it is in tennessee. tennessee. mississippi. monumentation describes an embattled state which embarked on a course which is leadership voted for and its citizens three -- its citizenry largely supported. they paid a heavy price for doing so and mississippi monumentation reflects that legacy. mississippi soldiers, of course, fought bravely and well. they turned back union forces at fort pemberton and rolling rock. they stopped sherman at chickasaw bluff. they stopped grant. they won at chickamauga. they had the victory of confederate arms over union forces. in spite of these victories and others, confederate forces were defeated at fort henry, tennessee. they lost for tomlinson, tennessee. they lost at shiloh, tennessee. they lost the six-month campaign at vicksburg. they surrendered natchez without a fight. they would not give up, and i am >> they withdrew from tennessee altogether and they lost at corn, mississippi. they lost a six-month campaign for vicksburg, lost new orleans, and surrendered natchez without a fight. they wou

the gentleman from tennessee. mr. roe: reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from tennessee reserves. the gentleman from minnesota. mr. walz: thank you, mr. speaker. at this time it's a pleasure to yield one minute to the gentleman from nevada who has taken a keen interest in veterans and is grateful is here today. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from nevada is recognized for one minute. mr. kihuen: thank you for your work on behalf of veterans in our country. it's refreshing to see bipartisanship here in this body. mr. speaker, veterans have made the incredible sacrifice for our country and the department of veterans affairs has the obligation to ensure that they have access to high quality and affordable health care. i support s. 544 to make key improvements to the choice program as congress continues to work on longer term solutions. while i'm hopeful this bill will eliminate the problems and delays that veterans have experienced with the choice program, this program should be the option of last resort for veter

he is an outstanding defensive lineman from tennessee the university of tennessee.59 pounds and he plays hard in terms of attitude, they picked a player here who bring it on every play. plays tough from snap to whistle. in terms of production here's a player who surfaced reggie whi white's sack record at to epp ten. 33 total. more than miles garr rick. we're standing by right now to hear from the eagles number one pick when he comes in, should be in the next i would say 20 minutes or so, we'll bring you his story later on tonight. also tonight, hassoun reddick of temple went to the arizona cardinals one pick before the eagles selected haason is addressing some media members license addressing us in a few moments we'll talk to him. we'll bring you both of those stories later on the news. iain, lucy? >> ron, look forward to that. thank you. don't go far your coverage of the nfl draft continues right here on fox 29. we'll check in with howard eskin in just a few minutes. >>> you're about to meet a young couple he has learning dissables she's trying to help them build a

." >> tonight, the 50-year-old tennessee teacher and the 15-year-old student he's accused of abducti$7, looks for her $9. save an extra 15% with your coupon. hurry, ends sunday. that's getting your penny's worth. >>> i had frequent heartburn. my doctor recommended prilosec seven years ago. >> five years ago. >> last week. >> one pill each morning, 24 hours, zero heartburn. >> the number one doctor-recommended brand for ten straight years. and it's still recommended today. >> use as directed. >> number one in just 60 seconds. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us. tonight a dramatic culmination to a month-long manhunt for that tennessee teacher who allegedly abducted his teenaged student. the pair found today after evading authorities for over a month. tonight new details on the disturbing steps police say he took to prepare for the trip and how authorities mobilized citizens across the nation to help track them down. here's abc's kayna whitworth. >> we are beyond elated. words really can't express the feelings that we have. >> reporter: a family's nightmare finally over. >> their dau

he comes from a great pedigree , tennessee., he did break reggie white 's record. >> are you ready. >> i'm going to rain on our parade. >> here we go. >> it took him 17 more games to do it, 17 more games, that is a season and a half, nobody mentioned that all night. >> it doesn't sound as nice. >> but hey from all accounts he is a really nice kid and he is crying because he is counting 8 million. >> did you say about 8 million >> it is not set in stone the way n nba is but i will talk to howe. >> we were trying to describe what is the overall reaction, being picked? where i was watching it, when it was announced. okay, it is good pick but as mike said it is in the sexy. >> by the way, that is become operative word for draft picks now. it is not sexy. i didn't know we were drafting porn stars, last time i check, it is athletes, but no, sexy positions are receivers, running back, offense. or a ruben foster really intense. >> a beast. >> some people say we need that eagles fans were like we needed offense. >> i took calls all nigh

