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tennessee leading 38-31. i think. >> referee: unsportsman-like conduct number 15 tennessee, number 41 georgia. both penalties offset. 1st down. >> verne: jennings the freshman wide receiver. >> gary: we saw that before. >> verne: yeah. >> gary: in the florida game. >> [very loud crowd noise] >> verne: lambert 8 of 18 for 179 in the game. michel has 21 carries on this one. and gang tackling by tennessee. >> gary: well, against this the season, we remember greer stepping up in this situation. mayfield. on this field stepped up. now it's time for greyson lambert to step up. murray leading a 2 minute drill. throwing a touchdown pass with 5 seconds to go to tie the game. can grace drays do the same? >> verne: play-action. got it. that's mitchell. >> [whistle blowing] >> gary: that's what you have 2 do. the ball thrown right in this dead area. mitchell curls in. wonderful throw. lambert had pressure right in his face. faced a lot of it against alabama last week. and frankly didn't respond as well. tonight it looks

i thank the gentleman from tennessee for tennessee and i thank the courage working within the rules to bring this matter to the floor. it's an important matter. since july, businesses and workers have been asking congress to reopen the export-import bank so they could compete on a level playing field. this is about jobs. reopening the export and import bank is about creating and keeping jobs here in america. the motion will demonstrate that a majority of this house supports taking action to pass a multi year extension of the bank's charter authority. will have a chance to show the american people that congress can work together, democrats and republicans to get something done that helps businesses and workers compete and create jobs. and now i yield 30 seconds to my friend from washington state who has been so critical on this ssue. mr. heck: this is regular order. this is the only regular order we'll be given a chance to take up this job-creating legislation. i know this for a fact. it's not speculation. on february 12rk they offered an amendment to the views and estimates on the budg

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tennessee is on top. 14-13. takes the upset with jake coker leading the team back to our darius stewart. >> a great game but clutch in this football game. >> catches down the stretch. stewart and others. dobbs here getting sacked. what he sees. the tennessee volunteers oh so close. 19-14. guys, are you more impressed by alabama pulling out a tough win or by tennessee? >> a physical game at >> and like ohio state, and michigan and florida state, they're able to run the ball and bring their quarterbacks along because coker is getting better each week and all of those teams have been teams we have griped about. but all playing great, running the ball well and the quarterbacks keep getting better and better and that's what i see happening with alabama. >> any question with alabama's offense, it's moving slower but when the defense is that good, doesn't really matter that much, here's a team that doesn't have to worry about their offense. baylor facing iowa state today. seth russell deep to cory coleman. 36 yards and

tennessee is on top. 14-13. takes the upset with jake coker leading the team back to our darius stewart. >> a great game but clutch in this football game. >> catches down the stretch. stewart and others. dobbs here getting sacked. what he sees. the tennessee volunteers oh so close. 19-14. guys, are you more impressed by alabama pulling out a tough win or by tennessee? >> a physical game at >> and like ohio state, and michigan and florida state, they're able to run the ball and because coker is getting better each week and all of those teams have been teams we have griped about. but all playing great, running the ball well and the quarterbacks keep getting better and better and that's what i see happening with alabama. >> any question with alabama's offense, it's moving slower but when the defense is that good, doesn't really matter that much, does it? here's a team that doesn't have to worry about their offense. baylor facing iowa state today. seth russell deep to cory coleman. 36 yards and a touchdown. 7-0. >>

. >> today, chattanooga, tennessee is known as the gigabuilt city. through its own power utility, to do it the mayor had to battle with throks giants. >> and when you're dealing with those giants, the comcasts and stats they are reluctant to give up the market that they have. >> littlefield and city officials worked with their power utility, electric power board or epb, the hope was to provide faster cheaper service than was available. aneedlesneedless to say they wet happy. >> they paraded through my office to tell me why they didn't think chattanooga should go into this business to compete with private enterprise. >> epb went into a $111 million government stimulus grant but not before littlefield said he offered private telecoms the opportunity to do it themselves. they said no we can't afford to do that. i said we can't afford not to do that. meanwhile, comcast sued the utility to prevent it from building out its network. unfair advantage for profit companies. >> most companies provide broadband users a fee. doesn't have to make a profit, uses su

tennessee is on top. 14-13. takes the upset with jake coker leading the team back to our darius stewart. this football game. >> catches down the stretch. stewart and others. dobbs here getting sacked. peyton manning cannot believe what he sees. the tennessee volunteers oh so close. 19-14. guys, are you more impressed by alabama pulling out a tough win >> a physical game at >> and like ohio state, and michigan and florida state, they're able to run the ball and bring their quarterbacks along because coker is getting better each week and all of those teams have been teams we have griped about. but all playing great, running the ball well and the quarterbacks keep getting better and better and that's what i see happening with alabama. >> any question with alabama's offense, it's moving slower but when the defense is that good, doesn't really matter that much, does it? here's a team that doesn't have worry about their offense. baylor facing iowa state today. seth russell deep to cory coleman. 36 yards and a touchdow

