. >> my father got us out of atlanta. when we were preteens, getting to the age where diversions come along and so he thought it would be good for us to be raised in the country. so we picked up and moved to south carolina to hope plantation. >> life at the plantation was challenging. >> of course when we lived there, there was no air conditioning. no showers. just bathtubs. it was living in an old farm house in the woods. >> they pulled pig weeds. they painted the barn. he gave them machete knives and he went out there to chop down poison oak and poison ivy. >> we were raised in a very frugal manner. dad always said he didn't get rich from wasting money. >> dad had a way of making everything an adventure. at home, we had our cougars, and then two black bear, yogi and boo boo. >> my dad's never been one to shy away from danger. he would send us to the buffalo pasture to run the buffalo up to front so the guests could see them. like, who does that. >> while his family lived in south carolina, ted worked tirelessly at his c

eight textile worker from mulcher he and morgan stamper, a lawyer from atlanta. charles kinman, a grocery store owner from columbus. that is our panel for tonight, and here is your moderator, bud wilkinson. >> thank you. [ applause ] >> i am excited to be in this unusual television event. richard nixon and i live telecast, answering questions put to him by a panel of georgia citizens. the program is live and nobody had any idea what questions will be asked. mister dixon cannot possibly know. 's edges must be immediate and direct. our panel is representative, and include a he operator, an editor, a farmer, a grocer, a lawyer, a minister, and a textile worker. some are democrats and some are republicans and some are supporters of the third party. is now my pleasure to introduce a man that i have known, respected, and admired for many years, richard nixon.[ applause ] >> hello. [ applause ] >> thank you. thank you very much. [ applause ]>> hello. how are you? thank you very much bud wilkinson and thank all of you in this stereo audits for your warm welcome, and cann

man arrested by police in atlanta. passengers say that he went o an anti-semitic rant while aboard a flight. >> i'm not a bad person! >> a passenger captured this video of the man being arrested. his flight from d.c.n arrived atlanta yesterday. passengers say he made statements against jews where he demandedal jews on board the flight raise thee hand so could identify themselves. he is seen wearing a jewish prayererawl. atlanta police released a statement, saying, in part, "when the flight arrived at the gate, the male continued the disturbance and refused to provide officers with identification." >>> football is a long-standing part of thanksgiving day tra situations, as well all know. the annual turkey bowlecides the public high scho football championship. the crowd watching the two teams was, of course, talkin, about footbat they were also focusing on food. many were aware of mayorl mur bowser's facebook post slamming another d.c. traditn. mumbo sauc >> you're from d.c., you got to know about mumbo sauce. >> wha is

the one thing she is doing, she's not focusing on metro atlanta. as we sit here, she's got a massive caravan of buses and surrogates going all across south georgia and north georgia. she's trying to visit every county to ask them for their vote. >> edregistrations and the abily to vote as gotten a lot of coverage. a judge ruled that 3,000 people can vote. they can get registered that were on hold with the governor's office until today. how much of that is factoring in and what is your take away from what you're seeing with those voters? >> it's heightening scrutiny on brian kemp's role. they say she should not still be in that office. what he's said to us, the media and the public is he was elected to fulfill this duty. he will do it. he will do it if there's a recount that he has to direct. >> are there any voters who are uncomfortable with that? any republican voters uncomfortable with the man overseeing the lelections run ng in the same election? >> yeah. it showed about an even split. there's a threat of concern. >> that there been as much scru

joy live" from atlanta, straight ahead. here we go. discover. i like your card, but i'm absolutely not paying an annual fee. discover has no annual fees. really? yeah. we just don't believe in them. oh nice. you would not believe how long i've been rehearsing that. no annual fee on any card. only from discover. >>> hi! >> oh, my god! >> hi, denise. >> hi, oprah. >> how are you? >> i'm wonderful, how are you? >> good. surprise, surprise. >> i am shocked. >> there is nothing quite like oprah showing up on your doorstep. but she's just one of many celebrities using their star power to get out the vote for stacey abrams in georgia. >> here i am, campaigning for stacey abrams. >> i'm going to surprise people real quick, knock on some doors. it's crunch time, everybody got to get out and vote. >> oh, my god! >> this is your chance, georgia, to let your voice be heard and change the world. >> all right, joining me now is the hollywood producer behind mega hits like "girl trip," will packer, who recently hosted a star-studded fundraiser for stacey abram

