. tucker showing hustle as he always does. the suns wrapping up the six-game road trip. eric bledsoe protects the basket with his body. suns over the magic on the road tonight. a.s.u., bobby hurley's team taking on the highest scoring game. it is the three ball

. >> guest: i was raised by a single mother.in atl my father lived in atlanta and my father was a turkish immigrant who came to this country and then actually left my mother when i was very young. part of that is how i got into comics books that i have already ben -- always been a bit of a rabble-rouser. you see a single mother being treated the way they are in america particularly in the 70s and 80s, you can't help but ask yourself when you grow up what can i do to make it better? so other people don't have to watch their parents suffer that way. that developed my own social consciousness. it made me want to be a part of public service. i didn't necessarily want to go in just make widgets. i want wanted to be a part of our national conversation so that other parents what happened a little bit easier. there is no better person to work for if that's your goal that was john lewis. >> host: congressman lewis two p. -- people who feature in "march" book three george wallace and lyndon johnson. did you ever sit down with george wallace? >> guest: governor wallace was no longer governor. i had

. >>> take a look at this home near atlanta, georgia. it takes four months to do this. tens of thousands of lights to cover the couple's three acres of property. they say it started small. of course it always starts small and then decorating from one grandchild and then grew with people come from milds around to see the -- miles around to see the family's massive holiday display. pretty cool. >>> something else that's pretty cool. one of my favorite ideas for the holiday season. sorry. >> you want to do this? >> no, go ahead. >> reporter: the poor little rich girl boutique, they are sent with more than their purchase. >> there's one for a man and one for a woman. >> reporter: the goal is to keep the bags i they see someone in need, they can pass along the blessing bags. >> snacks and hygiene products and sometimes things that the demographic doesn't get, where there's soup kitchens and shelters and other resources they may need. >> reporter: through donations, the employees at poor little rich girl were able to put together quite a few of the bags to hand out. might not

atlanta and the rest of north georgia. western north carolina is hit hard with 40,000 acres there alone. officials are describing the blazes there as california-style wildfires. the governor warns the largest may not be put out until march. >>> and the u.s. navy has now joined the effort to rescue people trapped by the powerful earthquake in new zealand. hard hit towns being evacuated as are several buildings in the capital. off. they're ferrying stranded tourists and residents from an area completely cut off by the quake. >>> those cows who gained international attention for their predicament have also been rescued. the animals were stranded after landslides took out their pasture. a farmer and helpers dug a track to bring them out. >>> breaking news from ?missouri where a murder suspect is on the loose. authorities are searching for he ran out through an open jail door last night while some construction work was being done charged with killing one man and seriously injuring another one late last month. he may have stolen

. >>> live from cnn world headquarters in atlanta. welcome to our viewers here in the u.s. i'm george howell. >> i'm natalie allen. "cnn newsroom" starts right now. >>> thank you for being with us. the enormous task of staffing the new trump administration is going full speed this weekend at trump's resort in bedminster, new jersey. the president-elect held marathon meetings saturday as he and vice president-elect pence interviewed numerous potential candidates for important cabinet posts. >> no new announcements came saturday. trump says he is very happy with how the process is going so far. he also indicated he may reveal more decisions sunday. here's just a bit of what the president president-elect told reporters. >> really tremendous talent. we're seeing tremendous talent. people that, as i say, we will make america great again. these are really great people. these are really, really talented people. yes. we're doing it again tomorrow. >> we think he's a great guy. i mean, he's some great man. [ inaudible question ]. >> we'll hear things tomorrow, i think. >> two of tho

you see them there, miami, atlanta. you are looking at aerial shots in atlanta on the right-hand side of your screen. we will keep our eyes throughout the next two hours on streets in a number of cities. as we do, a center poofs donald trump's campaign of course was repealing obamacare. now in two interviews today he

