matt: i am headed to the volkswagen factory in chattanooga, tennessee.is a big one -- they produce more than 150,000 passats per year. the factory is really environmentally friendly. think blue, that is their big slogan here. >> think blue means sustainability. not just the vehicle, also the factory itself. when we designed the factory, we took the leed checklist to set up a platinum facility. assembling parts, paint job, body shop -- matt: bob, what do you do here? >> i am the welding specialist for the body shop. matt: that is a big deal. welding is a big part of the body shop. >> a lot of responsibility. what makes us different, it monitors the welding current and reacts in real time and inputs the exact amount of energy needed to make a good weld. normally, you will see a lot of expulsions of metal flying. matt: i like it when you see that. >> most people like it. but it is actually not a good thing. matt: look at all those robots working together. it is like a choreographed ballet. >> this roof is sloped to collect the rainwater. we collected almost

instead, he called a hospital in chattanooga, tennessee, some 30 miles away. they told him to dial 911 for local assistance, which he finally did, leaving this message. >> 911, what is your emergency? >> 134 inman street. >> what's the problem? >> i think my wife passed out. >> 134 inman street? >> yeah. >> is she breathing? >> i don't think so. it's behind the steel plant. i'm calling from a pay phone booth. >> you don't have a phone at your house? >> there's no phone, huh-uh. >> there's no phone there? >> investigators were struck by the lack of concern in alvin's voice. it was unlike most emergency calls they receive. the initial examination of virginia's body was done by the local coroner, bonita hullander. in virginia's eyes, the coroner found petechial hemorrhages which are broken blood vessels often seen in cases of strangulation or smothering deaths. the next day, a full autopsy was performed. the medical examiner found something not noted during the initial examination. deep bruising on the muscles of virginia ridley's neck, another possible indicatio

broadband and fiber, first of all the mold, the outstanding model in the united states is chattanooga tennessee where they are getting great service for $25 a month. let's put chattanooga front and center. on that issue, the obama administration and sf puc under the obama administration did something amazing and has locked in the protection for internet neutrality, internet equality and the obama administration last a couple more years and that is going to change . if we are going to build a citywide public broadband open to all income levels, we need to start now. i would urge lafco to front and center this system. to get it ready to go as soon as we have cleanpowersf off the launch pad and elections which i think was listed in the agenda. this is a little bit more of a future thinking item like public banks. the voting has improved things but it's not doing what progressives thought it was going to do to improve the elections and make-up the board of supervisors. i think we should start changing the board of supervisors to' representation to bring a lot more public diversity and a lot of acti

we had an application from chattanooga, tennessee from the electric power board and the other from the city of wilson north carolina. both have been asked by their neighbors to serve me because there is a -- what i call, technology bad land. incredible gaps outside of the city limits. they are not being served appropriately. city fathers and mothers have been asking and begging those countries that are indigenous to those area do is provide affordable services and in one case they were laughed at. i think when you are laughed at and you have the opportunity to provide service if you have existing telecommunication infrastructure, if you have the needs to expand the communities that want to heal and sever serve themselves should be getting the opportunity to do so. that is why the other vote that is delayed is important and is not getting enough headlines. this is giving these individuals, these persons responsible for the critical needs of their community, the opportunity to serve with fewer and fewer restrictions. i am hopeful others follow suit and see the advantages and the growth t

memorandum granting in most respects petitions for preemption provided by the power board of chattanooga tennessee, and the city of willson, north carolina. epb asked the commission to preempt tennessee and north carolina's statutory restrictions on the provision of broadband service by municipalities, so that they will be able to expand and bring state of the art broadband to surrounding communities. it's no exaggeration to say that broadband internet access affects all aspects of daily life for individuals and the communities where they live. it affects education health care public safety, and drives local economic growth and the ability to compete in the global economy. the item before you will take an additional step toward ensuring that broadband is deployed to all americans on a reasonable and timely basis. with me at the table are john and madelyn of the office of general counsel, and gregory kwan. i particularly want to thank the other staff of the office of general counsel and the wire line competition bureau who aren't here at the table for their tireless work on this item. greg will now

