[laughter] -- this is chattanooga. it is becoming a much more interesting place, but it is all young people without kids. this is chattanooga. if it is not going to work there, i don't know where it will work. families are not going to move there until they think they can raise and educate our kids there. >> let me get your perspective because you live in indianapolis. encountered some of the same revivals that chattanooga has. what was the experience they are? -- experience there? >> indianapolis is dramatically different from new york. i go around to events and look at how many people wearing reading wings -- wedding rings. in new york, it is a minority. a tremendous number of single people in manhattan. you go to a city like indianapolis, 75% plus of the people are married. it is much more married couples. there are definitely issues with urban schools and people raising their families there. the primary population base is suburban. they have walkable, dense neighborhoods. very small. nothing like new york or san fr

they're the largest isp and cable company in chattanooga. they've been voted by consumer reports best internet company in the country. and it's owned by the city. now, to me, it seems like, would that be something that you could -- this is a -- indeed, even lifts all -- you know, it lifts all boltats. when people see the city government working as well as it is in chattanooga, they're more apt to support other government initiatives that maybe have traditionally been private sector. my question is do you think maybe approaching it and using this as a case study or an example may have a better effect than look at things saying, oh, bad, saying this is what can happen when we let government work? >> okay. >> well, think the chattanooga model is a great model. we are doing a case study on it. actually, i think this issue is really interesting intersectional issue. because in chattanooga, you have amazing service for everyone. but they're actually not allowed to sell the internet below cost -- >> what's funny, that's marshall blackburn who is th

the telecommunications industry and against net neutrality when it's curious that you mentioned chattanooga has a municipal broadband system it's something that she tried to get banned which is something a publican's unfortunately don't believe in local control and things like that but it's been a. huge successes rejuvenated the entire city and honestly a lake we've had net neutrality the entire time internet's around and it's not a problem so i don't understand why i didn't. see guys trying to propose a solution for a problem that doesn't exist i mean we don't need to let people start discriminating on content when the internet seems to work fine as it is right now import of the problem is that the innovation comes through investments by varying types of activities if you're going to have low use limited activity them the amount of resource that you can bring to bear on that is less if you're going to have high quality how they access activity take place then the resources that follow are greater and therefore broadband providers definitely need to steer and advantage to those that are goi

rushing yards by a wisconsin player since melvin gordon and 12th ranked lsu had no issues with chattanooga. there were once again led by guys. >>> meanwhile, unc's andre smith said midweek the tar heels would stop anything lamar jackson tried to do. ing 393 passing, 132 rushing and 6 touchdowns. >>> how about number 15 georgia and number 24, notre dame. the catch of the early season. godwin, absolutely unbelievable. originally ruled incomplete. overturned. odell beckham esque. over notre dame. going on right now, how about the 90-second all-time meeting utah and byu? tune in as the last four holy wars have been decided by seven points or fewer. reminder, you can watch both of those games on the espn app as well. >>> our schedule primetime matchup next week between florida state and miami has been postponed due to the potential damage from hurricane irma coming ashore. the game will now be played on october 7th. our thoughts continue to be with the people of florida and the southeast and we hope that everyone remains safe and sound. >> announcer: you've been watching the ford wrap up presen

rushing yards by a wisconsin player since melvin gordon and 12th ranked lsu had no issues with chattanooga. there were once again led by guys. >>> meanwhile, unc's andre smith said midweek the tar heels would stop anything lamar jackson tried to do. ing 393 passing, 132 rushing and 6 touchdowns. >>> how about number 15 georgia and number 24, notre dame. the catch of the early season. godwin, absolutely unbelievable. originally ruled incomplete. overturned. odell beckham esque. georgia would get the 20-19 win over notre dame. going on right now, how about the 90-second all-time meeting utah and byu? tune in as the last four holy wars have been decided by seven points or fewer. reminder, you can watch both of those games on the espn app as well. >>> our schedule primetime matchup next week between florida state and miami has been postponed due to the potential damage from hurricane irma coming ashore. the game will now be played on october 7th. our thoughts continue to be with the people of florida and the southeast and we hope that everyone remains safe and sound. >> announcer: you've been

