0 and the governor is urging georgia resident not to let down their guard. even now, people will look out of the winnow now and say it doesn t look too bad. maybe we should go to work or do other things. we shouldn t be deceived by that. this storm has come in waves and there is another wave in the process of coming toward us now. and ongoing concern is power. utility trucks are out restoring the power it areas where power was knocked out. more than hundred thousand customers lost pour in georgia and south carolina. power to some of these areas has been already restored, but officials say it is likely we ll see more power outages in other areas as this storm system moves through the southeast and up through the eastern sea board. here we go in georgia. there we ll track the path of this storm. where is it headed, rick? it is moving south and moving northeast. the ice storm in parts of the south. it is where you so the pink. along from atlanta to macon and augusta and south car