because it's on high ground here in atlanta. it's from this location that he led his troops to savannah and eventually brings an end to the civil war. is especially important with the book, the war outside of my window, because it's a georgia boy who is chronicling the civil war. janet kroon has a bachelors degree in political science, modern european history from the university of illinois. she has a masters degree in international studies from the university of daytona. i think the really neat thing is, she has taken this diary, which the library of congress calls a real treasure, and really made it available for all of us to enjoy and learn from. please join me in welcoming janet kroon. >> thank you very much. i have been working with this young man in his diary for a little over a year. i have come to fall in love with this kid. i have been a high school teacher for almost 20 years. originally i saw the article about him and his diary on facebook. we look at him is like a blogger from the 19th century. with all of his entrie

she's a fellow spellman graduate. >> reporter: atlanta continues to make history. we'll see tonight if stacy abram becomes the first african-american female governor in this country, but folks here in atlanta are excited. turnout has been through the roof, slowing down with the rain but folks are excited and geared up. >> trymaine lee live for us in atlanta. thank you so much. we want to wrap on today's big picture. today it is this man, major brent taylor. overnight his remains arrived back on u.s. soil from afghanistan after he was killed saturday in an inside attack. he was the mayor of north ogden, utah, a father of seven. his wife jenny taylor noted it was only fitting he came home on election day given his unwavering support of democracy. here she is this morning. >> brent himself put it best just days ago when he implored of us all, i hope everyone back home exercises their precious right to vote and whether the republicans or the democrats win, i hope that we all remember that we have far more as americans that you unites us than that divides us. >> final p

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she is from the atlanta area, graduated from dunnwoody high school just three years ago. and, again, they're trying to determine right now why. they do know he lived in deltona, florida. that he had served in the military in the past, and had attended fsu as well. in fact, tallahassee police had dealt with this man before, with phone calls and complaints about harr harassing young women there. he lived in deltona, florida, a four-hour drive to tallahassee, got a hotel room in tallahassee and at this point pleolice do n know why he came into the yoga studio, they're going through his social media, electronics and home back in deltona to try to find a connection. >> diane gallagher, thank you. >>> a mayer from the u.s. state of utah has been killed while serving with the utah national guard in afghanistan. brent taylor had temporarily stepped down as mayor of north ogden to deploy for a fourth tour of duty. initial reports indicate taylor was killed in kabul saturday by a member of the afghan national defense and security forces. the attacker reportedly was killed by other

an entire airport terminal in atlanta is the first to go biometric. it turns your face into your boarding pass. nbc's tom costello got a first look at this new travel tech. >> and your flight is one othe first departures using facial recognition technology from curb to gate. >> reporter: at the busiest airport the world, terminal f check in is as simple as look, smile and click. delta's outbound international passengers no longer have to scan a ticket. you walk up to the computer, it recognizes your face from your passport photo already on file and checks you in. no need for a pass board or ticket. the camera recognizes your face again. by early nex y year,r face will be your boarding pass. for tsa. same processin for board the flight. facial recognition. and i'm on the plane. >> nobody wants to stand in line any extra time, so anything that's going to speed it up is hing to be great. >> reporter:eland security already uses the cameras for international passengers, scanning their faces. >> how far apart your eyes, your ears, your chin, your mouth. >>

minute giving atlanta the one will win atlanta has won eleven of its eighteen road games this season and hosts the second leg next sunday the new york red bulls also lost one way to columbus crew back ill from federico he sets up the winning goal for the saturdays. and columbus said the goalkeeper to thank for keeping them ahead zack stephan with a brilliant save in stoppage time to deny bradley right philips. to the western conference on the potent term this fall from behind to be the seattle sounders or over the e.d.s. put the sound as a hate in the team two minutes but it wasn't long before the timbers came back first through jeremy abel beasts. and then they were ahead before halftime sebastian blanco would go this time and that's the way it stayed portland with a two one lead going into the second leg. perhaps the goal of the day came in the other western conference semifinal albert roughneck with a great volleys about real salt lake in front to get schools in kansas city that was cancelled out when the salt lake's goalkeeper nick rimando failed to clear properly and diego rubio