simply using standards and tool necessary tool box that correspond to the risk exposed to.re host: chattanooga, tennessee, republican line, james, go ahead. yes, i would like to comment the representative for knowledge,having such such knowledge in this area and my concern is that he will not a lot of pushback from his colleagues that are also due to the fact this and you'rerogressive so knowledgeable and i'm worried from you getting pushback your own party. thank you very much and i'll listen offline. you.t: yeah, thank i appreciate the concerns. issue where is an it takes time to go through and educate people. ofther that be other members congress that maybe haven't been exposed to this or the general public. good bit of time and will continue to have hearings, meet with individual have s of congress, different listening sessions and other forums, where we can share experience and actual data to back up this. there is this prejudice or out there any federal spending perhaps system wasteful money and d waste of taxpayer funds. reality is, if you use the right you can demonstrate you are going

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came up on the leader feeder bands and still some good bands in southern sections of tennessee, chattanooga westward, the yellow heavier rainfall north of huntsville and up to columbia which is not far from nashville. in terms of rainfall we could still see 2 more inches in nashville, maybe an inch or so in columbia. we'll close the book on irma and open the book on jose. we'll come back and tell you if that's a threat next week or over the weekend. >> thanks, topp already proving to be a daunting and very emotional task, especially for those with family in the caribbean. stephanie ramirez talked to a southeast d.c. woman who is looking for any and all help after irma struck. >> adam, iris joaquin tells me she's missing siblings. she believes irma killed her brother. she's just trying to fill in the gaps. this is what hurricane irma left behind on the british virgian islands. >> i'm looking for him. >> reporter: the island of tortolla is where iris joaquin said her family is and is missing. jennifer, eileen and patrick and isaac. so far since early last week she's only been able to see one

grant at chattanooga. so, you now have these much smaller military organizations in september of 1863. october, november and december. that is not to say that these armies are inactive. robert e. lee's wants to continue retreating south to the rappahannock. much further south, getting closer to the defenses of richmond, virginia. george meade's army will continue to pursue robert e. lee's army into virginia and there will be a series of little known battles in virginia as lee retreats and meade pursues. some of the battles include the battle of manassas. the bristow campaign, the battles of auburn, the battles of bristol station, the battle of rappahannock station. there is a long series of battles that takes place as meade pursues a retreating confederate army, while lee continues moving south to the rappahannock river to defend richmond. and all of this is taking place in these fall and early winter of 1863. now, after a series of disasters on both sides at bristow station and mine run, finally both armi

is not cheap in nashville and memphis they're going to have to buy chattanooga that dough can dry up quickly ok great to have both of you with us tonight holland cook and dr jean allowed to do it again thank you and a final note the same thing we're pleased to announce that are to america is now carried in can be seen on direct t.v. channel three two one that's direct t.v. channel three twenty one thanks for watching i'm ed schultz reporting tonight from washington will see right here the warning. i do not know if the russian state hacked into john podesta e-mails and gave them to we but i do know barack obama's director of national intelligence has not provide credible to support his claims of russia i also know he perjured himself. in a senate hearing. for the revelations provided by edward snowden he denied that the n.s.a. was carrying out wholesale surveillance of the us. the hyperventilating corporate media has once again proved to be an echo for government claims that cannot be verified you would have thought they would have learned something after serving as george w. bush's u

is not cheap in nashville and memphis they're going to have to buy chattanooga that dough can dry up quickly ok great to have both of you with us tonight holland cook and dr gene allow us to do it again thank you and a final note the same thing we're pleased to announce that our to america is now carried in can be seen on direct t.v. channel three two one that's direct t.v. channel three twenty one thanks for watching i'm ed schultz reporting tonight from washington we'll see you back here the. people who got to know whether or not they're present or some american people deserve to know your friends at this. point does it may must guard against the military industrial. we shall never go. to war you should know that. we do. with going to. church or the sacred. our culture is awash in lives dominated by streams of never ending electronic hallucinations that. fiction until they are indistinguishable we have become the most diluted society on politics as a species of endless and needless political theater politicians more than just celebrity are two ruling parties are in reality one part

