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in atlanta, -- i speak about atlanta because that is where my son lives, in atlanta, georgia. in atlanta, you have the african-americans who go away and they come back. they are educated, and they are more goal-oriented. they are more goal-oriented, and therefore, if you teach the children to reach for the sky, and they will study hard. most people from atlanta are a little more conservative. >> do you have something you would like to add to that about economic situations? >> i definitely think -- this is -- you know, the old saying, it is not rocket science? some of this stuff is harder than rocket science because it involves people, and we do not always act in a logical, decisive way. elaine brown i heard say a little while ago that she lived in atlanta, and we always talk about how great atlantic is doing, but we do not own nothing in atlanta. they look like they are doing good, they have the cosmetic liberation, right? cosmetic change, cosmetic liberation, but when you look at who owns most of the city, right? who is in control of the power in the city? it may be marginall

meteorologist rob marciano's in atlanta. good morning, rob. 72 hours under saltwater, whoa! >> that will get you some wrinkle toes, won't it? winds will be an issue again today and actually again tomorrow morning we'll have a brief encore presentation, i guess, of the winds out there in los angeles, the biggest of which were yesterday around this time. winds today not quite as bad, gusting 40 to 60 in the more populated areas, the higher terrain. we'll see higher wind gusts than that, and it will extend eastward into the four corners region as well, as will the winter side of the storm with winter storm warnings posted for parts of new mexico, even parts of the texas panhandle as this thing begins to pull out into the plains, and that will create its own set of problems. relatively quiet wet weather east of the mississippi as the temperatures begin to moderate after a chilly past few days, especially across the south. 64 in atlanta, it will be 56 degrees in d.c., 55 degrees up there in new york. we'll talk more, we'll highli

we saw a whole lot of people outside herman cain's what is believed to be headquarters in atlanta. you can see a lot of folks lining up there. expectation is herman cain will be emerging at some point as t.j. is trying to leave the room, but we're having a conversation here, aren't we? >> i'm sorry. we're still talking. >> he may make an announcement. we know an announcement will be made. we're not clear what announcement is. we'll continue in for this race to the white house, whether i'm dropping out, suspending. >> no way. fredricka, there is no way have you a grand opening and grand closing on the same day. >> i think that's a great point you're making. >> you can't gather donors, supporters, people together and say thanks for being here, i'm done. curious to see what he will say. he will not say that. >> he's a tenacious individual. he might say i'm in it to win it. >> i'll be watching. >> we've got team coverage like you've had all morning long shannon travis, everyone is position right there to help us understand and sort out all that we're about to hear, what we will hear ul

the about suspense is building in atlanta this hour. herman cain is expected to announce whether he's dropping out of the race or staying in it to win the republican nomination is. >> kelly: his campaign is reeling from sex scandals, allegations he had a 13-year affair starting while he was president of the national restaurant association, but right now, it's all about blues, barbecue and that big announcement that people are anticipating. our john roberts is live in atlanta, georgia where herman cain just arrived. john, it's quite a day down there. >> and it certainly is, kelly. it's a festive atmosphere, almost one of celebration. they have h they've updated the blues and health care is expected to come out after a meeting with military veterans whether or not he's going to continue his campaign. we after the last few days he's been consulting with a number of people and his financial donors, some of his political rivals, as well strategists and members of his families, whether or not the campaign is a, viable, whether or not it would

in atlanta, -- i speak about atlanta because that is where my son lives, in atlanta, georgia. in atlanta, you have the african-americans who go away and they come back. they are educated, and they are more goal-oriented. they are more goal-oriented, and therefore, if you teach the children to reach for the sky, and they will study hard. most people from atlanta are a little more conservative. >> do you have something you would like to add to that about economic situations? >> i definitely think -- this is -- you know, the old saying, it is not rocket science? some of this stuff is harder than rocket science because it involves people, and we do not always act in a logical, decisive way. elaine brown i heard say a little while ago that she lived in atlanta, and we always talk about how great atlantic is doing, but we do not own nothing in atlanta. they look like they are doing good, they have the cosmetic liberation, right? cosmetic change, cosmetic cosmetic change, cosmetic liberation, but when you look at