atlanta have been the standout team of the year and they won their semifinal against new york city for one on aggregate the franchise is only in its second season but already has a huge a following the more than seventy thousand fans fill the atlanta stadium to watch their three one win in the second leg of this tied. the n.h.l. has on of the first black player to ever join the league sixty years ago willie henri began his career with the boston bruins he faced racism of. fans and other plays but as that a lack reports his induction into the sports hall of fame shows the attitudes have changed the first black player to compete in the national hockey league made history that night when he took to the case for the boston bruins honoring willie o'ree in one thousand nine hundred fifty eight he became the first black player in the n.h.l. born in eastern canada a replayed at the junior level in u.s. and canadian cities but his big league debut paved the way for many of today's black hockey players but when i was fourteen years of age i set two goals for myself the first one wants to play pr

and if any relatives of aaron are watching -- >> 25 years old in atlanta, aaron. >> any aaron in atlanta is a target. but seriously, though, think of the five people you know that don't vote and make it your mission is to get them to vote. you're going to take them to vote. you're going to have a party. you're going to take lunch off, going to do whatever. i've been encouraging people to take election day off if they can and volunteer, to make phone calls. i can't think of a more important day to sacrifice for your country than this tuesday. and this weekend there's a website called the lastweekend.org. go to that right now -- during the commercial break. not right now. >> they can use the keyboard. they're multitaskers. >> the lastweekend.org, and it can show you what you can do in your zip code tomorrow and sunday, be involved. the nonvoters hold the power. >> they control the outcome. >> you own america on tuesday if you're a nonvoter. get out and vote. get out and vote and show how powerful this is. and can i say one more thing -- >> let's do it after the commercial. and when we come

atlanta have been the standout team of the year and they won their semifinal against new york city for one on aggregate the franchise is only in its second season but already has a huge a following the more than seventy thousand fans fill the atlanta stadium to watch their three one win in the second leg of at this time. the n.h.l. has on of the first black player to ever join the league sixty years ago willie henri began his career with the boston bruins he faced racism from fans and other play. yes but as that a lack reports his induction into the sports hall of fame shows the attitudes have changed the first black player to compete in the national hockey league made history that night when he took to the ice for the boston bruins honoring willie o'ree in one thousand nine hundred fifty eight he became the first black player in the n.h.l. born in eastern canada a replayed at the junior level in u.s. and canadian cities but his big league debut paved the way for many of today's black hockey players but when i was fourteen years of age i set two goals for myself the first one wants to

were hosting atlanta united at yankee stadium but it was the visitors who won the first leg one male everett remedy scored the winner to give atlanta the advantage heading into their home second leg next sunday new york red bulls also lost one away to columbus crew a clever back heel from frederico is going to set up the winning goal just this. and columbus had their goalkeeper to thank for keeping them ahead zack stephan with a brilliant save in stoppage time to deny bradley right phillips. to the western conference and portland timbers fought back from the back for to beat seattle sounders roll radius put the sound as ahead in the tenth minute but it wasn't long before the timbers came back first through jeremy be safe. and then they were ahead before half time sebastian blanco with the goal this time and that's the way it stayed with a two one lead going into the second leg. that was the goal of the day came in the other western conference semifinal. with a great volley to put royals salt lake in front against sporting kansas city but that was cancelled out when so let's go keep a