and of that 1980 convention.from i am from chattanooga. it'd say combination of deliverance. [laughter] and from whence i came and partly because the name that john adams was doing soel well. bid to capture that popular imagination and then to go back and recover someone who represents the best of thed worst andrew jackson does that for girl -- does that. you cannot but they are the man to catch up to that possibility of progress alive by preserving the union and then i a.m. talk about -- interested your questions.t-elect the president-elect walked through the streets to his mother's door. to write the inaugural address. and called for a copy of the constitution with that speech on the compromise and calls for andrew jackson proclamation to the people.ksonn now we did was i dave jackson me and. in ma and may 1833 it and that in that ultimate crisis in one to do have that document what was a formidable prices. jacks and then also with those instincts that if day left a deeper market and to the was very odd. andy inaugural stand was built on the of curveted john pennsylvania av

unless you are planning to evacuate the chattanooga, will you go to the peninsula florida. >> you make a strong point. we've been watching rick leventhal with reports from the daytona area. he's been basically talking about how florida power & light position themselves they are. you were supposed to get anywhere from three to six inches of rain and instead you are just getting light rainfall at this hour. one of the things i want to point out as i saw something in rick leventhal story that warmed my heart and if anyone is paying attention at this hour, we saw people helping each other, helping the elderly. another gentleman feeling sandbag for not only himself, but also his neighbors. tell me what the spirit of cooperation is like in daytona. >> it's amazing. it is the kind of thing that warms your heart. there's people with dozens of stories. people buying water at publix and people getting four or five cases and when cases and when they run out, giving them a couple of cases. myself and my wife yesterday went to a friends house and helped her board up her windows. we didn't. we didn'

. >> the army took up positions on missionary ridge overlooking chattanooga. >> as grant watched, arthurarthur seized the initiative. >> drove his troops up the slopes. the flag was shot out. arthur picked up the colors and planted them on the crest of missionary ridge. grant supposed to say who gave the order to do that? nobody spoke up. grant said if it turns out all right it will be all right. >> years later his father was awarded the medal of action for the action out missionary ridge. >> so the mother would always be in his ear you have to be like your father, you have to be like general lee and general grant. it was a constant striving to surpass what his father had done. >> by 1882, two thirds of the army was stationed west of the mississippi. buffalo bill's wild west show featuring annie oakley enthralls easterners, they were living the real thing, stationed in new mexico. >> always said it was the happiest time of his life. veterans would come visit the father. be going over the civil war dates. things that rang true in his ears. >> pinky longed for a better life for herself and

nashville, chattanooga, johnson city and memphis. >>> stick with us as our coverage of hurricane irma continues throughout the morning. >> as people in florida wake up to irma's destruction and the cleanup getting under way. >>> welcome back this morning. hurricane irma will move into southeastern states. >> as it moves north right now 5.5 million people without power this morning. >> that does it for us on this monday morning. i'm yasmin valongside ayman. and willie geist and chris jansing continue our coverage. >> the first direct hit since 921. it weakened to a category hurricane at 2:00 a.m. but still a huge and wide reaching storm. sustained winds at 75 miles an hour expected to drop to a tropical storm some time this morning. a trail of flooding, rain, high winds and storm surge in its wake. 5.5 million in florida without electricity. that's more than a quarter of residents in the fourth most populated state. more than 815,000 customers in miami-dade county according to florida power and light. >> i was talking to officials yesterday who were saying it could be a long time for s

okay, that was in chattanooga, mid august. fast forward to today, he doubled down on capitol hill. >> you know, i don't make comments without thinking about it. >> interesting response. nicolle wallace remains with us. joining us now, from "the washington post," msnbc political analyst, our friend eugene robinson. i've accused you of a corker obsession, but largely it's a political matter with you, because he's not one of those who is constantly popping off. he is careful. he is deliberate. this was an interesting moment. >> also the words have technical and literal meaning. they go straight to the fundamental qualifications to serve as the country's commander in chief. and that is fitness to serve. >> gets your attention. >> and the words "stability and competence" go to the heart of fitness. not one of us can diagnose donald trump of anything. but if someone who is an ally, if bob corker, who was a supporter, ally and candidate for a potential vp spot on the ticket, he has seem him up close. if he's reached the conclusion --

