interstate.the snake popppd up knoxville's rush hour traffic.ted as anyone might in that situation. ((i calmly and slooly turned on the turn signal, pulled off thh road, set the brake, turned on the hazards, looked in the mirror to make sure there as nothing coming in the lane beside me anddthen bolted from the car as quickly as i could.)) could.))tipton called the highway patrol for help and when they couldn't find it... he did the next best thing.. he called a tow truck. truck.mechanics spent hours taking apart the dash... before they finally found the tiny corn snake. unfortunately... it did not survive its interstate adventure. 3 a talk show host gets us week.((22:27:03 pat & ricki: go ricki, go riiki, go ricki, :08))coming up... we go from &pricki to the bearded men thatt had us all feeling giggling this week.find out what made us all do a double take ... coming up. up. you're watching fox 45 good day baltimore. anncr: it'll start out as concrete and steel... but it'll become so much more. a new world-class resort casino in maryland. two th

be in college this fall, they all still live with mom and dad in this five-bedroom home outside knoxvillennessee. with no internet surfing, no video games and no tv. ironic, since they now have their own tv show. but the bates say life hasn't changed all that much. >> i wouldn't say that. we're still just down-home, country tennesseans that are just struggling like everybody to make family work. >> reporter: just like the rest of us. only bigger. much, much bigger. you can get much more of the bates family this friday at 9:00 p.m. on a special "20/20:my extraordinary family." >>> just ahead our own bill weir will be coming to us with the latest results from the london games. and we'll get a look at an underground craze for a different kind of shiny olympic medal. ♪ [music plays] ♪ [music plays] ♪ [music plays] >>> we're joined now by my colleague, "nightline" anchor bill weir who comes to us from london with the latest from the olympic games. hey, bill. another great day for team usa? >> reporter: juju, yes, another great day for team uncle sam here in the uk. both on the track and on san

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in this five bedroom home outside knoxville, tennessee.h no internet surfing, no video games and no tv. ironic, since they now have their own tv show. but the bates say life hasn't changed all that much. >> i wouldn't say that. we're still just down home country ten see yans that are just struggling like everybody to make family work. >> reporter: just like the rest of us. only bigger. much, much bigger. of course, you can get more of the bates family this friday at 9:00 on a special "20/20" "my extraordinary family." >>> and just ahead for us, our own bill weir will be coming to us with the latest results from the london games, and we'll look at an underground craze for a different kind of shiny olympic medal. ♪ [music plays] ♪ [music plays] ♪ [music plays] i know what it's like to hire people and to make ends meet. from those experiences, i had the chance of running the olympics. the games were in real trouble. there been way too much spending. and in massachusetts i found a budget that was badly out of balance. our legislature was 85% d

that is exactly what happened to a a man in knoxville, tennessee. so what did he do? >> i calmly and slowly turned on the turn signal, pulled off the road, set the brake, turned on the hazards, looked in the mirrors to make sure there was nothing coming in the lane beside me and then bolted from the car as quickly as i could. >> it scared him so much he lost all of his hair. that car was towed away to a dealer and mechanic. they spent hours taking it apart to get the snake out easily as they could. sadly the animal did not survive. you see, though, it wasn't a very big snake at all. did you hear earlier what i said i would have done in this situation? >> no. >> scream like a little girl. >> me too. >> not a big fan of snakes. you have got an energetic friend with us. this is my dog skip. >> looks like skip from the movie. this is bonnie, a rat terrier, jack russell mix. >> a jack rat. this is a special dog because this wasn't a surrender. >> she was lost which is very sad. in a way i'm not surprised because she has a lot of energy. she could have just taken off. she d

the three activists appeared before a magistrate judge in knoxville on thursday. the facility will remain shut down until next week. u.s. officials have maintained no nuclear material was compromised, but experts have marveled at how a small group could have infiltrated the high- risk site. one investigator called it the worst breach of security they had ever seen. the measure would have directed the department of homeland security to conduct cybersecurity risk assessments of critical infrastructure and carry out responses. the bill had been updated to reflect a number of privacy concerns after president obama threatened a veto earlier this year. the new provisions called for annual disclosures of the information collected by government agencies and would grant u.s. citizens to sue in cases of violation. the obama administration has confirmed it will oppose any proposal that and the regulatory control of the internet to the united nations. proposals to circulatin a new pe u.s. said it would continue with its current system of oversight by the department of commerc

