knoxville's and the holsteins, to the knoxville baseball grounds. and it is said by dow that they won that first game by 17. i can't confirm it from another source, but it does hold true that the knoxville prevailed in that first game and immediately was issued the next week for a game and that game the hosts won the second match. now what i have found through the records, only four games that the holsteins and, the knoxville's played and dow said they most holsteins won some my research shows the knoxville's won just that first game you know the holsteins got better and better with each game and stomped the knoxville's in the stay in the in the city championship in november. 1867 by a score of 9225 i'm sure of those 25 now got two or three home runs. those injuries are such a lovely game. baseball, lots of injuries a lot freak injuries. our friend on the left, spencer munson, neighbor of james garfield, he was playing in the outfield when the ball was hit deep. he caught it lovely catch. and as he was going to throw the ball into the infield, peopl

grant's army, the tennessee burnside army of the ohio up near knoxville at that time, and rosecrans armyf the cumberland and the war department told grant he could either retain rosecrans as commander under him or. he could replace him, and that was not a hard decision for grant who had headed out for rosecrans from 62, stayed at shiloh in battle of corinth. that's another story. so rosecrans was out and grant names thomas the new commander of the army of the cumberland when word was telegraphed to thomas in chattanooga that he would be the new commander, his response was and bryan knows this well, i will hold the town till we starve, says the rock of chickamauga so grant in stevenson on october 21st and meets with rosecrans, who is on his way home to cincinnati, rosecrans explains the plan that had been developed to lift the siege. grant listened very intently to this and wondered privately why rosecrans didn't it? becausit seemed to him a pretty plan. the plan had actually been developed by william f baldy smith. a lot of a lot of people from the eastern theater in this in this talk th

but let's start with kathy park, in a really windy knoxville, tennessee, tennessee got hit so hard by this storm, what's the latest there with this winter blast you're feeling? >> i think we lost kathy's mic for just a second. >>> but let a turn to meteorologist michelle grossman, another winter storm is hitting the western u.s., how bad is it, a mess out west, looking at icy conditions, rain along the west coast, looking at heavy rain as well, this will move cross country. winter weather advisories, watches and ice storm warnings. we'll see some tricky travel out there. the rest of day the rain, the wind, the ice causing problems especially in oregon and washington. heavy snow for the cascades and the rockies measuring it in feet as we go throughout the day today and tomorrow. the blue, where the snow is falling. a new storm coming up out of the southeast, they'll merge, join forces and bring some snow to the northeast by friday. also looking at the mid west, by friday, light snow from the midwest to the mid-atlantic, like on monday, generally 1 to 3 inches in the tristate area, show

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. >> knoxville typically receives roughly four inches of snow for the entire winter season, but parts of the area buried in more than 8 inches just this week. >> reporter: digging out is a mounting task for residents in western new york, blasted by several feet of lake-effect snow and more on the way. one nonprofit is helping lighten the load. >> how do you ignore the fact that people have 70 inches of snow and, you know, the single moms, the widows, the elderly, they can't get out and even get to their mailbox. >> emilie ikeda is in buffalo at the airport. emilie, how is the weather impacting travel >> reporter: well, lester, across the country more than 1,000 flights have been canceled today, and another 6,900 delayed, and for those who do manage to make it to their destination, some may be met by other travel headaches upon arrival. lester >> emilie ikeda, thank you. >>> and more bone-chilling temperatures are in store for millions this weekend meteorologist angie lassman is with us angie, dare i ask, is there relief on the way? >> the good news, yes, but first we have to get throu

i love my wife and daughter and i want to get back to knoxville as soon as i can.e. all th stuff doesn't have much appeal to me. unfortunately, it has a great appeal to other people. host: on the line for democrats, dan, good morning. caller: good morning. i've got a few things here. the first one is -- on the people testifying against trump, over 95% of them have been republicans. secondly, if you want the american people to decide not to run, get rid of the electoral college. york. the gop says the crime rate is on the up, it's not, it's going the murder rate has gone down by 12%. that's since biden got in office, thank you very muc what? guest: i couldn't understand his first question as far as crime i just saw where they closed one of their schools to bring an illegal aliens and kick the kids out of the schools. as far as the murder rate goes, i don't have the statistics in front of me. i don't think you can blame a president or praise a president for what happens at the state level. we have states rights in this country so those kind of things i can name you h

