>> welcome to atlanta. ♪ welcome to atlanta where the players play ♪ >> southern hospitality in atlanta is amazing because people actually say stuff like hello, good morning, how are you doings? how is your mom and dad? we very much are a small town, you know, masquerading as a big city. >> we talk about the culture, we talk about thehe part that i think makes atlanta most special is the food. you're not born and raised in atlanta and not been to the beautiful. >> there's a lot of opportunities in atlanta, so our city is really growing at a fast rate. >> it's a place where you can afford to have a house, raise a family and at the same time pursue your entrepreneurial dreams. it really is to me wakanda. ♪ walk it like i talk it >> from the way that we dress, the way that we speak -- it's all reflected in the music. ♪ walk it like i talk it ♪ take my shoes and walk a smile, something that you can't do ♪ >> we don't try to be like anybody else. we do our own thing and people copy us. our culture and our swag, everybody wants to just eat it up. >> like pots of gumbo, everybody's put

how can you address that at the ground level in atlanta? mayor bottoms: the divide is as big in atlanta as anywhere else in this country, but we are very fortunate. w our home to many fortune 500 companiese. and we have ceos and companies working alongside with our communities to keep our communities moving forward. because what we are seeing is that if people are not trained for jobs, if they are not able to afford to get into the city to work, then it hurts the bottom line. but i am so glad that we have something very special in atlanta, it is the reason companies continue to come, and that special part of it is making sure that as our companies are able to thrive, that our communities are doing so as well. david: that was keisha lance bottoms. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: this is "balance of power." the government shutdown is hurting federal employees, but also some merger deals waiting for clearance. welcome our expert jennifer reese here to give us a sense of what is in limbo. >> the biggest one is t-mobile and sprint. a lotta people

braves jerseys, atlanta braves jackets, atlanta hats it gave us an identity. ♪ >> outcast specifically it made me like, all right, i can probably work on the circuit. i could have my own swag better doing it, and it will be accepted. they're one of the first ones who came with their type of style, and it felt new it felt fresh. >> little john started screaming all over these records, and the world started to know atlanta for being crunk. >> "the proposal" movie came out -- ♪ they were singing "get low." sandra bullock was singing the lyrics to "get low" with betty white. that made me say "wow." ♪ >> i believe what makes atlanta special is the fact that the majority of us really just want to see each other win. the relationship runs far deeper than the music. and i think that's what keeps the culture really special. when people come here, they can feel the love. >> that's why atlanta's on top now, as far as like music and a few other things. just because of a sense of community and brotherhood. >> it's a different energy from any other place in the world. everywhere emulates our swa

>> how amazing atlanta is. the contribution that it's given to this nation, and how can they contribute moving forward. >> her panorama is steps from many civil rights landmarks. the martin luther king jr. memorial site which includes his boyhood home and the baptist church where he preached. roads bearing the names of pioneering politicians like andrew young jr., a u.s. congressman, u.n. ambassador and atlanta major. >> when you see your mural there, do you ever get used to it? >> i never get used to it. >> congressman lewis represented atlanta since 1977. 14 years after he organized and addressed the march on washington. >> we must say wake up america. wake up. >> 12 years after he was beaten for leading protestors across the bridge in selma, alabama. he received the president medal of freedom in 2011 and the following year he was honored with his mural. he says he's excited to have some company. >> a peaceful art such as a mural cannot only tell the story, but it can inspire others to learn, to find a way to

florida.gardens, atlanta, georgia. washington -- tacoma, w ashington. >> the mayors who stand before you are republicans, democrats, and independents, they come from cities both large and small, urban, rural, and suburban but the labels do not define us. what you see before us is one united group. a group that governs in real time, does not get distracted even by major disagreements and collectively work together to improve the lives of all of our residents. the nation's mayors are here in washington, d.c. to do what we do best, to solve problems and deliver results, a record turnout for our winter meetings. we are here to show washington how it is done and pushed them to address the critical needs of our cities and the real problems of americans across this great country face every single day. while washington remains mired in gridlock, the nations' cities move forward. mayors are working to create citizen opportunities and taking us into the 21st century. these are the bedrock's of the u.s. economy. accounting for 6%

