we moved out of kentucky, it is only 90 miles.hio valley, there is another great book called "the united states of appalachia." it is an analysis of our culture. giving us the culture that we all have in the historic perspective on that. that was there. it was clearly in me and was never going to leave. when i came to california, there was an affinity i had to two or three generations earlier, the steinbeck, to california, they were ostracized. buck owens used to have a chip on his shoulder. after he died, i read something. what he told me one time was about the shame he felt about thatfamily being so pouor they had one toothbrush. i swore i would never be the sport ever again in my life. -- be this poor ever again in my life. we are shaped by all of those disparate elements in our life. i started listening, the palomino was a famous nightclub. a world-famous country nightclub that started in the early 1950's. everybody stops there and played. the owner told me one night, i was really proud for him that i was able to pull in to th

in kentucky, the results are in. in my region more than 2,000 coal miners have lost their jobs this year, dozens of local support businesses are downsizing as a result, the same is the same in virginia, west virginia, pennsylvania, where last week 1,200 workers were given pink slips. it's time for this time to stop. this war on coal is real. it threatens the way of life in these small-town communities with rich legacies and real people, our country men. i'm proud to stand in support of coal miners in coal communities and support the stop the war on coal act, h.r. 3409. it sends a clear message that the obama policies are wrongheaded, not only for coal, but for our country. i urge passage and put coal miners back to work. . the chair: the gentleman from massachusetts. mr. markey: i yield the reminder of our time to mr. holt. the chair: the gentleman has five minutes. mr. holt: thank you, mr. chairman. i thank my colleague, the ranking member on the committee. this republican-led house has already cast 302 soon to be m

the senator from kentucky. mr. paul: a vote for this resolution is a vote for the concept of preemptive war. i know of no other way to interpret this resolution. the resolution states that containment will never be our policy towards iran. while i think it's unwise to say that we will contain iran, i think it's equally unwise to say we will never contain iran. we woke up one day and pakistan was a nuclear power. we woke up today and north korea was a nuclear power. india, russia, china. but if we would have announced preemptively that we weren't going to contain anyone, we would be at odds with these countries. and what would the solution be? preemptive war. announcing to the world -- the presiding officer: may we have order for the senator. mr. paul: announcing to the world as this resolution does, the containment will never be our policy is unwise. a country that vows to never contain an enemy is a country that vows always to preemptively strike. i urge a "no" vote on this resolution. the presiding officer: all t

kentucky and florida, tony.ng into form. >> tony: driskel playing exceedingly well. gators 4-0 for the second straight year. beat kentucky for the 26th straight time. they get a week off then play l.s.u. down in the swamp. >> tim: a test for them and the bayou bengals. braxton miller impressive. >> spencer: in particular when you get in the green zone, watch him in traffic spin and make people miss. they go on 29-15 right now. >> tim: congratulations on that victory, though, u.a.b. looked good in only losing by two touchdowns 29-15. virginia and t.c.u., eamon carter stadium rocking. >> tony: interception and a fumble recovery. t.c.u. a team you better watch in the big 12. >> tim: they're up by 20. that schedule is back-loaded. they could be 7-0 by the time they get to it. to the pac-12. ucla-oregon state. brandon cooks. watch this. a nice move. yards after the catch, yac, yac, yac, down to the one yard line. this led to fielgd to make it 27-17, break out the fighting mike rileys, up by 10, they already have a wi

states like indiana and illinois western parts of kentucky and tennessee. exactly where we are getting much of the needed rain. right now we have heavier downpours through louisiana and central parts of kentucky and southern parts of the state of tennessee and alabama. some of the storms could produce severe weather. current drought extreme drought conditions the wos category of drought across southwestern parts of indiana and kentucky and tennessee and especially bad across the state of arkansas and missouri. most of the state is under one of the worst categories of drought. much needed rain from isaac. today severe weather risk include areas like kentucky, tennessee northern parts of alabama into mississippi cities like memphis, nashville and birmingham you are under the gun to see large hail damaging wind gusts and even tornadoes. we have tornado watches in effect from kentucky through parts of alabama and mississippi. these are in effect late night 11:00 p.m. local time. we have a severe thunderstorm watch including northwestern portions of georgia into

