over there. want to see him take a snap or two here. we joke about it but a teammate who is comfortable enough even though he's not playing to challenge his teammates and root for them when things don't go well, that's what you look for. the coach talks about understanding his players' personalities. sometimes you can affect your teammates even when you're not the star of the team at the >> kirk: i remember when jameis winston was red shirting and ej enamel was the starting quarterback. when the offense wound come over to the sidelines he was in their face. he was in their face challenging them more than ej emmanuel. wasn't his personality to do that as much as jameis. >> rece: jameis did it labor day

watched the seminoles play against ole miss. >> kirk: i saw the memo about working that play clock. >> rece: tennessee winds up. the final 1:50 of this battle at bristol. stay tuned for the ford wrap up after the game. some wild finishes. tcu and arkansas was a barn byu and utah and the game we talked about central michigan beating oklahoma state on a most controversy call. jaylen hurd, 22 carries. 99 yards tonight and hard running for tennessee. >> kirk: even though today was a quiet day as far as marquee matchups, next week getting back into some great, great games in college football. >> rece: we told you college game day is going to louisville

cardinals. alabama goes on the road to ole miss. ohio state and oklahoma. >> kirk: goes to show you how with game day you never know where you're going to go. we thought the third week, is it alabama, ole miss, ohio state, oklahoma, stanford, ufc, michigan state notre dame? i don't think one person said no, don't forget about that florida state/louisville game. now can't wait to go there. >> rece: has the bear chimed in to say he had it on h >> kirk: no. might have been number seven on the list. >> rece: that's true. but louisville has been electric in the first couple weeks. lamar jackson. >> kirk: great talent, too. every year for the derby. >> rece: look forward to getting there for sure. it's been a great trip to bristol as well. started off much better than it finished for justin fuente and

tick off here in front of the largest crowd ever to see a college football game. better than 156,000 i believe the official count was 156,990. josh dobbs and tennessee look a little bit more like what was expected in the preseason. with a dominant performance from the second quarter on. taking advantage of every opportunity and playing much better up dobbs made plays both with his feet and through the air. victorious coach butch jones. >> samantha: eight straight wins for the first time since 1998. what does that mean? >> just another win. puts u us at 2-0 and we'll get ready for another week. it's been a remarkable turn around for this football program and everyone is invested in it and we have to keep this thing going. this individual right here in our first recruiting class

tennessee football and get us back to where we need to be. we made a lot of mistakes that we have to correct as we continue to improve as a football team. >> samantha: you mentioned turn around. what is the difference between the team we saw in the first quarter and the way you finished up tonight? >> we woke up a little bit. this team has learned how to have intensity for 60 minutes and still not there yet. obviously the turnover by the defense and a big play and a big touchdown pass from him as well. we're going to enj tonight. >> samantha: thanks. let's talk to your qb. josh, what's up? i'm not used to getting that one. all right. you set a record tonight. most rushing yards ever all time by a tennessee quarterback. what enabled you to run the ball the way you were able to tonight? >> really just the whole line. they dominated from the beginning. we started slow but our defense did a great job having our back, putting us in positive situations and able to

scrimmage. >> samantha: you said your o line dominated from the beginning. let's be honest. there were early struggles. how were they able to get it together? >> there was. but we knew that coming in. we're playing aggressive defense. we had to be patient with the explosives. we knew our time would come. we have just had to make plays like we did tonight. >> samantha: i'm sure you haven't been asked about this much but we had your guy jones on what's he saying? >> that these my little brother. i tell him to bring my energy for me. keep me going throughout the game. he's motivating me pushing the offense doing everything are. always going. he might not play but definitely makes an impact on the sideline with his attitude. >> samantha: last thing, this environment, we saw the fireworks, 156,000 people. what was it like to play in a game like this that's never been

