she'd called him from downtown knoxville asking for help.gating plans had gone awry and she'd wanted to go home and change her clothes. she needed a ride to her car, which had been left at a restaurant the night before. shawn said he agreed to give her a lift but said they went to a bar to watch the game first. >> he had picked her up and they'd went to, i think, wild wings and buffalo wild wings. it's two different restaurants within the same square mile of each other. >> reporter: shawn said he then dropped brooke off at her car in the parking lot where she'd left it. >> did he say he didn't know where she went after that? >> he was at home. he said he didn't know where she went. >> reporter: so had brooke met her killer there in the parking lot or some time later? perhaps she left to meet up with that other guy she'd been texting, daniel hawkins. but as far as investigators knew, shawn smoot was the last person to have seen brooke alive. and as investigators checked out his story, something wasn't adding up. >> so is this one of the first

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. >>> jim, my name is grayson from knoxville, tennessee, begin the market losses yesterday and boeingas a key stock driving the market down, what do you think the future holds for boeing >> boeing is one of the things that i regard as being unquantifiable i can't get my hands around it because say i buy it if you notice the process tomorrow in the paper there is something negative and i can't control the narrative but more importantly they can't control the narrative and that is too early to buy boeing which is a great american manufacturer and i do have faith. tennessee, well done. >> jim, kirsten from new york. how are you doing. >> automatic good. how are you? >> great booyah >> booyah. >> i recently attended a cybersecurity conference in new york and one of the quotes of the presenters was breaches will happen it is not a matter of if, but when and how often what are you thoughts on the stock sim antic. >> since rick hill took over three months ago, i think everything is going right. you know that hawk tain tried to buy the company. it looks like rick wanted 28 and they were willi

nbc news, knoxville, tennessee >> so great to see we're back in a moment with some thoughts on a tough week in america. >>> finally tonight we're all still bewildered and saddened from last weekend's mass shootings in el paso and dayton. and we want to leave you with some thoughts on this from harry smith, along with the names of some of those who died in the most deadly mass shootings since parkland >> city by city, school by school, the idea that it can't happen here gets erased and erased again the anguish and suffering strewn across community after community is an epidemic, an epidemic so virulent the medical community views it as a public health crisis astounding to us so little has been done to combat it with each new mass shooting, cries for change ring out. and with each act of terrifying violence, they are drowned out by the silence of our response we are told it is unreasonable to equate these acts with the number of ultra effective killing machines that the gun lobby has made so easy for americans to purchase. and gun rights defenders point to instances where armed civilians

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and the noble's enterprise of modern times robert haynes, 1936 addressed to the knoxville conventions which was published in 2016. they also published an article in historian title gradual emancipator. the paradox of john floyd. that was published in 2016. does mr. kelly seem familiar to any of you? you may river he was a student assistant at east tennessee. >> thank you for the introduction. i appreciated. happy to be here. >> is inauguration day. is on the u.s. capital and address and press the nation. outgoing president john tyler had a resolution. they bank casting their eyes. his address at only cheered an exception, but he used it to articulate for the nation. is a population has expanded the union has been cemented and strengthened. our proposition has been spread over a large surface. we acquired additional strength and security. is a shall be extended, the bonds of our union so far for being we can will become stronger. the president polk strength dependent on expansion. the connection between polk had not gone unnoticed. and art of expansion, and expansion is present only a

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there are technology hubs all over this country writing from rochester to knoxville, tennessee.that are ready to take the next step to compete with the cities on the coast. david: it is generous of you not just limited to cambridge and berkeley and stanford. why does that make it a better program -- if you go to pittsburgh and tucson and places like that? there is a good track record of those places doing well. jonathan: there are two arguments. the first is that the reason and mike you better is there is a norma's -- reason it might do better is there a norm -- there is a norma's untapped potential. kids growing up in the cities who do not get the resources. cities were adults are patenting kids grow up and tend to be inventors. if you want to get more resources into what we need, which is research and developing, you have to spread it around. you have to recognize science policy is develop a policy. science policy is jobs policy. we do not need those jobs in boston and new york and washington and l.a. and san francisco and seattle. we need those jobs in upstate new york in the