he's a firefighter from frankfurt, kentucky. he's doing it to honor kentucky firefighters who died in the line of duty. look at the people behind him. you know he's not dogging it. he raised $500 under the idea he could complete this 5k, a little over three miles, in less than 30 minutes, which isn't easy. >> at the halfway point you are right at 14 and change. you'll make it, just got to kick it at the end. >> the cool part is the end here, the final leg of this 5k. >> 22 seconds. look at that. yeah! >> that's so cool. >> he finished in 29:45, 15 seconds under the time he wanted of 30:00. as you can imagine, once he finished this race just completely worn out. >> that last kick was killer. >> what a great accomplishment for him, the symbolism behind it and what amazing support it means to all firefighters. not just there but everywhere. >> steven, yesterday you brought us a story about the sheep rescue. >> yes. >> in iceland. >> they were pulling live sheep out of 10 feet of snow. >> a crazy snowstorm. i found this video, thoug

he was a hero to many americans. >> a shocking case from louisville, kentucky. 16-year-old girl sexually assaulted by two boys who also took explicit pictures of her and showed them around. the deal the boys got offered? 50 hours of community service. i'm also a survivor of ovarian a writand uterine cancers. i even wrote a play about that. my symptoms were a pain in my abdomen and periods that were heavier and longer than usual for me. if you have symptoms that last two weeks or longer, be brave, go to the doctor. ovarian and uterine cancers are gynecologic cancers. symptoms are not the same for everyone. i got sick...and then i got better. when we got married. i had three kids. and she became the full time mother of three. it was soccer, and ballet, and cheerleading, and baseball. those years were crazy. so, as we go into this next phase, you know, a big part of it for us is that there isn't anything on the schedule. >> a french magazine publishes topless photos of the princess and feels the wrath of the royal family. >>> in crime and punishment tonight, a teen-age girl was in court in

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i'd have the umbrella handy from kentucky, indiana, illinois and southern portions of ohio. it'll be cool too. temperatures haven't warmed up all that much. eventually all the clouds and some of that rain will sneak its way into kentucky, ohio, west virginia, pennsylvania and even d.c. to new york. tomorrow, tomorrow afternoon and evening. forecast for today looks like ray nice day from boston all the way down the east coast. troublesome weather is from illinois through indiana, kentucky and a chance of showers through kansas city. still 93 right around dallas. lynn, it doesn't look like any big i can't rememberup is coming for the great lakes. the leaves are changing. apple picking season and fall is here. >> let's emblaise it. we won't complain about the cold. >>> google finds a new high. >>> and america's surprising salty snack. your first look is straight ahead. >>> coming up a big loss for the jets. you make the call, interception for touchdown. you're watching "first look" on msnbc. ally bank. why they have a raise your rate cd. tonight our guest, thomas sargent. nobel

his boss had this to say. >> we could talk about every criminal procedure in kentucky and could findargument somewhere along the road regarding where someone went to high school. >> the judge is now deciding whether to accept the plea bargain. in court together, the boys and savannah dietrich. >> they had to wait until my eyes were closed and do this to me. now they have to look in my eyes and see the full extent of what they've done, the damage they've caused. >> gary tuchman joins me from louisville where savannah dietrich was in court today. the sentencing hearing just ended? >> what happened? >> a six-hour court hearing and savannah dietrich feels vindicated. the judge played a decision that the plea bargain was not appropriate and made a decision to modify it. the two boys will not get their records clean. the felony assault will become a misdemeanor if they behave well and when they're 25 they can apply to get it expunged. in addition to that the 50 hours of volunteer work will have to be with a women's charity, and one thing savannah wanted, she wanted the names of all of the

extreme exceptional drought conditions, for the worst category, southwestern indiana into kentucky andssee and especially bad across the state of arkansas and missouri, pretty widespread out there and see most of the state is currently out of the more categories and droughts and again, some needed rain for isaac, not a drought buster, but moisture needed out there. today's severe risk, areas like kentucky, tennessee and northern parts of tennessee and alabama, cities like memphis, nashville and birmingham and so potentially large hail, damaging wind gusts and even some tornados and we do currently have tornado watches in effect from kentucky down into parts of alabama and mississippi and these are in effect to late tonight 11 p.m. local time and a severe thunderstorm watch including northwestern portions of georgia, into western parts of the state of north carolina and again, pretty widespread area that we're looking at for the possibility of severe weather and long line of storms and heavy rain across northern alabama and we've had a number of tornado warnings issued, we had one acros

