>> no, this is tennessee. >> i realize we're in tennessee, but georgia thinks it's georgia. >> we're in tennessee. >> you're actually from georgia. >> yes, sir. yes, sir. >> i got to be honest, you look and sound like you're from tennessee. >> oh, buddy, no, not at all. >> you guys are really different? >> 100% different. >> obesity rates are pretty similar. >> obesity rates, well, if you can get a double-dog cheeseburger for $1, buddy, that's the way you got to goment >> unfortunately this raging conflict has forced the citizens to fortify their cars as protection against the constant rocket fire across the borders. >> i'm a quarter of a mile away from the georgia line and you can't move state borders. >> is it difficult living on the front line? >> no. >> when was the last rocket attack. >> there's never been one here. >> how did it get so [bleeped] then? >> this is a great area. great area. >> for meth. >> yes, just like the palestinian-israeli conflict, this intractable war over a tiny slice of lab has no end in sight. >> so you are like the palestinians in this scenario, right?

georgia's best wines are made in the countryside, just outside tbilisi. together with local wine aficionado eko glonti, i'm visiting the alaverdi monastery, where the monks have been making wine for well over 1,000 years. hello father. we meet chief winemaker father gerasime. [translating father gerasime] so, this is the earliest variety which is ripening. [translating father gerasime] this year, probably the harvest will be earlier than usually because of the weather conditions. >> and what kind of wine does this make? >> white wine. >> rooted in their ancient traditions, remarkably, the monks here still use the same uniquely georgian wine-making methods they were using over the harvested grapes are fermented for six months in huge clay vessels that are buried in the ground to keep the temperature constant. the tannin-rich grape skins, seeds and stalks are put in too, which gives georgian wine its strong color and unique flavor. mmm, very smooth, mild, soft, very soft. can you ask them what place wine has in their lives? i know they make it, but where do

hospitality, so you can imagine when georgia asked tennessee for a little drinking water that the volunteer state would be more than happy to help. >> georgia can keep its greedy hands off our land and its thirsty mouths away from our water. >> it's our land, it's our water. the border was drawn almost 200 years ago. the land has been tennessee's for almost 200 years. we're going to defend our border and protect our resources. >> okay. well, i guess the problem is that georgia wants to move the border from here all the way here, where it was originally meant to be before a surveying error cost them access to the river. did a county chairman ted rumley? >> it's actually our land according to our survey rights. we're in dire need of water. atlanta especially the atlanta region. >> is that why honey boo boo is forced to drink so many red bulls, because of the water shortage? >> i don't know who you're talking about. >> the most famous person in your state. >> let me tell you something. >> you don't fool with people.

lsu takes georgia. georgia struck first. lsu counters. matt meganberger continues one of two tds on the game. 7-7 game. bulldogs tie it. a strike, chris conley, perfect placement on the ball, murray's second td pass on the day. 4th quarter, lsu down 3. eight play, 75-yard drive. 41-37. georgia goes the other way. murray, 25 yards, justin scott wesley, georgia regains the lead with a minute 47 to play. they hold on to win it 44-41 your final. >>> the best alumni in the nation. florida state, winston in the heisman mix. 56 yards to rashad green. winston this time to full back chad abrams. 10 yard. it gets betterment winston was smoking. last play of the first half. looks like he will be sacked. gets away from the pressure. launches 55 yards to kenny shaw for the touchdown. wow. they improve to 4 and 0 'a 48-34 victory. >>> ohio state-wisconsin on deck, stay tuned for after the game. we break down the day if college football. a look ahead to the raiders-red skins matchup tomorrow at the black home, ohio state-wisconsin should be a good game.

it happened in augusta, georgia. the victims name is pat manning. we're meeting with his wife today, nora manning. we want to investigate what happened. nora manning is claiming that the facility where her husband was sent for care, amara health care and rehab, badly neglected her husband. >> this is pat, there's mr. manning... >> pat manning suffered a stroke in 2011, at the age of 60, that limited his mobility. according to his wife, he walked into amara nursing home for care and rehabilitation that was predicted to last only 6 weeks. >> he's my sweetie. see how good pat looked there? so handsome. but nora says that pat wasn't getting the care he needed. she alleges he was so neglected, he developed bed sores. that he was denied physical therapy, and lost all mobility; he was dehydrated and malnourished. >> he smelled, his hair was dirty, his butt was dirty. told by doctors he was dying, she took him home. he passed away a few weeks later of sepsis due to infection. > pat died for no reason, mi hijo. people have got to know what these nursing home