across the country, gas prices jumped over the weekend to average of $3.76 a gallon for drivers in knoxville, tennessee, the threat of isaac is suspected prices up 10 cents since last week. >>> people in haiti are struggling to clean up from isaac's deadly toll. the storm killed at least eight people including two children. more than 14,000 haitians have left their homes. thousands more are living in temporary shelters. hundreds of homes were damaged as floodwaters in some areas raised to waist-high levels. >>> in japan, flooding rains of the typhoon have hit okinawa. thousands without power. strong winds pounding the area. schools and government offices are closed because of the blackouts. about 25,000 u.s. troops are stationed on the island. >>> the coast guard is hoping to have shipping traffic moving again on the mississippi river after a barge got stuck over the weekend. that barge ran past buoys that marked the shipping channel near greenville, mississippi. 18 vessels were waiting to head north. 21 waited to head south. water levels, as we reported last week, had been fluctuating wildl

interstate.the snake poppee up in jim tipton's car during knoxville's rush hour raffic.ton says he reacted as 3 anyone might in ttat siitation. ((i calmly nd slowly turned on the turn signal, pulled off the road, set the brake, in the mirror to make sure the lane beside me and then bblted frrm the car as quickly as i could..) could.))tipton called the highway patrol for help and when they couldn't find it... he called a tow truck. mechanics sppnt pours taking apart the dash... before thee finally found the tiny coon snake. survive its interstate adventure. he made their day... day...what clint eastwood told aa "emmty chair" at the republican natiooal &pconvention... that's got people talking, this morning. morning. yoo're watching fox 45 morning news.. all local.. ((break 1)). 3 3 3 3 3 3 the army private accused of leaking thousands of military secrets...now has a time frame for is trial. trial.when bradlly manning is expeeted to enter a courtroom . . and uu ext... the manyydeep fried foods you can try... at the state fair... next in your homettwn hotspot. you'rr watchi

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knoxville, in caller: good morning, libby. i cannot hear you. host: we can hear you. caller: i would like to talk about the convention and all the lies that are being told. i have this one thing about me. how can this country trust anybody who would stand up there and tell a lie after lie? what does that say about us as a people? are we that gullible? are we that insensitive to the needs of others? can we not see through the lies? especially from paul ryan. one of the big obstructionists in the senate. still he gets on television and talks about all that our current president has not done. yet they do not say why none of these things have been accomplished. when a statement is made after inauguration to make this president a one-term president and that's what this republican party has said and as set out to do and has been instrumental in doing, so how can anybody trust a party that is so prejudiced against the color of a man's skin that they're not willing to give him a chance? host: let's listen to more from want represented paul ryan said last night. onre's been a

where else would you go -- to knoxville or to atlanta or to boise, idaho, or casper, wyoming? you'd go to new york! where else would you come? and they came. this was a city that had a reputation of feeding and clothing anybody who couldn't make his own way, but it never was prepared for this. then at the same time you had into new york from san juan, they came on the so-called chicory lights. it came in late night flights from san juan, loaded to the gunwales. they landed -- the airport then was called idlewild, not even kennedy. the cold wind would blow across the tarmac from the atlantic ocean across jamaica bay, whip across them as they came out of these planes dressed in short-sleeved sport shirts and flowered summer dresses, the women. somebody from the bronx would run up and throw a coat around them. i remember there was the fellow mentioned here -- jimmy cannon wrote that they were summer people in winter clothes, coming into new york. these two from san juan and from the south together formed the greatest number of people to enter the city of new york that we ever had

like the johnny knoxville of dogs. >> just when you think not another animal video, they show one anding for it in the olympic park. >> the two places are drastically different but offer something hardly ever experienced today, the actual sound of silence. deep in the rain forest of olympic national park in the northwest corner of washington state, there's a place that to gordon hempton means everything, because there is nothing. >> once where it was just silence was a drain for a long time. >> this tiny plot of land, a five-hour drive from seattle, a two-hour hike after that, is what hempton says is the single quietest place in the lower 48 states. why is this area so quiet? >> well, because it's in the corner of the united states and it also gets so much cloud cover. >> once we approach the location, hempton allows no one to speak. >> if you speak or you stir light, if i catch you checking your e-mail or anything like that, you're going to get the look that will haunt you for the rest of your life, so don't you try it. >> you want no sound like that. >> actually, i want only the sou