. >> at a kentucky gas station, a routine fill-up flares up. >> it happened so fast. everybody was in so much shock. >>> further south, a tow job in texas turns powerless while another tow goes south in the snowy northeast. animals can have horrible days too. rush hour on a freeway is always bad but for a tiny dog, it's life threatening. these are the stories of when order days turn into very bad ones. caught on camera, very bad day. >>> a woman in iowa fights for her life. after her small boat capsizes over a dam. june 30, 2009 is just winding down for an iowa bridge construction crew along the des moines river when crane operator joe low note advertises something wrong. >> i seen the boat drift down and he started it up and he was trying to wrap with an anchor or rope or something. then i heard him holler at his wife, put her life jacket on and he didn't have one on. >> there's nothing anyone nearby can do to keep them plummeting over the dam. the man is carried down stream but the woman is caught in the turbulence or boil of the falls. a swift water rescue team is

>>> in crime and punishment tonight, a teen-age girl was in court in louisville, kentucky today.ddressed the two boys who assaulted her and the justice system that failed her. savannah dietrich was assaulted while she was unconscious. the two boys who assaulted her were offered community service. she was threatened with possible jail time for tweeting the names of the boys who assaulted her. it is a story of twists and tushes. at the center, a victim who refuses to stay silent. >> reporter: it happened inside this home in louisville, kentucky. savannah detrick was 16 at the time. >> i was unconscious on the kitchen floor. >> she had been drinking heavily with a group of friends and passed out. >> i woke up and my bra was shifted. >> savannah knew something happened, but didn't know exactly what until four months later, when she learned from friends that the boy has a camera that night. >> when i was passed out, they took off my clothes and my bra and they took pictures and then they took off my underwear and took pictures of them penetrating me with their fingers. >> reporter: th

a lot of rain in tennessee and kentucky and arkansas. a cool front up in minnesota and the dakotas producing some thunderstorms. that will play in our weather. most of the readings are in the 50's to near 60. elkton, a 52. westminster, 52. 45 in frederick. the blue shades are some of the readings that have dropped into the 40's. the skies are clear. we will warm up quickly once the sun gets high enough in the sky. these brighter clouds are trying to produce some sprinkles. the more significant rain in kentucky and down south. a disturbance in the gulf coast. then we have a front that will start to move in. the high pressure has to get out of the way. all of the other stuff will start to filter in. nadine is a tropical storm and moving out to the east and northeast in the atlantic. it is tough to get that organize. the tropics are not very active at this stage in the game. shower chances late today. the basic forecast is increasing clouds. a southeast wind at 5 to 10 miles per hour. by tomorrow morning, we could see as much as half an inc

moisture and storms around ohio and kentucky. just south of fairfax, this is 123 moving northeast toward highsons. a couple of showers north of manassas into stafford county. as we go farther off to the south, you'll see now getting into charles county. this will be coming up probably on the west side of la plata. this gay may get you -- this guy may get you there. colonial beach some rain knocking on your doorstep. tracking to northern st. mary's and southern charles county over the next hour. looking at temps, it's a muggy morning. 72 in rockville. 73 reston. 74 in centreville. off to the south we ve 73 in alexandria. east of us upper marlboro also 73. columbia this morning 75 degrees. outside on our michael & son weather camera, i don't know if you're seeing the low clouds as well out here as we were earlier but 75. dew points in the low 70s. that means it's really sticky and muggy and almost tropical feeling out there. we're not getting much help with the winds. only southeast at 3 miles an hour. you can clearly see an area o