the busiest airports, atlanta, chicago and here in los angeles, where some 2.3 million passengers will pass through lax. sot nico melendez, tsa - hunt sots 0:06 "it's going to be a very busy season. in los angeles, passenger traffic is up over 8% and we'll have all hands on deck." on duty at airports across the country after criticism over long lines earlier this year... they'll be trying to keep the security lines moving while also keeping everyone safe... sot nico melendez, tsa - hunt sots 00:29 "our men and women on the front lines are on the front lines everyday and they're always looking for that little needle in the haystack. they always have to be on the cutting edge." security is obvious, a deliberate show of force to deter attacks and reassure passengers, although officials emphasize there are no credible threats at this stage... sot david maggard, los angeles world airports police dept. chief - hunt sots 0:57 "we're constantly checking intelligence sources. we have great relationships with our federal partners here. we're looking for threats. we're doing training virtually ev

it's making the air unhealthy in atlanta and the rest of north georgia. western north carolina is hit hard with 40,000 acres there alone. officials are describing the blazes there as california-style wildfires. the governor warns the largest may not be put out until march. >>> and the u.s. navy has now joined the effort to rescue people trapped by the powerful as are several buildings in the capital. some streets 1rb car docordoned off. off. they're ferrying stranded tourists and residents from an area completely cut off by the quake. >>> those cows who gained international attention for their predicament have also been rescued. the animals were stranded after landslides took out their pasture. a farmer and to bring them out. >>> breaking news from ?missouri where a murder suspect is on the loose. authorities are searching for daniel campbell. he ran out through an open jail door last night while some construction work was being done charged with killing one man and seriously injuring another one late last month. he may have stolen a vehicle after running

atlanta, georgia, is one of those cities now 30 days straight without measurable rain. that is having a huge impact. the drought on those wildfires. let's take it straight to the maps. where you can see, 33 large wildfires now burning in parts of kentucky, tennessee, west virginia, all the states there highlighted on the map. people are going to the hospital because of air quality. schools are closing. some of the air quality index numbers are nearing places like hong kong and shanghai, china. about this for awhile. because that is not changing. but we've got to get to that blizzard watch. there are places that could get up to 12 incs of snow, david, with 45-mile-per-hour wind gusts going through the next 24 hours. >> all right, you'll have more on "gma" in the morning. ginger, thank you. >>> in the meantime, next tonight, to new details in that deadly shooting that triggered a lockdown at an american airport. tonight, the victim, the father of an nfl player. and now word on a possible motive. here's abc's phillip mena in new details inside a deadly plot to kill. a gunm

in atlanta against s.e.c. west champs alabama who is in action now against chattanooga and trailing the mocs 3-0. the iron bowl on cbs next week but alabama and florida. >> rick: if florida plays defense like they did today and go toe to toe they'll be in this game and austin appleby has given them a shot-in-the-arm. >> brian: an excellent florida defense a year ago take on big, bad alabama and get worn down. the same will happen if the offense cannot generate any type of rhythm. keep the defense well rested. you have to play a complete four quarters versus alabama. played four quarters involving s.e.c. teams, texas a&m got 4 1/2 sacks from myles garrett. kentucky came back strong as they go against austin peay. arkansas and mississippi state battling to get out of the basement tie. we will update you on the tight races in the big ten and pac-12 when the joel pineiro post game it takes hard work, dedication and hours of practice for a drum line to perfect its routine. rocket mortgage by quicken loans is just a

is back and the cards are pointing to sunday in atlanta. john, stick around. this is considered one of the most controversial moments in arizona's civil war. the battle for the territorial cup. what was so outrageous that happened in this game? we'll explain andak back between the passionate history between the cats there is a place, like no other. where a walk down main street, can fill you with wonder. and the smile of a mouse can spark joy. where magic is spread with every touch, and always leaves you wanting even more. so make the time... to take your time because one day just isn't enough. day out at cards' practice. we were waiting for coach arians to come off of the practice field. i was not surprised. this is what i do, i coach. i f words from coach arians. this guy coaches with a motion and desire and ambition. yeah, it is going to take its toll but he told us today that he felt good, ready to get back on the field and now just business as usual pointing to the atlanta falcons game in a much needed attempt at a grab and a win. this is coach and carson