. >> dana: your friend from knoxville. >> yes. aka cain from the wwe.lou ferrigno on, snoop doi dog. >> what kind of feedback you get something. >> it's deeper than people intended. >> dana: you said cane helped you and others try to figure out how to be smart with your money. >> he was phenomenal with that and life lessons. fiscal specialty and make sure you have other ideas of what's going on. >> dana: i look forward to being with you tomorrow night. thanks for being with us here on "the daily briefing." that's it for us. have a good weekend. here's trace gallagher in for shep. >> gaining strength and taking aim. exactly where hurricane dorian hits is still anybody's guess. forecasters now warning millions of people along florida's east coast to be ready for the worst. i'm trace gallagher in for shepard smith. dorian upgraded to a major hurricane in the last hour. it's now a category three. it will be a monster category four before going ashore. people are going to store to find rows of empty shelves. supermarkets running out of bottled water and some

this time it was outside a grocery store in knoxville, tennessee. we know it was a young child.ut we know this is the time of year we see these things happen when the temperatures are so high. and this weekend more than 50 million people in the south are under excessive heat alerts so please, please, please, check your car before you get out. >> absolutely. absolutely. for the very latest on the record heat to meteorologist allison chinchar. >>> i want people to understand this doesn't just happen -- you hear when people go to work for six to eight hours and you know that's obviously going to do something, but you don't need six to eight hours. in many case this is can happen in less than 30 minutes. let's break down the time lines. if the outside temperature is 90 degrees, in just ten minutes the outside of the car temperature jumps to 109. now we fast forward a little bit more. make it 30 minutes in a car where the outside temperature is 90. now the inside of that car jumps to 124 degrees. at a temperature like that, your internal organs will begin to start to shut down. now f

if you don't know the area, we are talking about halfway between charlotte and knoxville. plane, by the way, if you see the pictures of the smoke, the plane had about a thousand gallons of fuel on board. authorities say a significant amount of that leak. you can see that from the fire. the status that looks, we are being told right now that dale earnhardt jr., his wife and young daughter and all the passengers suffered only minor injuries. there was some video showing dale earnhardt jr.. they were putting a neck brace around his neck. it appeared that he was lifting his head on his own. his sister, also his business partner, kelly earnhardt tweeted the following. "i can confirm that they were involved in a crash in bristol, tennessee. everyone is safe and has been taken to the hospital for further evaluation. we have no further information at this time. thank you for understanding." >> we do not know the severity of the injuries, but we do know that everyone who was on the plane got off the plane. those who don't know, of course, dale earnhardt jr., 18 year career, 12 dayt

bragg fails to take knoxville, tennessee. two campaigns in the east you hardly hear about. people think they did not do anything for 10 months. that is not the case. you have the bristol campaign of runber 1863,t he mine campaign of 1863. they were not of much consequence. i am trying to cover it all, and you can't. you have nathan bedford's forest, others, some given all the way into ohio, some disrupting union lines. how thisa story about guy donald out of prison. -- tunneled out of prison. 1861 was the bloodiest year in american history. here we come into 1964 that will make the others look like a warm-up. the union is well supplied. supplies the food and they need. the confederates are having a tough time. the confederacy is shrinking. it is tough for them to harvest. it is incredible how well they are able to write. this -- to fight. this photo one of many taken in 1864. grant comes up with a five prompt plan -- pronged plan. unfortunately his first three will completely fail. if you have heard of the red river campaign, you know that is not going to go well. go throug

. >> and from evans in knoxville, tennessee.get >> love it i think a lot of people wanted to fade it after that huge upside move post earnings, and then disney announced that they're going to be putting disney stores within target, 25 of them this year, another 40 next year. i would not get out of this stock. >> okay. >>> up next, we're joined by one of the best race car drivers of his time, kurt busch is here steve weiss was raising his hand, but no, it's not you it's him kurt busch joins us next we're talking about nascar's growth, how he is supporting our veterans, which you'll definitely want to hear about, that is straight ahead on the "halftime report." let's do it. ♪ come on. this summer, add a new member to the family. hurry in and lease the glc 300 suv for just $419 a month with credit toward your first month's payment at the mercedes-benz summer event. going on now. >>> welcome back to the "halftime report." the race is on for nascar's top prize with just about two and a half months to go in the current season our next