one such battle taking place in chattanooga, tennessee.e ward went to the cyber front lines. >> house was your day at school? >> reporter: penny is a middle school teacher and mother of two with no access to brood band. they have two choices, dial-up, or satellite internet. which she says can't reliable. >> the internet we use is just using our data on our cell phones. >> reporter: she says she has been waiting for years for broadband to come to her area, she is not alone. 53% of americans living in rural areas, don't have access to basic broadband. the reason comcast or other providers aren't there, is because it costs a lot of money, and the revenue is not very high. but one company does want to bring the internet here. epb, that's chattanooga's local utility which provided ul ta high speed service. and the company has fiber infrastructure that ends just half a mile from where the family lives. >> we can serve those and make a financial business model work out of serving some of those areas, and can do it fairly quickly. >> reporter: dav

i live in tennessee. i teach at the university of tennessee at martin. and mississippian at heart, though. a native mississippian, grew up in carrollton and went to ol' mississippi misstate, got degrees from both somehow. egg bowl day i'm a winner either way. my publications in terms of the civil war basically fall into three different categories and each of those categories overlap a little bit. a lot of what i do, particularly recently, deals with battle histories, and i've written on shiloh and champion hill and current, and working on a book 0 on fort hinske fort donaldson. another area i like to get involved in is mississippi history, and obviously a lot of that will fall glow battle history as well. but i've written on senator james e. george, the mississippi secession commission and the other topics, and the final area i like to deal with is dealing with battle battle preservationw the veterans came back and looked at what it did decades before and how they wanted to preserve what they did, their memory and so on, and they do that through -- one o

. >> they have cobbled together to eliminate this problem in a few areas of tennessee at a time. each time tremendous dollars have gone into lobbyists to defeat it. >> senator bowl willing pro poet legislation in 2016 to strike the cause that prohibits municipal broadband from expanding into rural areas. >> it has been a problem exacerbated by a political problem. if you have a governmen government-protected entity that has a monopoly. the last time i looked that up, it was called crony capitalism. >> a california collector may have struck gold. randy gallardo purchased this picture for $2. the man with a croquet mallet is billy the kid. it was taken at a new mexico wedding i in 1878. it is said to be worth $5 million. i'm tony harris. i'll see you back here tonight. the news continues next live from london. >> and you join us live. i'm david foster. this is some of what we'll be looking at in detail in the next 60 minutes. a woman is stabbed in a bus stop in jerusalem despite security measures to stop such attacks. >>> soldiers use tear gas on palestinian

tennessee is on top. 14-13. takes the upset with jake coker leading the team back to our darius stewart. >> a great game but clutch in this football game. >> catches down the stretch. stewart and others. dobbs here getting sacked. peyton manning cannot believe the tennessee volunteers oh so close. 19-14. guys, are you more impressed by alabama pulling out a tough win or by tennessee? >> a physical game at >> and like ohio state, and michigan and florida state, they're able to run the ball and bring their quarterbacks along because coker is getting better have been teams we have griped about. but all playing great, running the ball well and the quarterbacks keep getting better and better and that's what i see happening with alabama. >> any question with alabama's offense, it's moving slower but when the defense is that good, doesn't really matter that much, does it? here's a team that doesn't have to worry about their offense. baylor facing iowa state today. seth russell deep to cory coleman. 36 yards and a touch

if in your tennessee, carolina, excuse me, 63 down to 60.rain ends and it is mile, rain is around tennessee southeast area, trying to be clearing out carolinas late in the day, 42 in the city, down to 32 north and west, clear and chilly with the light breeze, that winds up north about 5 miles an hour them tomorrow looking at 57, just few clouds and light breeze, wind variable at five to 10 miles an hour, and seven day forecast, looks like, looking at 60 on sunday showers in the morning, clear out at night. then looking at sunshine and highs right about 60 monday and tuesday, there is some rain coming in this week. it will try to warm up wednesday, thursday, closer to 07 once the rain clears out, friday, headed into next weekend. >> going to need some nice weather, undefeated they'll be absolute problem. >> they have ton of injuries to deal with, some guys, still sitting out, other game time decisionment find out who next in sports. >>> temple owls are the toast of the town, the light of the city, the best team in philly, owls are making hist