so, we have had georgia conferences, and we're lucky that we have the georgia school of addiction studies every year in georgia, where we're able to attract a lot of professionals, counselors, and preventionists to the conference to be able to educate 'em. yeah, i did want to bring up asam because they can always go to asam. asam, the american society for addiction medicine, has tremendous number of treatment trainings, correct? yeah, they have- they don't necessarily have to specialize, but they can become more aware. yeah, they offer a 1-week course, which can move people from novices to real experts. another way to get excellent training is to seek out a course on motivational interviewing. motivational interviewing is a very empathic, respectful, collaborative approach, where rather than sort of the old-style physician says, "hey, you better not do that. you could die," this and so forth, that rarely changes behaviors, especially in teens who resist that kind of authority. but with motivational interviewing, we help kids take stock, "gee, you know, first of all, we acknowledge there m

the gentleman from georgia. mr. kingston: i yield two minutes to the chairman of the army caucus, judge john cart her -- carter, from texas. >> this wrote is wonderful and i enjoy it. i represent fort hood texas. fort hood has put more human beings in the fight in the 10, 11 years. war, butsoldiers go to wives and spouses stay home. and they have the same human problems that every one of us have. i would venture to bet that every member of this congress when they're away from their spouse and sometime has a conversation with their spouse finds out that the water heater wept out or the air conditioner went out or the kids have a problem in school or some other thing and it weighs on us even though we have this job in this will beautiful chamber. but think about the soldier on the line in afghanistan. with every waking and sleeping minute he is there, someone is trying to take his life, and yet they talk now freely with their families back home. and that same way down on them is magnified 1,000 times. this bill tonigh

florida georgia line in concert with nelly. they'll take to our toyota concert stage in a couple of minutes. i'm willie geist along side natalie morales. matt, savannah and al all have the morning off. >> you can just tweet and here's the hashtag fglnellytoday. >> we have another big concert out here on tuesday from one of the most popular names in country music, keith urban will be here. >> but first, eye opening new research. today's kids are expected to live five years less than their parents. obesity and inactivity. >> and bob harper is with us now along with 9-year-old chris and dominic who have also been playing tennis this morning with us. guys, good morning everyone. >> good morning. >> bob, this is startling new information that we just heard. you hear and what is contributing? obesity at an epidemic but what more factors into this? >> our kids are leading such a sedentary lifestyle right now. they're in front of a computer device every day. i'm trying to get kids to be more active. this say great way to do it. >> how

he was a star athlete at his high school in georgia. in january his body was found inside a rolled up gym mat. an autopsy said the death was an accident but his parents didn't buy it and ordered their own independent examination. as we reported two days ago, that autopsy concluded johnson died of blunt force trama. victor blackwell speaks exclusively with his parents and the pathologist who considers his death a homicide. >> reporter: kenneth and jackelyn johnson says science supports what they thought all along, that their 17-year-old son kendrick was murdered at his high school in georgia. >> an accident we just didn't believe. >> reporter: soon after kendrick's body was discovered upside down in the center of this gym mat, investigators determined there was no foul play and kendrick accidently got stuck while reaching for this shoe. the official finding of the state's autopsy, positional asphyxia, that kendrick was suffocated by his body weight. >> when i viewed his body sunday, you can see something happened. >> reporter: so could t

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they did a survey of republicans living in georgia. and according to their findings, republicans living in georgia like paula deen more than they like dr. martin luther king jr. both paula deen and mlk were born in georgia, which is why they asked the question in the first place. 73% of georgia republicans have a favorable opinion of paula deen. 11% are unfavorable. and only 59% have a favorable view of martin luther king. 28% unfavorable. to be fair, martin luther king jr.'s key lime pie recipe was not very good. but that's crazy, isn't it? especially because paula deen herself happens to be an admirer of martin luther king. in fact, she named her last cookbook "i have a dreamsicle." [ laughter ] but the paula deen controversy is a divisive issue. so we decided to use it to bewilder people out on hollywood boulevard today. so we went out on the street and asked the following question. where do you stand on georgia republicans who say they have a higher opinion of paula deen than dr. martin luther king during shark week, and does this