barnett was all world tennessee 13 sacks, 32 in the tree thereins southeast school. 260-pounds, at tennesseeggie white's all time sack record. that's a big deal. let's go to jeff skversky. i have to give you credit. on the way over here you kept mentioning barnett and the eagles. ducis, derek barnett says he doesn't want to solely by defined by breaking reggie white's sack record. he's here to get multiple superbowl rings. >> i wasn't real nervous. when i got the phone call, i was nervous. i have been in this town enjoying myself. it's a great town. i'm ready to get to work. >> it was interesting for us, probably different than we thought it would roll off. at the same time, when we did the scenarios, every scenario was a great scenario for us. we are excited about him. >> barnett's last pre-draft interview was with the eagles. during that time the coach said he reminds him of carol suggs, 114 sacks. not bad, ducis. >> not a bad comparison. he will take that. thanks a lot, jeff. still ahead, a local name hears his name called in the nhl draft, plus a local pick for the phillies. all that whe

if the only insurance carrier in eastern tennessee pulls out of obamacare, what happens to those who rely on it? those stories and more, tonight on the "nightly business report" for this friday, april 21st. we bid you good evening, i'm bill griffeth in for tyler mathisen. >> i'm sue herera. we're coming to you tonight from the new york stock exchange, where the market's focus is squarely on washington. we're now one week away from the government potentially shutting down. even though congress is in recess, leaders in both the house and senate are working to reach an agreement that will keep the government funded past the april 28th deadline. but those negotiations may have been thrown a curve ball. the white house budget director said one of the priorities of the trump administration is money for a border wall. >> when you talk about funding the government, there is an opportunity for us to work together. and what we're focusing on right now is we have our list of priorities, it won't surprise anybody what some of them are. we want more money for defense. we want to build a border wa

iran on c-span, newsmakers is next with republican congressman phil roe of tennessee. the former u.s. attorney talks about his career in the criminal justice system. at 8:00, the biographer john farrell on his latest book about richard nixon. steve: joining us on newsmakers from capitol hill is congressman phil roe, the chair of the house veterans affairs committee from tennessee's first congressional district. thank you very much a being with us. and joining us with the questioning is conor o'brien from politico and kellie mejdrich from cq roll call. dr. rowe, i want to begin with one of the testimony questions given to david chilton. he said one of the problems in the department is it can take six to eight months to fire or discipline v.a. employee. is that one of the inherent problems at the veterans administration? rep. roe: when we met with dr. scholz after he was sworn in, and by the way elected 100-0. i had breakfast with him and accountability was the first thing that came out of his a mouth -- his mouth. we looked at and accountability bill to allow the v.a. t

." >> tonight, the 50-year-old tennessee teacher and the 15-year-old student he's accused of abducting. finally found at a remote california cabin. the nightmare over for her grateful family. >> their daughter, their sister, is on her way home. >> but what happened in their over one month on the run? >> she's a young girl that's with a grown man. he needs to be held accountable. >>> plus, she's been called france's trump. >> she's saying, make france great again. >> all eyes on marine le pen, the far-right nationalist presidential candidate fuelled by anti-immigration rhetoric and fear of terror attacks like the one today on the iconic champs elysees. terry moran on a road trip across europe inside the rising nationalist wave with the future of the continent at stake. >>> call me disgruntled. the exclusive interview with diane sawyer, caitlyn jenner who voted for president trump revealing the deal breaker between her and the republican party. but first the "nightline 5." >>> jcpenney's power penny days friday through sunday. great deals like towels for $5, kids shorts for $7, look fort

johnston, again by name, to command what was left of the army of tennessee. it was a deliberate slap in the face to jefferson davis. and while davis happily appointed lee to the top command, he refused to appoint joe johnston to anything. instead writing that johnston was, in his words, deficient in enterprise, tardy in movement, defective in preparation, and singularly neglectful of the duty of preserving our means of supply and transportation. but then he did it anyway. it was lee who convinced him that if nothing else, the popular johnston, who was very much beloved by the soldiers, might convince some of those that had deserted to return to the colors. johnston's first instinct was to refuse the appointment. he suspected this was another of davis' tricks, putting him back in command just so he would be the one to bear the historical purr burden of making the final surrender. but just as lee talked davis into making the appointment, he convinced johnston to accept it. he said that lee still had confidence in his old friend and west point classmate, which w

