it is our honor to welcome the mayor of chattanooga, tennessee. welcome back. [applause] chattanooga is known as big city. >> we have the cheapest most pervasive internet in the world come ascan ask the host was reay quickly. so, what we have is a fiber-optic network that goes through all 600 square miles of the area and accepted every single business and every single home in the area. it skips no one, no neighborhood, no matter what you do, what you look like or who you are. we have a fiber-optic ductwork that contains -- some might be like 25 and this is ten and ten down. >> i lived for four years in lexingtoandlexington virginia gn california, not everybody can be like your city. but what is the lesson from other communities in hometowns? >> one of the biggest things i tell everybody is take advantage of your assets. there's a few things that you have, chattanooga started hours with a the river and going back to the river finding that natural competitive access. one of the most beautiful places that you can ever find we were voted by al gore magazine is town

chattanooga has seen results. we have one of the highest wage growths in the country, record low unemployment, poverty dropping. those are the kind of things constituents respond to. at the d.c. level, we see dysfunction but even across party lines in municipal government, you find we can get things done, and generally people want to see their community move forward. >> mr. mayor, something you talk about is open and inclusive government. i was reading your state of the city address. you've had quite a few now and you say you are the city government. >> for us, we understand in local government that we are close to people. one of the things that is amazing when you are the mayor of a city is i try to walk everywhere. i go to the grocery store and i talk to people and when people have a problem with a pothole or they have a problem with the lights going out -- when i was going door-to-door in my campaign, i didn't realize how long it was going to take because before i would run a couple of times to knock on people

by the same token, at least for me, chattanooga needs a diverse economy. the city i grew up in was dying. it was a steel town that had become overly reliant on those issues. you have to honor the big dog, but that cannot be your only animal. >>> that is a tweet for us. >>> you need a whole bunch of people in your backyard. for us, a lot of what we have seen over the last several years is that we need vw and we need to keep that going but we cannot put all of our eggs in that basket. >>> how are tax reforms affecting your constituents ? >>> for some of our bigger businesses they have seen some additional income. for most people, that i find and talk to, they don't see tax reform is something that has affected their lives. again, i know that there are some businesses who have had additional profits and i have heard from some business leaders who are happy about it. for every person like that, i know that there is a lot of money that comes into our community from those individuals, there are a bunch of people who said i don't understand what i was supposed to

mayor of chattanooga. we thank wells fargo for the hometown to and will have a quick message. >> all the water use comes out of your sink in d.c., , edinburh the virginia and maryland a comes from the potomac river. >> we had a group of environmental science students from the school without walls. >> the valley over here comes together. it's called the shenandoah rive river. >> all the connections to the chesapeake bay. >> do you guys think the water looks the same color? >> they tested nutrient levels in the water. >> i'm five minutes for the reaction to take place. >> how cloudy or murky the water is. >> the last thing we did was do a survey of what's living in the water. >> singh look on the kids faces when would bring fish and other species on board, i think that something you can only do what you were out in the field experiencing it. wells fargo's bennet fantastic supporter. >> wells fargo has provided over $150,000 to support the d.c. program. >> it really matters our commitment to k-12 education as

the state from doing business with broadband companies that violate net neutrality the city of chattanooga tennessee created what they call the electric power board a municipal owned utility that provides internet speeds of a gigabyte per second in total more than one hundred thirty communities in twenty seven states have done the same chattanooga's move dealt a blow to comcast the local cable provider who speeds can't compete with the public option internet service providers launched lawsuits against chattanooga's public broadband service and when they lost the company's appeal the court decisions it's not only cities that are turning away from private providers on june twentieth the consolidated cooperative in the town of delaware ohio announced plans to implement fiber optic services in michigan a republican led effort attempted to stop government funds from paying for broadband in the. city of fort collins colorado a group backed by private internet providers spent nine hundred thousand dollars to block public broadband service that effort failed as voters approved a bill that authoriz

place by labor day to mitigate the effects they might have on farmers and we will also hear from chattanooga tennessee mayor, house agricultural committee chair and former u.s. trade representative from code. this is one hour. >> my first guest is now the secretary but over the years has also been governor and senator and captain and has also been ct