let's bring in our colleague shannon travis at cain's headquarters in atlanta. you have been on the ground with herman cain for many, many weeks, followed his campaign out there with the foot soldiers. i'm wondering if you are picking up anything at all you consider credible in terms of understanding what herman cain might be thinking about doing at this point? >> that's actually an incredibly good question, candy, because we are. a few phone calls we've been making all afternoon reading the tea leaves to see what's happening. let me explain a few things born out of those conversations. number one, i had a conversation with alice stewart. she is michele bachmann's campaign spokeswoman. earlier i reported she told me herman cain and michele bachmann spoke on the phone. they did not themselves speak. alice stewart clarified the campaign spoke. no less significant those campaigns are speaking. alice stewart also explained to me a lot of herman cain's supporters have now reached out to the bachmann campaign and said they are now throwing their support behind her. no

>>> on july 27th, 1996, a massive bomb explodes at the olympics in atlanta, georgia. >> i don't think anyone expected someone to come in to try to bomb a park, where you basically had spectator, women and childre children. >> a series of terrifying bombs follows. >> where were you in this building and where was the explosion? >> my god! >> we clearly believed that we are dealing with a deranged kille killer. >> in the bottom of my heart, i knew we had a serial bomber. >> the man behind the attacks is labelled a far right activist. a member of a national anti-government movement. but this bomber works alone. >> a lone wolf, declaring war on the institutions and symbols of the society he believe is at war with the tradition wail of life. >> using rarely seen evidence, investigators describe what drove the bomber to kill. >> he wasn't going to be somebody who really mattered. he really needed to be that. he needed to matter in the world. >> and the chase that became the largest domestic man hunt in fbi history? we realized this is like nothing we've ever done before. >> the hunt for a se

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in atlanta, -- i speak about atlanta because that is where my son lives, in atlanta, georgia. in atlanta, you have the african-americans who go away and they come back. they are educated, and they are more goal-oriented. they are more goal-oriented, and therefore, if you teach the children to reach for the sky, and they will study hard. most people from atlanta

we got them down to atlanta, got them in the billion. it's really good to have you guys here. >> it's great to be here, t.j. >> we just saept saw this. romney, he took some questions. and it's perfect to tam talk about romney right now because we got into it again in the makeup room where you were asking the question, does romney even matter at this point? is he even in the game? what are you talking about? i said of course he is. the guy has been at 20% for the past five years. >> and that's the problem. and even with what some of his comments were, what's the first question he got inspect herman cain, asked about contracts with newt gingerich. he's avoiding contrasting himself with newt gingerich right now. he had a chance to go mono ee mono with gingerich. when you're staying satisfied with that 20% and he's kind of, you know, a little wishy washy about iowa and we're already looking at gingerich ahead in iowa, gingerich will probably win south carolina and gingerich is smoking him in florida, romney has to do something different now

he's due to open a campaign office in his home town atlanta tomorrow. and that's where we find jan crawford tonight. jan? >> reporter: after spending the week campaigning across the country and reevaluating his bid for the white house, herman cain is back home in atlanta tonight, and it is decision time. he's going to be talking with his wife and family tonight. then he'll meet with top donors and some of his most loyal supporters tomorrow morning, then he's going to come here to officially open his georgia state headquarters. i'm told by some of his most loyal supporters that he will also be making an announcement. and he said today he'll be making an announcement about what the next steps will be in his campaign. those donors and top

unfortunately, a wet christmas for atlanta rather than a white one. we've actually had snow here on christmas in the past. let's take a look at travel delays for those of you that are heading somewhere for this christmas. atlanta, light rain. new york areas, nice, but wind could cause a slowdown or two. philadelphia, windy weather. chicago, winds. and also in minneapolis. overall what's really nice to see is that these -- most of these delays are under an hour. we will be seeing pretty good conditions. the breezy weather across the great lakes and as that colder air comes over the warmer weather of the great lakes, watch for snow flurries. especially further upstate new york. i mentioned the rain in the southeast, but look at this -- rain in the pacific northwest. we'll be dealing with that in portland and seattle today. most of the country enjoying a fabulous, beautiful christmas. looks nice, nice and comfortable. we had the snowstorm earlier this week. so far christmas day looks great. t.j.? >> that's good news. thank you. good to have you with us o

