that's how we saw the atl. this road takes us to the highest point of the atl to see where the tsunami would arrive. here will most twenty one kilometers from the village of a model. we are close to a horse which is a little canal where the water flows into the ocean and the lagoon when we need cover to the sea on it is via the hole that the waves would enter and they would make the levels of the lagoon rise until they completely immersed the village. i don't know what are we going to do for our families for a for our children for our grandchildren. with this threat of a possible collapse we just don't know how to prepare for the future for the party for the future. some are already planning to emigrate to tahiti in any case the two hundred inhabitants of this forgotten not all have many unanswered questions and a lot of resentment. see the need it is a legacy that our ancestors left us god created the land and our ancestors were able to look after it cherish it maintain it and then with everything that they di

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that's how we saw the atl. this road takes us to the highest point of the atl to see when the tsunami would arrive. there but here we are almost twenty one kilometers from the village of a model. and we are close to a horse which is a little canal where the water flows into the ocean and the lagoon we need cover to the sea on it is via the hole that the waves would enter and they would make the levels of the moon rise until they completely immersed the village. and on the offense what are we going to do for our families for a for our children for our grandchildren. with this threat of a possible collapse we just don't know how to prepare for the future but if. some are already planning to emigrate to tahiti in any case the two hundred inhabitants of this forgotten not all have many unanswered questions and a lot of resentment. see the need it is a legacy that our ancestors left us created the land and our ancestors were able to look after it cherish it maintain it and then with everything that they did as he's

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that's how we saw the atl. behind. this road takes us to the highest point of the atl to see where the tsunami would arrive. here will most twenty one kilometers from the village of a model. we are close to a horse which is a little canal where the water flows into the ocean and the lagoon we need cover closely on it is via the hole that the waves would enter and they would make the levels of the moon rise until they completely immersed the village. on the affair what are we going to do for our families for for our children for our grandchildren. with this threats possible collapse we just don't know how to prepare for the future body for the future. some are already planning to emigrate to tahiti in any case the two hundred inhabitants of this forgotten not all have many unanswered questions and a lot of resentment. see a need it is a legacy that our ancestors left us god created the land and our ancestors were able to look after it cherish it maintain it and then with everything that they did as he is often herodias

that's how we saw the atl. this road takes us to the highest point of the atl to see when the tsunami would arrive. here will most twenty one kilometers from the village of a model. we are close to a horse which is a little canal where the water flows into the ocean and the lagoon can we make of it will see all it is by the hole that the waves would enter and they would make the levels of the lagoon rise until they completely immersed the village. on the affair what are we going to do for our families for for our children for our grandchildren. with this threat of a possible collapse we just don't know how to prepare for the future but if the future. some are already planning to emigrate to tahiti in any case the two hundred inhabitants of this forgotten not all have many unanswered questions and a lot of resentment. see the need it is a legacy that our ancestors left us created the land and our ancestors were able to look after it cherish it maintain it and then with everything that they did as he is often her

that's how we saw the atl. this road takes us to the highest point of the atl to see where the tsunami would arrive. there but here we are almost twenty one kilometers from the village of a model. and we are close to a horse which is a little canal where the water flows into the ocean and the lagoon we need cover to the sea on it is via the hole that the waves would enter and they would make the levels of the lagoon rise until they completely immersed the village. and on the affair what are we going to do for our families for for our children for our grandchildren. with this threat of possible collapse we just don't know how to prepare for the future for the party for the future. some are already planning to emigrate to tahiti in any case the two hundred inhabitants of this forgotten not all have many unanswered questions and a lot of resentment. see the need it is a legacy that our ancestors left us god created the land and our ancestors were able to look after it cherish maintain it and then with everything t

that's how we saw the atl. this road takes us to the highest point of the atl to see where the tsunami would arrive. there but here we are almost twenty one kilometers from the village of a model. and we are close to a horse which is a little canal where the water flows into the ocean and the lagoon we need cover to the sea on it is by the hole that the waves would enter and they would make the levels of the moon rise until they completely immersed the village. and on the offense what are we going to do for our families for for our children for our grandchildren. with this threat of a possible collapse we just don't know how to prepare for the future for the party for the future. some are already planning to emigrate to tahiti in any case the two hundred inhabitants of this forgotten not all have many unanswered questions and a lot of resentment. see the need it is a legacy that our ancestors left us created the land and our ancestors were able to look after it cherish it maintain it and then with everything th

