the move will leave a coverage gap in knoxville, tennessee. right now, humana is the only insurer on the obamacare exchange in the knoxville area. humana is the first major insurer to announce.. it will fully exit the affordable care act. this week's announcement humana scrapped its plans for a merger with aetna. a federal judge blocked the deal, saying it would endanger customers. coming up-- breaking news about an apparent assassination in the middle of a malaysian airport. more arrests made overnight. what investigators are saying about claims that north korea may be involved.. today: partly cloudy. cold & blustery. highs: 39-43 feels: 24-32 winds: nw 10-20 g 30 mph tonight: partly cloudy. lighter winds. lows: 22-29 winds: nw 5-10 mph friday: partly to mostly sunny. light winds. highs: 48-53 winds: wsw 5 mph coming up-- two thieves steal a group of puppies in the middle of the night. no-- we aren't talking about a disney movie. long to track them down. the amazing story.. coming up. are in custody in malaysia, in connection to the apparent

knoxville. we have a crash reported by some callers, keeping an eye on this one. going to make some calls on that. middletown road at 228 there berry road, malfunctioning traffic lights at that intersection. you've got to slow down through there. work zone blocking the right lane and right now beltway at branch avenue inner and outer loop rolling along just fine. >>> thank you. developing this morning, fairfax county police say a 16-year-old girl and her five month old baby are in danger. she went missing two weeks ago with her son aiden. >> we're live at the district police station with more on why it took police so long to publicize this case. >> reporter: well, eun, initially they thought the mother and baby had left with the baby's father voluntarily. in the last 24 hours we have le case anymore. so let's take you back to the beginning. we're talking mid january. and her mom wakes up to find that the teen and the baby are no longer in the house. so she calls police, she files a missing persons report. a family friend that we spoke to says the pair left with no

it's saturday, and in iowa that means sprint car racing at knoxville raceway. don't be fooled. the average sprint car can reach speeds of up to 140 miles per hour. it's a family tradition that mike houseman has carried on for more than eight years. >> sprint cars are probably the most powerful dirt car there is. my dad raced for like 25 years. mainly here in knoxville. my brother races now. my cousin raced, my grandpa raced. so it's a big kind of family deal with us. >> but on this night, the family dynasty almost comes to a tragic end. >> i remember the start of the race, starting up front, i remember running a few laps under green, then battling with another car side by side. he kept getting closer and closer to me. >> the two drivers jockey back and forth for the lead until mike suddenly realizes something is wrong. >> one lap i didn't see him. i just felt a hard impact. the next thing i knew i was in the air. >> trouble. >> while i was in the air, i could feel my tank had ruptured. i started feeling the fuel dump on me. >> mike's sprint car lands right side

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this is local motors' micro-factory at its facility in knoxville, tennessee. greg haye says there is still a long way to go before the company's cars enter production. >> this is the starting point. this is what was developed almost two years ago. in parallel, we are working on materials development, where we have about 70 materials that we are going through and characterizing for specific applications. reporter: material testing is ongoing, but one day tailored vehicles will probably be made to customer specifications in micro-factories. this is a prototype of the firm's strati electric car. it's not yet certified to hit the road in the real world. industry analysts see 3d printing as the future in the auto industry. >> this is really a game-changing technology -- down the road. we're not making dies and tools and moulds. you're making the part itself. it'll cut out casting for the dies. it'll cut out the tool and die-maker. it'll cut out machining. it will make it much quicker to go from drawings to manufactured parts. reporter: the printing process isn't fa

we see knoxville 50 and little warmer air eventually gets back in here starting next tuesday. actually monday doesn't look bad as well. back to the future. or back to the present. 37 overnight tonight for the district and we may be able to slip down closer to freezing mark in frederick and hagerstown again will very much factor into the cloud cover and we think the clouds will depart by morning which means plenty of sunshine for thursday. notice this a little breezeic kicking up especially into the afternoon with gusts that might be over 15, 25 miless an hour occasionally to 0. that means temperatures range from near 40 in suburbs north to about 49 in the district. we'll definitely feel a little colder. just show you quickly breezes and jump to 7 day. nothing you have not felt before. but when it's in the 40s you can notice those breezes and they'll continue us through most of the day. "fox5" accuweather 7-day forecast chillier for friday at 42 and cold are still for saturday and plenty of sunshine. and on sunday we got maybe a slight chance of little bit of mixed precipitatio

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i want to keep blue rinl mountains and and if we can build one nuclear power plant in knoxville, we don't have to, you know, do this. on lan conservation but i'm worried about this administration taking us back 20 years through all this hard-earned legislation and global accords and then when he's gone we are going to have to work our way back up and we are going to lose precious time. >> let's see if we can get a couple of questions. i need you to stand up and shout it out and i am going to repeat it. yes, right there. stand up. yes. >> and shout. [inaudible] >> who is in charge of packaging? >> nobody. >> actually the consumer f the consumer choses not to. packaging. >> it is the single biggest component in our landfills, packages and containers. you may think it's getting recycled. if you look at the stream of different types of things, packages and containers followed by food wastes, two totally controllable things on behavior and choices, that said, a number of major corporations in the retail are demanding smaller packages, so one of the reasons, for instance, we have -- have you no

i voted for trump. >> from here to knoxville.ople think people on affordable care act, it's people like me, it saved my life. >> everybody should get the care they need. >> i'm still here. i'm still fighting. tell congress -- >> save his care. >> so, of course, the question now, how much of the protests we are seeing over the health care law is real and will actually show up at the ballot box and how much is an organized protest. mika? >> casey hunt, thank you very much. "the washington post" writes, the next dnc chair will have a huge opportunity and a huge burden. the most striking aspect of the vast and swiftly organized movement againls president trump is how little it had to do with the democratic party. whoever is elected to chair the democratic national committee this weekend should draw two conclusions from this and they are intention. first, the anti-trump effort mote vaded by a world view diverse in philosophy and experience. trump insights antagonism from the center and the left, second democratic leaders need to organ