philadelphia, southward, through areas in kentucky and d.c. here, you're going to see storms. here's the path that isaac has taken across. illinois and inn. we' indiana. we will continue to watch spotty areas of rain, in portions of ohio and extreme eastern portions of kentucky. what's next? this is the peak week of hurricane season. we have tropical storm leslie. this is a very slow-moving system. there's a dip in the jet stream is not going to pick the storm up. it's going to linger off the east coast for at least a week. if you're heading to the beaches, the rip current threat will be great. also, the waves from the storm will be approaching the beaches. the surfers will love it. but if you're swimming with kids, the storm by saturday, could be over bermuda. there's a couple of scenarios that bring this storm close to the canadian maritimes in seven to ten days from now. we'll watch it closely. it doesn't look like it's going to hit the u.s. but could see the waves from the storm. we're watching showers and thunderstorms hit and miss up the east coast. the morning hours wil

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. >> reporter: ranking near the bottom on standardized tests, kentucky was quick to incorporate the tests, a blueprint for english and math, adopted by every state. while there is no common curriculum, this raises academic standards nationwide. and for the first time, an a will mean the same thing for students everywhere. >> so a student moving throughout kentucky will be expected to learn this same thing. and that is important, and students moving state to state will have a common expectation of what they're supposed to learn. >> reporter: teachers here at jb atkinson elementary school in louisville, will help them implement critical thinking. reading books like charlotte's web, children don't just re-cap the story, but like detectives, use the text as evidence to support their opinions about it. math students won't just solve equations. they will work in groups to analyze real world problems such as how do stores use averages to calculate how much merchandise they need? >> you got kids engaging with the problem-solving. >> reporter: teachers prepping for common core have a lot to learn

. >>> finally in kentucky, this is devotion. a mad dash by university of kentucky basketball fans who waited all night and then raced to find a place to camp out for three more days in hopes of landing tickets to the first open practice of the season. now the tradition grows over a year. this year, with good reason, after the wildcats took home their eighth national title in april. >>> and now for a look at your national and regional weather, here's nfc meteorologist dyl dylan dreyer with your forecast. i can't fathom for waiting in line for anything. >> for practice. >> are you a sports fanatic. >> not a huge basketball fan. football, baseball. >> you would do it. >> i don't know. >> shopping or shoes. >> that i could camp out for days for. we are looking at some pretty decent weather across the country. there's one spot where we're dealing with some rain that's going to move into the eastern great lakes as we go through the morning today. some heavy packs of rain moving through eastern michigan and then across lake eerie, lake

. >> thank you, kentucky. kentucky cast 72 votes for barack obama. louisiana and we're so glad you're here, and that you're safe. you have 72 votes. >> and... madam secretary i am the chair of the louisiana delegation. who is fired up and ready to go. and in it's historic 200 year statehood the great state of louisiana home of the lsu bayou bengals, southern jaguars who dats and nation's richest gumbo and culture, home of our tireless champions for women and working families both strong democratic mayors in six of our largest cities. there is a sportsman paradise that continues to rise from ashes of adversity like hurricane katrina. isaac and tonight former president bill clinton making the speech for president obama. >> i nominate him to be the standard bearer of the democratic party. i like the argument for president obama's reelection a lot better. here it is. he inherited a damaged economy. he put a floor under the crash. he began a long, hard road to recover and laid a foundation for a modern economy that

during her fifth private holiday on his horse farm in kentucky, her first vacation there had been in 1984, and it was such a novelty that when she landed at lexington a woman from customs administration would not admit her to this country without a passport. the state department protocol officer who was accompanying the queen tried to explain that the queen does not have a passport, which is one of the oddities of her unusual status. the official resistance until a call to washington gave the queen clearance. the pattern of her stay in the bluegrass for his country held for all of her subsequent holidays visits to farms to seek prospective the stallions, and outings to local racetracks. lunches and dinners with friends from the world. whenever senior advisers told me that he saw an atmosphere of informality and gave the that i never saw in england. no one was calling her man or your majesty. she was laughing and joking and having fun. in 1984 she also stayed for a weekend in wyoming and arrange on the slopes of the big horn mountains. her hosts were her longtime racing manager and hi