the 2-year-old pit bull mix is caught on camera chomping away on the bumper of a chattanooga, tennesseear. >> all right, fellows. this dog has almost got his whole bumper ripped off. >> on march 14th, 2010, the naughty winston unlocks the gate from his home and ends up here where he discovers a new doggie treat. the police tried prying loose the 80-pound dog by moving the patrol car back and forth but winston just won't let go. >> do you want me to take action or just sit here and wait? >> hang on for a minute. do you have the video on recording this? >> that's correct. >> so what is it about this bumper that winston so thoroughly enjoys? is it the smell, the taste? it's neither according to the dog whisperer cesar millan. >> if he was smelling an animal he would be peeing on it or rubbing himself against it, not chewing. this is the smell of plastic that triggers fun to him. this dog was encouraged to bite plastic or a tire. they're not born wanting to buy a tire. they just get encouraged. the dog learned to release his frustration on that object. >> from the sidelines other dogs seem

the union advance out of middle tennessee, having earlier driven software from louisville to nashville, now they are thrusting on towards chattanooga. they advance from the northwest from middle tennessee and coming over the mountains to the northwest of chattanooga on a broad front. literally, by feint deception and maneuver, threatening to client over the mouse to the southwest of chattanooga, they forced the confederates in early september 1863 to abandon the city of chattanooga. a small union force then occupies the city to garrison it. the two main armies meet in the largest and bloodiest conflict of the campaign, the battle of chickamauga. in the valley of west chickamau ga in september 1863. the union army is defeated. they are able to withdraw into chattanooga. they fortify themselves within a one square mile area in the bend of the tennessee river and await reinforcements. while the confederates attempted to lay siege to the union army from positions along missionary ridge to the east, from across the valley to lookout mountain and onto lookout mountain itself. the final battle in the overall campaign for chattanooga and t

we will start with james in chattanooga, tennessee. caller: good morning.ou for taking my call. i'm calling on the independent line because i consider myself independent. i am a 65-year-old vietnam veteran, and i can recall when everybody sat down and talked. there was a these labels. now, we have to label ourselves to separate ourselves from one another. it is sad. it is so sad. i went to vietnam and fought for the freedom of all, not just for democrats, and not just for republicans, or independents. now, you have a congress of their that doesn't want to talk to each other. that is the most immature situation that i've ever seen in my life. host: when did it change for you ? when did you see this change? caller: a change for me more than 40 years ago. ronald reagan. i served under ronald reagan just as loud as i served under bill clinton. i'm still a former active veteran with a disabled veterans association. we do not call ourselves republicans or democrats. we are all american veterans. it is depressing, really, to see our country at such odds when we ha

have also, you might even be more pleased to learn a very direct contact with city you know chattanooga, tennessee. and mr. mayor burke is going to be at a meeting i'm organizing in berlin in three weeks to talk about the tremendous success chattanooga has had in revitalizing the city and supporting entrepreneurship there. and i think you had a little bit to do that. i've heard that, anyway, from history. and so i'm very pleased to be here. both because of my ties to tennessee and also because these are issues i worked upon very -- a lot in the 1990s. i was it is assistant secretary during this whole period of all these memorandum and agreements and everything and participated in negotiation of everything. not the budapest paper but most of the others. and so to you and also to ranking member menendez, i'm very pleased to be here. i have a very special point to make. you have heard in very extremely good detail if not satisfying detail about how our government sees things but i think there's one thing that we need to think about, which senator rubio in particular talked about, and that is that the

john, chattanooga, tennessee. caller: i would like to know how you all can sit there and say that a union is wrong when the united states was formed as a union? to make better and or the public and the citizens -- betterment for the public. it was based on lies and deceitfulness and racism. the problem is the right to work is for everybody, but we pay a tax to work, every dollar that we get is taxed, gas, groceries food, house, car, we cannot get anything back from the government. the government makes millions of dollars on lobbyists -- salaries have big homes. you have people with kids that cannot read, schools are messed up and you want to blame the black people, saying they live in the ghettos, the slums. it has nothing to do with unions, right or wrong, it has to do with what can they profit off of another person. host: one more call from pikeville, tennessee. bill. caller: the thing about these union, if you do not like unions, get a minimum wage job it's not a problem. thank you. host: i will give you the la