snow also fell further south in knoxville, tennessee, where it caused this boat dock to collapse. and in several cities including bellingham, washington, schools were closed. residents urged to stay close to home and stay safe. this is the damage homeowners are dealing with in the portland area. many still do not have power, and so far 18 people have been treated at local emergency rooms for carbon monoxide poisoning. firefighters say some of them used generators and propane stoves to stay warm. carter evans, cbs news, portland. >> reporter: breaking overnight, the growing violence in the middle east. pakistan says it launched retaliatory air strikes on iran raising tensions between the neighboring countries and raising the threat of a wider conflict in the region. pakistan says it targeted terrorist activities in sistan and baluchestan province. the iranian officials say that seven people were killed, and they were not iranian citizens. the attack comes a day after pakistan recalled its ambassador to tehran because of tuesday's strikes by iran inside pakistan. now the u.s. milita

i listening and buster to only be entered in knoxville, tennessee can force israel the stop at toward indicator suggests that israel will continue the suppression. this requires the international community to take responsibility and it's.

meanwhile, down shoouth, they'r bracing for their first hits of winter, spots that rarely see winter, knoxvillememphis, even georgia. it's snowing at 3 inches an hour. you can't shovel it fast enough. it's a dry, powdery snow. meanwhile, new york city waits for the first inch of the season which may come later this week. >> mike seidel, i used to live in buffalo. we so appreciate you braving the weather for us. thank you. >>> this is the final weekend before tomorrow's iowa caucuses, but the extreme weather, which is negative 6 degrees right now, is prompting concerns about turnout there. a new cbs poll shows former president trump with a commanding lead among likely republican voters nationwide. cbs' robert costa is in des moines with more. robert, good evening to you. >> good evening, jericka. polls show former president trump is poised for a big win here, but that isn't discouraging trump's rivals. a frozen frenzy. republican presidential candidates and voters trudging through iowa on the eve of the gop caucuses in sub-zero temperatures. >> even though it's cold, if i do make a difference th

snow also fell further south in knoxville, tennessee, where it caused this boat dock to collapse.ingham, washington, schools were closed. residents urged to stay close to home and stay safe. this is the kind of damage that homeowners are dealing with, and many still don't have power in the portland area. so far 18 people have been treated at local emergency rooms for carbon monoxide poisoning. firefighters say some had used generators and portable propane stoves inside. norah? >> that's scary. carter evans, thank you. >>> now to donald trump's blowup inside a new york city courtroom where he is accused of defamation and could face a $10 million fine. donald trump has already been found liable for defamation and for sexually abusing e. jean carroll. cbs' errol barnett was there today. >> reporter: tonight the former president taking his defense to the cameras. >> i have no idea who she was and nor could i care less. >> reporter: despite this photo showing them socializing back in 1987, mr. trump continues to deny knowing e. jean carroll. inside the federal courthouse, mr. trump was

snow also fell further south in knoxville, tennessee, where it caused this boat dock to collapse bureaucratseveral cities, and putting belly in washington schools were closed. residents are urged to stay close to home and stay safe. this is the kind of damage that homeowners are dealing with and many still don't have power in the portland area. so far, 18 people have been treated at local emergency room for carbon monoxide poisoning. firefighters say some had used generators and portable propane stoves inside. norah? >> norah: that's scary. carter evans, thank you. that dangerous storm is heading across america, so here is 80 are all just mike bettes, from our partners at the weather channel. good evening, mike. >> norah, good evening. good news for the west. temperatures warming act ice is over in cities like portland but the snow is not, plenty of snow from the cascades to the colorado rockies. within that system gets a second life, if you will come across the midwest and the northeast going into thursday and friday. a wide swath of one to 3 inches of snow is expected with heavy amounts i