after the 15-year-old tennessee teenager was found deep in the woods of california.rly 2500 miles away from her tennessee home. >> we could not be happier to tell you she will soon be on her way back home to tenne >> safe but having lived through a harrowing journey, her teacher, 50-year-old tad cummins is accused of kidnapping her. authorities received a text that the two were hiding out in upstate california, in an isolated cabin. >> as daylight broke, they took tad cummins and recovered -- into custody and recovered elizabeth. >> they went by fake names. tad cummins told him the team was 24 and the girl remained silent. >> she was standoffish. he was talking for her and keeping her away. >> once he realized who they were, he called 911. after five weeks and 1500 leads from all 50 states, with sightings of them from tennessee to georgia to oklahoma, all the way to their final dti police finally are bringing elizabeth home. >> we will be patient with her. we have to get her the help she needs. faces state and federal charges, including aggravated kidnapping and a ma

so with that said, the eagles selected derek barnett a defensive end out of tennessee.ou know what, i like it it's a solid pick barnett has the most sacks in school history and he could just flat out get to the quarterback. high motive guy, great hands can't get sacks eagles struggled to get consistency when it comes to pressure against quarterbacks and with eli manning, curt cousins, dak prescott in the division you need that. this is a guy who you can put on the other side of brandon graham and wreak love sock in the back field. eagles probably looking for a wide out or play maker to pair with carson wentz. there wasn't any left. you could have picked howard the tight end out of alabama but you know what he can't stretch the feel. that's what the eagles wanted so i believe the eagles simply decided, look, let's pick the best player on our board as opposed to going for annealed lucy, solid pick. i like it. >> all right. that's good. good to see you happy. [ laughter ] >> i'm happy. rapper ludicrous is happy. he's going to host music competition on youtube. the series c

and the family of a tennessee teen who went missing with a tennessee teacher speaks out. >>> a gunman in wisconsin is captured. apprehended in vernon valley wisconsin can. they say he sent a manifesto to president trump airing his grievances and he is in the process of being returned to rock county for further investigation and criminal charges. >>> the wife and daughters of the teacher accused of kidnapping a student in tennessee are pleading with him to come home. 50-year-old tad cummings is accused of having an inappropriate relationship with elizabeth thomas, the pair is missing for more than a month now. they were last spotted by a surveillance camera in oklahoma on march 15th, two days after they disappeared from tennessee. joe cummings reported her husband of more than 30 years missing after finding a note at home. >> i think he left because he was so ashamed of what had happened. he didn't want to face the consequences. so he thought that was his only choice, was just to leave. she and her husband even took the teenager to church and tad was friendly to everyone and she did no

: the nationwide manhunt for elizabeth thomas is finally over after the 15-year-old tennessee teenager was found deep in the woods of california. thousands of miles away from her passenger home. >> we couldn't be happier to tell you she will soon be on her way back home to tennessee. >> she is apparently healthy and unharmed. >> safe but living through a harrowing journey. her teacher, tad cummings accused of kidnapping her. the police got a tip they were hiding out in this cabin. >> they took tad cummings into custody and safely recover elizabeth without incidents. >> they went by fake names, john and joanna, and that cummings told him that the girl was 24 and she remained silent. >> she was stand offish. and he was talking for her and keeping her away. >> once he realized who they were he called 911. after more than five weeks with nearly 1500 leads from all 50 states with sightings of the pair from tennessee to georgia to oklahoma to they're fineal destination in california. police are finally bringing her home. >> we'll get her the help she needs. >> cummings faces state and federa

derek barnett from tennessee, philly fans seem happy about the pick.hat does barnett say about the philly fans? we're live. >> and we could see morning shower, but then it will feel like summer. summer in the city. katie lets us know how high the temperature will soar, soar, i tell you. >> what will it do? >> summer in the city. toed friday, i don't care, it is friday, that's all that matters to me, april 28. i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. katie and meisha keeping an eye on things this morning. >> yes, good morning, and happy friday, friyay. i'm excited, too, and i have to tell you it is looking so busy out there, has been since 4:00 a.m. not quite sure residual from the nfl draft parties last night, i don't know what it is, but i tell you it is busy out there. >> i'm sure just so many people in town, for all of the great events going on, at least the weather is cooperating, meisha. you know, we have seen a little bit of fog, classic,