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the atlanta hawks ta ke denver nuggets. the atlanta hawks take on the golden state warriors. that one getting under way at 3:30 gmt. the warriors with the level winds of —— for the year and three losses. the icc when the's ti2 in guyana, australia are two from two winners vision so far. new zealand are seven for two in the fourth over. until next time, goodbye. hello. after the heavy, blustery showers to start the week, tuesday delivered us some sunshine. this was the scene on the north yorkshire coast. a similar picture in perth and kinross. we are ready have changes afoot to the western side of the uk. outbreaks of rain will work north and east was through wednesday morning courtesy of this frontal system. notice the squeeze in the isobars. windy conditions as well. quite a wet start to wednesday across northern ireland, north wales, north—west england, and the western side of scotland. not just wet but windy as well. looking at 9 o'clock in closer detail, much of england and wales, away from the far north—west be mainly dry, right or sunny spells. these black wind

look at this line in gwinnett county, georgia, in greater atlanta. the batteries inside a polling machine there had died. it took nearly two hours to find a power cord to charge up that machine. so for want of a single power cord, all these people gave up all this time today just trying to vote. storms overnight caused power outages in knoxville, tennessee. at one polling location voters literally had to cast paper ballots by lantern light. which doesn't make for great tv but is a great story. chandler, arizona, just outside of phoenix, wins for the weirdest voting problem of the day. this morning when poll workers showed up just before 6:00 a.m. to open up, they discovered the landlord had foreclosed overnight on the office where people were supposed to be voting. foreclosing on the office, locking the poll workers out, locking voters out, and locking the voting machines inside. where no one could get to them. it's been that kind of a day. tremaine lee is at a polling place in atlanta, georgia. tremaine, thanks for joining us. what have you been see

this fire has spread to more than 85,000 acres, the same size as atlanta. authorities are also investigating the debts of two people found in a badly burned vehicle. investigators say the driver might have become disoriented trying to escape the fire. they're urging people to evacuate and not return to their homes because they still do not have a grasp on this fire. >> mother nature is still working against us. we saw yesterday we had a lull in the weather. today the winds picked up. that's what we'll see over the next three days is the ebbs and flows of the winds and the challenges of that. >> further north 80 miles north of sacramento the camp fire continues burning. six more people were found dead yesterday bringing the death toll to 29. that number might rise with more than 200 still unaccounted for. that fire is only 25% contained and has burned 111,000 acres. all of malibu where we are has been evacuated and close to a quarter of a million people in total have been forced to leave their homes.

the tip came from john tabor, an atlanta businessman. he was watching the continuing news coverage of missing meredith during his morning workout. >> when they started giving the description of the person of interest, my ears really perked up. i think i just turned white at one point. i felt the blood leave my face. >> tabor, the businessman thought, that has to be gary hilton. hilton worked on and off fors him for years, first as a telemarketer and then independent contractor. he even lived for a while in this house taibor owned. what was the thought that's taking shape? >> the first thing that got my attention is where the event happened, where she went missing, blood mountain. i knew that was a place he liked to hang out, that he had a dog with him. and most importantly was the evidence that they had found at the scene. i knew hilton always had an expandible police baton with him. >> the tip and a name quickly led to a georgia driver's license for 61-year-old gary michael hilton. investigators showed the photo to hikers who i.d.'d him

that is why stacey abrams is sticking around the atlanta area. that's why mike pence and brian kemp are hopscotching over atlanta to come to places like here in dalton or down to savannah or augusta georgia. we have the final stretch going on. the president is coming on sunday. president obama is coming here tomorrow for stacey abrams. all hands on deck trying to pull out the last votes in this very contentious and very tight election. brooke? >> five days to go. drew griffin in georgia, thank you so much. meantime president trump is hitting a new low, showing just how high the stakes are for just tuesday's elections. he has tweeted out a new campaign video that is racist, it is factually wrong, and it may be the dirtiest fight he has ever picked on the campaign trail. once again, he is focusing on the caravan of migrants hundreds of miles from the u.s. border. >> he says he wants to apply for pardon for the felony he committed, attempted murder. >> that's a piece of it. we're not going to play the whole thing for you. our cnn crew on the ground