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atlanta arts group wonderroot partnered with the atlanta super bowl host committee to install 30 murals around downtown for the big game that speak to the city's social justice issues past and present. jake pardee/ wonderroot communications and development coordinator : "about a year and a half ago we were looking ahead and saw the superbowl coming and said this is an opportunity. what are the stories that we want to tell when we have the spotlight of the national media and we see murals as a great way to do that because of the accessibility you can put up murals anywhere and anyone can come and enjoy them and people in the neighborhood can take ownership of them."reporter : "11 artists were chosen by a selection committee 7 locals and four from out from out of state made this project come to life on the biggest stage." brett daniels : "obviously the enter of civil and human rights today dating back to our legacy i the 60s to the civil rights movement. wanted to make sure we told the atlanta story of where we were hoping our story was going in the future."reporter: "with so many sets of

georgia is facing another winter storm as atlanta prepares to gu preparing. >> reporter: in atlanta, authorities are hoping to avoid a repeat of snow jam five years ago when just over two inches of snow paralyzed the city. >> we are expecting snow and ice to come through tomorrow, but we are prepared. >> reporter: brine trucks will be on the move as preparations for super bowl liii are under way. if the weather deteriorates, fans holding tickets to those pregame events will be allowed to reuse them on wednesday. >> we want to expect the best, but we are prepared for the worst. >> reporter: 19 years ago, another ice storm slammed atlanta just days before it last hosted a super bowl. many schools and government offices will be closed here in a city where even an inch of snow is taken seriously. gabe gutierrez, nbc news, atlanta. >> that is some bad timing there. >> oh, it could really mess things up for everybody wanting to do the pre-party and all the events later. keeping fingers crossed. >> you spend those thousands of dollars in tickets you're going to plow right ahead. >>> t minus

pensando en cÓmo iban a pensar la historia de la ciudad de atlanta cuando todos estÉn poniendo atenciÓn a esta ciudad, tuvieron la idea de hacer una serie de murales, mÁs de 30 murales para contar la historia de los derechos civiles y de justicia social de la ciudad de atlanta, entonces estuvieron invitando a artistas en enero para hacer parte del proyecto y creo que por mi rol de artista y de activista como una joven indocumentada me eligieron para ser parte del proyecto. borja: ahora cuÉntanos un poco lo que dice tu familia y cÓmo se sienten tus padres, tus hermanos, tu abuelo, tu familia en general? >> creo que es una emociÓn muy grande, incluso cuando le contÉ a mi mamÁ que iba a salir en univisiÓn, es importante que ellos vean las noticias en su idioma, porque asÍ ella puede escucharme hablar de mi mensaje y hacerlo en nuestro idioma. estaba muy emocionada, quÉ te puedo decir? se estÁ valorando mi trabajo, el valor que yo siempre he visto en este mensaje y en las historias especialmente. carolina: agradecemos que estÉs con nosotros aquÍ en ediciÓn digital, saludó a tu

now he's aiming for a trip to atlanta for super bowl 53. "yeah, i think we jell together well on the road and have that mindset of us against the world and all that. when it's loud, we love it and try to relish in it, try to enjoy it. it'll be no different this weekend.""don't take it for granted, appreciate it, it takes a lot of hard work to get here. we are still a young team in a lot of areas but we also have a lot of great veteran leadership, and i think those guys, throughout the season, have done a great job in making sure that's communicated to guys and guys understand that." coming up.. divers share their story of an amazing day- long encounter with a legendary 20-foot long, 50- year old great white shark.. (pam) an update now on the ambitious project to get the massive plastic mound out of the sea.. the ocean cleanup project is back on dry land now -- as the team works to try and solve some of the issues the prototype system encountered in the middle of the pacific. system 0-0-1, also known as- "wilson", was

i was in georgia once 50 miles south of atlanta. it was untouched by sherman's march. there was a brochure in a shop that said come shop in the historic town that sherman didn't burn. it psychiatric, he didn't, because he wasn't there. selling point. wait, wait for the mike. wait for the mike. >> at the history conference yesterday, there was a seller ,ho ran historic columbia saying that urban renewal destroyed three times as much in the last 40 years as sherman. >> exactly, exactly. franklin graham who is the dean of georgia historians said atlantans destroyed more of atlanta than sherman ever did. it is catchier to blame sherman. >> yeah? >> i have a question. since we are in virginia, if you aboutspeak comparatively the valley, with the bmi and the way in which sherman gets all of the attention while they are also extracting out the hard-core policy. how is it they don't get the same which reality response? >> at the great question, right? it happens before, months in the valley. i think that sherman gets a lot of the blame because for some inson, that really took