there's an area of low pressure sitting here across the tennessee valley. looks like the jet forgot about it. it has nothing to move the low along its way. it sits over north carolina tomorrow. we catch a break and see the return of sunshine and it crawls up the coast monday and tuesday there's the positioning there. periods of rain today, sunshine tomorrow, more rain heads into the region monday and tuesday. gray? >> thank you so much for the update. decorative back slash can add pizzazz to your kitchen, but it could put a dent in your budget, here's a dyi to create one for next to nothing. >> reporter: a tile back splash can run 2 to 5 ho thousand dollars. this entire back splash cost 12 bucks to create. each one of these colors will be individual subway tiles. basically we're going to use our measurements to map out our tiles. we'll tape it off using our thin tape which looks like grout. when you're doing a paint technique you have to make sure that it is well sealed otherwise the paint can drip down. make sure it's well-prepped on there. >> do a whole a

it will be some time before he comes back to the state of tennessee.eks, months, before he's able to because his case is in the hands. feds at this point. his alleged victim 15-year-old elizabeth thomas is back in tennessee. she came back on a tennessee bureau of investigations plane yesterday and was reunited with members of her family. it's sort of touch and go at this point. what's interesting is we were just told this morning that a very close friend and that close friend's mother have also been sort of with her at this point. that's of course tbi allowing them to see her. she's undergone trauma. not just physical amental stress been on the run for 39 dadays a seeing the conditions in that can been that they were living in paints a picture of how dire this situation was at points seeing just fleeting reminders of them on the road. a couple tips here and there. 1,500 in total. one tip from an eagle eyed groundskeeper in california who noticed something didn't seem right and alerted authorities. the takedown very dramatic. there was a sniper sitting

. >>> after five weeks on the run a tennessee teacher and student or found in northern california. that led police to the discovery. ♪ [ music ] >>> a single engine plane in room from -- in route from trekkie to petaluma, it was due to arrive monday night with family members say the plane never arrived here the for plane was equipped with an emergency beacon but authorities say have not been able to detect the signal. the richard bailey issued a statement saying, "we have confidence in the search and rescue team and are grateful for the support of everyone involved. we state vigilant and ask for our privacy.">>> a 15-year-old tennessee girl allegedly kidnapped her former teacher is expected to be reunited today with her family. the two were found yesterday morning in the small northern california town of cecil will in siskiyou county. authorities say 50-year-old ted comments and a teenage girl disappeared in tennessee five weeks ago. investigators say they found them at a remote cabin after the cabin owner called the police and said a wanted man might be staying there. >> we are be

if you are in any county in tennessee, especially knox county, there are no options. if you have options on the achange, let that person buy non-aca compliant plan. and you can. they are available in the state, but then not fine them, penalize them. we have people buying stuff, then buying the other plans because they can afford it. the problem is not just people inaccessibility. people can get access. it is the affordability of it. that is true for many veterans. kellie: i wanted to drill down on the discussion of trump's budget request which you brought up in a previous question. a 6% increase, we are waiting for more information later in may on the larger budget rollout. but you have previously said you don't know if it is necessarily meaning more funds given the year of increases. it might just be a matter of how the money is spent. in light of those comments can , you talk about the proposed increase to the v.a. and what you think of it? phil roe: i can. obviously resources are needed. it is how you use those resources. let me just run through. i have not been he

some believe they may be doing the opposite >> that's what the father of one victim in tennessee said is happening and guardrails are being used in this area, alexandra limon is live with the exclusive story. >> reporter: not only are the guardrails in question used in our area, but according to an attorney i spoke to today, a virginia woman was also killed after she crashed into one of those guardrails. >> november 1st, this is still a very fresh real. five months i can tell you the amount research is come at a steep, steep price. >> reporter: that price is human lives. according steven imers, the if i think of 17-year-old who was killed in a car crash in tennessee in november >> the guardrail piece pierced her vehicle. that's not supposed to happen. >> reporter: in the five months since her death, imer embarked on a crew sayed, to see if the type of guardrail are dangerous or deadly. >> what i have found is several failures where the guardrail penetrated the vehicle, also where the guardrail will flip the vehicle. >> reporter: traveled to the capitol to hand deliver this letter to d

the 15-year-old girl is back at home in tennessee. but he remains here in northern california in court. nbc skut bud many is with us. what are the new details revealed today. >> tad coupleens did appear in federal court in sacramento. raj the charge you mentioned carries a minimum penalty of 10 years to life in prison, $50,000 fine. coupleens was in court briefly did not enter a plea federal prosecutors accused him of planning to take his victim through the united states and into mexico after taking a $4500 loan before they disappeared. he stole his wife's car picked up the teenager and began making his way toward california armed with two handguns. they say he told investigators he planned to sail to south america with the teen admitting he bought a small water kraft before he was caught. his sister spoke to nbc news about her brother. >> he's done this horrible thing that he has to pay for. but he is still my brother. and i love him. and it hurts me to see all this bad stuff about him. >> coupleens and his victim had been the subjec