place by labor day to mitigate the effects they might have on farmers and we will also hear from chattanooga tennessee mayor, house agricultural committee chair and former u.s. trade representative from code. this is one hour. >> my first guest is now the secretary but over the years has also been governor and senator and captain and has also been doctor governor kept in senator, pretty good but not from georgia to the 31st secretary of agriculture undersecretary sonny perdue. thank you so much for coming. running through all your titles, secretary, governor, you said even those are not your best titles. i never had any idea i was marrying such a prolific grandmother. >> you spend a lot of time oregon, idaho, alaska. as the url pair what is there that we don't hear in the beltway backs >> i think i heard what you said about getting outside of the beltway as a good experience for me. that is what most of our constituents are. it's good to get out an and talo people and i think again we are very proud. it's a great american value and/or agriculturalists and producers are some of the best examp

he is followed by the mirror chattanooga and the house agriculture committee mike conaway. talking about rural communities in the state of the farm bill. >>> my first desk is now secretary and over the years has also been governor and senator and has been captain and has also been doctor. so doctor governor captain senator pretty good but now from georgia, the 31st secretary of agriculture, the baskin-robbins secretary of agriculture secretary sonny perdue. secretary purdue welcome back. thank you so much for coming. now i was going through all of your titles secretary, governor, 10, doctor, senator, and you said even those are not your best title. my 14 grandchildren call me big buddy. >>> 14 yes. i never had an idea that i was married to such a prolific grand mother. >>> that is all out of four kids. >>> secretary sonny perdue you spent a lot of time out in the homes in america you went to oregon, washington, idaho, as you go out there what is on their minds that we do not hear inside the beltway? >>> good question. i heard what you said about the 16 getting outside the b

it is our honor to welcome the mayor of chattanooga, tennessee, mayor burke. >> thank you very much. >>

. >> reporter: killing 49-year-old malika grimes jackson from chattanooga as she celebrated her 15th wedding anniversary. her husband was seriously injured. >> they were a partnership and fun loving. she valued family very highly. >> reporter: nine other americans were injured, including 22-year-old stephanie schafer, a dancer and athlete. >> she did ballet dancing from the time she was very, very young. >> reporter: to save her life, doctors had to take both her legs. >> due to the accident, she -- both her legs were amputated at her knee. she's going to survive. we're going to pray and she's going to survive. >> reporter: people watched in horror from another boat as those passengers begged their captain to move the boat back. >> some people were already in the water. >> reporter: several jumped in to help, even as flames shot into the air. the owner and boat's captain was also injured.ur company, four s adventure, declined comment while the explosion is under investigation. the company is licensed and had been recommended by "travel and leisure" magazine. meanwhile, jackson's fami

on april 2nd 1931, the yankees played an exhibition game against the chattanooga lookouts -- a minoreague team. their pitcher, a 17 year old girl named jackie mitchell. she strikes out babe ruth -- the great bambino. then strikes out lou gherig. the next day the new york times headline reads girl pitcher fans ruth and gehrig. did this teen really strikeout two of the best hitters in baseball? this was during the depression when teams were known to pull stunts to draw crowds. did the sluggers take it easy her? or did she throw real strikes? shortly after the game the baseball commissioner voided her contract saying the sport was too strenuous for women. whether it was real or not, her story is featured in the baseball hall of fame. that's it for "matter of fact," i'm soledad o'brien. i'll see you back here next week. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ robert handa: hello, and welcome to a special edition of "asian pacific america." i'm robert handa, your host for our show here on nb

he was born in chattanooga, tennessee... but came out to california as part of the air force.area after he was discharged. he was 80 years old... ( james ) california's d-m-v has rolled out a new online option for customers to complete their driver's license applications from home. the applications are for the new real i-d which will be required starting in the year 2020. the online application is part of an effort to shorten wait times at d-m-v offices. customers can fill the application out from home then complete the application at a d-m-v location. customers are still required to eventually visit a d-m-v office to get their card. earlier this month... the d-m-v announced it will expand the number of field offices offering saturday hours to 60 locations starting august 4th. ( james ) san francisco is banning plastic straws... starting in 2020. supervisors have unanimously approved a ban on plastic straws and takeout containers treated with fluorinated chemicals. also... napkins and utensils on carryout items will only be available on request. ( darya ) a high school cheer c