we'll hear much more from the n atlanta this weekend, later of the. >>> thanks for joining us for fox 10 news at 10:00. hope you're having a great thanksgiving. and as we approach the end of thanksgiving, some of you may still be in turkey comas, but hundreds of others, maybe thousands of others, have hit the streets already to start their black friday shopping, and fox 10's stefania okolie went out there to check out all of the madness. >> early black friday shopping good for the kids us opening at 5:00 p.m., many waiting outside with their loved ones to get good deals on pom-poms and legos. >> i was looking for dolls. >> reporter: ooh, did you get any dolls? >> yes. >> reporter: how many? >> we'll see christmas, i think. >> reporter: and sophie having to wait 30 days until christmas didn't stop her from being excited about shopping for her dolls today, her brother happy with his monopoly game, and him weren't the best part of his day. >> reporter: what were you looking forward the most today? >> the cheesecake. >> reporter: so not the shopping? it's still food first for you? >> yeah

in atlanta. my father was an immigrant to came to this country and left my mother when i was very young. that is how i got into common books i was a little bit of a rabble rouser.being but to see how they were treated in the '70s and '80s you cannot help but ask yourself what can i do to make it better so other people don't have to watch their parents suffered. that develop my own social consciousness and made me want to be a part of service . i wanted to be a part of the p national conversation so other parents would have been a little bit easier. no better person to work for that is your golden john lewis. >> host: congressman lewis in your book "march" book three" wallace n. johnson did you ever sit down with george wallace? >> guest: after governor wallace was a long beard governor i had an opportunity to sit down with him and talk with him. he heard that i would be in montgomery outside of a little town named troy where i grew up and we had a wonderful discussion.ussion. and became to the po

in atlanta against s.e.c. west champs alabama who is in action now against chattanooga and trailing the mocs 3-0. the iron bowl on cbs next week but alabama and florida. >> rick: if florida plays defense like they did today and go toe to toe they'll be in this game and austin appleby has given them a shot-in-the-arm. >> brian: an excellent florida defense a year ago take on big, bad alabama and get worn down. the same will happen if the offense cannot generate any type of rhythm. keep the defense well rested. you have to play a complete four quarters versus alabama. played four quarters involving s.e.c. teams, texas a&m got 4 1/2 sacks from myles garrett. kentucky came back strong as they go against austin peay. arkansas and mississippi state battling to get out of the basement tie. we will update you on the tight races in the big ten and pac-12 when the joel pineiro post game it takes hard work, dedication and hours of practice for a drum line to perfect its routine. rocket mortgage by quicken loans is just a

. >> reporter: air quality in atlanta now unhealthy and getting worse. >> this is all smoke. this milky >> reporter: officials say many of the fires were deliberately set. in eastern kentucky -- >> just be careful if you're out there. >> reporter: this aspiring weather man telling people to be aware of the flames, confessed to setting a fire himself. you see the fire is moving very slowly down the mountain right now. there's no rain in sight, and there's leaves on the trees. when those leaves fall, that just adds fuel to the fire. stay safe. >>> look at tuesday's weather. sunny, warm, and dry in the south. rain heavy in the northeast. sunshine in the midwest as the plains prepare for a possible blizzard condition later this week. >>> high temperatures in the wildfire zone at 70 degrees, not bad. highs in the northeast reach the mid-50s, and 60 in minneapolis. dallas and los angeles are both shooting for 80 degrees today. >>> monday night football action to talk a bengals in order to keep pace with the nfc east rivals who won games on sunday. it was not looking good when cinci