people have now died in tennessee as a result of the extreme conditions. 11in of snow falling in knoxville, wind chills plunging to 15 below zero. in alabama, ice covered roads made driving nearly impossible. all these cars left stranded after sliding off the road. this tractor trailer outside birmingham swerving in all directions before jackknifing into the guardrail, and this truck sliding down a driveway after it was put in park in chicago, where it felt like 30 below zero. fires were lit under these train tracks to keep them free of snow and ice. tesla vehicles were lining up at this charging station in chicago. owners say they had trouble charging their batteries in the extreme cold. at least ten electric cars were reportedly towed from this charging station in the rockies. new avalanche warnings in colorado after a series of deadly snow slides in neighboring states. new video shows the moment bob tillotson was rescued from an avalanche in utah. rescuers digging through feet of snow, finally saving tillotson after about 15 minutes. but it appears no one can match buffalo for snowfall

let us cross live to washington dc and speak it to former vice trimming of the us laboratory in knoxville, committee, oregon, or uh, we appreciate your time today, mr. for. how do you expect the texas washington spelled off to develop? some americans have openly called at the start of a civil war, or i don't think it's going to turn into a civil war. but my hope is that it creates an awareness that you have good immigration. you have bad immigration and what attracts bad immigration is a welfare state rather than having the shenanigans of, of the national guard versus the federal agents. the what, the democrats and republicans, what texas and the rest the united states should be doing, is getting rid of the welfare state so that we're no longer attracting parasitic immigration. the welfare state is the root cause, this problem. and as long as this persist, this problem is not going to go anywhere. it's in that election years contentious is this issue. and how damaging could it be for 2 by the issue is incredibly and contentious and the problem with content just issues like it is, it leads

what ortiz middle east bureau chief, we are for knoxville joins us live now. i from the area. hi maria tickets to have the situation looks at the moment on what the the protesters heading there. what are they seeking exactly that good morning t unit and we're now around 7 kilometers away from karen show on crossing near the encryption. bold a is a crossing into the gases treatments down that road where dozens off protests as you can see them behind me. came trying to prevent these really humanitarian tracts from entering. they've probably seen and, and clave. and the idea was that they come here on the cars. there was a lot of the cars over there, around 30 of them and blocked the road to stop the big house. but on the ground, these really police and some military have stopped everybody saying this is behind this line and mailed to resign. and any movement is restricted, no one can go over road is blocked off. we have some troops right here and there are also cars over there. so the roof okay, this is almost a figure with live television, a gremlin in the connection there with

anything else that speaking exclusively to r t, i listening and buster to only be entered in knoxville, tennessee, and force israel. the stop at tor indicator suggests that israel will continue the suppression. this requires the international community to take responsibility and exert maximum pressure in his room to stop the suppressive. distressing images from around the border with pakistan were 9. workers are killed by on known government coming us toyota, and i'm his mom about the team often talked old service on president tech choose this p. s. troops abusing and late so supplied ms. file system to shoot on a plane carrying premium load free prisoners depression, killing all aboard in russia's belgrade region. this week. the one minute post. 10 am in moscow this sunday, january the 28th. you're welcome to the news. our on our team is really police. an empty government, protesters have faced off in tel aviv overnight. the demonstrators are demanding the resignation of prime minister benjamin netanyahu over his humbling of the war in goza, at least 217. the idea of troops i've been

when you understand the knoxville hardship college system under the blog room the you got the be there also. so my little store of civil war in good oscar, we will go over things as well, coordinate to the defense action, which would defend to the city from 1940 to the systematic bombing of leningrad stopped at last. the shelling took its place either from a good time to the office a to years. the city still holds the memory of those awful days. inscriptions from that time would deliberately restore them several buildings but the apartments. but of those rel, let's see, is real. a real my see shift by letting you know pretty boom, boom, cousin bull up. but i do not like a trouble to look at a substitute in the low. she still does not go to the chase is through. so i, you see me come with the about them up a minute. some really good at the theatre deal. i seen in graduate in the storage in grand black, other in colorado. my boy switched on my bob boost you language is you got the city with black called them so it is really cool. a toilet on the wish that i could to i'm from same way of