. >> american airlines flight made an emergency landing outside knoxville, tennessee, following a bomb scare. passengers were evacuated. >> the hoist took less than a minute to steal more than $200,000 in jewels. >> former nasa astronaut buzz aldrin and bill nye the science sky made their runway debut. >> brent muss goeringer put the exclamation point on 50 years of broadcasting. >> maybe you'll pay me a visit out of my new place in las vegas. we can share a cold one and maybe a win or two. >> on "cbs this morning." >> jon stewart stops by "the late show." >> it has been 11 days, the presidency is supposed to age the president, not the public. >> announcer: this morning's eye opener is presented by toyota. let's go places. >>> welcome do "cbs this morning." federal judge neil gorsuch is president trump's pick to fill the vacancy of the supreme court. gorsuch has built a consistent, conservative record in his ten years as a judge. the president calls him a man who our country really needs. he says the nominee's qualifications are beyond dispute. >> the 49-year-old gorsuch is a member of

reporter: an american airlines flight in an emergency landing at the knoxville airport last night.there was a bomb threat. american airlines flight 18 of her was gone from charlotte to indianapolis in the carrier got the call after the plane landed passengers were evacuated. crews found no bomb or problems with the plane. but tesla model asked in the bmw fall short of getting the highest safety rating in new crash test. the assurances are highly safety tested 2017 models of both vehicles committed to earning the safety pick award given to vehicles that the highest rating in five different types of crash testing. they spoke after the closing bell today. social media company top and expect haitians for five quarters. today, analysts will look for the latest user numbers and how facebook plans to deal with unexpected following is growth this year. facebook is branching out into tv. "the wall street journal" developing its own app for streaming tv boxes. we shall see what they have to say later today. for other animal lovers out there come the out there come the three new breeds will b

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i love my popsy from here to knoxville. popsy had to see a doctor.at are on the affordable care act are gaming the system. it's just people like me. the affordable care act saved my life. everybody's popsy should get the care they need. i am still here and i am still fighting. tell congress: save my popsy's care. ♪ ♪ (music pla♪ throughout) announcer: get on your feet for the nastiest bull in the state of texas. ♪ ♪ (crowd cheers) ♪ >>> you know what? the establishment never saw it coming. the media, elites, insiders, everybody else, the status quo, they dismissed our president in every step of the way. in dismissing him, they also dismissed millions of the hard working men and woman who make this country great. >> this morning president trump will speak at the conference. the first to address cpac during his first year in office. the unlikely pair, steve bannon and chief of staff, reince priebus. bannon laid out his plan for the administration which he summed up as deconstruction. >> i line it up in three buckets, the first sovereignty, the second i

a little wet weather making its way through the southeast to shreveport, south of nashville and knoxvilleo terrible. we are going to see scattered showers and some scattered thunderstorms. behind that front, we're going to be looking at cooler weather, as well. let's move up to the north where we're still seeing more lake-effect snow and especially around lake ontario. we are talking some areas between now and saturday, 1 to 3 feet of snow. that is >>> good morning. tracking some rain earlier this morning that created some wet roads. here is a live look outside in oakland. cloudy skies although we are seeing peeks of sunshine in parts of the bay area especially the south bay. spotty rain will continue. we are seeing light rain in parts of the county and expect it to be off and on throughout the afternoon as well as tonight another wave of heavy rain moves in early tomorrow morning with some gusty winds. we will continue to track that. >> if you're heading out, find us in your car on sirius xm 108. >>> earlier this week, we talked to dakota johnson. this morning, natalie catches up with ch

first of all, a little bit of wet weather through the southeast, shreveport, south of nashville and knoxvilleing to see scattered showers and thunderstorms. behind that front we're going to be looking at cooler weather as well. let's move up to the north where we're still seeing more lake-effect snow, especially around lake ontario. we are talking some areas between now and saturday. 1 to 3 feet of snow. that is crazy. that's what going on arou country, herishas hag yr of e woo >>> good morning, everybody. i'm storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. i have a fair amount of sunshine getting through. otherwise, mostly cloudy skies. we'll get more and more sunshine as the day goes along. temperatures 30s to near 40 right now. as you're planning out the remainder of thursday, we'll get more and more sunshine. a bit of a gusty northwesterly wind, keep us feeling a little on the chilly side. then for tomorrow, another very cloudy day and cold, too. highs tomorrow only near 40. >> if you're heading out, xm channel 108. >> all right, al, thanks. all this week we are hearing from the stars of fifty sha

i love my popsy from here to knoxville. popsy had to see a doctor.fordable care act are gaming the system. it's just people like me. the affordable care act saved my life. everybody's popsy should get the care they need. i am still here and i am still fighting. tell congress: save my popsy's care. ♪ "how to win at business." step one: point decisively with the arm of your glasses. abracadabra. the stage is yours. step two: choose la quinta. the only hotel where you can redeem loyalty points for a free night-instantly and win at business. >>> it's only been one month in office. he's got four years. secondly, i think you have to take the man for his word that he wants to unify the country. it's hard with the news media being so split up. when i was president, you know, you mattered a lot more because there was like three of you. now, there's all kinds of information being bombarded out. people can say things anonymously. it's a different world. >> did you ever consider the media to be the enemy of the american people? >> i consider the media to be indi