super bowl 53 will kick off in atlanta! the new england patriots held a sendoff rally today to an estimated 35- thousand fans. the event was held at >>> one week from today, super bowl liii will kickoff in atlanta. the patriots held a sendoff rally to an estimated 35,000 fans. the event was held at gillette stadium before the team headed south to compete in the 11th national championship. it was similar in la for the competing team. rams fans gathering at the stadium in inglewood today. >> we have to win one more game. one more game. >> i was crying when they came back. i am glad they came back. all in time for the new stadium. we are excited for us to win the super bowl. >> kpix 5 is your home for super bowl liii. one week from today at 3:30 pm. >>> a dam collapse in brazil. hundreds are missing. brazilian officials resumed the search for survivors today that the southeastern city. they had suspended it after fears rushed that another dam was also a risk of giving way. evacuations have been lifted for people living there b

atlanta's airport the busiest , airport in the world. you have to understand for those of us who live in the southeast and the united states, in order to get to heaven if you die -- you must pass to the atlanta airport. if, in fact, the ship and continues to have effect on her tsa workers i can only imagine how devastating -- please. >> so if you all can just watch american trail over my shoulder talk about the super bowl, but i just want to say our immediate concern, we are concerned for our federal workers but we have the super bowl coming to atlanta in a few weeks. right now, our security lines, we are getting support from the tsa, they have flown in additional agents into atlanta. we are extremely concerned massse on what is called exit this monday, we will have 120,000 people go through at jackson international. if you think of a day that you have 70 to 80,000, that is a lot of people. what we are doing an atlantic, we are opening our tsa lines early at 3:00 a.m. the monday after the super bowl. we are also looking at a long program

that's true in any field, on any field. >> touchdown atlanta. >> reporter: in atlanta, the real star of the super bowl may be what surrounds the field. mercedes-benz stadium. >> i'm trying to decide what to look at first, right? >> a lot of eye candor here. >> reporter: scott jenkins is the stadium's general manager. >> i think it starts with the architecture. it's just stunning. i think it starts with being in the heart of atlanta. i think it's the technology that's in the building. >> reporter: in 2017, nearly 5,000 pounds of tnt dropped the old georgia dome, home of two super bowls. by then construction on its next door neighbor was finished. mercedes-benz stadium cost big money, nearly $2 billion. most of it arthur blank's money. >> we wanted to build something that would be iconic for atlanta and our sports. >> reporter: blank co-founded the home depot and owns the nfl's atlanta falcons. >> it turned out to be even more pricey. i understand the word iconic means cost now and schedule. put that in the dictionary going forward. >> reporter: in this stadium, going forward means loo

mola lenghi in atlanta, thanks a lot, mola. and you can watch super bowl liii on sunday right here on cbs. >>> coming up on "morning news," facetime bug, how a glitch might allow you to listen in on other people. >>> and possible revelation, john bolton's note raises questions about troops in venezuela. this is the "cbs morning news." news." my joints... they hurt. the pain and swelling. the tenderness. the psoriasis. tina: i had to find something that worked on all of this. i found cosentyx. now, watch me. real people with active psoriatic arthritis are getting real relief with cosentyx. it's a different kind of targeted biologic. cosentyx treats more than just the joint pain of psoriatic arthritis. it even helps stop an increased risk of infections and lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor about an infection or symptoms. if your inflammatory bowel disease symptoms develop or worsen, or if you've had a vaccine or plan to. serious allergic reactions may occur. i got real relief. i got clearer skin and feel b

mola lenghi is in atlanta. mola, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. you know, as we get closer to super bowl sunday, the crowds, the excitement, the hype here in atlanta only gets bigger. as super bowl sunday inches closer, football fans are flocking to atlanta. [ cheers ] >> come on down. >> reporter: with plenty of spirit. >> go, patriots! >> reporter: you'll hear a lot of that and see a lot of this. >> i made these. >> reporter: you made those? >> yes, yes. >> reporter: lynn ann archambeau is a patriots fan, head to toe, inside and out. >> i grew up with the patriots, the bruins, the red sox, the celtics. i love them all. >> reporter: caitlyn brandon grew up in charlotte playing softball, but she can fling a pigskin as well as anyone here. for caitlyn, visiting the interactive nfl experience is mostly about staying active. >> i have adhd. so like when i like -- i can't stay still. >> reporter: it seems super bowl week will keep her busy. >> we're going to ride the ferris wheel, do this all today. and maybe friday see what we didn't get to. >> repor

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atlanta's been doing some painting of its over. the project is called "off the wall," atlanta's civil rights and social justice journey told through a series of murals. organizers say it's about honoring the past, acknowledging the present, and setting aspirations for the future. atlanta native shanequa gay says she was the quid wkid who alway on her parents' walls. today she's putting the finishing touches on an entire building's wall in her hometown. >> i think the connection of arts and civil rights, they marry together beautifully. >> reporter: gay's mural, "remembering sweet auburn," is an homage to the neighborhood once considered the country's most prosperous african-american community in the early 20th century. it's one of the more than two dozen murals around the city expected to be completed by next week to greet the more than 100,000 visitors here for super bowl liii. what do you hope they take away from it? >> how amazing atlanta is. the contribution that is given to this nation. and how can they contribute moving forwa