hours here in atlanta. it's not clear. stacey abrams the democrat

we're joined from atlanta. good morning to you, beth. this is a neck and-and-neck rac. can president obama be a game-changer down there? >> reporter: good morning. this has turned into a marquee contest. stacey abrams, the democrat, versus brian kemp, the republican, running for governor in georgia. it's come to such a tight margin. we don't know what's going to happen until tuesday. in the final days of this election it's been marked quite a bit by voter suppression, allegations against brian kemp accusing his office of purging voertds from the rolls. when president obama was down here last nietz doing the rally with stacy abram explained what's going on. take a listen. >> if you're aspiring for the highest office in the state in which you pledge to look out for the people of your state, then how can you actively try to prevent the scitizens of your state from exercising their most basic right? >> reporter: so as you can see, president obama got quite a big reception at that rally at morehouse college, historically a black college. tomorrow night president obatru is ra

you can see just approaching atlanta, there's rain for many but not here. it's a very quiet pattern, yesterday we had a little fog, i don't think we'll find much of that. the air mass is drier here and high pressure is content to hang out in the west coast for a long time. there are many to the north, i haven't found any yet to the south or the pin, it's close,

many polling stations like this one in atlanta you can vote early but for some voters by the time they found out there was a problem with their registration it was already too late one thousand year old linnea gordon was looking forward to voting in her first election for stacy abrams . a letter where i. know same that i'm even more information but i gave all the information that i needed they sent the letter before me after seeing. more information in daniel newman does case the state has the discretion to allow his mail in ballot it's just decided not to as he phoned kemp's department he got one other bit of bad news so and that's the case with mine and my wife's that is correct yes. with a few days left to election day his wife will also be notified that her ballot has also been rejected by the state of georgia john hendren al-jazeera atlanta. madagascar airing of what could be the most expensive presidential election and its history three quarters of the population live in poverty bart politicians are spending more than ever on their beds for the top office farm and the miller has

using that in atlanta. >> international flights leaving from jackson, atlanta international airport the will take advantage of this of flying on delta so this is facial recognition technology, use this from the curb to the gate so check in with your passport when you get to the past when you arrive. every step of the way instead of pulling out your passport you will just look at the kiosk. it will match with your passport and visa document in customs and border protection database. delta says he will save time, this for international delta flights, there rolling this out to detroit. heather: we will see how it works in atlanta first. and unverified report by the guardian linking julian assange and paul manafort has the media in a frenzy. despite lack of evidence to confirm it. >> applications are explosive. a smoking gun for robert mueller and the russian affair. >> what was he doing having that meeting if it happens? heather: does this prove the media will run with anything that has to do with trump and russia? here is antoine c wright with the republican pack. thank you for joining us

nick valencia is joining me from atlanta with a look at this. what are you seeing on the ground today? >> we're seeing an incredible amount of enthusiasm from the voters. when we got here, just after 8:00 a.m., the line stretched around the corner. then the rain settled in. it poured on us for a good ten minutes and fizzled out the line, cutting the line in half. now it seems that voters, perhaps because it's lunch time or maybe some of the voters who left early are starting to come back. about an hour wait at this mourningside location. it was earlier i talked to the polling manager inside. she said she worked here for 20 years and has never seen this kind of turnout, not even in presidential elections. perhaps some of that is attributed to first-time voters. i spoke to one earlier, and she says she's not alone. >> i have never voted before. this is my first time. and i just felt like it was my year to come out and vote and do my duty. i'm 24 years old. and i feel like a lot of my friends also have not really r partaken voting, but this year, i

many polling stations like this one in atlanta you can vote early but for some voters by the time they found out there was a problem with their registration it was already too late one thousand year old linnea gordon was looking forward to voting in her first election for stacy abrams . a letter where i. no same that i'm even more information but i gave all the information that i needed they said the letter before me after today seemed. more information in daniel numbers case the state has the discretion to allow his mail in ballot it's just decided not to as the phone kemp's department he got one other bit of bad news so and that's the case with mine and my wife's that is correct yeah with a few days left election day his wife will also be notified that her ballot has also been rejected by the state of georgia. well the controversy continues john really because it's been described as a contentious election a racist campaign i'm not. going to continue right through to election day on tuesday. that's absolutely true so in part it's these these purges that these so-called purges that are