nashville, chattanooga, johnson city and memphis. >>> stick with us as our coverage of hurricane irma continues throughout the morning. >> as people in florida wake up to irma's destruction and the cleanup getting under way. >>> welcome back this morning. hurricane irma will move into southeastern states. >> as it moves north right now 5.5 million people without power this morning. >> that does it for us on this monday morning. i'm yasmin valongside ayman. and willie geist and chris jansing continue our coverage. >> the first direct hit since a major hurricane since 1921. the storm weakened to a category 1 at 2:00 a.m. but huge and wide reaching. >>> good morning, breaking news. irma turning its theory on northern florida after pounding the southern half of that state. this morning millions without power. widespread damage coast-to-coast. streets turn to rivers. the storm downgraded but the destruction for the over today monday, september 11th, 2017. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is a special edition of "today" hurricane irma. with mat lauer and savannah guthrie from studio 1a in

so senator corker decided he's going to play golf outside of chattanooga at the honors club after 2018 as opposed to running for re-election. >> shepard: thanks, john. after his latest health care loss, the president said he's willing to negotiate more with democrats to come up with a better bill and perhaps a sign of things to come. today president trump traveled with a democrat to his tax plan event in indianapolis. indiana senator joe donnelly joining the president on air force one. our chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel is on capitol hill. what are democrats saying about this tax plan? >> democrats say they would like to get the tax code improved, fixed. they don't like the ideas they're hearing in the blueprint. for example, lowering the top rate from 39.6% to 35% for upper income americans. >> when donald trump was talking about this plan over the last few days, he talked about focusing on the middle class and not helping the wealthy. the plan is a major disappointment because it so deviates from everything the president said. >> what has been released today makes a t

their radar were destroyed by weather, what would happen is your surrounding cities, birmingham, chattanooganding towns would make up for that lack in that city. they doesht have thn't have tha rico. so that causes problems because it gives them a delay of perhaps getting those products and services out to the people that live in puerto rico. >> thank you very much for that. >>> the restaurant owner who grew up in puerto rico is doing everything he can to help. he is going to be with us next to talk about how you can help with relief efforts, truly. stay close. ♪ we're drowning in information. where, in all of this, is the stuff that matters? the stakes are so high, your finances, your future. how do you solve this? you don't. you partner with a firm that advises governments and the fortune 500, and, can deliver insight person to person, on what matters to you. morgan stanley. if you have moderate to severe ulcerative colitis or crohn's, and your symptoms have left you with the same view, it may be time for a different perspective. if other treatments haven't worked well enough, ask your doc

last month the dacca supporters marched in chattanooga.ast week a letter writing campaign in johnson city. concerned citizens have been keeping the pressure on. as we head into the labor day weekend with dacca's future uncertain, remember what we saw today in tennessee. pressure works. joining us is ad vo ka say director at the united we dream network. thank you for joining us tonight. talk a little bit about the pressure that's been put on in tennessee. do you think that the same kind of pressure can potentially work not on on these other governors and attorneys general but maybe on donald trump? >> yeah, since january, immigrant young people from all across the country have had their eye set on protecting the dacca program and protecting our families. what happened in tennessee today is another example that it's working. that people all across the country recognize that dacca works, that dacca is freedom for someone like me and 800,000 young people who have grown up undocumented in this country. you saw companies come out, 20 attorneys g

something like chattanooga, tennessee mocha flash or something you don't know. [ light laughter ] >>le chocolate? i was like, you know what, just think single chocolate and double it up in your head. [ laughter and applause ] it's not -- what are you -- >> jimmy: you don't know chocolate is? it's chocolate, double it. >> man. so, that didn't go well. >> jimmy: no. did you -- did anyone recognize you? because you're from -- aren't you from -- >> yeah, i'm from long island. from here. but they didn't recognize me out there. so we were trying to take the kids out there. and we were trying to get to do different things. we were going to see the light house. then we didn't get to see that. >> jimmy: yeah, the montauk light house. >> i took them to a farm stand, which was -- that was kind of -- because it was right after the ice cream by the way, and they were all hopped up on sugar and stuff. they were rolling pumpkins around. and i -- >> jimmy: get them all hopped up on -- >> they were. and i -- do you discipline the kids? do you do the disciplining or does -- >> jimmy: no. >> your wife