. >>> the strange death of a georgia teenager, an athlete. the results of an autopsy requested by his family. new details in the case ahead. >>> the image bashar al assad tries to show the world is one of a modern leader. he was on facebook, twitter and married to an attractive british born british plate known for her love of french shows. she's considered so western "vogue" magazine profiled her in 2011 dubbing her a rose in the desert. appearances can be deceiving. syria is a family business. the assad's a dynasty, despite the situation, he would be a reformer, the reality is like father, like son. here is randi kaye. >> reporter: when bashar al-assad took control of syria, it was called the damascus peace of spring. assad was widely known as mild, unassuming and in favor of modernization, a sharply different image than his father hafez al assad, a brutal dictator, accused of using chemical weapons against his own people. >> there's a mafia-like character to the assad family. >> reporter: bashar al assad was different. growing up he was a p

. >> why do states like georgia need to jump in when there are federal regulations in place? >> yeah, there are federal regulations, but we thought that there needed to be an extra step. you can't take somebody off the street without adequate training. >> reporter: but critics say the real reason states are regulating navigators is to obstruct the controversial program. >> the problem is obama care. >> reporter: last month georgia state insurance commissioner ralph hutchins said this at a republican party gathering. >> let me tell you what we're doing. everything in our power to be an obstructionist. >> reporter: hutchins declined our request for an interview. >> was there anything obstructive in the law you helped pass in georgia? >> no. >> reporter: there was nothing in that bill that was intended to thwart obama care. >> no. we can't thwart obama care because it's the law of the land. >> reporter: there are 60 navigators in georgia. as of friday, only one had been licensed. mark strassmann, cbs news, atlanta. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," detai

why do states like georgia need to jump in when there are already federal regulations in place? >> there are federal regulations, but we thought that there needed to be an extra step. you can't take somebody off the street without adequate training. >> reporter: but critics say the real reason states are regulating navigators is to obstruct the controversial program. >> the problem is obamacare last last month georgia state commissioner said this at a republican party gathering: >> let me tell you what we're doing. everything in our power to be an obstructionist. >> reporter: hutchins declined our request for an interview. was there anything obstructive in war? >> no. >> reporter: there was nothing in the bill intended to thwart obamacare? >> no, we can't thwart obamacare because it's the law of the land. >> reporter: there are nearly 60 navigators in georgia. as of last friday, only one had been licensed. mark strassmann, cbs news, atlanta. >> pelley: well, if things had gone differently in texas, we might have been reporting on a mass shooting at a mcdonald's in fort worth. su

two men wanted for kidnapping a 14-year-old georgia girl. here is her picture. reportedly demanding a 10,000 dollar ransom. carolyn ryan is live in georgia with the latest on the search for these suspects. good morning to you. >> good morning to you. that's right there are various reports circulating at this hour these two suspects may be dae manning a ransom. fox has not been able to independently confirm those reports. but however at this point anything is possible. this is just all around a pretty shocking case against 14-year-old perez missing 24-hours after being kidnapped from her home in the middle of the night. her mother told police the two suspects broke in through the back door. she took her two children and the family dog and hid in a closet. at that point the suspects did find the family hiding in the closet confronted the family, asked for money and jewels. when the mother couldn't produce any that is when the suspect shot the family dog and kidnapped that young girl. they have leased a sketch of the two suspects in the case. they are asking the pu

she was apparently found in clayton county, georgia -- in conyers, georgia, some 20 miles away from where she was taken. she's now being evaluated in a hospital and has been reunited with her family. she's alive. she's being evaluated for her health. at least it's good news. they say they have arrested the two suspects through hard police work, what the police chief said was boots on the ground. and now overseas. iran's new president rouhani is coming to new york next week to speak for the first time at the united nations amid signs of a possible opening to the united states. in an address to iran's revolutionary guard on tuesday, the iran supreme leader called for his country to, quote, embrace diplomacy over militarism. under that setting, our own nbc's ann curry in tehran has just completed the first broadcast interview with the new iranian leader. ann is joining me now by phone. ann, congratulations, first of all. tell me your impressions. i know you'll have a lot to report tonight on "nbc nightly news." >> that's right, andrea. in fact, we just left iran's presidential compound here