tennessee is on top. 14-13. takes the upset with jake coker leading the team back to our darius stewart. >> a great game but clutch in this football game. >> catches down the stretch. stewart and others. dobbs here getting sacked. peyton manning cannot believe what he sees. the tennessee volunteers oh so close. 19-14. guys, are you more impressed by alabama pulling out a tough win or by tennessee? >> a physical game at >> and like ohio state, and michigan and florida state, they're able to run the ball and bring their quarterbacks along because coker is getting better each week and all of those teams have been teams we have griped about. but all playing great, running the ball well and the quarterbacks keep getting better and better and that's what i see happening with alabama. >> any question with alabama's offense, it's moving slower but when the defense is that good, doesn't really matter that much, does it? here's a team that doesn't have to worry about their offense. baylor facing iowa state today. seth rus

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and calling her. >> reporter: in mountain city, tennessee, there is 2,500 people there. there's a guardian angel cia agent? no. >> reporter: police are rolling their eyes, too, and when they take a closer look at the computer they've seized from the house, a eureka moment. those e-mails from mr. cia man chris were all coming from an ip address that belonged to her daughter jenelle. >> every one of them pointed straight back at hospital road, mountain city, which was barbara and janelle's home address. >> reporter: that leaves the police to deduce only one thing -- there is no "chris" from the cia. he was a creation concocted by jenelle potter to convince her parents she was in danger. >> social media allowed jenelle potter to be someone that she wasn't. >> reporter: she invented this character. >> exactly, exactly. when she invented chris, she could assume a different identity and be as hateful as she wanted to be. >> reporter: it happens more often than you think. it's called catfishing, false online identities are created usually to lure someone into a relationship. an

that is a high bar. >> the tennessee project has a full website, and tennessee is ninth in the nation for accidental shootings of children. they have had three deaths this year alone as of october 6th, from unlocked loaded accidents with children in their own home. >> you dot no have to be against guns to be against kids having guns. >> and common sense. >> and little kids. >> regulations. >> our founding fathers, i am certain they did not want a 6-year-old to be playing cops and robber s wis with the loade. >> and yes, ashleigh, it is going to serve as a deterrent for other people and parents and fathers to be careful and you can't make these guns so accessible. >> you would hope, but it is usually prosecution that serves as the prosecution to other parent parents. if you are out there, people, think about it for a moment where your guns are and where your children are, and think about what kind of children you have. are they excited and curious and active and rambunctious? that is a recipe for disaster. thank you both. i appreciate it. and thank you for looking up the laws as well.

shaina: police in tennessee say a fugitive is now dead after a shootout overnight. 62-year-old floyd ray book was accused of -- floyd ray cook was accused of shooting a tennessee police officer and firing at a kentucky state trooper. cook was a convicted rapist and was wanted for failing to register as a sex offender. fort lauderdale's airport is back open this morning after a plane caught fire before take off thursday afternoon. 20 people were injured. when a dynamic airways plane burst into flames. the fire forced passengers to evacuate as thick black smoke consumed the plane. the plane's left engine caught fire as it taxied for take off to venezuela. overnight, the senate passed a budget bill proposal that postpones the possibility of a the senate approved the measure around 3:00 this morning. the proposal now goes to president obama's desk for his signature. and this morning, congressman paul ryan of wisconsin begins his first full day as the 54th speaker of the house. ryan needed 218 votes to assume the speakership and received 236, placing him second in line for the presidency.

get them out of bed. >>> down to earth fashion advice from a tennessee mom with opinions. talking about jamie higdon randall. she was on her way to buy new leggings when she had to share her thoughts. >> her facebook rant is called leggings ain't pants. take a listen. >> some of you people like to use leggings at britches. as pants pants. that ain't how they're supposed to be wore. if you can't wear a shirt that covers your tail so i can't tell you have aztec-print thongs on, you don't need to be wearing them. if they're too tight that i can see you got a tattoo on your leg, they're too tight. they ain't to be wore period. that's called panty hose, honey. panty hose. more. the british -- the southern drawl or the britches being called pants. yeah. >> what would she think of spanx? >> very good. we, there's been- it's been shared hundreds of thousands of times. >> she had earlier public service announcements, as she calls them. include rantnts about bad driverers and short shorts. check them out. >>> next up, remember "the titanic." of course. there's an item that sold at a