>> i think that hometowns each -- forgive me, i was chatting with the mayor of chattanooga and my wife says i'm still suffering from a case, but our cities get more right than washington. one, you have to play to your strengths. if you are in the middle of the country you can't just decide we are going to be in the next biotech center because you've got to have some place like mit or california. look at what you have, make sure you have an educated workforce and a well functioning city. make sure the tax structures are appropriate and then you have to sell and build on the particular strength. >> one of the most political figures of my lifetime from any state, any office, any party is governor ann richards of texas who appointed you the secretary of state, and for zack and other people who were not london, this is the person who used to refer to george bush as poor george. he was born with a silver foot in his mouth. what is one of the lessons you learned about life and politics -- >> i met her when i was 14-years-old, and she was the chief of staff to the young man, and speaking to th

the interesting thing is how the showers are no moving further north into parts of sudan through chattanooga and towards mali but make homemade and pick up the old shower on the wall otherwise lagos in nigeria akron ghana highs of twenty in the risk of showers cool so be some showers for cape town with temperatures dropping as sixteen degrees celsius and respecting some resorts temperatures over in johannesburg. the weather sponsored by cattle i always say. where were you when this idea popped into it when they're online it's undoubtedly chief cool. of opinion equality in our society today or if you join us on sat criminal justice system is dysfunctional right now this is a dialogue what does it feel like bring you to go back for the first time everyone has a voice and allow refugees to be the speakers for change join michael o'boyle conversation on out his iraq. is a busy news day here at al-jazeera let's have a look at the top stories president trump has lambasted his nato allies for their trade relations with russia in a heated exchange with nato secretary general yen stoltenberg mr trump

moment lots of them through parts of sudan and pushing quite a long way north now through parts of chattanooga here where we want to heavy showers. it is a very important force of information for many people around the world. have gone i'm still here go into areas that nobody else has talked to people that nobody else is talking to and bringing that story to the forefront. time to recap the headlines now voting has begun in zimbabwe's first election with robert mugabe the former president is supporting the opposition candidate nelson chamisa the ruling zanu p.f. . is promising to revive the economy following thirty seven years in power. votes being counted in presidential election with the results expected in the next few days president. is hoping to win a second term but some polling stations weren't able to open because of security concerns four million people have been laughed off a new register of citizens in the northern indian state of bangladesh the prime minister promised to act on the undocumented muslims who entered during. the war against pakistan and nine hundred seventy one. the o

. >>> forgive me, i was kidding with the mayor chattanooga my wife says i am still suffering from an acute case of mayor -itis. i say our cities are getting a lot more right than washington does. yet the play to your strength. if you are in the middle the country you cannot decide you know what were going to be the next biotech center because you have to have someplace like in mind to you like california chief of staff. i am speaking to the young people about how you can make the change. he was chief of staff to a young lawyer, state legislator name sarah wellington. at 28 years old he argued a case before the supreme court on behalf of a woman named norma rowe. it change the life of everybody in this room. she got me my first job as an intern. she dragged me into politics as her secretary of state. i have two daughters. my daughters were three and 1 1/2 i became secretary of state. she said no matter what, never forget girls get self-esteem from their father. tell them you love them every day. she would also say just wildly funny stuff. one of her favorite things is mike, i keep tel

the dedication of the very first national park to come out of chattanooga was an occasion that was supposed to be a shining example of the reconciliation of spirit of the late 1800s. for three unseasonably warm days, more than 53,000 people have enjoyed this reconciliation of spirits. had come to celebrate the dedication of this park and the memory of all americans. we are supposed to talk about fraternity and healing. even in this occasion where they are with confederate veterans, union veterans can't help but talk about the role of slavery. crowd, they in the say things like this. the principles confederates fought for meant the perpetuation of human slavery. aey were fighting for condition in which the humanity of the age protested. palmereneral john in likewise informed to those in the blue and the great african slavery had been "the root of sectional bitterness. not only did u.s. veterans forget that slavery had caused the war, but many of them thelighted their role in emancipation. in a bit of revisionist history, or selective memory, they went so far to suggest that union soldiers ha