drenching rain from new orleans to atlanta. and nashville to cincinnati. >>> and finally, thousands of u.s. servicemen and women are streaming back home, now that the long war in iraq is over. >> over, indeed. it could not come at a more joyous time of year. abc's alex stone has a look at some of our most favorite reunions. >> reporter: from california. to florida. >> i can't believe you. >> reporter: and texas. this is a holiday season military families around the country will not forget. >> it's hard to describe that feeling of being reunited with your child after so long. >> oh, baby. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: the surprise homecomings can begin to look very similar. [ screaming ] >> reporter: each one has its own story and emotion. in reno, nevada, first grader cody was speechless, as he watched his mom walk through his school's doors after being away for nearly a year. >> very difficult to be separated from cody. at the same time, i have a lot of pride in what i do. >> i love her. >> oh. >> daddy. >> reporter: in fair fie

he's here in atlanta. we'll be checking in with shannon throughout the morning. >>> also while herman cain ponders his future, the front-runners have a schedule going on all over the country. mitt romney has a town hall. and tonight gingrich, romney, and a couple of the other candidates are scheduled to take part in a presidential forum in new york. >>> we're five minutes past the hour. we'll turn back to the penn state allegation. the man at the center of this whole scandal, jerry sandusky, is trying to set the record straight on his relationships with young boys. the former assistant coach sat down with his lawyers at his lawye lawye lawyer's housing for a four-hour interview with "the new york times." we're just going to play a snippet for you now. take a listen. >> if i say, no, i'm not attracted to boys, that's not the truth because i'm attracted to young people, boys, girls. >> sexually. are you -- >> right. i enjoy spending time with young people. i enjoy spending time with people. i mean my two fav

a similar sunny day in atlanta and herman cain suspending his campaign. the fact that he's suspending the cain doesn't mean that it's over-over because the history of american politics is rife with examples of candidates who have suspended their campaigns and come back out and resurrected them again. is there a scenario under which herman cain could potentially do that? i mean, if you don't participate in the iowa caucuses, it's difficult to continue on with the contest after that, but i guess you could paint a scenario where if newt gingrich were to faulter in the iowa caucuses, potentially herman cain could say, okay, i'm taking the wraps off my campaign again and we're going to start all over. i think it's probably 99.9% that that would likely never happen. but it is interesting when you look back at herman cain's campaign, how much he did change the political debate in this country particularly around the idea of taxes, him coming out with the 9-9-9 plan and other candidates and the issue of tax reform in this election wouldn't be on the table if it w

rob marciano is in atlanta. good morning, rob. >> cold weatherout west in between a bit of a mess and that's going to cause flooding issues. here's a look at the map. what you can expect monday. it pours in from canada, the cold air and there's your frontal boundary. a slow mover. here's how the rain shakes out. bull's-eye for potentially heavy flood threatening weather will be across the mid-mississippi valley. memphis will be the center of attention with several inches of rain, maybe over half a foot in spots. ahead of it today, mild 63 in d.c., meanwhile, 42 in chicago. on the back end of this system want storm warnings posted and the santa ana winds are blowing again. >> all right, thanks, rob. >>> newt gingrich picking up late breaking momentum in the gop presidential race. in a new nbc marist poll gingrich surged to the top in iowa. competitors are catching up. romney support dropped from 45% to 39% and gingrich has 23%. 24% there. less than 30 days from the first gop presidential nominating contest in jan

about 5:45, 8:45 for us here in atlanta, georgia. a rlot of you know you could be getting some money back if you have ever used ticketmaster in the past 12 years, you could be getting some money back. and that is because they have now settled a lawsuit because of a fee that ticketmaster would charge people. this lawsuit was a class action suit. they're going to give these refunds out as part of the settlement here. the lawsuit was filed back in 2003. it alleged that the company wrongly collected fees. ticketmaster still charges those fees, but now it's -- yes, if you used ticketmaster the last 12 years, you could be getting a whopping $1.50 back. sorry, maybe up to $5, but not much. still a ticketmaster spokesperson said to us, ticketmaster attempts to earn a profit for its services and will continue to charge fees for services it provides. >>> another lawsuit now to tell you about. bob marley's wife suing the late singer's half brother for trademark infringement. richard booker sold rights to mama marlee grand to sell everything fro