. >> lillian traveled weekly to atlanta to visit. >> lewis travel to atlanta weekly to see lillian and their son john miles. john miles looked forward to seeing him come home for the weekends. they would do things together. >> the couple made the long distance arrangement work for decades until lillian's death in 2012. atlanta was vital to john lewis, not just as his home but as his political base. >> anything we need from washington he's got enough friends to get for us. >> lewis built relationships with colleagues across the political spectrum by leading congressional trips to selma and other sights of the civil rights movement. through the faith and politics institute he traveled with more than 300 politicians over the years. >> we were going to the lunch counters, when we were marching -- >> i think he's one of the few people in congress that can bring people from many different parties together and say let's spend three days wrestling with the past. only john could do that. >> lewis built on the relationships to support his chosen projects. >> he tries to use the influence that he

tonight, both teams arrived in atlanta for the big game. the los angeles rams walk off the plane after a huge sendoff from their fans. they will face the new england patriots on sunday. the patriots have arrived at their hotel. the super bowl will be played at the mercedes-benz stadium in atlanta for the first time. but, this is the third time the city has hosted the game. the stadium opened two years ago and holds the record for the world's largest halo video board. it has a retractable roof. >> you can't watch the super bowl without the commercials. tonight, budweiser has released its newest ad featuring a california dog. >> how many roads must a man walk down -- >> meet the dog from santa barbara county. she is the star dalmatian and budweiser's latest commercial. the pup is seen riding in the back of a carriage pulled by the iconic clydesdale horses. her breeder got the call for the commercial shoot a few moments back. >> they have a wind machine to get the effect. they liked the way they like -- the way her ears blue in the wind. it fi

mola lenghi is in atlanta. mola, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. like much of super bowl week, radio row has evolved from a modest media event to one of the super bowl's biggest attractions. >> 24 hours a day -- >> what's the metrics -- >> there's a quiet confidence about this team -- >> reporter: if you're listening to sports talk radio during super bowl week, there's a good chance it's coming from here, radio row in atlanta. >> cbs sports network live from radio row -- >> reporter: from the big national broadcasts to the local shows across the country, everyone has a take on the big game. >> this is the reason that i am picking the rams to win. >> the super bowl, we're not going to allow this to become too big -- >> reporter: nfl players past and present make the rounds, sharing their expertise. >> you know, it brings back fond memories. >> reporter: former nfl quarterback boomer esiason is part of cbs news' pregame team. he's also co-host of a popular sports radio show in new york. >> now that i'm on the other side of the desk and have been doin

in two weeks.it out atlanta -- set to battle it out atlanta in two weeks.( james ) both teams won in overtime in their respective championship games. starting with the a-f-c conference championship match between the new england patriots on the kansas city chiefs. brady and the patriots the red who forced the game into overtime with a field goal. patriots got the ball to start overtime ... and brady marched down the field to beat the chiefs. final score 37-31 patriots. ( darya ) cal alum jared goff and the rams were the underdog in new orleans ... taking on drew brees and the saints. but a missed call for pass interference on the rams ... would not give the saints a chance to seal the deal. the rams force overtime ... and eventually win on the leg of their kicker. final score ... 26-23 in overtime. the rams will now take on the new england patriots in atlanta february 3rd in the 53rd superbowl. ( james ) coming up at 9 o'clock ... we remember dr. martin luther king jr., we will introduce you to a man who knew dr. king and talks about how reverend king changed his life. ( james ) and t

this is not the center for big snow in atlanta. we may see a few flakes mixing in on tuesday, wednesday, not a huge deal. this will be, though, the arctic air behind this storm system here. along with that all the snow falling, 8 to 12 inches will stay on the ground. and it is going to freeze. we're talking ice here as we take you into the next 24 to 48 hours. that second wave will be coming in. and staying with us the next few days. all the way down to the deep south. but where the coldest air will reside, we're talking temperatures are going to be historically low here. look at chicago. 40 degrees below the average. minus 15 will be the high temperature as we head into wednesday. that is without the windchill, okay. you add some wind to that, and you got problems. look at minus 15, the high, the overnight temperature will be about minus 25. that's brutal stuff. and on either end of wednesday, we could stay below zero. that would be something i haven't seen in quite some time. decades we're talking here. here is the forecast for n