last minute of the last kick of the game to two three two and he's gone with the team today to chattanoogaand for the starts the game and that just shows you the options that he has and the depth in the squad i don't see many squats left in this town and they have so many great players have gotten a little for me it's not a surprise ok shoulder wise if you are able but not you've been keeping a close eye on things in terms of the way the game's going belgium looked very good on the can say very quick brazil the they've been more useful had against japan that that's a good goal was just you know appeasing about and then today again trying to draw in the schools on a breakaway and this is see you expect brazil to try and try and attack and and and again with the players you have in front of the yuan fifteen you have his use and name that they are attacking and attacking in the suits belgium it suits them it's when they sealed up the pressure and then hits them on the counter to. sign them because it's not panic stations yet is it when he looks at the squad he must be recently confident makin

. >> i think hometowns -- forgive me, i was kidding with the mayor of chattanooga and my wife says i'm still suffering from a case, of mayoritis, but i would say our cities get more right than washington do. one, you have to play to your strength. if you are in the middle of the country you can't just decide we are going to be in the next biotech center. because you've got to have some place like mit or california. or ut southwestern .look at what . have, make sure you have an educated workforce, a well functioning ready, make sure your tax structure is appropriate, and you have to sell and build on that particular strength. >> one of the most powerful political figures of my lifetime, and he states, and the office, any party, is governor ann richards of texas who appointed you texas secretary of state, and for zack and other people were not born ben, this is a person who used to refer to president george w. bush as poor george. she was a poor george was born with a silver foot in his mouth. what is one of the lessons you learned about life and politics from her? >> i met and richards

howard was born in chattanooga, tennessee but came out to california as part of the air force... he stayed in oakland after he was discharged. he was 80 years old... (grant) it's been 49 years since the beatles walked together across abbey road for their famous album cover-- and on monday... paul mccartney strolled once again through the crosswalk of abbey road in london. the 76-year-old legendary singer posted this video of it on his official instagram account. mccartney also held a secret show at abbey road studios on monday-- he played new music from his forthcoming "egypt station" album. (grant) that wraps up kron 4 news at nine...(vicki) but our primetime coverage continues at the top of the hour. pam moore is here with kron 4 news at ten....pam? (pam) thank you grant and vicki.... next at ten ... someone in the bay area is a mega- millions ticket was sold in the south bay.no word yet on who the winner is yet... but we do know where the ticket was sold.we will take you there live ... at the top of the hour. plus... 3 homicides on bart over the weekend.now the victim of a vic

vice president mike pence in a recent speech in chattanooga touted the last of testing as a top successn the foreign policy. >> president trump will always be willing to pursue peace but in this white house it will always be peace through the strength. >> they have committed to return the remains of the u.s. service members killed during the korean war. no firm date has been set on that. >>> new information on the deadly trader joe's shootout over the weekend. who fired the fatal shot when the suspect ran into the store as the three hour standoff began. >>> and new details we're learning about two separate incidents. distance relationship. this is long distance with the best wifi experience, plus the most free shows to stream. and with savings on wireless, this is a relationship with more money to spend on the important things. this is how xfinity makes life... simple. easy. awesome. xfinity gives you the best wifi experience to stream the most free movies and shows from anywhere. plus, staying connected on the go is easy with xfinity mobile. switch today and see how you can save. click