that's how we saw the atl. this road takes us to the highest point of the atl to see where the tsunami would arrive. here will most twenty one kilometers from the village of a model. we are close to a horse which is a little canal where the water flows into the ocean and the lagoon we need cover to the sea on it is by the hole that the waves would enter and they would make the levels of the moon rise until they completely immersed the village. and on the offense what are we going to do for our families for for our children for our grandchildren. with this threat of a possible collapse we just don't know how to prepare for the future for the party for the future. some are already planning to emigrate to tahiti in any case the two hundred inhabitants of this forgotten not all have many unanswered questions and a lot of resentment. see the need it is a legacy that our ancestors left us created the land and our ancestors were able to look after it cherish it maintain it and then with everything that they did he's o

you lot in the news lately the whole posse this rapprochement then out that the temporary deal to the atl has drawn a lot of criticism some corners and nowhere more so perhaps in from saudi arabian israel they see this is the us going all soft. you expect a lot of backlash from these countries. i don't know but it's a personal opinion and otago is all soft on this for years we've been trying europeans and tried on their own course to visit the eu three as they recall the united states can support the doubt but that the distance that we joined the discussions. negotiations negotiation and negotiation you can't expect to have a result. if both sides are looking at some kind of give the concession. you can color the concession you can call of flexibility but after all this is an interim agreement. i think the president and others have made clear that you don't take anything on face value but the rains. they have a history not only in terms of up their nuclear program in terms of support for terrorism to put in the region. so it once again this is something to snow here yes no answer i would

spending ,evel that republicans wanted they agreed to temporarily fund the government for another short atle until january 15 current operating levels. it was not as high as democrats sought and not as low as republicans sought. in the interim, have the house budget committee and the senate budget committee but the two budget plans together in a conference committee and try to negotiate an agreement. that group headed by republican paul ryan and you be vice president joel convery -- vice theydential candidate -- had six weeks until today. these number 13 was there deadline the cutoff with a deal. as you can imagine -- december 13 was very deadline cut off for a deal. as you can imagine, expert haitians were low that they could come up with something that expectations are low that they could come up with something. >> they a deal a couple of days ago. that has since passed the u.s. house. in the senate, it is to be determined if it gets past. >> absolutely. will suck you probably will have to senate in the coming days. -- it looks like you will probably have -- in the senate in the coming day

atl atlet coe beat valentia 2-0. >> atletico mad rid struggled to find a break through against valentia. dooego with the opening strike. garcia came off the bench doubling their advantage. costa had a chance to make it 3-0. the penalty shot was saved. he was given a second chance after a clumsy challenge in the box. no mistakes. the victory wrapped up with a 17th goal of the season. off to a flying start against atletic bill bow. the opener coming in the fourth minute of play, taking billboa minutes to responds. that's where the scoring ended. billboa fourth with a 1-1 draw. real societie were locked even before societie filed on four goals. bett us winnless in nine and rock bottom in the standings. >> the draw for the round of 32 in the europa league took place. tottenham hits the road. their coach has been sacked a day after losing 5-0 to liverpool in the epl. tottenham are seventh, struggling despite spending $160 million for new players in the transfer window. >> argentine's side win a title heading into their match. they held a 2-point advantage. in a game of few chances, the keepe

he talked atl about inside the beltway. that's one thing a lot of people have been asking us online. when is it going to hit? we are approaching close to that time. >> absolutely right. snowflakes have been spotted nearly in every county in our viewing area. this will continue to increase. don't expect a big amount of snow inside the capital beltway. we could see an inch or two for a few lucky spots or unlucky, depending how you feel about snowfall. posted along the west of i-95 out toward the shenandoah valley, panhandle of west virginia, winter weather warning for the remainder of the day and for the repairman of tonight into tomorrow morning as well. these troubles will linger through the overnight and into your monday morning commute. 30 degrees now at national. east to northeasterly breeze, that's wedging in the cold air right up against the front range of the mountains. as a result, mid 20s now in northern maryland and panhandle of west virginia. all snow for you for the next several hours into early this afternoon. s

