In-Depth with Atlanta's Morning News

Jami Warner, American Christmas Tree Association executive director speaks to WSB's Graham Carroll about artificial Christmas trees and where you can find deals on Christmas trees and decorations in this tariff economy.

CBS News Justice correspondent Scott MacFarlane discusses Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene's shocking announcement that she will be resigning early next year and the potential for a ceasefire in the Russia - Ukraine War.

CBS News Chief White House Correspondent Nancy Cordes breaks down the latest spat between President Trump and some Democrats in Congress which has the president calling for them to be put to death.

Supermarket Guru Phil Lempert looks at how you can get the most for your money at the grocery store this holiday season and discusses whether bundling is a good deal for you.

CBS News Justice Correspondent Scott MacFarlane discusses the chances of the FBI documents on convicted sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein being released by the White House and looks at a potential growing fissure in the MAGA movement.

CBS News Justice Correspondent Scott MacFarlane discusses the split between President Trump and longtime ally Georgia Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene and whether the rift is emblematic of a bigger rift in the president's base.

CBS News Chief White House Correspondent Nancy Cordes discusses the administration's plans to bring down the cost of some essential goods. Plus, the newest revelations from the Epstein Files and the likelihood of getting all the files.

Kennesaw State University Professor Kerwin Swint looks the road to recovery after the government shutdown ends as soon as Wednesday and discusses what each side can take away from the weeks of stalemate.

Retired Army Col. John Thompson, an Iraq and Afghanistan veteran hosting holiday event at ATL History Center and Afghanistan veteran Zack Knight, founder of ATLVets, discuss the importance of Veterans Day and explains what can be done to help veterans reintegrate into civilian society.

CBS News Chief Justice Correspondent Scott MacFarlane discusses the latest developments in the shutdown standoff, and what the lingering legacy of the shutdown will be once it finally ends.

Scott McFarlane joins Chris in a discussion on when the Government lockdown will end and if it's true that all Americans will get two thousand dollars due to the lockdown.

CBS News Senior White House correspondent Weijia Jiang discusses the Government shutdown and how it's affecting air travelers. Weijia Jiang also discusses how both political parties are blaming each other.

Re-elected Mayor Andre Dickens discusses the programs he believes helped him win a second term by a commanding margin and shares his thoughts on what he will work towards during his next four years in power.

AJC Political Reporter Greg Bluestein on Election Day looks back on the life and career of former Vice President Dick Cheney, who died Nov. 4 at the age of 84.

CBS News Justice Correspondent Scott MacFarlane discusses whether there are any backchannel negotiations to end the government shutdown, which is approaching an all-time record. Plus, a recap of President Trump's interview on "60 Minutes."

Chris Brand, CEO of the nonprofit Friends of Disabled Adults and Children (FODAC), is getting his group ready to support Jamaica in the wake of the devastation of Hurricane Melissa. Find out what they're sending and how local partners are making it possible.

Channel 2 Chief Meteorologist Brad Nitz gives some context on what Category 5 Hurricane Melissa will do to the island country and looks at how similar hurricanes have impacted the United States in years past.

CBS News White House Correspondent Nancy Cordes discusses the possible motives of the various players in the government shutdown and when we may see a resolution.

WSB's Graham Carroll speaks to Alex Bebiak, President and Founder of Road Ready Foundation, about tire safety during Teen Driver Safety Week. Bebiak's teenage son was tragically killed in a car accident caused by bald tires.

Kim Scofi, President of United Military Care, speaks with WSB's Jennifer Perry about the free help for current service members and veterans her organization is offering today at the "We Care Vet Fair" at the Cobb Civic Center.

CBS News Chief Justice Correspondent Scott MacFarlane looks at what events might force Congress come to a deal to end the government shutdown and looks at the No Kings protests which took place over the weekend. Plus, the latest legal developments in the Comey and Bolton cases.

CBS News Chief White House Correspondent Nancy Cordes discusses the indictment against former National Security Advisor and Trump critic John Bolton and looks at the expectations for the meeting between presidents Trump and Zelensky in efforts to end the war in Ukraine.

CBS News Chief Justice Correspondent Scott MacFarlane looks at Congress' efforts to get the government back in operation and the latest developments in the prosecutions of former FBI Director James Comey and New York Attorney General Letitia James.

A firestorm of controversy erupts after Decatur City Schools announces plans to close a K-2 school on short notice. Dr. Caroline Morgan Burchuck explains why this proposed closure isn't just an issue for Decatur's parents.

As the ceasefire between Israel and Hamas grows stronger with the release of all living Israeli hostages, we hear the key segment of President Trump's speech before Israel's parliament.