at 17 years old he goes in to perryville, chattanooga, frank lynn, he is wounded at kennesaw mountain and he will walk after that with a limp. and as well is a walk-up missionary ridge where arthur macarthur takes the flag and what is lesson from that? totally takes the confederate army out. this bold action. macarthur will have this reinforced the apache wars, a medal of honor teddy roosevelt and the roughriders. that pretty much ended the war. 1914, macarthur is under --'s dad's best friend. and he basically ended the filipino interaction by capturing the general and ending the insurrection. these are macarthur's peers as well as teddy roosevelt. he was the most famous person at the turn-of-the-century the secretary of the navy, he had been someone at the panama canal, speak softly and carry a big stick and teddy roosevelt thinks war is good thing. that is the way you prove yourself as a man. and these are all the influences that are acting on macarthur before he goes into world war i. he pretty much sees war as needed venture and a way to prove himself to his peers. his peers are n

he is a civil war hero, a boy kernel of the civil war, 17 years old, perry still, stones river, chattanooga, franklin. he is wounded extremely badly. he will walk for the rest of his life after that with a limp. as well as the charge up missionary ridge in november of 1863 when arthur macarthur takes the flag and plants it on the ridge. what is the lesson from that? you totally kicked the confederate -- it totally kicked the confederate army out of tennessee into georgia, this bold action. macarthur's mentor from 1912, 1914 is leonard wood. medal of honor, apache warrior with teddy roosevelt's rough riders at san juan hill, pretty much ended the war campaign on this bold action. 1940, macarthur is under frederick funston, he is arthur -- he is arthur macarthur's, his dad's test friend. he basically ended the filipino threat by going on this bold action. he ended the insurrection as far as it was concerned right then. these were macarthur's peers, as well as teddy roosevelt. teddy roosevelt was the most famous person at the turn of the century. secretary of the navy, a guy who had gone out w

mike pence in a recent speech in chattanooga also touted the lack of testing at the top success in the administration's foreign policy. >> president trump will always be willing to pursue peace, but in this white house it will always be peace through strength. >>reporter: pyongyang has committed to return the remains of us service members killed during the korean war. no firm date has been set on that. >>> they say that isabel epps was reported kidnapped at about two clock this afternoon, at this point, we don't know the relationship, if there is one, between the two of them, he is believed to be driving a black 2005 honda ridgeline, like the one you see in the pitcher, a california license plate number, 7y51010.>>> charges have been filed against assessment accused in the deadly stabbing attack at the macarthur ktvu plus station, her sister was injured. the suspect is set to make his first court appearance tomorrow. starting the coverage, more information on how a bart rider led officers to the accused killer.>> reporter: new information about the man behind bars, at santa rita jail,

the university of tennessee at chattanooga...on the same day of the induction ceremony on induction day of the induction ceremony on august fourth. serena williams was looking to reach a grand slam final since her having her baby let's head over to the all-english club serena facing julia goerges in the semifinals at wimbledon the 23-time grand slam champion seems ready to reclaim her crown finds the left corner with a backhand winner williams takes the first set 6-2 goerges just couldn't keep up with serena julia lob goes long... serena wins the match she will face angelique in the final serena is one win away from tying all-time leader margaret court with 24 career grand slam titles tour de next at 8. a family notices their tomatoes keep disappearing and are shocked when they find out who the thief is . (pam) when a montreal couple's homegrown tomatoes started disappearing, they suspected a squirrel was to blame. then they watched security camera footage and caught the culprit red-handed. apparently, it was the mailman. on june

the university of tennessee at chattanooga... the same day of the induction ceremony on august fourth. (grant) new tonight at nine... a man at his own apartment complex says he was racially targetted-- after a security guard harassed him at a pool because he is black.... (vicki) he recorded the encounter, which has been shared on social media more than 200-thousand times. reporter julian grace has that video and talked to the resident. for shayne was just another summer day at the pool at his complexand everything appeared to be cool. natsot"i pay 1600 dollars in rent." but he says things quickly changed when this officer entered. natsot "tell her she looks stupid." you can hear a little bit of the exchange and it starts when the officer asked shayne a question.natsot"the question that you asked me was do i live here, i said yes. then you asked me what my address was, i showed you my key. what more of a conversation needs to be held?"instead of giving his address, shayne shows the officer his key.that back and forth continues and