they are each two games behind the division leading atlanta falcons. and the volkswagen post game show is coming up on the other >>> welcome to the volkswagen golf alltrack post game report. >>> the cam newton to kelvin benjamin was the only first down football to kick off week 11. moments ago, heather cox met up with thomas davis of the panthers' defense. >> heather: thank you, rich. thomas, after giving up the lead last week in a tough loss, what was the key to this panther team finishing tonight? >> well, it is just that. staying focused and finishing a as football team. we put ourselves in a bad situation once we got the big lead and allowed them to get back into the game, but tonight, we did a great job as a football linebacker luke kuechly go down, and you were emotional and what did you say to him? >> i said that we would go out to finish the game for him and we loved him and get healthy. >> heather: indeed, you did. congrats. al, back upstairs to you. >> al: all right. thank you, heather. let's hope for the best for luke kuechly. they go to the

in atlanta against s.e.c. west champs alabama who is in action now against chattanooga and trailing the mocs 3-0. the iron bowl on cbs next week but beyond that >> rick: if florida plays defense like they did today and go toe to toe they'll be in this game and austin appleby has given them a shot-in-the-arm. >> brian: an excellent florida defense a year ago take on big, bad alabama and get worn down. the same will happen if the offense cannot generate any type of rhythm. keep the defense well rested. you have to play a complete four quarters versus alabama. s.e.c. teams, texas a&m got 4 1/2 sacks from myles garrett. kentucky came back strong as they go against austin peay. arkansas and mississippi state battling to get out of the basement tie. we will update you on the tight races in the big ten and pac-12 when the joel pineiro post game it takes hard work, dedication and hours of practice for a drum line to perfect its routine. rocket mortgage by quicken loans is just as precise... but it only requires a few

sunday host the 6-3 atlanta falcons. they were loose at practice today, but little to dance about. 4-4, dropped four of the last five. atlanta is the nfl's highest scoring team. the eagles defense knows it will have to be on top of its game. >> where we're going to have to show up is net turnover category. being able to come up with a couple takeaways here and there. especially the red zone, you know? we have to tighten up with the file shrinks and the deep shots and play action shots are no longer available, take advantage of that opportunity. but, you know, they're the number one offense in the league for a reason. that's because they do a lot of the stuff well. >> still ahead, college football. hear why penn state's ranking is of little interest to its >>> penn state, winners of five straight visit indiana on saturday. the nitny lions, 12th in the ap, 10th in the college football rankings. coach franklin is aware, but not obsessed. >> i don't spend time thinking about those things or talking to the team about those th

it's making the air unhealthy in atlanta and the rest of north georgia. western north carolina is hit hard with 40,000 acres there alone. officials are describing the blazes there as california-style wildfires. the governor warns the largest may not be put out until march. >>> and the u.s. navy has now joined the effort to rescue people trapped by the powerful earthquake in new zealand. hard hit towns being evacuated as are several buildings in the capital. some streets 1rb car docordoned off. they're ferrying stranded tourists and residents from an area completely cut off by the quake. >>> those cows who gained international attention for their predicament have also been rescued. the animals were stranded after landslides took out their pasture. a farmer and helpers dug a track to bring them out. >>> breaking news from missouri where a murder suspect is on the loose. authorities are searching for daniel campbell. he ran out through an open jail door last night while some construction work was being done charged with killing one man and seriously injuring

gabe gutierrez, nbc news, atlanta. >>> now to wildfires burning out of control across the south. thousands of firefighters are working to contain them. residents are warned to stay indoors as investigators try to figure out if someone is setting them on purpose. nbc's kerry sanders has more. >> reporter: where there's fire, there's smoke. north carolina, today, handed out masks to residents, choking on the nasty air. >> my allergies bothering me more than normal. >> reporter: air quality alerts in place from charlotte, to atlanta, to nashville. a view from nasa of the southeast united states reveals the extent of the smoke. the fuel for the fires -- tinder-dry brush brush. more than 70 wildfires now burning in the region, some of which officials are now investigating as wildfires north carolina's ever seen. >> reporter: making it especially difficult to control, low humidity, gusting winds, and record-breaking drought. weather stations in alabama are expected to mark 58 days without a drop of rain tomorrow. in north carolina, caroline kruger says it's the same. >> we've had some