the deep south slammed, multiple accidents on i-75 near knoxville, tennessee. one person was killed. icy conditions halting traffic on i-65 near coleman, alabama, stranding drivers overnight. alabama guardsmen called in to rescue them. in philadelphia, look at this. a bus sliding backward right down this hill, spinning out. new york city streets, a rare moment of quiet in some parts after the first measurable snow in nearly two years. flight cancellations tonight mounting, and the frigid air moving in, now the new storm we're already tracking tonight. rob marciano with the forecast, and trevor ault, right hire in new york. >> reporter: tonight, that arctic blast dumping snow and ice, fueling treacherous travel from the northeast to the deep south. nearly half a foot of snow in spots. finally ending the snowless streak for many northeastern cities, but making for a white knuckle commute home for millions. >> word to the wise -- slow down. >> reporter: in philadelphia, watch as this city bus loses control trying to climb a hill, crashing into parked cars. and on

to live freely in an independent country within secured, bought us a chart, a trial for the jump. knoxville when i take away from the iowa clunkers, where the former president eclipse his rival challenges vying for the republican ticket for this year's race for the white house now even takes his place in the oval office. donald trump said that the 1st up he's going to solve the war in ukraine. and again, it stopped but associated because it should have never started. and so say it would have never ever happened. and likewise, israel would have never been attacked. and we're going to get things solved. we're going to get to ukraine. warsaw. so we're going to get the israel a situation solved. we had the tara band, we had the tower band that caught the trump travel then, but it was really the trump tara. then we don't want people in our country that are going to blow up our shopping centers. thank you very much. there's a growing friend of republicans opposing us military intervention has them around the world that's pretty apparent. if you listen to trump's latest jabs of dividing administra

more than a 5 military personnel are helping with rescue efforts. unit kim has moved from a ton of knoxville in western japan. and we've arrive that no to a town which is about 30 kilometers south of the epicenter of that new year's day. quick mounted to 7.6. and as you can see behind me, the destruction is here. this vehicle just barely holding up that structure. that is collapsing into its left is what seems to be the towns supermarket. now this is a community where a lot of the elderly call home and we had a chance to speak with one such man in his eighty's who says he's lived here for since he was a child and he's never seen damages like this from an earthquake. he runs a virus shop and he told us that even though right now is in disarray, he does hold to we open any hopes that others will do so as well as not move out of the community. now our journey here has been a very slow one because we were driving around close highways and also broken us falls from the earthquake. now these are of course conditions that aid workers have to also deal with as a try to get to these northern areas wh

now let's move our focus to a small town population 2200 between knoxville and chattanooga known as dayton, which is going to become quite famous for the events here that unfold. and. we're going to move to the local drugstore in town a drugstore owned by frank robinson, a member of the rag county board, hunter civic biology for students to buy for use in school and where there regularly was meetings over coffee and conversation of some of the town's leaders the local city attorney. some of the managers of the local coal mine and frank robinson himself a and they were discussing law and some of them thought it was a silly or wrong law it including a man named george rapley, who was a new yorker who had a ph.d. in chemical and was a manager at the local coal mine,a which had been struggling a bit. he was a modernist methodist. and we'll discuss shortly what that means to be a modernist. but he the law was silly, but he was also someone who wanted to get some publicity for dayton. a lot of people didn't know dating and they wanted to do something that would put dayton, as he put it, on the m

to the north you're looking at snow from little rock all the way over toward knoxville, tennessee andhat is continuing through the day monday and transition into very early tuesday. so keep that in mind. for some of the areas across tennessee, this is still going to linger for tuesday. for those that have to go back to work, you're likely to encounter slick spots there. across portions of arkansas, south of memphis, looking at three to five inches of snow on the ground. farther south, where ice and freezing rain are the main concern, for those areas it could be a tenth to a quarter of an inch of ice accumulated on the roadways but also on power lines and trees. >> allison, thank you. >>> let's go to patterson new jersey, where crews had to rescue 20 people who were trapped in floodwaters. that area is still under a flood warning. officials say more than 20 streets look like that and a bridge was closed. >> phil murphy surveyed the flood damage on saturday and said the state is committed to getting help to those affected. paulo sandoval has more. >> reporter: good morning to you. anoth

knoxville. it's an interesting time. it should be. it's. it's got you. interesting time to with a book about black history. with black history is under attack and being purposely erased by part of this country. and this an interesting entry into that. yeah i think so because well one i don't think history is being attacked. one of my premises is that i think they're to erase white history. like they don't care about us learning. what black people did, right? they want us to know what white people did like. they don't. they loved the black. we shall overcome. as long as we don't talk about what we overcame. and so i think that's what the pushback is against, not the black history, but the white history. and so that's part of it. and the other thing is i think that a lot black history about black history, focus on black people. yeah. or either you have in a book about american history that focuses that gives a white perspective. let's be white. yeah, but rarely do you have black people not talking about black people or giving the perspective on black peopl