five are off to college, they still live under one roof in knoxville, tennessee., the duggars, their story is about to be showcased in a new series. "the united bates of america." that's why they have come to "good morning america." where subway rides can be nerve-racking. >> i heard stories that the doors close quickly. i picture in my mind somebody getting left behind. >> and menus can be sticker shocking. >> i think it must be very good. >> reporter: for a family who dresses modestly, the manhattan sun worshipers were downright shocking. what did you make of the male sunbathers? >> there were a few guys laying in the park. and they forgot most of their clothes. >> reporter: did you notice the women? >>> we're so happy to have the bates family with us. we built special seating to accommodate all of them. they're seated according to age, starting with mom and dad, kelly jo and jill. then, alyssa, tori, josie, katie, jackson, warden, isaiah,edisaiah, alaley, katie and jeb. i know you describe your life as a simple life. i don't know how simple with 19 kids. what m

we have people in knoxville, which is nearby, howell neil and chris mary ann, that if you say something negative about obama, that he's a dumb president, they don't want you to say it. so i am appreciative of the -- of cnn. of cnn. of this station. thank you very much. host: dave levinthal, me evenings dollars the schedule is changing up for the rnc and we're losing monday as a day. how much impact to you -- do you think that will have from things? guest: certainly from a procedural standpoint it will have some effect on the way the convention is actually going to go. you're going to look at the schedule being condensed, perhaps they're going to be able to get all speakers in but when you have fewer days or hours to fit in the same amount of people you want logically you're going to have to really rejigger things a bit in order to get those voices in. perhaps shorter speeches, some that might not appear in prime time or in the slot that they were supposed to go in. so again, from that standpoint, there is going to be some effect. from a financial effect t. remains to be seen as to wheth

out of new orleans at the time. 5000 of those were evacuated by air, and they went to cities like knoxville, louisville, and how could we bring in enough airplanes into the airport and get these people out? it was only done by transcom, who did an amazing job to fight excess aircraft. the number of aircraft waiting for some assignment today is almost zero. at the other end of the state, where it is more difficult to evacuate by ambulance, there were 66 patients who were critical care patients. doctors were making life or death decisions. might they died by the process of a decoration? i was on the phone with a general, plugged into a commander on the deck in louisiana, past the point in which the wind was heard in the back, waiting for the last ambulance derived, and they were met by critical care transport teams. 10 of those teams evacuated 66, a small number, but every one of them survived. very well they could have died if they had stayed in the hospital and lost power and care. 12 days later, a hurricane season, and we were at hurricane ike, a category four was headed for houston. talk

republican line -- knoxville, tennessee. republican line. caller: i do not agree with the study.f three classmates all over the country -- i have three classmates all over the country that are millionaires. the problems, electricians, and those people, if they stay out of universities and do not borrow that money you can be a wealthy person without going to college. i knew a man that was an apprentice to elevator inspections and repairs, and he has two houses. the reason they are fascinated with college in this country and the president is talking about college degrees is work from jim demint shows that about 50% and. as republican or democrat, and when they graduate, it is reversed, at 80 percent democrat, 20 percent -- 80% democrat, 20% republican. the faculty was 100-to-one. host: your response to that, anthony carnevale? guest: it is true that in the american system, the labor market, has always been more democratic than the college education system in the sense that it is awfully hard to get into harvard if you had low test scores and bad grades, but you can go into the econ