the atlanta journal constitution, and we're trying to find out more about it, but the atlanta journal constitution is telling us the federal judge has said this must be delayed now until friday at 5:00 p.m. and the reason for that, again, according to the journal constitution is that the lawsuit deals with provisional ballots that were not accepted, provisional ballots that currently are not part of the count here in georgia. we know the provisional ballots are overwhelmingly favoring stacey abrams. if there is a different standard that's applied here, if there is more latitude given to these counties in terms of trying to verify this voter counted this provisional ballot, that could potentially expand the pool by thousands of provisional ballots that are part of this count. and that could potentially, on top of whatever else was going to be counted between today and tomorrow, that could potentially -- we don't know, but potentially bring that number down for brian kemp into that range where the abrams camp needs it. we're going to find out more about this. we want to see this ruling,

we're talking sunny skies and upper 40s for atlanta and into denver, a mixture of sun and clouds for minneapolis and near 20. >> quijano: jacob, thank you. the rough weather is disrupting travel plans for many headed home after the holiday weekend. hundreds of flights in to and out of the storm zone have been grounded. the highways are also treacherous. here's meg oliver. >> icy roads and white out conditions shut down parts of i-70 in kansas as low visibility made the highway impassible. trooper ben gardner from the kansas highway patrol warned people to stay off the roads. >> in my 19 years as a trooper this might be the top five worst i have ever seen across kansas in this area 6789 people need to slow down. they need to stay home. >> i can't see anything. >> kansas governor jeff colyer issued a state of disaster emergency. the strong system caused backups in nebraska and at least a dozen crashes on interstate 80. >> blizzard warnings from western missouri to nebraska are impacting travel on the tbrownd and in the air. thousands of flights are delayed and cancelled nationwide. the

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she's in atlanta for us. what do you have? >> reporter: i'm at abrams' headquarters. earlier tonight, which feels like a lifetime ago, when that poll worker told us it was wild today. well, it is still wild right now. notably it is almost 1:00 a.m., or past 1:00 a.m. and neither campaign is declaring victory and neither campaign is conceding at this hour. stacey abrams is going to take the stage regardless in about ten minutes. she's expected to update supporters here to tell them she's not going to make an announcement tonight. what they're looking at right now is still some open votes in dekalb county. they haven't counted all those yet. they're also focusing on absentee ballots and provisional ballots. some counties say those will be counted in a couple hours tonight. others say they won't be counted until tomorrow morning. 25,000 absentee in gwinnett county, 26,000 in cobb county and that doesn't even count provisional ballots. this race is too tight to call right now. it could go one way or the other. it's going to come down to race and turnouts, who has a bigger

particularly atlanta and georgia and florida. we will talk about that in the next hour. >>> the democratic party attempted to hack the state election system in georgia. brian kemp overseeing the election as georgia's secretary of state. he is a player and ref in this game. he eventualssentially turned tht into a political weapon. stacey abrams calls the investigation a witch hunt accusing kemp of abusing power. kemp says his conflict of interest issues do not bother him. >> i'm not worried about how it looks. i'm doing my job. >> the bitter race is harsh in the final hours. a robo-call in the final hours featured a crude impersonation of oprah who campaigned for abrams last week. >> i see a poor man's white j jemima. >> awful. the actual oprah responded on instagram. >> jesus don't like ugly. we know what to do about that. vote! tomorrow show up and show out and vote! >> note there is a third party candidate in the georgia governor race. if neither kemp nor abrams reaches 50% today there will be a run-off in december. buckle up.

. >>> spending a week at the famous atlantis resort and they are playing in the battle for atlanta's tournament. the team is making the most of this experience. >> of college basketball island style. >> so with all this at their disposal the players first order of business in the battle for atlanta's was to experience atlanta's. >> the finest part was probably the entire team on the waterslide and seeing everyone's reaction. >> thrills of the waterslide variety and the water predator variety. >> from the lazy river to the not so lazy surf. >> the guys even managed to squeeze in some time at a local elementary school doling out pointers and thanksgiving cheer. >> play a little bit of basketball and have fun with them it was heartwarming. >> eventually the vacation morphed into a business trip. >> as we go from paradise to the court, time to get serious. >> i think our group is more mature and we can focus and when it's time to focus. >> this is about taking care of business and understanding of the opportunity that is before us. >> the first opportunity comes wednesday then it's eithe