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and he fired on an officer in nearby allgood, tennessee. >> shots fired, officer down officer down! >> the officer wearing a bulletproof vest survives. >> talk to me brother, i know you are hit. they are coming. >> authorities describe him as dangerous and desperate, nearby schools canceled classes for the safety of their students. >> police began to zero in on cook after he knocked on someone's door asking for a ride and the people there refuse the and called police, live in washington, lana zach, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you for that report. >>> back here former philadelphia mayor, john street, is expected to testify today in the fraud trial of chaka fattah jr., he called former governor, ed rendell as his witness yesterday. he is accused of misusing business loans but argued he made enough money on his own to maintain his lavish lifestyle. >> we paid him $5,000 for his work as a photographer during the length of the campaign and worked hard and did good photography and was cooperative with the public and easy to work with. >> chaka fattah is trying to have his case dismi

overnight at tennessee state university. >>> snowplows are out this morning. a full fleet of them in prince george's county. we have a crew riding with them but relax. it's just a drill. >>> good morning. i'm andrea roane. >>> i'm nick giovanni. welcome to the rush hour of wusa9. >>> we want to start with our tackers. -- trackers. how is it looking, allyson? >> no snow in the forecast. we are running through a drill. nikki will explain a little later. today is going to be very nice. we're in the 60s right now. 62 for d.c. 57 for gaithersburg. 59 for frederick. temperatures aren't going to warm up much today. we have northerly winds bringing in nice cool air for the rest of the afternoon. a couple of clouds to start off your morning but a lot of sunshine through mid-morning and also afternoon. so it's going to be a nice day to enjoy. 62 by noon. your high today about 67. larry, over to you. >>> your time 6:00. in virginia right now, we're keeping a close eye on an accident on georgetown pike between old dominion drive and spring hill road. sky 9 is making its w

. >> today chattanooga, tennessee is known as the gigabit city. one of the first american cities to offer superhigh speed internet through its own power utility. to do it he had to battle with telecommunications giants. >> when you're dealing with those giants, with the comcast and the at&ts, they are reluctant to give up the market that they have. >> littlefield and city officials worked with their power utility, electric power board or epb. the hope was to attract entrepreneurs and businesses and offer cheaper services than was available. needles tneedless to say,. >> they praye paraded into my o. >> epb paid for the $320 million price tag with bonds, a line of credit and a $111 million government stimulus grant. but november before littlefield said he offered local telecoms to build out the infrastructure themselves. >> they said, we can't afford to do that. i said, we can't not afford to do that. >> epb built 9,000 miles of fiber. comcast and others have argued that cities have an unfair advantage over for profit companies. >> most cities that

were shot on the cap tennessee state university. scene. amanda was not a student was killed. the suspect took off. randy: a police officer is off the job. he resigned after being accused of beating up a prisoner in the police station. he is not been charged with a crime. emily: an investigation is underway after a contractor is caught on the wing of a plane at some -- logan airport. someone saw him last night and called police. police took him off the property. the plane is being checked for damage. >> a lot of the real answers were kind of brushed off or not answered in detail. randy: the sister of men killed in benghazi is not satisfied after hours and hours of testimony. her family still needs answers. emily: antoinette is live. and when it: -- and when at: hillary clinton was before that committee for more than 11 hours. her comments may not have had enough. winchester native was in benghazi working as a contractor at the consulate. he and three others were killed when the compound was attacked. his sister says that clinton it greeted

escaping to highway 61 near the tennessee/kentucky border.r he stopped at a home and asked for a ride.

now as our gabe gutierrez explains from springfield, tennessee, they may have the break they've been waiting for. >> reporter: tonight, an active search in cumberland county, kentucky, for 62-year-old boyd cook after a possible sighting late today. the manhunt began saturday afternoon. police say cook, a convicted rapist and robber, opened fire on an officer during a traffic stop near the tennessee/kentucky border. the bulletproof vest saved him but cook escaped and disappeared after a shootout with a kentucky state trooper later that night. >> he's definitely armed and extremely dangerous. he will grow increasingly desperate over the next several days. >> reporter: since then, the u.s. marshals' office and fbi joined the search with neighborhoods in two states on edge. >> we're still searching. >> reporter: overnight in whitehouse, tennessee, two of cook's known associates were arrested after a foot chase. their car spotted at a gas station. cook was initially believed to be inside. >> my husband saw a shadow over behind that shed over there. >> reporter: betty saw one of the suspec

sto >>> terrible tragedy in tennessee.rl shot to death by an 11-year-old over a disagreement about a puppy. >> natasha dyer cannot hold or kiss her eight-year-old daughter michaela tonight because the eight-year-old was buried earlier today. >> i can't get her back. this is not fair. >> reporter: just days ago, mabl michaela dyer was playing outside her home. they were watching football as michaela and other neighborhood kids were playing with their new puppies of t puppies. an 11-year-old boy from next door joined them. in an instant, tragedy struck. >> the little boy said he wanted to pet the puppies, and they said no and kind of laughed a little bit, you know, and giggled. that's when he pointed a bb gun at them. he misfired or something, you know, and he threw it down in the grass, and he went and got the shotgun, and he just shot the little girl in the chest area or close to the heart. >> reporter: a shot fired from inside his home, according to investigators. parents startled by the gunfire rushed outside and found l