the birds are hoping a player with local roots go back to atlanta with a loss tonight. here's jeff skeverski with sports. >> reporter: eagles quarterback carson wentz knows he sounds like a broken record. if the eagles are going to break the losing streak today against atlanta they have to break the bad habits late in games. wentz and the eagles need to be on their a-game at 1:00 p.m. against matt ryan the exton native and first place falcons. all the games, they had a shot to win or tie in the final minutes of regulation. >> we all around here are sick to to your stomachs with all the close games. we learned a lot and we're tired of learning some of the things we have to go out and execute do the job and show that we have learned from it. >> at this point there's no more excuses our season can go up and down. we understand that. we have no choice, but to learn from it. >> reporter: eagles 4-4. >>> flyers goalie steve mason said he is tired of being embarrassed. he finds himself unexpectedly in net last night. 21 sekdz into the game -- seconds into the game, they allowe

atlanta, georgia, is one of those cities now 30 days straight without measurable rain. that is having a huge impact. the drought on those wildfires. let's take it straight to the maps. where you can see, 33 large wildfires now burning in parts of kentucky, tennessee, west virginia, all the states there highlighted on the map. people are going to the hospital because of air quality. schools are closing. some of the air quality index numbers are nearing places like hong kong and shan about this for awhile. because that is not changing. but we've got to get to that blizzard watch. there are places that could get up to 12 inches of snow, david, with 45-mile-per-hour wind gusts going through the next 24 hours. >> all right, you'll have more on "gma" in the morning. ginger, thank you. >>> in the meantime, next tonight, to new details in that deadly shooting that triggered a lockdown at an american airport. tonight, the victim, the father of an nfl player. and now word on a possible motive. here's abc's phillip mena in new details inside a deadly plot to kill. a gunman shuttin

and sth isn't nuvment this is .05 in charlotte. .01 in atlanta. .37 in nash shivment the extreme drought will continue through rain heading our way. i don't see anything on the map at all that will stay it will rain here ho call ri as far as we can predict which is seven, men maybe ten days on certain occasions this. snot can being. high pressure dominates there. is rain flight. ti significant over the florida straights. towards cuba. a wet night in the bahamas. but as you can tell, this rain not heading our way at all. it is a cool night. already 47 brooksville. 62am dewpoints a 54. temperatures over night will likely hold steady. high pressure building in. giving us radiation and cooling. secondary cold front will washout. the rest of the country is quite. rain and mountain snow in the west and pretty good snoact northeast. they need rain as much as the southeast z. they had a good soak today. 50 in smash nashville. here's a list of hurricane names in no. 1 last year. that was hurricane tate and there could be another one depp having in the southwestern tennessee. that could become ott

abc news, atlanta. >>> well, pope francis is back sweden. it was on his journey home that he was asked a question about women priests. francis said the last word on the issue came from st. john paul ii back in 1994 when john paul wrote that the church has no authority whatsoever to ordane women and said that judgment should be held by everyone in the church. francis said john paul's statement was clear and remains in place. >>> the baseball season is now down to one game. >> it is do or world series game six last night was fun, batting practice for the cubs. bryant's home run in the first, russell smacking a double driving in two more runs. the cubs had a 3-0 lead before the indians even came to bat. >> all right. russell came up again in the third with the bases loaded. he emptied them with the first world series grand slam in 11 years. >> wow. runs, but in the end, it was the cubs winning 9-3 forcing tonight's deciding game seven in cleveland tonight. >> yeah. it'll be fun to watch. >> it will be. >> tonight, 8:00 p.m. >> not knowing the d