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he was born and raised in knoxville, tennessee.r away stations. this fascination grew into a career and became a beloved personality in kno atlanta. he was never more comfortable than sitting in a studio, hot m inch c and five police scanners going off behind him. he won numerous awards edward r.murrow award. you know he is good at what does. he knew everything about a fire engine and firefighters and he was enamored with them. and survived two helicopter crashes. he is survived by his wife and three children as well as eight grandchildren. i remember being in the studio, mr. speaker, and as a young man and asked me to host a show. i didn't have any guests and running out of things to say and dave filled in 15 minutes of dead air and it was wonderful radio and wonderful experience. i yield back the remainder of my time. . . . the speaker pro tempore: members are reminded to refrain fromfere gallery. the chair now recognizes the friend, mrs. miller-meeks -- dr. for five minutes. mrs. miller-meeks: thank you, mr. speaker. as an ophth

you must think -- you're from knoxville. you must think that's hogwash. >> tell me to quit using terms like that because folks up north don't understand what i'm talking about. yeah. anybody crossed those barriers, they were trespassing. that's pure and simple. they were breaking the law. but -- >> they were doing more than that. >> there was some that were let in and some that were let out. i'm not going to -- i don't want to get into all that because, like i said, if they crossed that line, they were trespassing. if the police told them not to enter, then they entered, they were breaking the law. bottom line. there's no question. >> yeah. and assaulting police officers and defecating in the corridors of the capitol and desecrating our symbol of democracy. all right. well, i did want to ask you very quickly, very end here, congressman jourks made a decision as to who you're endorsing in the republican primary? >> well, as i told the reporters since i left the capitol steps one day, i said i'm for me. they said, you're runni

to knoxville now for more college hoops and another upset, number 5 tennessee lost 63-59 over south carolina. after they knocked off number 10 kentucky last week. last night marked south carolina's first road victory over a top five team since all the way back in 1997. now to the nba and some crucial defense being played by the boston celtics. >> make a move to bump the feed in the corner. what a play, what a rejection. >> we need time here. he sticks it in by tatum. >> there we go, that's great defense. derek white and jason tatum each denying the indiana pacers with big blocks in the closing moments. the celtics nearly blew a big lead, but they hang on and beat the pacers 129-124. to san francisco a much needed win for the warriors after 1-point losses against other western contenders. steph curry led the high last night as golden state beat the slumping 76ers 119-107. and the sixers may have lost more thap just the game joel embiid will undergo an mri today after limping off the court with a knee injury late in the fourth quarter. embiid has been missing times with problems with that same

this will kill every man, woman, and child in knoxville, tennessee. now, you are a dealer. not dealing. now, 40 grams. this will get you, if you get caught, a minimum of five years. okay? ÷q 400 grams, you get caught with this much, enough to kill every man, woman, and child in knoxville, and many more, before you step on it. this will get there is just one problem. we punish other drugs less severely than we do the most powerful drug, fentanyl. i mean, just look at it. 40 grams, five years. fentanyl. 10 years. methamphetamine? five grams will get yo years. 50 grams will get you 10 years. much less severely than fentanyl. we do the same thing for pcp. we do the thing -- same thing for crack cocaine. what you allow, gentlemen, is what will continue. i Ñsupport the fentanyl ratification act. the one we talked about today. but i also support something else. i support another bill, the fairnessin fentanyl sentencing act. and it would, it would lower the five-year mandatory minimum threshold from 40 grams of fentanyl to two grams. and it would lower 10-year mandatory minimum fro