the university of tennessee at chattanooga...day of the induction ceremony on august fourth. serena williams was looking to reach a grand slam final since her having her baby let's head over to the all-english club serena facing julia goerges in the semifinals at wimbledon the 23-time grand slam champion seems ready to reclaim her crown finds the left corner with a backhand winner williams takes the first set 6-2 goerges just couldn't keep up with serena julia lob goes long... serena wins the match she will face angelique in the final serena is one win away from tying all-time leader margaret court with 24 career grand slam titles tour de france... stage 6.... a polka-dot town hall in a village along the course... dan martin of ireland broke away at the midway point of the straight two-kilometer ascent of the mur de bretagne... and martin hangs on for the stage 6 win... a 112-mile leg that started in the port cirty of brest greg van avermaet... continues to hold the yellow jersey as the overall leader the the american the america

. >> the numbers he's touting sound good, but here's the vice president in chattanooga, tenness tennesseere than 6 million americans have already received bonuses or pay raises or bigger ben fetes even before all the tax cuts have gone into effect. i was told coming in today 56,000 workers across tennessee have already received a pay raise or a bonus following the president's tax cuts. >> let's take the vice president at his word. 6 million americans received a pay raise or a bonus as a result of the tax cut. but 6 million of the 161 million americans in the total united states work force amounts to just 3.7%. and as for the 56,000 in the state of tennessee, that is less than 2% of the state's work force seeing more money in their paycheck. that is hardly something to brag about. when the white house was selling this bill, the counsel of economic advisers promised the average family would make 4$,000 more under the new plan. according to the center on budget priorities real hourly pay of middle class workers has risen just .4% over the last 18 months. at this rate we will not see the $4,0

perryville, stone's river, chattanooga, kennesaw mountain, franklin. he's wounded extremely badly in kennesaw mountain as well as franklin. he'll walk the rest of his life with a limp from that. as well as 1963 where macarthur takes the flag and plants it on the ridge. what's the lesson from that? it totally kicked the confederate army out of tennessee into georgia, this bold action. macarthur will have this reinforced. his mentor is leonard wood, medal of honor, apache wars. at san juan hill, pretty much ended the war campaign on land in cuba, this bold action taking that. 1914, macarthur is under frederick funsten. he's under arthur macarthur, his dad's best friend. he basically goes on this bold action capturing him in his headquarters and ending the resurrection right then. these are macarthur's peers as well as teddy roosevelt. macarthur serves as his aide. teddy roosevelt is the most famous person in the turn of the century. secretary of the navy, he had been a guy that had gone out west, panama canal, the great white flee, think softly and carry

here's the vice president this weekend in chattanooga, tennessee. >> since the president signed our tax into law, that little bit of good news came along is that more than 6 million americans have already received bonuses or pay raises or bigger benefits even before all the tax cuts have gone into effect. i was told coming into today 56,000 workers across tennessee have already received a pay raise or a bonus following the president's tax cuts. >> 6 million americans and 56,000 in tennessee with a pay raisebonus, thanks to the tax law. that sounds very good. let's give you the total numbers. 6 million of the total labor force of 160 million people is just 3.7% who saw any kind of increase in pay or a bonus. as for the $56,000 in tennessee, that is less than 2% of the state's workforce, seeing more money in the paychecks. overall wages are down. people are working longer hours for less money. inflation is rapidly on the rise. the average consumer is bracing for an increase in their groceries thanks to the president's brewing trade war. if there ever was a time that the u.s. workers neede

war hero, the boy colonel of the civil war. 17 years old he goes in, perriville, stones river, chattanooga, kennesau mountain, franklin. he is wounded extremely badly in kennesau valley as well as franklin. he will walk the rest of his life with a limp. as well as this charge in the end of 1863 where arthur macarthur plants the flag in front of missionary ridge. what's the lesson from that? it totally kicked the confederate army out of tennessee into georgia. this bold action. macarthur will have this reinforce, his mentor from 1912, 1914 is leonard wood, medal of honor, apache wars, with teddy roosevelt, the rough riders at san juan hill, pretty much ended the war campaign on land in cuba. this bold action taking that. 1914 macarthur is under frederick funston, he is his dad's best friend. he basically ended the filipino insurrection by going on this bold direction and capturing the general in his hideout headquarters and ending the i insurrection as far as it was concerned right there. as well as teddy roosevelt, macarthur serves as his aide, teddy roosevelt is the most famous person in