rob marciano is in atlanta. ooh, tell us about those high winds. >> last night, over 20 flights were actually diverted from l.a.x. because of the high winds, so not just at the canyons, not just along the peaks, but along the coast as well, and these are some of the official wind gusts, but we're looking at some other gauges and instruments out there that show winds over 150 miles an hour in some spots. but you get the idea. there are some spots that are seeing some power outages, and that should say for wednesday. today, winds gusting, same deal. it's not going to get any better. it will die down briefly during the day but pick up again at night. trees and power lines will likely be down. this is a widespread event, going up to northern california as well, even winds in nevada and utah. so, if you're traveling anywhere out there, obviously living out there, you know what i'm talking about. you're going to have to deal with this for the next 24 to 36 hours. east of the mississippi, we are looking at more tranqui

., 71 new orleans, 71 atlanta, 61 in d.c.. mid 40s around seattle and portland. all that warm weather in the southeast means severe weather is possible. right now no delays you can see that wall of water heading from memphis towards atlanta, snow in denver maybe delays connecting through dia. check out our flight tracker any time abc7news.com at the bottom. >>> 4:47. president obama is turning up the pressure on house republicans to approve a payroll tax cut extension before it expires on new year's day the president will hold a town hall-like event today with people representing the 160 million who will bear the brunt of the tax hike. it will cost a family making $50,000 a year, $40 per check. the senate passed a two month extension expecting it to lead to a one year deal. republicans in the house rejected the temporary extension. they are holding out for a one year tax break extension. >> if there is no deal, 1.1 million californians will lose their extended unemployment insurance. the measure including a rider financing those benefits. warning notices will be

at the atlanta international airport, i'm catherine callaway, cnn, atlanta. >>> in washington, a standoff of sorts between police and occupy d.c. protesters. at issue, a wooden structure the demonstrators erected overnight, the protesters ignored a police deadline to tear down the structure. some arrests have been made, but about a dozen demonstrators are on or clinging to that wooden structure. streets around the area are cordoned off with police tape and at least two dozen officers are in that area. we have a crew there and we'll watch the developments and bring them to you. >>> the megachurch pastor at the center of a sex scandal involving young men is taking some time off. atlanta-based bishop eddie long made the announcement before his congregation this morning. this comes just days after his wife filed for divorce. >> we're not hiding anything or anything like that. i'm going to take a little time off to work with my family. >> and there was some confusion about when the divorce was on or off. friday, eddie long's church issued a statement saying his wife vanessa long was withdrawin

thanh truong, nbc news, atlanta. >>> there is more ahead. when we come back, we'll tell you about the rocks that had them lined up today here at rock center. >>> we're back now with new developments about a story we first told you aboweeks ago. the new effort to identify victims of serial killer john wayne gacy. tonight there's answers for a family left wondering for decades what happened to their son and brother after he walked out the door one night and never returned. more now from nbc's kevin tibbles. >> reporter: after more than 30 long years, a break in the case involving one of america's most notorious mass murderers. >> victim number 19 is never going to be known by a number anymore. >> reporter: when chicago police uncovered the horrors hidden in the crawl space of john wayne gacy, eight of the brutal killer's 33 victims remained unidentified. until now. thanks to advancements in dna technology, investigators have determined one of them, victim number 19, was a 19-year-old young man who disappeared in the fall of 1976 by the name of

ç it was pretty simple. >> when you were in atlanta, did you carry on romantically in atlanta? >> we had a few times. yes. >> and how did you do that in atlanta? were hotel rooms involved? would there be records of that? >> hotel rooms. i have no record of it. but yes. hotel rooms. and it was just a few times here in atlanta. there again, it was mostly in the very beginning that it was pretty consistent for a while there. and then when i -- the last couple of years, as i said, we, you know, met a couple of times sexually. now, we would have lunch. we would have a dinner, something like that. but this by no{ reasons was a love affair. and as i said, it was just a casual affair. >> but it was certainly a friendship, you would agree with at least that characterization that herman cain has given it? >> you know, i thought -- i thought we were friends. and he made a comment to me. and he laughed after. so he may have just only been joking. but i said, wow. running for president. that's pretty major. and i said, i guess we won't be friends anymore. he went, yeah, probably not. i went