cheryl: atlanta's supports spos council president says atlanta companies like coca-cola, at&t and ups stepped up. >> they were supportive to the tune of about 40% of our budget, which is a big number. cheryl: if any city can handle the biggest event in american sports, it's atlanta. lauren: cheryl will be live frofrom atlanta for all of your super bowl coverage. she'll be reporting throughout the day. gerri: so exciting. coming up, will howard schultz kill democrats' caffeine buzz if he throws his hat into the ring for president? we'll explore that after a short break. ♪ alerts -- wouldn't you like one from the market when it might be time to buy or sell? with fidelity's real-time analytics, you'll get clear, actionable alerts about potential investment opportunities in real time. fidelity. open an account today. gerri: former starbucks ceo howard schultz weighing a run for president but as an independent. he was on the daily briefing, explaining why he would not run as a democrat. >> if i ran as a democrat, which i would not do, i would have to be disingenuous, given the platform t

atlanta is known for grinding to a halt in relatively light snowfalls. georgia governor brian kemp says state offices in more than 30 counties in the northern part of the state are closed today. ( robin ) the winter weather has already claimed three lives in the midwest. the icy blast is from a breakdown in the polar vortex --which is a circulation of strong -- upper-level winds that normally surround the north pole. typically the cold dense air is locked in the arctic regions. but a change in winds forced the vortex to fracture -- shifting south. bringing widespread -- bitter -- and record- breaking cold to the united states. ( robin ) the mayor of madison, wisconsin says this could possibly be the third worst police in arizona say they've arrested the man who stabbed a pregnant lyft driver to death while fabi attacked kristina ho-wato with a kitchen knife after she police say the woman, who was in her t

checkpoint closed, the lines in atlanta reached all the way to baggage claim. frederick russell waited 80 minutes for precheck. >> this was just overwhelming this morning. this is far and above anything i've seen at the atlanta airport. >> reporter: with getng paid, the number calling outic rising fast. 7.6% more than doubled the sick rate a year ago. some officers taking second jobs that don hping me out dung closed the checkpoint. now the tsa is advising, geto your a >>> without money coming in you are furloughed interior worker mallory rationing her insulin thinks she may have to find other work. >> i don't want to leave, but if this continues, i've got to leave. >> reporter: and alaska, more than half the federal workers are furloughed. meteorologist rebecca anderson. >> the biggest impact is having -- is on my future planning. so we're not sure when we're going to get paid next. >> reporter: the fda is sending hundreds of food and medical inspectors back to work, but without pay. with more government workers prced to rely on food banks and the pushing back

on the day of the breach the atlanta international airport check point lane was fully staffed. the passenger later alerting the flight crew about the weapon. the tsa says the number of guns seized at checkpoints is growing. just one week in december, tsa finding 78 firearms. 63 of them loaded and 28 of them had a round in the chamber. now tsa officers trying to counter that threat with staffing levels dropping amid the shutdown. >> the terrorists are watching right now how all of this plays out. and if they start detecting more weaknesses in the system due to distraction, they're going to try and exploit those weaknesses. >> reporter: gadi schwartz, nbc news. >>> up next, the performance thrilling millions. right now. but it )s d wind coming next that )s the rel danger. plus, pg&e )s bankruptcy - some believe it )s just a threa. why others claim it )s a solutin to one of northern california )s biggest problems. next. >>> in our spotlight tonight, the gymnast stunning the world with a perfect routine that was pure joy to watch. here's joe fryer. ♪ >> reporter: you could judge

kevaney martin was there and has the latest from atlanta. good morning . ( kevaney ) "the official kickoff to super bowl 53 week in atlanta took place monday night in state farm arena as both the rams and patriots gathered for media day.the annual event never seems to disappoint and always produces memorable moments and noteworthy answers to questions...here's a highlight of my media day experience ((nat pop: ethan westbrooks: "i cant try that one love. let me show you okay?"reporter "super bowl media day"nat pop: "i'm not hearing no ums out of that."reporter: "a place where pretty much anything goes even eating a cricket...""how was the cricket?"joe thuney/ patriots guard: "kind of crunchy and salty and smokey." ethan westbrooks rams/defensive end: "the crickets or what not but i always wanted to know what escargot was.and i will probably never try ir but thats probably the wildest thing."reporter: "media day has become a place where off the wall questions show the med their fans an entirely new side ofthem...including their dance moves."na

so it provides jobs in atlanta. it gives working class people dignity. there are many paths to freedom. >> what about your shou show trigger warning? >> trigger warning is his new netflix show. here is a clip. >> okay. >> revolutionary our adversaries. [ rapping ] >> it turned out the majority of these folks weren't as closed minded as i feared. >> if you like sinatra you like jay z and biggie. >> i knew i was adding old folks homes to my next tour and realized there was more than just line my pockets. see, the problem in america today, everyone is in their own little bubble. these bubbles keep us divided. we don't talk to each other or see other points of view. what they prove today me is that music can burst those bubbles. >> give me some context and what it is about. congratulations. >> so trigger warning is saying there is somebody besides the polarized things you're getting to argue about. >> you can play chess sitting down or you can stand up and look at the whole board. i went out in the community and tried it. there's a meme that says if you can