there, but it would really be owned by all of us, and so you'd have jacksonville, chicago, atlanta, chattanoogapark. i need the infrastructure that we have, the human resources, the accounting, everything we spent the last 3 years building. allison: mm-hmm. lemonis: i'm not willing to do this without you guys. allison: you know, we don't have any experience in the restaurant industry, so that's a little intimidating, like, making sure that if we're going to take this on, we're going to figure that out. to work well next to a sweet pete's, we have to modernize it a little bit, make it a little cleaner. what do you think? pete: i mean, we're kind of in a place where do need to grow. you know, that would help us, as well. i'm open to try, absolutely. lemonis: so we want to do it? pete: let's do it. allison: let's do it. lemonis: oh, my gosh. allison: [ laughs ] lemonis: what are we doing? do i have to hand you a check now again? i think we got one last shot, and let's see what happens. all right? we're on? allison: yeah. we're on. pete: let's do it. lemonis: let's try it. ♪ water expenses are huge

for example, if i'm a 21-year-old manager at the chick-fil-a in chattanooga, i would be pretty hesitant to sign a statement as currently required bier the rule that could -- by the rule that could subject me to criminal penalties because one of my employees put extra slices of cheese on a sandwich. today the rule requires a restaurant manager to certify the restaurant is making menu items a certain way to meet the posted nutritional values. our amendment changes that. it no longer puts an individual employee on the hook for a meal item that doesn't match its posted calorie count. our amendment maintains the requirement for restaurant headquarters to certify that nutrient analysis and menu items is complete and accurate. it's nearly impossible for menu items to be prepared in precisely the same way every time. an individual should not be at risk of criminal and financial penalties based on small differences in how the menu items are prepared. number two, it establishes a clear timeline for corrective actions. the f.d.a. finds a violation of a sign out of place or discrepancies in calorie

a 39-year-old mother from chattanooga celebrating her wedding anniversary was killed. injured, including a young dancer from vermont who lost her legs. investigators are looking into the cause of the explosion. >>> a norwegian cruise worker was rescued and is hospitalized in stable condition. spokesperson says the 33-year-old man, who has not been publicly identified yet was not wearing any safety device and likely stayed afloat by treading water the entire time. unbelievable. >> insane. >> what endurance. i can't imagine. >>> sometimes parents get emotional at reunions. so can chimps. >> he is jumping for joy. he came face-to-face with the human who helped raise him. this just hits my heart. i can't help it. they took care of him for the first few months of his life. giving him all the care he needed. he was born with a couple illnesses. his chimp parents rejected him. >> they took care of him. >> the extent with which i love this. >> i know. i love baby, relationships. look at that little baby. oh. oh, good luck. all right, coming up the adopted woman who spent years

fox news alert as the vice-president has just taken the stage in cleveland, tennessee outside of chattanoogahere. the vice-president talking about tax cuts as part of the trump administration's america first policy. we've seen him around the midwest trying to rally support in the wake of some questions about how the tariffs are affecting the economies of so many states that went hard for president trump and the vice-president. listen in for just a minute now. >> for diane black for her great leadership for tennessee. [applaus [applause] >> and i also know how great was that panel you just heard? didn't they do a great job? [applause] >> the president and i are so grateful for the great support of two hometown congressmen from this area, congressman scott, and congressman fleischman. let's give them a round of applause, great conservative leaders. leland: and the v.i.p. going through the list of dignitaries it thank them. tennessee obviously very important for two big races coming up. they've got a senate race and a governor's race and the vice-president is going to be talking about as soon a