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. >>> police say this teacher kidnapped his 15-year-old student in tennessee, tonight how investigatorsracked them down to northern california 39 days after the abduction. >> a bay area man recorded a sheriff's deputy tasing him in his bedroom. is this excessive force? the response tonight from the sheriff's department. >> and in the wake of the bill o'reilly scandal tonight we heard from two women who stood up against,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,, police say was kidnapped by her teacher.. has been found safe in northern california. kpix five's maria medina shows us how the nationwide search ca >>> after more than a month the tennessee teenager who police say was kidnapped by her teacher was found safe in california. kpix5's marina medina shows us how it came to an end. >> reporter: the teacher was arrested in a cabin in cecilville after a person spotted his nissan. >> he made the comment when we took him down that he's glad it was over. >> reporter: authorities say they found two guns in the cabin. >> i would describe the cabin as a one room cabin. there was two cabins right next to each other slee

kim owns and operates bridges funeral home in tennessee. she's not from tennessee. kim is actually from oklahoma. she started her first business they are, a few rogue is nice, but she had to leave oklahoma when she ran afoul of the law. turns out kim was engaged in a very dangerous as a selling caskets about a funeral this license. before that in the early 1980s was on the executive in a family of hard-working she enjoyed a lot of success. and eventually she ended up as one of the nation's largest funeral companies and their she sold funeral services future saw this as a way with her drive and business to help people through her work and asked before, she was very successful and not business. but after a few year she began to notice they need, a niche to be filled by the classic entrepreneur and that was she saw in a few girl industry, the merchandise that was sold with marks up a significant amount. caskets for instance mark up from 250 to 600%. so she began to think, how could i put together a business model that would enable me to sell the same merchandise but at

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the service for jeremy tomland of tennessee set for 10:30 memorial chapel.p delays from the earlier crash, and we have foggy conditions traveling southbound i270 into german town off and on slowing near is 18. >> anchor: thank you have you can get more news, weather and traffic on good morning washington on news channel 8. we'll see you in 30 minutes. now back to "good morning america." >>> good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. deadly attack in the heart of paris. new video this morning. a gunman opens fire on police officers. authorities take him down. the manhunt right now for his accomplices as isis claims responsibility for the attack. >>> soft drink dangers. could they be damaging your brain putting you at risk of a stroke. the new research this morning. >>> new this morning, revelations from a princess. kate like you've never heard her before opening up about the loneliness of being a mom and her admiration of how william and harry had dealt with their mother's death. >> i do think it's incredible how strong and how you've been able to cope with the re

. >>> police say this teacher kidnapped his 15-year-old student in tennessee, tonight how investigators tracked them down to northern california 39 days after the abduction. >> a bay area man recorded a sheriff's deputy tasing him in his bedroom. is this excessive force? the response tonight from the sheriff's department. >> and in the wake of the bill o'reilly scandal tonight we heard from two women who stood up against workplace harassment. ,, nobody told me to expect it. intercourse that's painful due to menopausal changes. it's not likely to go away on its own. it took my most honest friend to help me do something about it. she told me premarin vaginal cream can help. it provides estrogens to help rebuild vaginal tissue and make intercourse more comfortable. premarin vaginal cream treats vaginal changes due to menopause and moderate-to-severe painful intercourse caused by these changes. don't use it if you've had unusual vaginal bleeding, breast or uterine cancer, blood clots, liver problems, stroke or heart attack, are allergic to any of its ingredients or think you're pregnant. si

take a look the raiders some highlights start the season on september 10th in tennessee.er at the coliseum not las vegas is the following week against the jets. they'll also play three times on sunday night football right there on nbc bay area opinion once again in mexico city, this time against the patriots. >>> the 49ers open the season at home against the panthers they only have one primetime game that's against the rams on a thursday. cowboys come to levi stadium october, while jienlts visit a couple weeks later irchlts warriors now think big picture here will they get healthy as the playoffs progress? last night they were without several of their players. >>> turnz out they looked nbc bay area colin resch court side at the oracle. >> reporter: the blazered let of an golden opportunity slip last night couldn't cap tail on a the abaccepts of kevin durant or the ice cold shooting 12 por 35 of the flash brothers. >> obviously hear with a better team with him on the floor more talent and more weapons. we didn't look at it as an opportunity of him not being on the floor. w