that will help foul the rain rain coming down in earnest already, in kentucky, southern west virginia and parts of virginia. we look for showers to arrive and the main system to arrive through the day tomorrow, especially tomorrow afternoon. the storm system will continue to be on the move. behind it in the mid-section there's pleasant weather. first, we have to get through the system. clear for the next new hours. showers overnight. als the main storm arrives, we're looking at heavy rain, especially through 8:00. i think you'll notice the winds coming up. i think as we go past 8:00, the last rain will begin to push out. this will be breezy for the day on wednesday but dry and sunny and looking great before we get a new storm system potentially for the weekend. the other storm system we watch this parkts the peak -- part, the peak hurricane system, nadine as a tropical storm and really no threat for land. we'll continue to keep an eye on the tropics for the next four to six weeks. tonight 66, cloudy, mild with some scattered showers late in the mix. tomorrow pushing 80. bringing in st

worst of it in southwest parts of indiana, western parts of kentucky and tennessee. where we're seeing the rain and what we've been seeing over the last 24 hours, some good news but severe weather across parts pats northern parts of mississippi, up into tennessee and parts of kentucky. biggest concern for today is going to be the rick for large hail, damaging wind gusts and isolated tornadoes, includes memphis and birmingham. you need to stay alert throughout most of day as you do have that risk for tornadoes, because of that risk we already have a tornado watch in until 10:00 p.m. local time and that is central down into central tennessee as an northern parts of alabama. we will keep you updated. they are slow movers producing heavy rain in very short period of time and also producing dangerous lightning and you can hear all that thunder as the storms roll through. right now, no tornado warnings but we'll bring you updates that develop. >> heather: thank you very much. meantime, initial estimates are out how much damage usual hurricane isaac has caused? >> the numbe

just about over lexington kentucky. more showers overnight maybe the rumble of thunder is possible. the better chance for storms will come after midday tomorrow. but there are still showers in the out look. we're going to see a lot of this. so we'll talk about when we finally dry things out coming up. >>> a stray bullet kills an incident bystander. >> she leaves behind a fiancee and an one-year-old son and a family trying to get through the shock of all of this. christian schaffer talked to them tonight. >> the victim in this case was not the intended target of the shooting which happened early sunday morning. she was standing more than a block away from the gunman talking to her aunt. she has become the most recent victim of gun violence. >> a smile. >> reporter: she graduated from kenwood high in 2008 and worked at a local bank. she was at a party at her aunt's in northeast baltimore on saturday. two cars sped by as she was talking to her aunt and at least 100 yards away from them -- >> we heard the gunshots. >> they both dropped to the ground. but then she realized her niece has

. >>> finally, in kentucky, this is devotion. a mad dash by university of kentucky fans who waited all night and raced to find a place to camp out for three days in hopes of landing tickets for the first open practice of the season. the tradition grows ever year. this year, with good reason after they took home their eighth national title. >>> now we turn to dylan dreyer. we have folks camped out all day long for tickets to "snl" and the "today" show. >> that, to me, makes sense, but practice? it wasn't even the first game. >> they are winners. but you're right, it's practice. >> we are going to see -- it is falling back through eastern michigan. heavy at times and thunderstorms are occurring out that way as well. other than that, minus a few thunderstorms across florida, there's not a lot going on. we have been in a quiet weather pattern where a cold front moves through and high pressure moves back in. we don't have to worry about a lot. we are going to see this cold front to the south and east. heavy rain through eastern michig

the first in a hotel lobby after kentucky lost to western kentucky university.a woman on top of this guy pummeling him. boom, boom, boom, boom. >> you know how i figured out the woman was on top? this was clearly visible. >> good observation. now, watch this. >> you hear the guy filming -- that guy's bleeding. but then this part's kind of hard to watch. >> ah! >> he starts swinging at her. it's never right to hit a woman, we all know that, but she's getting on top of him like she's in usc, dominating this fight. the woman wins there. >> this makes me sad. >> well, this will cheer you up, beth. we've got another college video. this one looks like it's from maybe an lsu tiger's tailgate. who do you see there? >> grandma. >> yeah. grandma. 83 years old. she's not there just to sip a few beers. she's there to get down. >> really? >> yes. watch this. >> whew! whew! >> i have to point out, as granny goes up into this keg stand, notice -- not a drip of beer comes out here. she's a pro. 83 years old, she's done there before. done this before. >> i guess that's how you m