>> insane. i remember coming to tennessee my freshman year and talking about this game. everything that's leading up, how we have turned around as a team and the position we're in this year. there was definitely a circle around this game for sure and amazing atmosphere. great turnout by our fans and 156,000. a lot of people. >> samantha: congratulations josh. thanks. >> thank you. >> rece: all right. samantha, 45-24 the fi it has been really spectacular weekend. 20 years in the making to put together this game. bristol motor speedway and all of the people who organized this event. officials from both schools did a magnificent job. created an atmosphere all the way through the end of the game tonight, kirk. >> kirk: it has been a special week. i think the players are enjoying themselves after a big win. even jones down there and ever

in his face. he helped turn it around. you heard coach tell sam we woke up. women, they woke up because of a virginia tech fumble when they were up 14-0. it was like flipping a coin. it changed the game. next play is a fade in the end zone. jones makes a nice play for a touchdown -- or jennings makes a nice play for a touchdown. it turned the game around. >> rece: toughest guy team made a tough play. every loose ball, tennessee was quicker to it. they got the fumbles. took advantage of every opportunity they got. you expect team to be finish product from the beginning. we know they grow over the season and tennessee took a step in the right direction finishing off virginia tech by three touchdowns. tonight's game was produced by bill b aechlt nel and capping off a wonderful weekend and

college football game and it wasn't just a game. it was an event. here in thunder valley. known for tough hard-nosed racing and we saw plenty of hard-nosed football tonight between these two proud programs. but it was tennessee making the clutch plays behind their veteran quarterback joshua dobbs. and they come out of bristol with a victory. time now for the ford wrapup. let's go to cassidy hover. w i'm cassidy hubbarth. rate versus rate matchups. a lot of headlines. some good, bad, ugly and some absolutely bizarre like what happened between oklahoma state and central michigan. end of the game. on an untimed down. cooper rush heaves one deep. caught by jesse cruel who laterals the ball to cory lewis

and the win. however, mid american conference rep tim o'day acknowledged that the chippewas were wrongly awarded after an intentional rounding penalty. in most cases a game can't end on a penalty but the rule book addresses it as an exception. basically a loss of down penalty on offense can end a game and should have in this case. an unfortunate circumsta could be overturned. as for the good as in alabama taking on western kentucky. mike white intercepted by eddie jacks jackson. nice moves there. his third career goes going on to win 38-10. francois, he good. throws deep to travis rudolph in the end zone for the 36 yard

number four, ohio state also looked good. slow start. dane evans picked off by lattimore. lattimore follows his blocks into the end zone for the touchdown. ohio state wins 48-3. they have won 28 straight versus unranked teams. more of the good. michigan beat ucf behind four passing touchdowns from will on the spat and wisconsin nearly 300 yards rushing over akron. wild one between arkansas and tcu. arkansas needs a touchdown to win. austin allen muscles his way in for the touchdown and three passing td's. caught the pass and tying two point conversion. arkansas home winning streak. houston, the cougars had three 100 yard rushes for the first time in two years. some less good performances.

99.9% chance to win. carter scoops up the fumble. goes 24 yards for the touchdown. ole miss allowed law ford and tied before the bears pulled away in the second half. clemson and troy. ray ray mcdowell. mccloud. finds a lane and he takes it. all the drops the ball here before he crosses the goal line. the call would be reversed. he loses his shoe on the 30 and then the football on the 1. how does this keep happening. clemson would go on to win 30-24. uconn navy. less than 20 seconds. they get stuck at the goal line. uconn out of time-outs and unable to run another play. so time expires and navy would

and some ugly beatdowns. texas a&m would beat prayer view 67-0. jake browning had a career high five touchdown passes in washington's win. washington led 42-0 in the third quarter. the moral to the story, college football never disappoints. next week on abc college game day in town as louisville hosts florida state at noon and louisville quarterback lamar jackson has 13 touchdowns. yes, 13 touchdowns through two games. oregon visits nebraska and in prime time christian mccaffery hosts ufc. that's the ford wrapup. see you next week. >> announcer: you have been watching the ford wrapup presented by the new 2017 ford escape.

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plus -- taco trucks -- and politics. what happens -- when the two meet on the campaign trail. but first -- the latest -- on the investigation into the mercury scare -- at a local middle school. what we're now learning -- as testing continues. good evening. and thanks for joining for this special edition of 13 action news. i'm christopher king federal inspectors -- just wrapped up testing at walter johnson junior high. today -- families --nervously trickling in -- to find out if anything they own -- is contaminated -- in a mercury spill this week. 13-action news reporter -- david schuman -- is live at the shcool right now. david cars have been trickling into this parking lot all day and every time..the family gets out with at least 2 or 3 garbage bags full of stuff. what they're doing is making