. >> it was excellent service from here to atlanta. back from atlanta, back to oakland. everyone was so nice. you couldn't tell they were upset or, you know, feeling as if get their paycheck. everyone was friendly. >> there was rapid relief trucks with a food truck on friday. it has been wonderful. members of the community, the passengers dropped things off. >> reporter: on friday congress and the president signed a build to reopen the government. the national parks service is preparing to resume operations though the schedule for individual parks may vary depending on staff size and operations. in the bay area, many national parks and attractions stayed open with limited services. federal workers may have a lot of work cleaning up federal lands but the big question, when will they get paid. they posted they expect to pay staff no later than thursday, n oakland tsa agents who don't know what to expect in three weeks. >> i am proud of everyone for coming together the way they did, the way we all did. wewido it again if we have to. >> the bill is only good till february 15

it is super bowl fans that are flocking to atlanta to take part in the pregame act this. >> reporter: super bowl sunday getting closer and football fans are flocking to atlanta. >> come on down. >> reporter: there is plenty of spirit. you can see a lot of this. >> i may days. >> that is impressive. >> reporter: the patriots fans, head to toe, inside and out. back i grew up with the patriots, the bruins, the red sox and the celtics, and i love them all. >> reporter: caitlyn griffin charlotte and plays softball but she can throw the pigskin as well as anyone here and this interactive experience is mostly about staying active. >> i have adhd and i cannot stay still. >> reporter: super bowl will keep her busy. >> maybe friday i geto. >> reporter: there is a lot to get to, from meeting the nfl hall of famers, the live music, and the game. super bowl sunday may be about the teams on the field, but this week it is all about the fans. cbs news, atlanta. >>> don't forget that kpix 5 is the station for super bowl liii, kickoff sunday at 3:30 pm. >>> straight ahead, mariah carey is facing backla

we will be in atlanta for the festivities. super bowl liii is sunday february 3rd. >> are you getting ready? got your sneeakers ready? steve carell is bringing his a game to reese witherspoon on apple tv, and from the looks of it, they are upping their glam factors too. >> jen in red and steve in a tux shot yesterday. carell plays a morning show anchor struggling to stay relevant. >> and just so much fun. it is hard. it is dense, but it is so fulfilling. >> it's aniston's first series role since "friends," but check this out. she arrives arm in arm with another man. that's british actor, jack davenport from the talented mr. ripley. see the ring? jen is apparently married. she and jack link arms so aniston could be a mom as well as an anchor. >> i do a lot of what you do. >> so executive producer, reese witherspoon also stars in the yet unnamed show which is influenced by the book "top of the morning" about the "gma" rivalry. >> i want to see how journalists live their lives. >> and reese's "wrinkle in time" alum gugu abat raw

it all takes place in atlanta — and our reporter seth bennett is there. 0ver over to you. it's going to be really interesting to see exactly what happens here. it is freezing killed in atlanta, not what everybody anticipates that this time of year. —— it is freezing cold. they expected a warm super bowl where people could be outside having fun. the fans who have come here already trying to find things inside to get out of the cold. as you can see the olympic rings behind me, this is an olympic city. are used to hosting large events, this is arguably the biggest since the 0lympics is arguably the biggest since the olympics in 1996. they have a great new stadium to host the event. i went there earlier to find her preparations were getting on. this is one of the newest stadiums in north america, now it gets to host one of the biggest events in sport. a sell—out crowd of over 75,000 people are looking forward to the showpiece event at atalanta's showpiece venue. you look up at this halo board, it isa you look up at this halo board, it is a unique, special feature, the on