it gives atlanta a postseason berth for sure. we now know five of the six nfc playoff teams with only the nfc east winner to be determined. it all comes down to next sunday night when the giants and cowboys will play for the four seed on sunday night football. that will be a winner take all situation. the loser is out as we bring in tony dungy. the road to the super bowl in the nfc obviously goes through green bay. they've locked up everything. the home field, the bye. now it presents a decision for mike mccarthy. how to handle next week's game against the lions. what would you do? >> >>. >> tony: well, i would play it smart and rest some of my starters, bob. mike mccarthy has to be happy with how the offensive line played. they gave aaron rodgers great protection. did a great job on julius peppers.pepper you didn't notice the starters being out and i think he's got to be happy about that. i wouldn't push my luck. i would take rodgers out, maybe play him a half. but i would stoort rest those guys and try to minimize my chance of

., down to the carolinas and atlanta. thunderstorms for jackson, mississippi, baton rouge, new orleans, houston and san antonio. snowshowers in the northern rockies. and, wow. 70-mile-per-hour santa ana winds in southern california. >> not getting a break. 60 in sacramento. 41 in albuquerque. 36 in salt lake city. 20s in fargo and minneapolis. and mostly 30s from kansas city to indianapolis. 49 here in new york. and 80 in miami. >>> coming up, all that procrastinating may pay off. how you can save a bundle if you shop today. >> good news for me. >>> and a city in shock this morning, as an nfl star is accused of being one of the of the top-ten drug dealers in chicago. is that thing getting closer? look how high that thing's going. look out there, look at the debris. all right, give me the camera. no, just drive. i've got it. zoom in! zoom in! i can't believe this is happening. look at the size of that thing. it's everywhere. are you getting this? yeah, i've got it. what was that? it's the national guard. how'd they get her

today he offered a timeline. >> tomorrow in atlanta, i will be making an announcement. we will be opening our headquarters in northwest georgia where we will also clarify -- there's that word again -- clarify exactly what the next steps are. >> reporter: allegations of inappropriate sexual behavior have hurt cain's popular ti. in iowa he's at 8%. last month he was at 23. >>> it's also been revealed that herman cain said his wife didn't they about his friendship with ginger white or the fact he was providing financial assistance to her. >> my wife and family comes first. i have to take that into consideration. i don't doubt the support i have. just look at the people who are here. we have to look lalt what happens to contribution and we're going to re-evaluate the whole strategy. >> reporter: if you look at this past week, there's been tons of mixed signals. seems like we will finally get an lanes sometime tomorrow. if herman cain drops out that will be huge for the lower tier candidates. still, the focus has been on the $2.front-runners -- the top two fsmnt-runners. , e

it was pretty simple. >> when you were in atlanta, did you carry on romantically in atlanta? >> we had a few times. yes. >> and how did you do that in atlanta? were hotel rooms involved? would there be records of that? >> hotel rooms. i have no record of it. but yes. hotel rooms. and it was just a few times here in atlanta. there again, it was mostly in the very beginning that it was pretty consistent for a while there. and then when i -- the last couple of years, as i said, we, you know, met a couple of times sexually. now, we would have lunch. we would have a dinner, something like that. but this by noç reasons was a love affair. and as i said, it was just a casual affair. >> but it was certainly a friendship, you would agree with at least that characterization that herman cain has given it? >> you know, i thought -- i thought we were friends. and he made a comment to me. and he laughed after. so he may have just only been joking. but i said, wow. running for president. that's pretty major. and i said, i guess we won't be friends anymore. he went, yeah, probably not. i we

the win pushes atlanta to 9-5 on top of the nfc wild card. lions behind them with the bears and cowboys still in the hunt. >>> chicago bears' wide receiver sam hurd is in police custody right now after being arrested with a kilogram of cocaine. that's a lot. prosecutors say that's just a fraction of what he wanted to buy as part of a major drug distribution network. the 26-year-old arrested yesterday by undercover agents during a sting operation at a chicago restaurant. federal prosecutors say hurd told an informant he was willing to spend $700,000 every week on up to ten kilograms of cocaine and 1,000 pounds of marijuana. hurd allegedly said his current supplier couldn't keep up with his customers' demand. wow! the former dallas cowboy has been under investigation since july when police stopped a man driving a car owned by hurd and found $88,000 in cash. hurd is now due back in texas where he could face 40 years in federal prison if he's convicted. the bears putting out a statement that said, "we are aware of sam's arrest and are continuing