contaminated with mercury. there was a spill wednesday and environmental protection agency inspectors are now slowly working to give the all clear. it's a somewhat nerve wracking thing for parents to be unsure whether their child's clothes are clean. mercury is a neurotoxin that can cause problems with the nervous system. one father we spoke to expressed real relief when he found out there were no traces of the stuff on his daughters clothes. he says everyone should come get checked. sweet johnson junior high father "we just hope everyone brings in their clothes. you want to see many more cars in the parking lot bringing clothes in, making sure everyone is safe but we did our part and hopefully nothing comes back to bite us." the inspectors will be here in the back of the school tomorrow as well. the district is still making a decision on whether there will be classes monday. reporting live david schuman 13 action news. we get action -- for people living in a downtown apartment complex. today -- park avenue apartments

the new sign reads -- in service -- it jumps a little on the third floor -- don't be alarmed. the elevator stopped working in june. renters -- complained about the problem. code enforcement opened a case -- after we made phone calls. a man is gunned down. the shooter -- is on the run. right now -- police are looking -- for 22-year-old asa brown. it happened yesterday morning -- near maryland parkway -- and desert inn. investigators say -- two men began agruing -- just before the shooting. the victim died at sunrise brown -- is considered armed and dangerous. if you see him -- do not be approach him. call police right away. a shed-fire -- quickly spreads to a nearby house. this is near commerce and cheyenne six people -- made it out unharmed. investigators -- now looking into how it started. and fire tears through a home -- near fort apache and wigwam. the flames -- breaking out early this morning -- smoke pouring out the home. crews quikcly put out the blaze. no one was injured.

developing now in the valley. a new wind is blowing in. this is a live look -- at las vegas -- where the breeze is expected to pick up. for more -- we bring in 13-first alert meteorologist -- karla huelga. karla --will the wind be strong enough -- to get in the way of anyone's plans outside? a large, slow moving pacific system will bring breezy to windy conditions along with milder temps to the area starting tomorrow. the winds will be up to the breezy category tomorrow as the system starts to slowly approach the area. expect gusts to about 30 mph around 100. people living near central las vegas have a new

southwest-medical associates -- cuts the ribbon -- for their new health-care center -- at oakey and decatur. i really enjoy when we open big facilities like this because our part in the community is trying to make sure we provide top quality care for all of the la the new center offers a full variety of primary and specialty care. brothel in owners in nye county - may have to cough up more cash -- to stay in business. some people want to increase the licensing fees -- depending on the number of workers -- and raise the background check fee. right now -- brothel fees bring the county -- up to 80-thousand dollars a year. higher rates -- could add tens of thousands of dollars.

-- and increase health checks for workers -- if the proposal gets the okay -- in october.. the man who tried to assassinate president reagan -- is now home. john hinckley junior -- released from a washington mental hospital -- earlier today. 35-years-ago -- hinckley shot president reagan -- and three others in washingtoa federal jug hinckley's release -- finding he no longer poses a threat. he was found not guilty -- by reason of insanity. hinckley -- will live with his an accused killer -- escapes from a florida court house. well -- now -- he's apologizing. he writes a letter -- to the judge -- scheduled to preside over his trial in july. the inmate -- telling the judge "your honor -- i want to apologize for escaping from your courtoom. i hope you don't take it personal." that inamte -- is accused of killing a woman in 2014. he is back behind bars -- and could face the death penalty. take a look at this. these are the mugshots -- for

child sitting in the back seat. they are james acord -- and rhonda pasek. acord -- sentenced to almost a year behind bars -- for child endangerment -- and driving while impaired. but pasek -- pleaded not guilty. police posted these pictures this week -- of the couple -- in the front seat of their van. it spread like wildfire -- online. the photos -- taken after an officer -- pulled them over. according to the officer -- pasek -- was already passed out in the passenger seat. acord blacked out -- during that traffic stop tonight -- this man's behind bars. larry montanez -- is accused of doing one of the most depsicable things you can imagine -- molesting children at a daycare -- run out of the home he shares with his sister -- in santa ana, california. police know of 3 victims -- dating back to 2013. all of them -- less than ten years old. the most recent -- on tuesday -- a 6 year old girl. corporal anthony bertagna, santa ana pd the 6 year old was encouraged to report this to the owner by another child who witnessed the incident.