. >>> down in athens, georgia, the ninth rank bulldogs against georgia tech. this touchdown between murray and davis, setting the new record for longest touchdown pass. but the mean green stayed in this game with their special teams to go up 21-7. the bulldogs kicked off to chancellor and he took it back 99 yards for the touchdown. and then after forcing georgia out of the second half, the north texas defense breaks through to block the punt. zach whitfield ties the game at 21-21, then georgia with unanswered points to the win. murray finished with 408 yards and three touchdowns. >>> week three of the nfl schedule continues tomorrow with eight teams starting the seasoner. including the tampa bay buccaneers. al jazeera's john henry smith ask williams from the fort worth telegram who is likely to go first in tampa. >> well, i think they both have short leashes. you have to give a coach more than two years. josh free man is in the last year of his rookie contract. there was that story that he would ask for a trade before the trade deadline next month. whether tha

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be right by his side ♪ ♪ and i'm gonna be with him ♪ ( three gunshots ) ♪ on that midnight train to georgia ♪ ( train whistle blowing ) ♪ i'd rather live in his world ♪ ♪ than live without him in mine ♪ ♪ her world is his, his and hers, alone ♪ ♪ ooh, he's leaving ♪ ♪ leaving ♪ ( fading ): ♪ on the midnight train to georgia... ♪ they told me you got the old murders. what? he said, um, you the one that's got to listen to this. what is it? i found it in a garbage dump over by the raymond jennings projects. you got a name? neesey. neesey, huh? that your real name? denise, okay? denise funderbunk. i already told him. so, look, i get anything for this? just a sincere thanks for your civic-mindedness. my civic what? thanks, ms. funderbunk. i gotta jet. a garbage dump? you don't mind a little dirt, do you, sh? i hang around you, don't i? man: runner! runner! runner! ( three gunshots ) ( train whistle blowing ) ( man mumbles ) standard cassette player and recorder. way old school. early '70s. i transferred the audio from analog to digital. the stuff after the gunshots, the

host: we're talking with congressman rob woodall of georgia. please call in and give us your thoughts. or democrats the number is 202-585-300 -- 3880. and for republicans it's 202-585-3881. 202-585-3882. back in the 1980's, you were a political staffer. how is it different then? guest: you controlled the house and the senate so you could speak with a unified voice, congress could have a position and the president could have a position. the article 1 congress would do oversight over the article 2 executive branch. today you don't have that. congress is divided. instead of having a congressional position, we have a house republican position and a senate democrat position. it won't be easy, but i would tell you the key to success long term is to get together and have a congressional position again so it's the article 1 legislative branch

in georgia. the groups are joining forces to form what they call a green tea coalition. essentially using tea party values to advance the green energy movement. john roberts has the news live for us in atlanta. i tweeted about this and got lots of tweets back, john? >> it is pretty interesting. there is no question. the graphic of the monitor says it all. and you would be hard pressed to find a stranger set of bed fellows. in georgia. atlanta tea party patriots are banding together with environmentalists from the syria -- is see harrah club to promote green power. it is fighting what it calls the unfair monopoly that georgia law gives to utilities to provide electricity to its customers. the coalition is pushing a bill that would allow third parties to install parties, farms to sell collect to consumers. that is currently prohibited. debbie dually of the atlanta tea party says it's an issue of property rights and free markets. let all. energy force source they want to go with. >> and who they wan

. >>> and then conservatives and liberals working together in a big way in georgia. senior national correspondent, john roberts, in a case of politics making strange bed fellows. >> reporter: they georgia capital prayers for an unlikely partnership, the tea party patriots joined environmentalist from the see sierra club to promote power. >> who would have thought they would have come together in georgia. >> the green tea coalition have come together to fight the unfair power. solar, they say, is the way to do it. >> conservatives have been conditioned for years to look at solar and green energy and say that is evil and bad, and we have to educate people and let them see we have a conservative way to deploy solar. >> the coalition is pushing the bill to change georgia law to allow third parties to install solar panels on businesses and homes and sell electricity to the consumer, and insraoeur-- >> i see no reason why conservation couldn't be a good principle, and fair markets could empower consumers and american workers couldn't be an advocate of the energy. >> they l

to check that out, we traveled to guinnette county, georgia. that metro area has the second highest percentage of homes bought by investors after tucson. our story by david shuster began at a foreclose auction. it's like a feeding frenzy. >> the first tuesday of every month, this is the siege on the steps of the g. w.innette county courthouse in georgia. >> 86,000. >> hundreds of distressed properties sold in the blink of an eye. >> sold. $86,000. >> it's all very exciting, somewhat like herding cats. >> they will do this one next. >> rice bennett's first time. they were hoe hoping to buy a home on the cheap but he wasn't expecting the chaos. >> how do you find out who is different? i see there are several different locations. >> or the big investors driving up competition and the sale prize of the foreclosed homes. >> i go from $500 increments they go up 5,000. so, you know, i am like trying to get it to 150 and they are 155, 165, 170. >> 155, 160. one 79 >> that house isn't worth that. >> it's a phenomenon that's happening nationwide. big inv