., down to the carolinas and atlanta. thunderstorms for jackson, mississippi, baton rouge, new orleans, houston and san antonio. snowshowers in the northern rockies. and, wow. 70-mile-per-hour santa ana winds in southern california. >> not getting a break. 60 in sacramento. 41 in albuquerque. 36 in salt lake city. just 20s in fargo and minneapolis. and mostly 30s from kansas city to indianapolis. 49 here in new york. and 80 in miami. >>> well, coming up, all that procrastinating may pay off. how you can save a bundle if you shop today. >> good news for me. >>> and a city in shock this morning, as an nfl star is accused of being one of the of the top-ten drug dealers in chicago. the full story when we come right back. >>> well, maybe no surprise here. the bosses, well, they keep making more money. a study finds ceo pay went up 27% last year. you figure in pension and retirement plans, plus stock options. and that figure is more like 36.5%. the highest top paid executives were all men. they made more than $145 million. >>>

., down to the carolinas and atlanta. thunderstorms for jackson, mississippi, baton rouge, new orleans, houston and san antonio. snowshowers in the northern rockies. and, wow. 70-mile-per-hour santa ana winds in southern california. >> not getting a break. 60 in sacramento. 41 in albuquerque. 36 in salt lake city. 20s in fargo and minneapolis. and mostly 30s from kansas city to indianapolis. 49 here in new york. and 80 in miami. >>> coming up, all that procrastinating may pay off. how you can save a bundle if you shop today. >> good news for me. >>> and a city in shock this morning, as an nfl star is accused of being one of the of the top-ten drug >>> well, maybe no surprise here. the bosses, well, they keep making more money. a study finds ceo pay went up 27% last year. you figure in pension and retirement plans, plus stock options. and that figure is more like 36.5%. the highest top paid executives were all men. they made more than $145 million. >>> also, mortgage rates were at record lows. the 30-year fixed rate loan i

me, as a guy who's been living in atlanta for the past several years, this is a live shot of atlanta. that's right outside our front door. good morning, atlanta. all you have out there. atlanta is where herman cain got out of the race yesterday. so "saturday night live" is going to be without some material so they took advantage last night. >> so you still deny the allegations that you had an affair with ginger white. >> it's garbage. the truth is that ginger white and i are friends. and, yes, i gave her money, because that's what friends do. seth, you and i are friends, right? >> i guess. >> here, take some money. >> oh, well thank you. >> you know that money ain't free. >> you know what? i'll just give it back. >> what i want everyone to know is, i love my wife. we are close to each other as any couple that i've ever known. so four days after these allegations came out, i scheduled an appointment to talk to her. last night we had an intimate productive discussion while she glared at me and listened to mary jane blige. >> that's when you toll her about the affair. >> no one said noth

our coverage begins with nbc's peter alexander outside the cain headquarters in atlanta. peter? >> reporter: lester, good evening to you. today's announcement had a lot of the same political fever that has defined herman cain's unconventional campaign. barbecue served, cain quoted the animated movie pokemon. up until the last minute, cain's closest advisers were still in the dark about what decisions he would make. it was supposed to be a new beginning, the grand opening of herman cain's georgia state headquarte headquarters. but when cain and his wife of 43 years stepped off the campaign bus even his supporters didn't know what he would say. >> i am suspending my presidential campaign because of the continued distraction, the continued hurt caused on me and my family. >> reporter: cain acknowledged the painful impact of allegations of sexual harassment, and more recently claims by an atlanta woman, ginger white, of a 13-year extramarital affair. >> it wasn't a love affair. it was a sexual affair. >> reporter: still, cain remained defiant. >> my wife, my family and i, we know th