it's making the air unhealthy in atlanta and the rest of north georgia. and western north carolina is hit hard with 40,000 acres there alone. officials are describing the blazes there as california-style wildfires. the governor warns the largest may not be put out until march. >>> and the u.s. navy has now joined the effort to rescue people trapped by the powerful earthquake in new zealand. ha hit towns are being evacuated as are several buildings in the capital. determined that one nine-story building is in danger of collapsing. military helicopters are also ferrying stranded tourists and residents from an area which had been completely cut off by the quake. and those cows who gained international attention for their predicament have also been rescued. the animals were stranded after landslides took out their pasture. a farmer and some helpers actually dug a track to bring them out. >>> back here at home, some breaking news from missouri where a murder suspect is on the loe authorities are searching for daniel campbell. he ran out through an open jail do

conference calledow in atlanta "changing racee -- called google facing race." we will be back in a minute. ♪ [music break] amy: for good everybody knows" by leonard cohen, who is just out of the 82. he died at his home in los angeles. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. now global markets have , rebounded after plummeting upon the news of trump's victory. stocks of some companies surged, including the largest private prison contractor, corrections corporation of america -- which recently changed its name toto corecivic -- and is up 43% since trump's victory. geo group, another private prison contractor, is up 21%. meanwhile, stocks also surged for many military contractors, including raytheon, general dynamics, lockheed martin and boeing. amy: for more we're joined by two guests,, william hartung director of the arms a and , security project at the center for international policy. hartung's article for the huffington post is headlined, "trump's pentagon plan could cost almost $1 trillion; sma

birds kept the atlanta falcons high powered offense off the field at the linc yesterday, eagles attack led by ryan mathews, ran for 108 yards, and two touchdowns, very good game for him it, wouldn't nfc south leading falcons 24 to 15, and the identification else opens, they like the running game. >> atlanta has great offense, and i felt coming in this football game that we would have to possess the ball, and in order to do that i thought the running game would be a huge factor. i think over 200, good to get it going again, here ryan obviously couple of down weeks, but good to see them. he was running angry. then when the o line playing like that, it made my job easy, tell you that much. >> kicker caleb struges hit three field goals, angelo kit ailed fry sister station, sports radio, 94wip, says, that was also a big part of the game. >> the key to the game was that decision, when he had fourth and one, and appeared to be going for it, before he called time-out. >> something happened on the side line. maybe had a flashback, to dallas, couple of weeks ago, where they didn't take the field

smoky in atlanta. big problems are a wildfires over a dozen. in fact several dozen in western north carolina, upstate south carolina and the wind is blowing that smoke into greenville and about four to six miles in smoke all because of the fires in western north carolina. tonight, we're in the 50s to near 60. tomorrow, i expect it to be a day kind of like today in the upper 70s to near 80. future cast has a frontal boundary south of us and then high pressure building in. so seasonable and pleasant tonight. and then more sunshine coming up on by sunday, we may get clouds kind of coming in from the atlantic. we may turn partly cloudy during the day. as far as rain goes, i don't see much. maybe a couple of showers arriving on monday or tuesday. that's really about it. overall, it's a pretty good setup. certainly cooler than it was last year at this time. clear, nice tonight we're down to 60. 50s inland. sunshine tomorrow. beautiful veterans day. am mr. sunshine and a high up to 78. more of the same coming up on saturday. lots of sunshine in very s

atlanta, georgia, is one of those cities, now 30 days straight without measurable rain. that is having a huge impact. the drought on those wildfires. let's take it straight to the maps where you can see, 33 large wildfires now burning in parts of kentucky, tennessee, west virginia, all the states there highlighted on the map. people are going to the hospital because of air quality. schools are closing. some of the air quality index numbers are nearing places like hong kong and shanghai, china. so, we're about this for awhile, because that is not changing. but we've got to get to that blizzard watch. there are places that could get up to 12 inches of snow, david, with 45-mile-per-hour wind gusts going through the next 24 hours. >> all right, you'll have more on "gma" in the morning. ginger, thank you. >>> in the meantime, next tonight, to new details in that deadly shooting that triggered a lockdown at an american airport. tonight, the victim, the father of an nfl player. and now word on a possible motive. here's abc's phillip mena in oklahoma city. >> reporter: tonight,