por twitter, me gustaría probar esta cerveza, porque de los dichosos son las personas que están en knoxvilleuenta en un camión. >>> qué bárbaro. >>> hola, soy melquiades Álvarez y vengoi de la isla de puerto rico, ahí se baila de todo, pero nos especializamos en el reggaeton ♪. ♪. >>> dale, dale. >>> venga, chiky, dale ♪. >>> dale más gasolina >>> ay, ay, ay. >>> pero qué lindo. >>> estoy guardando mi energía para el final. >>> calentando los motores para lo que pasará hoy enn despierta américa. >>> energía, es que este grupo de señores tenga para hacer esto, porque es un grupo de ciudadanos de la tercera edad que recaudan fondos para lavar carros, además recaudan los fondos para ayudarse ellos mismos, muchos de ellos viven en asilos y también se sienten útiles, eso es muy importante, en todas las edades, además la gente fascinada que fueran parte dfel evento, dicen que muchos jóvenes llegaron a ayudar, pero no tenían la misma energía que ellos. >>> para lavar un carro hay que tener experiencia y ellos la tienen. >>> la edad es cuestión de años. >>> ay, qué malo, quiero contarles de esto que

. >> reporter: president obama stopped by a small coffee shop in knoxville, iowa, to grab a light breakfast of each muffin and a scinnamon roll. >> reporter: and highlight the role small business is doing to help rebound. >> this is what small business america is all about. >> reporter: on the second day of the president's iowa bus tour where he shifted his message from drought relief to renewable energy, mr. obama found a way to connect wind power to his gop rival's dog, sha mus. >>overnor romney even explained his energy policy this way. i'm quoting here, you can't drive a car with a windmill on it. i don't know if he's actually tried that. i know he's had other things on his car. >> reporter: that was a not-so-subtle reference to the incident where the romney family strapped its dog to the roof of the car. those comments drew a sharp rebuke from romney campaign spokesman ryan williams. "president obama continues to embarrass himself and diminish his office with his unpresidential behavior. in a state that gets 20% of its electricity in wind power, the president also criticized governor r

out of new orleans at the time. 5000 of those were evacuated by air, and they went to cities like knoxvillelouisville, and how could we bring in enough airplanes into the airport and get these people out? it was only done by transcom, who did an amazing job to fight excess aircraft. the number of aircraft waiting for some assignment today is almost zero. at the other end of the state, where it is more difficult to evacuate by ambulance, there were 66 patients who were critical care patients. doctors were making life or death decisions. might they died by the process of a decoration? i was on the phone with a general, plugged into a commander on the deck in louisiana, past the point in which the wind was heard in the back, waiting for the last ambulance derived, and they were met by critical care transport teams. 10 of those teams evacuated 66, a small number, but every one of them survived. very well they could have died if they had stayed in the hospital and lost power and care. 12 days later, a hurricane season, and we were at hurricane ike, a category four was headed for houston. talk ab

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out of new orleans at the time. 5000 of those were evacuated by air, and they went to cities like knoxville, louisville, and how could we bring in enough airplanes into the airport and get these people out? it was only done by transcom, who did an amazing job to fight excess aircraft. the number of aircraft waiting for some assignment today is almost zero. at the other end of the state, where it is more difficult to evacuate by ambulance, there were 66 patients who were critical care patients. doctors were making life or death decisions. might they died by the process of a decoration? i was on the phone with a general, plugged into a commander on the deck in louisiana, past the point in which the wind was heard in the back, waiting for the last ambulance derived, and they were met by critical care transport teams. 10 of those teams evacuated 66, a small number, but every one of them survived. very well they could have died if they had stayed in the hospital and lost power and care. 12 days later, a hurricane season, and we were at hurricane ike, a category four was headed for houston. talk

>> douglas, knoxville, tenn., what do you say about this thick of congressman paul ryan? >> i voted for barack obama, and i was calling to set this out because of my disappointment in what has happened, but by making the selection they put me squarely back into the barack obama camp. i'm 54 years old. paul ryan budget says if you are 55, you get to keep, but if -- your money, but if you're 54, we give the money back to the wealthy and you will find for yourself. you have 11 years to put money aside for your retirement. paul ryan is in it for the rich folks. i am not a rich man. i voted for the republicans in the primaries, but by making this choice this man will literally killed tens of thousands of people to save taxes for the wealthy. i can now sit in the south won this is the stark choice. barack obama might not be the best and i might have to pinch my nose to vote for him, the one i see paul ryan, i am gone with it. >> -- but when i see paul ryan, i am done with it. >> we appreciate your call. "the new york times" points out that the report between paul ryan and mitt