. >>> a look from above at atlanta, georgia, where tonight beneath the georgia dome, the records don't tell the whole story as the unbeaten new england patriots visit the down but dangerous atlanta falcons on "sunday night football." after a pair of narrow road losses matt ryan and the falcons 1-2 but with the quarterback at the helm of a explosive attack the falcons still have time to make a run at the playoffs. despite starting 3-0 for the first time since the franchise's undefeated season in 2011, devin mccourty and the patriots come to atlanta a road victory would come a long way toward beginning to answer them. once they kick it off an hour and a half from now, the guys with the answers, as always, will be al michaels and cris collinsworth as we zoom in to the sideline inside the mostly empty georgia dome. alfalfa, we pose this question. if saints beat miami tomorrow night and falcons 1-3 the division is pretty much out of the question. >> one of the problems with the falcons they used to be the kings of the comebacks. matt ryan fourth quarter. last year able to win the game again

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today, he is a 14-term congressman from georgia. recently, he and i returned to the national mall in washington to remember that day in 1963 and the march that changed america. >> people were all the way down. and you just saw hundreds and thousands of individuals. i'm john lewis, and i was the youngest speaker. ten of us spoke. i spoke number six. dr. king spoke number ten. and out of the ten people that spoke that day, i'm the only one still around. >> congratulations. >> what's that? >> congratulations. >> thank you very much. >> it was a great moment in american life. >> you were his friend? >> yeah. i got to know dr. king. i met him in 1958 when i was 18. but i first heard of him when i was 15 years old in the 10th grade. we worked together. we marched together. we got arrested together in selma, alabama. >> have you ever heard this story before? >> yes, i have. >> you have? >> i watched it on tv. >> you did? >> so you know about the sit-ins? the freedom ride? >> yeah. >> people marching for the right to vote? you know, i was o

. >> reporter: flight buzz 19 was returning to georgia after a nuclear alert mission over europe. when it ran into a huge blizzard over western maryland. the turbulence sheared off the vertical fin and left the crew bailing out in the storm. the pilot and the copilot survived and two others died of exposure. >> one boy taking a shortcut

conyers is 25 miles as the flow cries east of elwood georgia. we believe they would have gone north. google maps gives us a number of different ways to go. only one takes about 25 to 30 minutes as it is almost exactly 25 miles between elwood and conyers. they would have gone highway i-20 east. that would have been the shortest distance. our gps shows less than ten miles until we get off of i-20 east headed to conyers. if this was the route the robbers took the fastest direct route they could have taken. >> once in conyers they were clearly going somewhere. we are told the location, a residence by authorities. at some point they would have been on residential streets like this one. 34 hours after being abducted ivani is recovered here in conyers. somewhere. we know it was a residence. they took two men into custody. one described as a career felon. the other a mexican national. the men don't match the two in the police sketches. those robbers, the route we believe they took that we showed you, they may be at large still. ivani perez is somewhere

they're pushing georgia to change a law that prohibits third party solar companies from selling direct directly to consumers. they say consumers deserve freedom of choice and solar represents true energy independence from the electricity monopolyies in jazz, and while the tea party and environmental groups usually have hear. words for each other, this seem to be working. >> you can't look at the tea party and say, they're radical, they're extremists. you can't could that. let get past the personality. let's talk about policy and issues we agree on. >> the tea party argues all energy subsidies should be ended, but everything on the free market, and see what rises to the top. trace. >> trace: on the environmentalists, what are they saying? >> they are happy to have it. anything for them that helps promote alternative sources of energy, even if the two groups are coming at it from fundamentally different perspectives. >> the sierra club interest is ramping up clean energy in georgia so we can produce position from coal-fired power plants and the tea party is trying to create free and open

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