the university of tennessee at chattanooga...mony on august fourth. fourth. august (grant)"i think they like me in the u-k."(pam) that's what president trump said, before being greeted by massive protests in london today...for day one of his first trip to the u-k as president.(grant)tens of thousands are expected to take to the capital's streets tomorrow - and a giant trump baby balloon will be center of attention.(pam) erin mclaughlin, from our partners at c-n-n, reports. this isn't the dignified welcome that a us president visiting london has come to expect. a giant balloon, a caricature of donald trump, as a baby. organizers say it was inspired by donald trump's twitter account.leo murray, trump baby activist: "what's clear from donald trump's tweets, apart from anything else, is that he is a deeply insecure individual about his own personal shortcomings, so we decided that what we needed to was to do get right down to donald trump's level and speak language that he understands, which is personal insults. . each element design

he was born in chattanooga, tennessee... but came out to california as part of the air force.tayed in the bay area after he was discharged. he was 80 years old... ( darya ) we're learning more detals about the deadly shootout at a los angeles trader joe's. new dash cam and body camera video shows officers firing back at the suspect. he was hit in the arm.<...gunfure...>( darya ) it was in those moments that store manager melyda corado came out... and was also hit by one of the rounds fired by officers. police chief michel moore says his officers had to make a split second decision to defend themselves against gene evin atkins. <"i recognize how they will forever go through their mind, debating whether that was what they had to do.">( darya ) atkins faces 30 charges... including murder ... attempted murder ... and false imprisonment. his bail is set at nine-million dollars. ( darya ) coming up in the next hour... another recall to tell you about. what's wrong with this taco bell cheese dip. ( darya ) and after the break... the d-m-v has rolled out a new option for customers to

then volkswagen came to chattanooga all with large manufacturing plants. as the american automobile industry moved to the southeastern united states, more than 900 auto parts suppliers spread across 88 of tennessee's 95 counties. and today 136,000 tennesseans are one-third of our manufacturing workforce work in those auto plants. those auto jobs have become the main driver of family incomes which averages a little above the national average. our economy is booming. unemployment is at a record level -- and unemployment is at a record low. tennessee today produces 6.7% of all the cars and trucks produced in the united states. tennessee exported more than $5.5 billion worth of automobiles and auto parts last year. tennessee has been the top state in auto manufacturing strength for five out of the last eight years, according to business facilities. so let me get back to my little story. last year one of those bright twins from rutherford county from the knight family where i spent the night 40 years ago, randy knight retired as the general manager of the nissa

. >> 39-year-old malika jackson from chattanooga databassu ive the blast.ng ng their 25th anniversary when the body exploded. her husband also seriously injured. >> she and her a husband had very good down to earth relationship. >> c pat owns four seas adomntures. theny running charters for years taking tourists to sites like the famous swimming to the pigs. >> take you to the nice sites i we have to offeou >> theyldn't be reached f direct comment. in an e-mail they said, no gaatement. it's under inveson by police. >> i would give it all up for a magic wand to make g it all away. >>y, a friend of the family, created a facebook page to help with medical bills. another posting on the pag she was on the a second boat nearby. we helped as much as we could. we're heart broken. i pray for all of you. these nightmares will h for a long time. >> stephanie's family tells us u the most dif thing will be today when she comes out of that medically induced coma and her learning for the first time doctors had to take both of her legs in order to save her life. also we've

he is followed by the mirror chattanooga and the house agriculture committee mike conaway. talking about rural communities in the state of the farm bill. >>> my first desk is now secretary and over the years

lamont joining us from chattanooga.ler: you talk about north korea, the united states over , north korea is not a problem to the united states. they can't hurt us. we had one ship over there that a lot of people didn't figure they could destroy the whole country with just one ship. people don't know that. military people know that one ship over there that can destroy that whole country. north korea, china and everything. host: thank you for the call. last word comes from roger. caller: i would like to know why there is not a story about how donald trump refuses to pay american taxes, but yet china just put out a new carrier that donald trump pays taxes to. why can't we have a story to find out whether he is paying communist taxis or united states es.i i think it's a hypocritical statement of donald trump to say obama, release or birth certificate, but when it comes to him releasing something that could prove whether or not he is paying american taxes were communist taxes, we can get no answer. i would love to see a stor