recession crisis in 1861 and the noblest enterprise of modern times, robert y hands 1936 address to the knoxville convention which was published in 2016. he also published an article called ardent nola fire and a gradual emancipator, the paradox of virginia gov. john floyd published in 2016. if this seems familiar you may remember that he was a student assistant in the fall of 2014. >>> thank you so much for the introduction. i'm really happy to be here. on a rainy march 4, inauguration day, james k polk stood on the capital and addressed the nation. pres. john tyler signed a congressional resolution three days before to annex texas in an enormous victory for democrats who have been casting their eyes on texas since before the presidency. he not only cheered it annexation but used it to articulate his expansionist vision for the nation. as the population has expanded the union has been strengthened. as boundaries have been enlarged and agricultural population has been spread over a large surface, our system has acquired additional strength and security. as it shall be extended, the bonds of our u

gabriella pagan of our station in knoxville, tennessee, has the story. >> for me, it's all brand-new,bi, working kidnapping cases. trying to find the kidnapped person, the victim. i was very excited being part of it. >> reporter: agent sawers was a young agent, two months in the field, when he was working a lead on that kidnapping, interviewing someone who had been pulled over, deciding to take a look at the suspect's house. >> she still had not confessed to kidnapping the baby. in her house we found some indications that maybe she was part of the kidnapping. we went and talked to her 13-year-old stepdaughter. the 13-year-old stepdaughter immediately started crying and said that she didn't know where the baby was at. >> reporter: now knowing they had the right person, sowers hopped in a police car to be taken to where the kidnapped baby was being held. >> it's interesting. over my 22-year career, when people ask me highlights of my career, i would always mention this, that i pulled a baby out of a box. but never really focused on it because it was just one of the things that we do. >>

haynes 1936 address to the knoxville convention, which was published in 2016. he has also published an article in the southern historian titled ardent nullifier and gradualer manslaughter pater the paradox of virginia governor john floyd, and that was published in 2016. if mr. kelley seems familiar to any of you, you may remember he was a student assistant at the journal of east tennessee history in the fall of 2014. mr. kelley. >> that you so much for the introduction. i really appreciate it. happy to be here. on a rainy march 4th, 1825, his inauguration day, james k. polk sat on the east portico of the u.s. capital and addressed the nation. outgoing president john tyler signed a congressional resolution three days before to an ex texas, enorm as victory. his inaugural address polk not only cheered annexation but used it as a vision for the nation. as our population has expanded, the union has been cemented and strengthened. as our boundaries have been enlarged and agriculture population has been spread over a large surface our fettered system has acquired str

deep in the foothills of the smoky mountains of 50 miles south of knoxville sits an american ound.system drenched in history. cherokee indians used it as a shelter in the 1820s. >> this is authentic writing from the civil war. >> reporter: and confederate some juries use the cave's soils to make gun powder. >> you remember this. >> yes. >> reporter: tour guide savannah dalton is apart of that rich history. her grandmother and great aunt played down here as children. >> reporter: that cave system leads to the main attraction, the lake. the lake was discovered by a 13-year-old boy who crawled up to a tunnel before he dropped down into the lake himself and waited out until deep water. it was of course a lot smaller when he came through. we blasted it out since. >> here it is everyone. >> reporter: because of his discovery the lost sea adventure sees 50,000 tourists a year from all over the world. >> did you have fun? >> high five all around. >> reporter: a boat ferry visitors across the clear water. >> you can dip your fingers into the cold lake. >> you feel the 56 degrees water. >> i

the knoxville sentinel reports an intense manhunt continues for an escaped prisoner accused of killing a prison administrator. authorities say curtis watson was on lawn mowing duty when he raped and strangled debra johnson at her house at the west tennessee state penitentry wednesday. he was served a 15-year sentence for kidnapping his wife. >>> the bbc reports the death toll has climbed following a rocket explosion in raush. local residents used i dean to reduce the effects of radiation exposure. this is the second incident. on monday one person was kill and eight others hurt at a military warehouse in siberia is. >>> "the clarion-ledger" in jackson, mississippi, reports one of the food processing plants involved the largest immigration raid in the past decade in the u.s. they detained 680 workers from seven plants on wednesday. more than 240 employees were swept up at coke. the company says it screens employees through the federal government database everify. >>> the boston gloen reports rosie ruiz was stroichd her victory who has died. it was revealed she took the subway for part of