kaylee hartung, cnn, atlanta. >>> the republican party's majority in the u.s. senate is just two seats. president donald trump and the rest of his party are, of course, scrambling to make sure it stays that way. now one of the most competitive senate races is in tennessee, a state that is usually solidly in the republican corner. martin savidge explains. >> reporter: even as the new cnn poll shows a slight republican lead, tennessee senate race is still remarkably close. but how does a democrat manage to be so competitive in such a conservative state? where president trump won 60% of the vote? phil bredesen is not your typical democrat, widely known and popular as mayor of nashville, he's credited with bringing prefection ining profe teams to town. >> fwhoeb is nobody is going to how to vote. >> reporter: he said he agrees with president trump on some things and pledges to do that is best for tennessee, not the democratic party. >> i think if you ask people for characteristics about me, they'll say moderate. but they'll also say he gets things done. and that's

joining me from atlanta, nbc news correspondent rehema ellis. i know you've been at polling stations. this morning you were at one with a super long line. what are you seeing this afternoon? >> reporter: well, we did have a long line right here at this polling place, but because it was so long, they brought out extra voting machines for people. they've done that in a couple other locations as well. i would actually talk to some people here inside to ask them what they think about all of this, but it's against the rules. i did, however, talk to some people outside of this location to ask them what they think about all the controversies involving this race. >> were you at all concerned about the noise around voter suppression, hacking, robocalls? that bother you? >> no, it didn't really bother me because i think some of it was overblown. >> i am concerned about education. i'm interested about fair and equitable housing. >> reporter: i should mention to you also, katy, that in one location, because the lines were so long, they're going to extend vo

>> nick valencia in atlanta. thank you very much. still counting votes in montana. d can jon tester hold on? counting in california. congressional races. will the democrats expands their margins in the house? we are watching all of it, and we're going to talk about what the democrats might do with this newfound power in trump's washington. stay with us. not cool. freezing away fat cells with coolsculpting? now that's cool! coolsculpting safely freezes and removes fat cells with little or no downtime. and no surgery. results and patient experience may vary. some common side effects include temporary numbness, discomfort, and swelling. ask your doctor if coolsculpting is right for you. and visit coolsculpting.com today for your chance to win a free treatment. life was tough in cuba my mom was fired from her job, so she started making cakes to support us. the first account that we opened was with bank of america. since then, we have grown exponentially. to me, food is love. and i think food brings people together. e

>> in atlanta, it has let up with the rain, and i am in fulton county in roswell, and there are going to be scattered thundershowers around the states and we talked to the georgia political strategists, and they will tell you that the bad weather generally favors the republicans, but still, already in this election, 2 million people voted early. over 2 milb yon people vote earlier, and it is a reco record-setting number of people for georgia. this morning with the polls officially opened, the long lines reported in gwinnett and fulton county and the problems with the voting machines. this is, andrea, as you know a controversial race for quite a while right now. and stacey abrams is running to be the first african-american female governor in the country, and she is running against brian kemp who is the secretary of state, and abrams is running a are progressive campaign and expanding medicaid, and helping out education, and expanding voting rights in a very deep red state. and donald trump won this state by five point, and brian kemp has run as more of a trump-style republican to win t

casey hartung is in atlanta where president obama is expected to take the stage later tonight. caylee, president obama had some fierce words this afternoon in miami. >> he did, jake. president obama saying this might be the most important election of our lifetimes. he said the stakes are just that high. and so he's investing his time and his energy on the campaign trail here to try to help andrew gillum and stacy abrams write their own pages in the history books. earlier today in miami, he issued this call to urgency has he tries to help andrew gillum build a coalition similar to the one that vaulted him into office. enthusiasm among young voters you heard from him in a very familiar tone. >> the character of our country is on the ballot. in the closing weeks of this election, we have seen repeated attempts to divide us with rhetoric designed to make us angry and make us fearful. in four days, you can choose a bigger, more prosperous, more generous vision of america. an america where love and hope conquer hate. >> reporter: out here in atlanta, you can see people lining the str