good new day, atl, you're looking here outside the cnn world headquarters in atlanta. we're expecting a high today of 55 degrees, clouds out there, hopefully it'll get a little clearer today. >>> and get ready, the roads and the skies are going to be packed today as millions of people are heading home from the thanksgiving holiday. in fact, it could be the busiest travel day of the year, at least for air travel. more than 2 1/2 million people are expected to fly today. but brewing storms could mean big headaches. you're not just tracking the weather, you're tracking the flights, as well. >> yeah. absolutely. what we're talking about here is good news/bad news set-up, alison. at this hour, very little to absolutely no cancellations, no delays across the country, across the major hubs, at least. looking at zero minutes from major hubs. we know the volume's going to be high. upwards of 30,000 flights going to take place over the next couple of hours. we do have a weather feature across the eastern great lakes and spotting a few showers across areas of massachusetts, rhode

to that is to say, even though there may be fewer black women actually going through the prison, be atl or the cook county jail or bedford ,ills or the l a county jail even though people are not going through the doors, they are being police. they are being monitored and sanctioned and punished now by places outside of the building, which in some instances is maybe even more dangerous. you never know who is watching you and what kind of rights they may take away from you, like you lose your kids or your public assistance, etc. >> i think that is so true when we think about how we have internalized how it is we need to behave in relationships with other people that we don't know and how we walked on the street, especially as women of color. children, if we are a bad mom, we don't give our children breakfast in the morning. we are looked at as a bad mom. we are involved in a system that says, we should take your child away. when i think about the issues of massive restoration versus massnalization -- incarceration versus criminalization, we have to look communities ofts color. 40 years we

show up atle who do your door have the power to serve warrants on amazon and everyone else. in aget all of that data compulsory way. when amazon is served with a warrant, they must turn all of that data over. while they are benefiting from it in a financial sense, the government has the power to go get it if you have done something wrong and they have cause to come and get you. >> this is right in your wheelhouse, the idea that technology companies benefit from the data that they gather from us and are not the holden from the government. -- beholden to the government and they can see their hand was forced. >> even for the googles of the world, it is a fine line. they have to be compliant with regulatory agencies around the world. they have to represent the interests of their users and project the image that they are looking out for the benefit of their users in terms of protecting their dent -- their data and their identity. >> is that why they went to the white house to say to the president, this is too far. this hasanted to say gone too far and we need to think of a new mo

to that is to say, even though there may be fewer black women actually going through the prison, be atl or the cook county jail or bedford ,ills or the l a county jail even though people are not going through the doors, they are being police. they are being monitored and sanctioned and punished now by places outside of the building, which in some instances is maybe even more dangerous. you never know who is watching you and what kind of rights they may take away from you, like you lose your kids or your public assistance, etc. >> i think that is so true when we think about how we have internalized how it is we need to behave in relationships with other people that we don't know and how we walked on the street, especially as women of color. children, if we are a bad mom, we don't give our children breakfast in the morning. we are looked at as a bad mom. we are involved in a system that says, we should take your child away. when i think about the issues of massive restoration versus massnalization -- incarceration versus criminalization, we have to look communities ofts color. 40 years we

the public meeting will be held at 6:30 in richmond at atle -- at the school. >>> the new planted parent hood clin sick not -- clinic -- the new plan the parenthood clinic is not being welcomed by some residents who are circulating a petition to get the clinic moved. they say it will lower property values an affect nearby businesses. >>> investigators are trying to drl -- trying to determine the cause of the fiery crash that killed paul walker. fans have been going to the crash seen lighting flowers and placing candles at -- lighting candles and placing flowers where he died. >> nice a humble, sweet guy. everyone loves the movies. it's just devastating, really devastating. >> investigators say speed was a factor in the crash. a yellow honda sports car was seen parked near the crash scene. there's speculation they may have been racing but authorities have not confirmed that. walker was in the area to attend a charity event for victims of typhoon haiyan. >>> a ninth body has been recovered from a helicopter in scotland. police say they are taking their time removing the wreckage because th

presumed we have the same level as my current day plan but only a network, it would now be called in atl. the apl plan was not going to have the same network of physicians that my current plan did, both apl and ppos have the same network. the hmo physicians were a smaller, different network so some doctors by their contract have the ability to be in one or the other network but by some contracts they had to be -- products. what happened now was there was this term that i needed to inform my employers -- employees that they need to check to be sure all of their doctors that they currently sought in network -- mind you the same insurance company makes this a bit difficult because you would assume if you're doctor was a network before why wouldn't you doctor in network afterwards but that is where the catch was. the new network was given a fancy name. it was called pathway with variations. pathway x, pathway x enhanced or simply pathway. i didn't understand that. i'm a participating physician and i had never heard pathway before. i just knew i took care of the apo and ppo levels. they take