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Here, that means the republican is leading in that area. and so you come right in here, you come in, central atlanta, you come moo here, there is cobb county. right. so we have a sizable percentage of the vote out. jake is making the important point about the fight for the margins in the suburbs, unlikely the republicans will carry cobb county. the question is can you be competitive enough in cobb county and atlanta, fulton county, then gwinnett county and you come down here where we have no votes yet. no votes in dekalb county. >> the suburbs decide statewide races. you can come around columb...

It's important to understand this, because we are going to be talking about georgia, quite possibly, for a long period of time. we have 96% of the vote in their. and we call it too close to call. at some juncture, this moves from being too close to call to, it's a runoff. the secretary of state, brad raffensperger, by the, way has been reelected there. this will be decided to be a runoff if no one gets to 49, the 50%. right now it is not clear that that will happen tonight or tomorrow night. it may not happen, in other words, we might go to a runoff. take a look at the map of georgia and how t...

A lot of people having that problem. now for a look at your national weather, we turn to nbc meteorologist bill karins. he has your weather channel forecast. good morning to you, bill. i don't get it, why couldn't we just stay warm all the way through? >> you're the meteorologist. what are you looking to me for? i turn to the news. >> maybe because it's march, yeah. >> kidding. >> i know. well, we did get some damage up there, especially the apple crops in michigan, also there in new york state. and this morning, the cold air is holding on for one little last slap in the face. it's snowing t...