greg in chattanooga, tennessee line for independents. caller: thanks for taking my call.ouple things -- one of the main things is, i find and amazing, the hypocrisy about people saying the vhs and immigration has nothing to do with each other separate them out. that is about one of the main things, i would think. order control, hello -- border control, hello. i am curious why nobody brings up the fact that our border security had to sue secretary janet napolitano because she did not want them to enforce the laws. we never hear about that. why don't media ever cover that? host: are those things you are familiar with? guest: a couple. first is the most recent. 26 i believe states have sued the obama administration, most recently in december, for the administrative action. that action is actually on hold. the center of the budget issue is that executive action. it is on hold under a federal court ruling. i believe the lawsuit greg is speaking about, filed in 2012 or so, by a group of ice agents also impacts it. that was dismissed on jurisdictional grounds, i believe, or tech

you may even be more pleased to learn, i have direct contact with chattanooga, tennessee. going to be at a meeting i am managing to talk about the tremendous success chattanooga has had in revitalizing the city and supporting entrepreneurship there. i think you had a little bit to do with that. i have heard that. i am pleased to be here both because of tennessee and also because these are issues that i worked upon a law in the 1990's. i was the assistant secretary during this. not the budapest paper but most of the others. to you and to ranking member menendez i am pleased to be here . i have a very special point to make. you have heard in very extremely good detail, about how our government sees things. i think there is one thing we need to think about which senator rubio in particular talked about that is the direction of this conflict, and the definition of this conflict. my own view is, and i have been living in germany for a long time now, after i stopped being ambassador, i think that i can say with a certain amount of accuracy that whatever we are doing in ukraine a

greg in chattanooga, tennessee line for independents. caller: thanks for taking my call. couple things -- one of the main things is, i find and amazing, the hypocrisy about people saying the vhs and immigration has nothing to do with each other separate them out. that is about one of the main things, i would think. order control, hello -- border control, hello. i am curious why nobody brings up the fact that our border security had to sue secretary janet napolitano because she did not want them to enforce the laws. we never hear about that. why don't media ever cover that? host: are those things you are familiar with? guest: a couple. first is the most recent. 26 i believe states have sued the obama administration, most recently in december, for the administrative action. that action is actually on hold. the center of the budget issue is that executive action. it is on hold under a federal court ruling. i believe the lawsuit greg is speaking about, filed in 2012 or so, by a group of ice agents also impacts it. that was dismissed on jurisdictional grounds, i believe, or te

i represent the third district of tennessee, chattanooga oak ridge, all the way up to the kentucky border. actually, my district borders my co-chairman's district. whether i'm in the schools or the supermarkets, and i speak with my constituents, my constituents are upset. some are furious, some are saddened by the administration's circumventing congress and as they see it and i see it circumventing the united states constitution with the executive orders and initiatives. it's particularly bothersome because we have immigration laws in this country, and there are a lot of people who have followed the law, and are still following the law to become legal immigrants. and america is a great nation of legal immigrants. including my family. but folks are upset. folks are upset because they wonder why and how this has come about, and just as you and your department have a difficult job, we in the congress have a difficult job. the house is elected every two years. we stand before the american people, and the constitution is precious, i think, to the american people. and this has really shaken i t

i represent the third district of tennessee, chattanooga, oak ridge, all the way up to the kentucky border my district borders are philip chairman's district. whether i'm in the schools or the supermarkets and i speak with my constituents, my constituents are upset. some are furious, some are saddened by the administration's circumventing congress and as they see it, and i see it, circumventing the united states constitution with the executive orders and initiatives. it's particularly bothersome because we have immigration laws in this country, and there are a lot of people who have followed the law and are still following the law to become legal immigrants.á(y america is a great nation of legal immigrants, including my family. but folks are upset. folks are upset because they wonder why and how this has come about. and just as you and your department have a difficult job, we in the congress have a the house is elected every two years we stand before the american people. and the constitution is precious, i think, to the american people and this has shaken the public. to move ahead with the

i represent the third district of tennessee, chattanooga, oakridge, all the way up to the kentucky border. actually my district borders are the chairman's district. whether i'm in the schools or the supermarkets and i speak with my constituents my constituents are upset. some are furious, some are saddened by the administration's circumventing congress and as they see it, and i see it circumventing the united states constitution with the executive orders and initiatives. it's particularly bothersome because we have immigration laws in this country and there are a lot of people who have followed the law and are still following the law to become legal immigrants. america is a great nation of legal immigrants including my family. but folks are upset. folks are upset because they wonder why and how this has come about about, and just as you and your department have a difficult job, we in the congress have a difficult job. the house is elected every two years, we stand before the american people. the constitution is precious, i think, to the american people. this has really shaken, i think, th