who was born on on january 15th 19-29 in atlanta. the day was observed in the u-s for the first time in 19-86. m-l-k day was designated as a national day of service by congress in 19-94. ( robin ) and we want to remind you once again about the events happening in the bay area for martin luther king day. at 8 a.m. there is the annual martin luther king jr. labor and community. breakfast at the marriott marquis ballroom. that located at 780 mission street here in san francisco. there's also an 8 a.m. breakfast at the berkeley adult school at 1701 san pablo ave. in berkeley and there's the 17th annual oakland martin luther king jr. day of service, with volunteers fanning across oakland. locations include joaquin miller park and ranger station, fruitvale avenue and lake merritt boating center (robin) coming up next on the kron 4 morning news ... millions of americans are under a winter advisory this morning. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) ( robin ) did you see this last night? it was a rare "super blood wolf moon"( john ) (áad libá)th

rehema ellis, nbc news, atlanta. >> ndoubt yolanda's grandpa would be very proud of her. that's "nightly news" for this monday. i'm lester holt. for all of you for watching and good night. >>> lights, camera, "access." >> yes, yes, yes. >> gisele goes wild for her guy tom. not only lovematchup got eyes on heading into th

nothing like atlanta, for sure. it was well above freezing. so it was quite nice. >> david, we appreciate your time. thank you so much. >> you're very welcome. thank you for speaking with me. >> british lawmakers want more say over brexit, but downing street warns the way they are trying to get it is a threat to democracy. that's ahead. in the time it takes to brew a cup... here's the story of green mountain coffee roasters costa rica paraÍso. first, we go to san marcos, costa rica. and meet sergio. that's his daughter, maria. sergio's coffee tastes spectacular. because costa rica's land is spectacular. so we support farmers like sergio. who use natural compost. made from coffee pulp. it helps keeps the soil healthy. and the coffee delicious. for the future of his community. that's sergio's neighbor, leo. sergio wants grandkids. which is making this very interesting. all for a smoother tasting cup. green mountain coffee roasters. packed with goodness. about 50% of people with evesevere asthma k? have too many cells called eosinophils in their

rehema ellis, nbc news, atlanta. >> no doubt yolanda's grandpa would be very proud of her. that's "nightly news" for this monday. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. lot of peopl . >>> right now at 6:00, dirty streets in san francisco have caught the attention of a lot of people, including the president of the united states. our investigative unit was the first to cover the issue and continue to do so tonight. >>> plus, when a missing bay area hiker across to help save his life. >>> but first, kamala harris wants to make history. her official bid to be our next president. >>> we're going to get to those stories in a moment. but first we begin with breaking news out of san francisco. sky ranger high above a backyard deck collapse at a home in the outer sunset district. this is 39th avenue near maraga. firefighters tell us two people were rushed to the hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries. this happened at a home. it is not clear what caused the deck to collapse. we'll have much more on the deck collapse tonight on nbc bay

abc's steve osunsami with the scene from atlanta. >> reporter: at the world's busiest airport in atlanta today, the long lines that snaked all the way back to baggage claim spelled grief from the government shutdown. >> you know, it's chaos out here. this line up in here about 15 minute and it probably moved two feet. >> reporter: several security lanes that are normally open during the rush hours remain closed. >> it's one big line because there's not enough tsa. >> reporter: and people are missing their flights. >> the lines are longer, so, we'll put two and two together and it looks as if there may be people calling out. >> reporter: the government says that more than twice the normal of tsa workers are calling in sick, and they're struggling in cities like washington, where they've had to close checkpoints, and miami, where a terminal was closed over the weekend. in houston, terminal b will stay closed tomorrow for a third day in a row. >> the terminal i was supposed to fly out of is closed. i have to round the entire airport just to get back to terminal b. >> reporter: air traffic c

the georgia legislature, both challenging and a working with a republican governor and majority in atlanta. i have been to georgia and i know that -- that can could not have been easey. last year she broke through barriers again by becoming her party's nominee for governor and winning more votes than any other democratic candidate in the state's history. she lost the race by less than 2% of 3.9 million votes. these facts highlight an amazing woman who can can can galvanize people -- hock -- who can gallon van nuys people. her parents were active in the civil rights movement. so we know how she got her sense of justice. she moved with her family to atlanta when she was young and her mother and father studied at emory university thee logical school and became united methodist ministers. i have to say as a catholic sister i feel comfortable with a fellow sister. she's a graduate of spellman college. she's in the university of texas and yale law school. she has all these amazing degrees and awards. she was the recipient of john f. kennedy new frontier award in 2012. as a governing magazine pub

both challenging and working with a republican governor and majority in atlanta. i've been to georgia and i know that could not have been easy. last year she broke the barriers again by becoming her party's nominee for governor and winning more votes than any other democratic candidate in the states history. she lost the race by less than 2% of 3.9 million votes. these facts highlight an amazing woman who can galvanize people. but we should also know she was born in gulfport, mississippi. her parents were active in the civil rights movement, so we know how she got her sense of justice. she moved her family to atlanta when she was young and her mother and father studied at theological still and became united methodist ministers. i have to say at a catholic sinister minister i feel comfortable the father fellow sister in faith. she is a graduate of spelman college, the university of yale and texas law school. she has all of these amazing degrees and awards. she has the new frontier award in 2012. and as the governing magazine public official of the year in 2014 and