sister -- who called police. she claims -- she had no idea this was going on. police say -- the suspect has lived in the home for 15 years. they believe there maybe more victims. daycare this story will break your heart. a utah mother is planning her son's second birthday party. it's next week.. but the boy won't be there. leonardo died at daycare on thursday. according to police, the toddler was underneath a bean employee accidentally sat on him, while reading a book to the rest of the children. police say he suffocated to death. we're going to have a birthday party for him because i was expecting to plan his birthday not his funeral because of leo's giving personality.. his mother has decided to donate his heart. new developments tonight -- in the scare over zika.

travel advisory -- warning pregnant women -- to avoid the city and south beach. the cetners for disease control -- plans to lift the advisory in nine days -- as long as there are no new locally-contracted cases of the zika virus. in the meantime -- some locals are furious with miami-dade county -- for going ahead with its first aerial spraying -- of the pesticide "naled". many are protesting -- concerned over the possible health impact of the pesticide. miami beach city commissioner michael grieco "the folks of miami beach did not consent to we were not consulted, and the county government, specifically the county mayor, decided to do this unilaterally." but county leaders sayi -- the spraying is necessary. healthy officials -- recently found another pool mosquitoes -- that positive for the zika virus. now -- to your voice -- your vote. a new war of words on the campaign trail. hillary clinton -- hurling barbs at donald trump supporters -- and getting serious backlash. "to be grossly generalistic - you can put half of trump supporters into what i call

homophobit, xenophobic, islamophobic, you name it." the outrage from the trump camp -- is quick . trump -- tweeting: "wow -- hillary clinton was so insulting to my supporters. millions of amazing -- hard- working people. i think it will cost her at the polls!" but -- a new l-a times poll -- shows clinton -- still in the lead. clinton has issued a statement apology. that's coming up later in the newscast. tonight -- we mark the eve -- of the 15th anniversary -- of the september eleventh attacks. singing the new york city fire department -- holding a special service -- at saint patrick's cathedral -- to remember the thousands of men and woman -- who died that day.

2,996 people murdered -- when terrorists crash planes -- into the twin towers in new york city -- the pentagon in washington, d.c. -- and a field in shanksville, pennsylvania. this weekend -- ceremonies -- commemorating that day -- around the nation. but -- steve nannes reports -- fear -- is on the minds of many americans. --reporter pkg-as follows-- gathering on the steps of the u.s. capitol, (rep. paul ryan, (r) house speaker) we will never forget that terrible day. at the pentagon, (robert o. wo, defense) it's an anniversary that brings forth a wide range of emotions for many of us. on the streets of new york, and in new york city's one world trade center, (sec. jeh johnson, homeland security) on each 9/11, each year we look back and reflect. official ceremonies to honor the victims and remember the events of september 11, 2001. (loretta lynch, us attorney general) the passage of time has not dimmed the memory of those that we lost. it has not erased from our minds the many acts of courage that brought light into that dark day. but a new cnn/orc poll shows

worried that this anniversary may be a potential target for acts of terrorism. 50-percent saying they believe an act of terrorism is at least somewhat likely to happen in the u.s. around this year's anniversary. that's an increase from the 39-percent who felt that way around the 10th anniversary of the attacks in 2011. fears that government officials acknowledged are real (loretta lynch, us attorney general) we continue to stand vigilant against all of those who seek ideals, and it's people harm. but they say americans must try to look beyond those fears. (rep. nancy pelosi, (d) california) 9/11 does not belong to fear, it belongs to courage. it belongs to compassion. (sec. jeh johnson, homeland security) terrorism cannot prevail if we refuse to be terrorized. in washington, i'm steve nannes. security is on high alert -- ahead of tomorrow's

"multiple regions". governor brian sandoval -- is ordering all flags in nevada -- to be lowered to half-staff tomorrow. they'll stay that way -- from sunrise to sunset -- in recognition of patriot day -- and national day of service and remembrance. governor sandoval -- will speak at a ceremony in fallon tomorrow -- to honor the men and women who serve our nation. today --the valley honors the military -- and first responders. the second-annual nellis-creech military-appreciation day -- regional park. they're recognizing the sacrifices -- and dedication of all men and women who serve. service members -- who keep us safe -- enjoying live music and food -- with their families. a dramatic rescue -- caught on camera... officers risk their lives -- to save a family -- trapped inside a burning car. we'll hear from them -- as they describe how -- things went from bad to worse. plus.. the problem with epipens is there just too expensive. so why is one washington family

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