conference calledow in atlanta "changing race -- called google facing race." we will be back in a minute. ♪ [music break] amy: for good everybody knows" by leonard cohen, who is just out of the 82. he died at his home in los angeles. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. now global markets have , rebounded after plummeting upon the news of trump's victory. stocks of some companies surged, including the largest private prison contractor, corrections corporation of america -- which recently changed its name to corecivic -- and is up 43% since trump's victory. geo group, another private prison contractor, is up 21%. meanwhile, stocks also surged for many military contractors, including raytheon, general dynamics, lockheed martin and boeing. amy: for more we're joined by two guests,, william hartung director of the arms and , security project at the center for international policy. hartung's article for the huffington post is headlined, "trump's pentagon plan could cost almost $1 trillion; smart d

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gabe gutierrez, nbc news, atlanta. >>> now to wildfires burning out of control across the south. thousands of firefighters are working to contain them. residents are warned to stay indoors as investigators try to figure out if someone is setting them on purpose. nbc's kerry sanders has more. >> reporter: where there's fire, there's smoke. so much of it, health officials in macon, north carolina, today, handed out masks to residents, choking on the nasty air. >> my allergies bothering me more than normal. >> reporter: air quality alerts in place from charlotte, to atlanta, to nashville. a view from nasa of the southeast united states reveals the extent of the smoke. the fuel for the fires -- tinder-dry brush brush. more than 70 wildfires now burning in the region, some of which officials are now investigating as arson. >> this is one of the worst conditions for wildfires north carolina's ever seen. >> reporter: making it especially difficult to control, low humidity, gusting winds, and record-breaking drought. weather stations in alabama are expected to mark 58 days without a drop

atlanta, georgia, is one of those cities, now 30 days straight without measurable rain. that is having a huge impact. the drought on those wildfires. let's take it straight to the maps where you can see, 33 large wildfires now burning in parts of kentucky, tennessee, west virginia, all the states there highlighted on the map. people are going to the hospital because of air quality. schools are closing. some of the air quality index numbers are nearing places like hong kong and shanghai, china. so, we're going to be talking about this for awhile, because that is not changing. but we've got to get to that blizzard watch. there are places that could get up to 12 inches of snow, david, with 45-mile-per-hour wind gusts going through the next 24 hours. >> all right, you'll have more on "gma" in the morning. ginger, thank you. >>> in the meantime, next tonight, to new details in that deadly shooting that triggered a lockdown at an american airport. tonight, the victim, the father of an nfl player. and now word on a possible motive. here's abc's phillip mena in oklahoma city. >>

it's making the air unhealthy in atlanta and the rest of north georgia. and western north carolina is hit hard with 40,000 acres there alone. officials are describing the blazes there as california-style wildfires. the governor warns the largest may not be put out until march. >>> and the u.s. navy has now joined the effort to rescue people trapped by the powerful earthquake in new zealand. hard hit towns are being evacuated as are several buildings in the capital. some streets have also been cordoned off after engineers determined that one nine-story building is in danger of collapsing. military helicopters are also ferrying stranded tourists and residents from an area which had been completely cut off by the quake. and those cows who gained international attention for their predicament have also been rescued. the animals were stranded after landslides took out their pasture. a farmer and some helpers actually dug a track to bring them out. >>> back here at home, some breaking news from missouri where a murder suspect is on the loose this morning. author

at least 80,000 acres have burned even areas without fires are it's making the air unhealthy in atlanta and the rest of north georgia. and western north carolina is hit hard with 40,000 acres there alone. officials are describing the blazes there as california-style wildfires. the governor warns the largest may not be put out until march. >>> and the u.s. navy has now joined the effort to rescue people trapped by the powerful earthquake in new zealand. hard hit towns are being evacuated as are several buildings in the capital. cordoned off after engineers determined one nine-story building is in danger of collapsing. military helicopters are also ferrying stranded tourists and residents from an area which had been completely cut off by the quake. and those cows who gained international attention for their predicament have also been rescued. the animals were stranded after landslides took out their pasture. a farmer and some helpers actually dug a track to bring them out. >>> back here at home some breaking news from missouri where a murder suspect on the loose this morning. daniel campb