damaging winds along that cold front stretches from kentucky to tennessee, including nashville and knoxville over to washington, d.c. flash flood alerts for philadelphia. david. >> thanks. >>> we turn to the battle over immigration. a new move by the trump administration would change the rules on who gets to stay in the u.s. and they'll be looking at whether they have ever used public assistance or might use it in the future. let's get right to cecilia vega live at the white house with much more. as you know, a lot of anger over what some say the administration is really trying to do here. >> reporter: david, good morning, a lot of anger. now a lot of lawsuit athlete lat well. we are not talking about people in this country illegally, undocumented immigrants. these are people who are trying to obtain permanent status in the united states and if they are struggling financially, these new rules will make it much harder to stay. this morning, outrage over president trump's immigration crackdown. >> it's one consistent show of a president who is a racist and basically wants a whiter, wealthier n

the surprise reunion took place friday in knoxville, tennessee, at his fbi retirement ceremony.> bill: love that. good stuff from tennessee. the "newsroom news vault" real quickly, the vault opens today on the golden bear. jack nicklaus set a record in 1973 when he won his 14th major. to this day he still holds the record for major victories. he was later named golfer of the century. top that, huh? went on to play for two more decades, but his career began 46 years ago today. all good men are from ohio, smitty. >> sandra: oh! if i haven't learned that by no now, william hemmer! [laughs] ohio does produce good people. thank you for starting your week with us, everybody pray will be back here tomorrow. "outnumbered" starts now. >> melissa: fox news alert, attorney general bill barr saying there were "serious irregularities" at the jail where jeffrey epstein died while in federal custody. this, as the justice department want is an investigation and we with the autopsy results for the disgraced multimillionaire. this is "outnumbered." i'm melissa francis. here today, host of "kenned

in tennessee you go to memphis, areville, knoxville, they democrat mayors.tate is a republican state. when i lived in nashville there were two skyscrapers downtown and they were 30 stories tall. you come now and there 15 skyscrapers downtown. give to the last caller, those buildings are basically banks and insurance companies downtown, but i was always raised you can't fight city hall , but let me tell you something, president trump has done but the republicans couldn't do, what the democrats couldn't do and if we don't structurally change the way we operate in the world, china is going to have the industry, no one will buy from us and we are going to be the third world country you are already seeing it in rural america and urban cities. jobs are leaving the country. that cannot be sustained. it's no different from the house. if you make 100 grand a year and are living off of that and all of a sudden you lose your job and are living off nothing, life changes as you know it. that's the new america if we don't let donald trump do it. i would vote for him for a

some of those storms could turn severe later on today if you live in knoxville and nashville, towardsll very hot for our friends in houston, texas across the gulf coast and parts of the south. okay, wave to pete and ainsley and griff my friends. ainsley: hi, everyone good morning. thanks, janice. 43 minutes after the top of the hour. the next story is something that you never expect to see. disturbing video showing two nursing home aids aparenting taunting a 91-year-old resident who is suffering from dementia. you can see here one of the aids repeatedly putting a hospital gown on top of margaret collins as she swats it away. the other aid is recording it with the caption margaret hates gowns. >> two aids were fired and charged with misdemeanor disorderly conduct. now collins' family is suing the home and staffers. pete: joining us now is margaret collins daughter joan bebow and margaret black. joan, disturbing to watch. i can't imagine what it was like to see yourself. first of all, how did this come out? how did you learn of this? >> a former employee of the nursing home saw the vide

the next couple of days, senator warren's facebook page says she is holding barnstorming events in knoxville and chattanooga, tennessee. as well as dallas and fort worth, texas. campaign 2020. watch our live coverage of the presidential candidates on the campaign trail. and make up your own mind. these bands campaign 2020, your unfiltered view of politics. announcer: here's the president and first lady arriving earlier today in the seaside resort city of the ritz, france, near the spanish border. biarritz. he is joining the french prime minister along with g-7 officials for meetings about policy, the environment, and trade. there is an opening dinner this evening, welcoming ceremony tomorrow morning, followed by several one-on-one meetings with leaders and a g-7 group photo. announcer: from the airport the president one to the