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. >> he ran for the fifth congressional district in atlanta in 1977 and lost. he went on to serve on the council but continued to eye the fifth district. >> right now the highest possibility for black elected official that would like to move up. >> the seat opened again in 1986 but there was another sncc veteran running. julian bond who marchand alongside lewis and at the time served in the georgia state legislature. >> they were inseparable and collaborated virtually on everything for more than 20 years. >> after a crowded primary the vote came down to a runoff between the two zblends the race was on. >> the race was on. each of these men wanted the seat badly and they were willing to go out. >> the runoff involved not just lewis and bond but black atlanta and veterans of the civil rights movement who knew them both. >> practically every prominent african american leader in the metropolitan atlanta area was supporting julian bond. john wasn't phased by it. he was determined to outwork julian. >> he was all over the place. and i think julian kind of thought tha

for a place like, well, atlanta. atlanta will be 58 degrees super bowl sunday. little chance for a shower. 30 degrees warmer than you are this morning. the coldest we will get here in new york city is, right now, outside. over to you, pal. >> thank you, lonnie. that makes me happy i'm inside with you. >> there we go, yes. climate controlled studio. >> exactly. in a new interview, president trump says he will stay out of making decisions about special counsel robert mueller's final report. the president told the daily caller website he had not spoken to acting attorney general whitaker about the russia investigation coming to an end. he also said i could have gotten involved in this. i could have terminated everything. many people thought that's what i should do. allegations of collusion with russia are a hoax but said he would allow mueller's probe to continue. >>> one of the world's largest electronicsmakers is changing its mind about a giant project the president praised in the wisconsin backed with record subsi subsidies. fox conn based in taiwan promised to

. >>> thutdown chaos triggering security lines hours long in the sworl busiest airport in atlanta. >>> and while you're forced to throw out your w and face washing with officials are trying to figure out how someone got a wgun all theay through security and nsnto a plane. >>> f thousands of teachers go on strike in the nation's second largest school district. >>> an alarming milestone in the opioid crisis. for the first time ever, the odds of dying from an accidental overdose are greater than dieing i c a crash. >>> and it's a perfect 10 performance that has so many cheering. >> it just proves that hard work does pay off. >> tonight, we talk to that gymnastics surstar, hear her amazing story you haven't heard. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, everyone rairst we marvelled at her and dramatic escape to freedom. now tonight we're hearing gripping details of jayme three-month-long kidnapping ordeal. new court filings describing the murder of her parents. how the 13-year-old was targeted by the suspect. how jayme was spirited away right under the

flights have been disrupted in atlanta. kris van cleave is there. >> reporter: a new tweet that said delta flight 2234 would go down. sources tell cbs news a 911 dispatcher in atlanta discovered it and alerted police and air traffic control. cell phone videos show police with the delta flight. the plane was empty and not yet started boarding for it's 8:00 pm departure to austin. the threat put a hold on flights for 15 minutes while the aircraft was moved to the isolated part of the airport. atlanta is the world's busiest airport. delta says passengers are being moved to a different aircraft. police are searching the plane out of an abundance of caution. as of about 7:10, flights are arriving and departing from atlanta airport. there will be an investigate who sent the tweet prompting this scare. jeff. >> glor: kris van cleave, thank you. president trump's ex-lawyer michael cohen today postponed his testimony before a house committee that was set for february 7. he says there have been threats against his family. cohen is an

another brother who is helping to run a homeless shelter for young people in the city of atlanta. my little sister who works for the cbc, she does evolutionary biology and molecular systematics, i don't quite know what that is. [laughter] but, we can't lose my brother walter in the litany of achievements that my parents were able to create for us . because my brother is serving time in a mississippi state prison again. my brother is not a bad person. but for more than 20 years, about 25 years, we didn't realize he was bipolar. his bipolar disorder went undiagnosed, because when he started getting into trouble as a teenager, my parents did not have health insurance. our school system didn't have school counselors. he went undiagnosed for most of his life. it wasn't until he was arrested for drug use and for committing crimes to support that drug use that we realized, because in prison they diagnosed him, that we found my brother was bipolar. because, you see, as a free citizen, he was not entitled to health care. but as an inmate, he was. and as an inmate, they discovered there is