' protest. >> kentucky fried chicken have more than 60 restaurants and 20 cities. >> this is a look at treasure island looking out toward the bay bridge. you can see the fog began to drift in across the bay. we have a wide range of temperatures around the bay area. >> here are the temperatures right now. >> for tomorrow the temperatures will be a little liquid than today. there are no 90 degree temperatures and the forecast. >> the reason for the cooling is due in part with this affront to this over oregon. there are some showers reaching our northeast corner. the bay area as saying the results of the clouds created by the tail end of the storm. >> we will have winds coming out of the north. >> the fog should clear away pretty fast by 9-10:00. temperatures will be mid to upper 70's. hear our monday afternoon highs. antioch in livermore are looking to be the warmest spots in the bay area. it will be in the mid '80s. here is a 7 day around the bay karen will have more fog on tuesday and wednesday in irian and by friday things will begin to warm up. and here is a reminder that you can che

state of kentucky, senator rand paul.cheers and applause] ♪ >> thank you. can you believe we have trouble -- democrats had trouble getting got onto the platform? you may have heard that there was a little girl. she won $100. she wanted to do good things of that. she wrote, dear god, i won $100. the postmaster got it and send it to the president. the president but it was cute. he told the secretary to sen the middle grow $5. -- to send the little girl the $5. a little girl wrote to god, next time do not send it to the government because they took $95 and i only got $5. [laughter] [applause] we need to explain who we are before we can take charge of the country. today we will talk about what we believe those values should be. i am a christian, a husband, and father. i am faithful to my wife and my family. of course we all fall short of perfection in our lives. i take seriously my oath to defend the constitution. d the truth the th matter how controversial the issues might be. mike faith has never been easy for me. -- my fai

philadelphia, southward, through areas in kentucky and d.c. here, we're going to see hit-and-miss showers and storms. here's the path that isaac has taken across. illinois and inn. indiana. the last 48 hours, indianapolis, two inches. we will continue to watch spotty areas of rain, in portions of ohio and extreme eastern portions of kentucky. so, what's next? this is the peak week of hurricane season. we always have one or two storms to track at this time of year. we have tropical storm leslie. this is a very slow-moving system. there's a dip in the jet stream is not going to pick the storm up. it's going to linger off the east coast for at least a week. so, if you're heading to the beaches of the next two, three, four, five days, the rip current threat will be great. also, the waves from the storm will be approaching the beaches. the surfers will love it. but if you're swimming with kids, the storm by saturday, could be over bermuda. bermuda could get brushed by this storm. we'll wait and see how that plays out. there's a couple of scenarios

heavier rains whether be from kansas through illinois, indiana, kentucky. dry in texas.have seen such a beautiful septber with so many sunshine. but as we go you thrghou the next four or five days from d.c. to philadelphia right up through new jersey, don't expect a lot of sunshine. we could see cloudy skies continuing rig into t weekend. it's been so picture perfect. this is kind of the firstind of gloomyittlperi wve seen. >> no apple picking this week. >> you can apple pick, it's just little damp. apples will be pre-washed. >> i like that. >>> lady gaga hits back against critics of her fluctuating weight. womaof the year. your it first look at entertainment is straight ahead. ♪ forz(power!) andiamo! andiamo! (let's go! let's go!) avanti! avanti! (kp going! keep going!) hahaha...hahahaha! you know ronny, folks who save hundreds of dollars by switching to geico sure are happy. and how happy are they jimmy? happier than christopher columbus with speedboats. that's happy! get happy. get geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. [ male announcer ] intro