knoxville, tennessee going to see pretty significant rain.you put rain and the warm air over any of the cold, you get this. this is chicago. that was lake shore drive. they have less than a quarter mile visibility. that is really tough for airports and really tough on the roads. kansas city half mile, quarter mile in little rock. you'll have fog problems for the next two days. please take extra care. i saw it this morning. i'm sure you did, too. >> thanks. we'll get the latest on donald trump. he's off the campaign trail heading to a courtroom for a civil trial to determine how much he must pay for defaing e. jean carroll. senior investigative correspondent aaron katersky is at the courthouse in downtown manhattan. good morning, aaron. >> reporter: good morning, george. court is resuming after a three day pause. assuming president trump does take the witness stand, there are going to be limits on what he can say. this trial is only about how much money, if any, trump needs to pay e. jean carroll for defaming her in 2019 after she accused him

spots that rarely see snowfall, memphis, nashville, knoxville, even north georgia. 11 states, parts oform warnings. and jericka, tonight out here it's snowing at three inches an hour. you can't shovel it fast enough. it's a dry powdery snow. meanwhile, new york city waits for its first inch of the season, which may come later next week. >> mike seidel, i used to live in buffalo. we so appreciate you braving the weather for us. thank you. >>> well, this is the final weekend before tomorrow's iowa caucuses. but the extreme weather, which is negative 6 degrees right now, is prompting concerns about turnout there. a new cbs poll shows former president trump with a commanding lead among likely republican voters nationwide. cbs's robert costa is in des moines with more. robert, good evening to you. >> reporter: good evening, jericka. polls show former president trump is poised for a big win here. but that isn't discouraging trump's rivals. a frozen frenzy. republican presidential candidates and voters trudging through iowa on the eve of the gop caucuses in subzero temperatures. >> even thoug

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but we also had a significant amount of snowfall, places like knoxville got more than 8 inches of snow area gets about 4 inches for the entire winter season. so all that snow, of course, has meted or continues to melt. then you have several rounds of rain that is pushing through the area today over the next few days, and if you can take a look behind me, this is the chick maga damn, and 700,000 gallons of water is spilling over at this time. of course tba is managing this dam right now. they are managing the water flow, but of course the runoff is a big deal that they are keeping a close watch on. take a listen. >> when you add the snow melt and then the rainfall today, what does that equal for you? >> it equals to quite a bit more spilling as you can see. we're putting a lot of water out because the amount of runoff between ice and snow along with water on top of it, differing portions of the valley got differing amounts of precipitation. therefore, it's allowing us to kind of adjust to make sure we have the least amount of impacts. much like everything at your house, it's kind of har

people have now died in tennessee as a result of the extreme conditions. 11in of snow falling in knoxvillewind chills plunging to 15 below zero. in alabama, ice covered roads made driving nearly impossible. all these cars left stranded after sliding off the road. this tractor trailer outside birmingham swerving in all directions before jackknifing into the guardrail, and this truck sliding down a driveway after it was put in park in chicago, where it felt like 30 below zero. fires were lit under these train tracks to keep them free of snow and ice. tesla vehicles were lining up at this charging station in chicago. owners say they had trouble charging their batteries in the extreme cold. at least ten electric cars were reportedly towed from this charging station in the rockies. new avalanche warnings in colorado after a series of deadly snow slides in neighboring states. new video shows the moment bob tillotson was rescued from an avalanche in utah. rescuers digging through feet of snow, finally saving tillotson after about 15 minutes. but it appears no one can match buffalo for snowfall to

my, in my country is it should have been doing this with knoxville, a pile of stats on their hands. they gave a commitment. those who rectified it to the genocide convention, to act on the side terms or sound of genocide or risk of genocide. and they did nothing. so in the 1st significances that south africa's boldness pop up bo, this in doing this, who shows are all the countries how they failed. look for our citizens around the world, to the knowledge that country should do more than they do. and so that will be a good thing so far as the, the actual application itself, which is of course very limited. it's limited to an application for protective measures. and it doesn't require proof, but to the satisfaction of the quotes of genocide or anything that any requires the evidence to be available to show that certain conclusions are certainly possible. it's a very, very important development. and it's one that is jerome a few balanced or shamed about having allowed to reach this position because of course it reaches this position because of what israel has unequivocally done. so that