the "atlanta journal-constitution" is reporting just in the last few minutes that a federal judge has ordered the state of georgia to delay certifying this gubernatorial election. the state of georgia had been planning to do that tomorrow. all counties were to have their counts finalized, submitted to the state. the state then due to certify it. the "atlanta journal-constitution," and we're trying to get our hands on this ruling to find out more about it, but the "atlanta journal-constitution" is telling us that the federal judge has said this must be delayed now until friday at 5:00 p.m. and the reason for that, again, according to the journal constitution is that the lawsuit deals with provisional ballots that were not accepted, provisional ballots that currently are not part of the count here in georgia. we know the provisional ballots are overwhelmingly favoring stacey abrams. if there is a different standard that's applied here, if there is more latitude given to these counties in terms of trying to verify this voter counted this provisional ballot, that could potentially expand

right outside atlanta and just seeing quickly, these are important. for democrats these are flip opportunities. directly related to governor's race. let me show you how the sixth district here of georgia. remember this one, this is where democrats dumped $30 million last year trying to get john through special election. that didn't work out. here we go again. this is one of the most closiel watched races out there. the story outside about half the district here is a fulton county. largest county in the state. now this is where the special election did well here. if you're getting that surge democratic turnout. stacey abrams tacked about, you'll see it. in this portion of the district. this is a quarter of the district. if you have surge democratic turnout for the governor's race, see it here. probably in cobb county too. especially in tlanatlanta area, could spill over to this district. could spill over right next door to seventh district. late arrival on the democratic target list. the national media list. >> florida, huge early voting state. we get

this took place about 20 miles outside of atlanta. it is 50 minutes. ♪ [applause] oprah: hello, georgia! i just want to say, y'all have been on my mind. georgia, you've been on my mind. here's why. i was sitting at home in california, minding my own , but i could not stop thinking about what is going on down here. all are on the precipice, the very precipice of a historical election. [applause] this is what i came to tell you. i am an independent woman. i have earned the right to do exactly what i want to do. [applause] oprah: i have earned the right to do what i want to do, when i want to do it. right to think for myself. myself.ote for and that is why i am a registered independent. because i don't want any party and i don't want any kind of partisan influence telling me what decisions i get to make for myself. you,wanted to just say to nobody paid for me to come here. [applause] asked me toy even come here. myself and i approved this message. [applause] oprah: so i want to say year, as a matter of fact, i wasn't asked. i just call

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president obama is in atlanta. president trump is in indianapolis. let's go to former president obama and listen in for a moment. >> if they thought all their votes to take away your healthcare coverage were popular, that's what they'd campaign on. you don't hear a peep about that. but it's worse than that. not only will they not own up to what they have done, suddenly they are saying that they're the ones to protect people with preexisting conditions. i want everybody to pay attention to this. they have literally been doing the opposite of what they're now saying. it's like calling up down, calling black white. it requires some kind of gumption, some kind of nerve, some kind of hudspa. we can also call it what did is. it's a lie. -- what it is. it's a lie. >> president obama speaking there in atlanta stumping for stacey abrams who is wants to be georgia's democratic candidate for governor. to the right you see in indianapolis this is a trump rally. you can see president trump isn't on the stage. don't expect either president to take any time off thi

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the way through all of the counties around atlanta, georgia. farther to the north, though, the rain is going to continue for much of the day. in fact, by new york city standards around noon or so that's when your heaviest rain will get there. across a lot of the poconos earlier in the day. we move you to noon when the rain does get into new york and philadelphia and d.c. by 3:00 it's into boston but moving away from new york city by 5:00 or 6:00, drying out for your evening rush. john? >> chad myers, thanks very much. we will be watching that all day. you can pick your moments to get out and vote. >>> this could cause a major political shift in this country and has nothing to do with the house or senate. we are going to speak to the head of the democratic governors association to find out how changes in state houses could turn the national political picture. cal: we saved our money and now, we get to spend it - our way. ♪ valerie: but we worry if we have enough to last. ♪ cal: ellen, our certified financial planner™ professional, helps us