smoke obscuring the skyline of atlanta tonight. and investigators suspect a number of the fires have been set by arsonists. here's steve osunsami. >> reporter: in the mountains of north carolina and tennessee tonight, the wildfires are forcing families from their homes. >> this smoke stretches out for miles. >> reporter: some are refusing to leave. >> you know, that's my house. i'm not going to leave it. >> reporter: authorities fighting the fires across seven states are literally praying for rain. in large parts of this region, it hasn't rained for nearly two months, and the forecast for the next week isn't promising. today, the forest fire in burke county, north carolina, doubled in size. >> the smoke almost blocks out the sun. you know, it's so bad. >> reporter: families as far south as atlanta can see and smell the smoke right outside their homes. and now authorities think the fires are getting help from arsonists. in kentucky, they've already arrested two people. police here in georgia are looking for a suspect, setting fires,

this smokey haze is expected to stay in the atlanta area and north georgia throughout thursday. the city's about 80 miles south of the rough ridge fire, the largest blaze in the south. >>> also in georgia in atlanta, a dad could spend the rest of his life in prison after being convictsed of murdering his own son. jurors found justin ross harris get of all counts of leaving a child in a a hot car. his attorneys say they'll appeal. >> reporter: for a good number of stressed out parents watching the trial, something uncomfortably relatable to the claim he accident hi left his son in the hot suv where 22 month old cooper harris died in 2014. >> we find the man guilty. >> reporter: a jury in georgia sides with parents who never understand how this father forgot his son. harris sat stone faced as he was convicted of murder, cruelty to children and other charges likely going to jail for life. they dlikt for more than three days and asked for this police station video where he and his now wife were going over the story. she told jurors she, too, believe harris forgot to drop the son off

gabe gutierrez, nbc news, atlanta. >>> now to wildfires burning out of control across the south. thousands of fivers -- firefighters are working to contain them. residents are warned to stay indoors as investigators try to figure out if someone is setting them on there's fire, there's smoke. so much of it, health officials in macon, north carolina, today, handed out masks to residents, choking on the nasty air. >> my allergies bothering me more than normal. >> reporter: air quality alerts in place from charlotte, to atlanta, to nashville. a view from nasa reveals the extent of the smoke. the fuel for the fires, tinder, dry brush. more than 70 wildfires now burning in the region, some of which investigating as arson. >> this is one of the worst conditions for wildfires north carolina's ever seen. >> reporter: making it especially difficult to control, low humidity, gusting winds, and record-breaking drought. weather stations in alabama are expected to mark 58 days wout a drop of rain tomorrow. in fairly, caroline kruger says it's the same. >> we've had some dry spells, but this ye

other airport, dallas we're okay, chicago some delays, rain, okay in atlanta, okay in seattle. 8:00 tonight, showers southward through the ohio valley, and in the plains, snow north of denver. you have a connection through denver, you're fine. and 10:00, up and down the corridor, we're okay. york, snow around buffalo. midnight hour, if issue folks still aren't home, light showers toward west virginia and more rain in detroit. >>> the search for someone who shot and killed the symbol of our nation. >> nearly one year after the death of month gopry county police officer noah leotta, a suspected drunk driver slams holding the man in connection to the shooting but have not charged him. that person of interest has a history of run-ins with campus police. >>> federal investigators are looking for the person who shot and killed a bald eagle in sequoia county, oklahoma. the body was found in tact on the side of oklahoma department of wildlife is offering a reward for information that leads to an arrest. >>> the reapo man pays off an elderly couple's car loan. >> the new steps new york city police a