went to -- i am from chattanooga. for those who not know swaney, it's a combination of brideshead and deliverance. like to set the scene so you know from whence i came. i began this book as just heard, five years ago. partly because it was the period in which david mccullough's wonderful john adams was doing so well, walter isaacson's franklin -- benjamin franklin, and we should cover someone who reps the best of us and the worst course and andrew jackson does that. thieves as much by his vices as his virtues so this -- you can't have eight in on that -- warts and all jackson because they're mostly warts but they are on a man who ultimately capped the -- kept the possibility of progress alive by preserving the union and want to talk about that and particularly interested in your questions. in 1861, in wintry springfield, the president-elect of the united states, tall, skinny guy from illinois, walked through streets of mud and ties this brother-in-law's store at yates and smith, think what the street, the cross-street

and the other is that the army was starving in chattanooga until ulysses s. grant relieved william s rosecrans of command, and within days opened up a supply line and saved the army. neither of those things are true. i will not try to explain it because we have a lot of people who have something to say. i will be in the lobby. >> anyone else? this wastigation of just like they want of the battle of gettysburg, a meeting engagement. i had no intention of writing a book. event led to events. rediscovering it in 2008. i was here as a child when i was about eight years old. and uncle brought me and my cousins. i myself at -- and mini ball. and i have no idea where it is. it is long gone. but back in 2008, we made the mistake of hiring one of those g's. and he was wonderful. and my eyes started opening. and it just started to happen. that is where it came from. probably everybody up here has the same. we came here at an early age. many of us has studied this for decades. in my case, i never really had a burning desire to write a book. that i have, someone unheated

. >> she lives in chattanooga tennessee. good for her. >> summer-like weather in the washington area. but what about the start of your work week? we'll check back in. >> and if you missed out on something fun yesterday at the national museum of african american history and culture we have you covered. find out college bound and victim of a crime. honoring the life of a teen that took the life of his attacker. >> the events you can attend today and get this, skip the line. >> football fans at fed ex field get ready to be jealous. it's date night with our very own patrick collins. >> i'm angie goff it's game day. >> it is. we have a long day ahead of us. football night in america tonight redskins raiders but first check out this forecast on this sunday because it's hot. >> you could wear the tank top today. >> 1,000%. you might want to go ahead and break that out because yesterday was hot and today maybe a degree or two warmer than that and yesterday we made it to 89 degrees here. plenty of sunshine out there. let's take a loo

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you can see in the letters to steve sale feet to the trim from for you to come so soon chattanooga one saying it was. the feeling spend in. i was. ten times. simpson up and down with these it in didn't you see and he lost the fight with two can lost in france he scraped the dietician t. experiments and could hack it includes two through from cleveland. west twenty fifth street. come home to the cleveland united states we decided to travel there. rejected tonight is a common goal is it not the fact by the corporate elite. would you go after the corporations that just more your lives profit over people and turn. her back it's not for me it's like medicine it's like a cancer joke from all the stress that the news puts you under redacted tonight is your show where you can go to cry from laughing about the stuff that's going on in the world as opposed to just regular crying we're going to find out what the corporate mainstream media is not telling you about how we're going to filter it through some satirical comedic lenses to make it more digestible that's what we do every week hard hitting

i went to my granddaughter's cheerleading in chattanooga, tennessee 7th great football. stay home. in the big picture, what the players want is more social justifiable. do they have a point? >> not with the pledge of allegiance. if you will study francis scott key, i mean the national anthem. when he wrote the national anthem, francis scott key at fort mchenry, if somebody would just study that a little bit and understand why this thing was written bombs busting in air was to see if the flag was still up. it's a great story. these guys don't know it. they just don't know. steve: yeah, but you know for a fact a lot of the players who took a knee last week, alan, were steamed that the president of the united states made the comments about them a couple of days earlier. so, regardless of what they had protested in the past, racial, you know, police brutality, racial inequality, last week it was all about protesting donald trump. >> well, i know, but you don't protest it with our flag. it's us. i don't care. steve: before or after. >> we're here together. it's our country to