. >>> just in, the tennessee highway patrol just now holding a news conference moments ago about the search for two suspects, one accused of shooting a police officer in tennessee and then shooting at troopers in kentucky. now, police stopped a car overnight. that's the video you're looking at here. police arrested two men. one is a known associate of floyd cook and they arrested another man as well. listen to police here talk about the two that they arrested overnight. >> so these are not -- these are not somebody who's just shoplifting a bag of chips or soft drinks from a convenience store. they're extremely dangerous individuals. they fled from law enforcement. they have a reason to flee from law enforcement. we want to know what that is. >> so people in tennessee and parts of kentucky have been warned to lock their doors and schools have been closed all week while police search for these two men. aaron? >> thank you. it's 4:35 now and the jury heads back to work in the case of accused serial killer charles severance. he's accused of killing three people over a ten-year period. se

item 11 which is at 815-825 tennessee street will move forward before item 6. all of the numbers are off. >> sorry about that. commissioners if there is nothing further we will move it to item 4. consideration of adoption minutes of september 16, 2015. >> commissioner. >> yes, i have a suggestion. my recollection is for the hunters point informational presentation we had a recommendation to denor and the staff -- lenore and the staff here of what we would like to see in the future with hunters point and my recommendation is that the minutes include or sentence along the lines of commissioners expressed great interest in the plans for the historic district at hunters point and would like progress reports from lenard regarding -- i know we were interested in security, interim reuse opportunities and potential preservation of buildings [inaudible] so that's the sentence i would suggest adding to the minutes if that is appropriate. if it's too much detail we can narrow it down but do you agree with that? >> totally and we clarified what "security" meant and not onl

he was last seen walking in a wooded area bordering tennessee. new development center involved in this classroom takedown that is going viral. a resource officer caught on camera pulling a student from her seat, slamming her to the ground and moments ago, the sheriff revealed that student was seeing hitting the officer in another video. heather has more. heather: a disturbing confrontation involving a female student and school resource officer in south carolina caught on camera. several videos of the incident going viral after the officer identify as ben field who works at spring valley high school in richland county grabbed and tos sed a female student from her desk. officials say the student had been ordered to leave the classroom but refuse. then officer feels was called in. the officer puts his arm around her and wrestles her to the ground before flinging her across the room. tony robinson is one of the students who recorded the incident during monday' s algebra class. tony: i was scared, terrified. so, that was my first judgment call. get yo

>> alex, thank you. >>> now to tennessee, the race to save a 2-year-old girl. an amber alert issued. a driver trailing the kidnapper as the 2-year-old waved to them from the window. here's david wright. a child abducted from knoxville, tennessee. >> i think i'm behind the amber alert called out this morning. >> reporter: steve adams of murrow county, ohio, is proof the system works. he's two states from quiet way in knoxville, where the little girl went missing. at first not even sure. >> do you want me to, like, creep up and see if i can get the plates? >> reporter: the 911 dispatcher tells him to go for it. >> g6116u. >> it is the license plate number, that is the right one, sir. >> reporter: he follows the black chevy impala for 20 minutes. inside the vehicle, a man matching the description of tyler enix, accused of murdering his ex-wife kimberly and abducting their 2-year-old daughter brooklynne. >> the little girl is waving at me. oh, i see one of your deputies coming. >> reporter: thanks to adams' quick thinking, tyler enix is arrested without incident, >

. >>> new reporting after the manhunt in kentucky and tennessee. a convicted rapist on the run for a week, killed noefrovernight. alex perez with the thermal imaging they used to catch him. >> reporter: after six days on the run, and shoot-outs with police in two states, authorities finally catch up with convicted criminal floyd ray cook. the first crucial tip, from a resident thursday afternoon, who spotted cook near a wooded area. >> he come up here asking for a ride. we told him no. >> reporter: leading investigators to zero in on an area in rural kentucky. once authorities were able to track cook into the woods here, they used a thermal imaging camera from a chopper up above similar to this one to pinpoint where he was. take a look. you can see the camera shows heat leaving the body. in the dark of night, that camera was the help police needed. >> tonight was kind of the scary moment when you are searching in the dark. that's an uneasy feeling. >> reporter: just after midnight, they come face-to-face with cook. >> shots fired, shots fired. >> r