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a teenager from tennessee safe after spending more than a month on the run with her kidnapper. how the manhunt finally came to an end. >> plus, all the recent storm activity still causing big problems in parts of northern california. jacket. video from the sonoma county's sheriff's office shows a paramedic on the end of a hundred-foot >>> a kayaker was stranded in the russian river without a life jacket but is safe now. video from the sonoma county sheriff's office shows the paramedics on the end of a 100- foot line going to the stranded man. he fell out of his kayak yesterday afternoon. he held on to branches before calling on his cell phone for help. the paramedics secured him and hauled him up to safety. >>> a bank robbery suspect in santa rosa has an unusual excuse for police. he was just trying to get his account in order. investigators say that 23-year- old logan scott had a .12-gauge shotgun slung over his shoulder. he allegedly walked into a chase bank yesterday and demanded cash. he was arrested on the spot on attempted robbery charges. police said he was having an acc

. >> and here he s birds take tennessee defensive end derek barnett as they aim to give defense a big boost. estimated 70,000 plus football fans packed the parkway. >> i'm ukee washington. >> i'm jessica dean. >> roger goodell introduced us to the newest eagle. >> the first around pick, the philadelphia eagles select dext rek barnett. >> university of fen ten defensive end derek burnett with the 14th overall pick. 6' 3", 229 pounds he broke former eagles great reggie white record at tennessee. >> and don bell joins us with the latest from the eagles. don. >> reporter: guys, i tell you what, it's been a really exciting night here on the ben franklin parkway. we're pretty much on the steps of the arts museum and yes, a little while earlier today the commissioner made that pick and five minutes ago go, we talked to derek barnett. >> how about the reception from the philly fans. >> it was great. i was nervous at fivrment i got a great welcoming and i like the fans i was a little nervous. >> what is your relationship with the eagles lieding up to this did you have a feeling had you a chanc

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today elizabeth thomas is back in tennessee. family says she's comfortable and resting, but has suffered severe emotional trauma. >> she has to go back home and face the reality of school, family, friends. it's probably going to be difficult for her. >> reporter: the teacher accused of kidnapping her arriving last night at t jail in this car. tad cummings is being held without bail. capture happened in this remote cabin in the northern california woods. then when he walked outside, they made the arrest. >> he was laughing, he was going to be cooperative, whatever you guys need. he pulled me aside and made a statement that he was glad that this was all over. >> reporter: 15-year-old thomas found safe. police recovering two loaded handguns and maps from a suspect on the run 39 days. >> someone showed me a picture and i was like, that's the guy. >> reporter: the cabin caretaker call in a tip to police realizing the 50-year-old was a fugitive a few days into their stay. >> they said they were from colorado. and he said he was in a h

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. >> and here he s birds take tennessee defensive end derek barnett as they aim to give defense a big boost. estimated 70,000 plus football fans packed the parkway. >> i'm ukee washington. >> i'm jessica dean. >> roger goodell introduced us to the newest eagle. >> the first around pick, the philadelphia eagles select dext rek barnett. >> university of fen ten defensive end derek burnett with the 14th overall pick. 6' 3", 229 pounds he broke former eagles great reggie white record at tennessee. >> and don bell joins us with the latest from the eagles. don. >> reporter: guys, i tell you what, it's been a really exciting night here on the ben franklin parkway. we're pretty much on the steps of the arts museum and yes, a little while earlier today the commissioner made that pick and five minutes ago go, we talked to derek barnett. >> how about the reception from the philly fans. >> it was great. i was nervous at fivrment i got a great welcoming and i like the fans i was a little nervous. >> what is your relationship with the eagles lieding up to this did you have a feeling had you a chanc

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for purposes of the production in tennessee there's a law there that says if you're 12 years old you go willingly if you want leaving your family. however, that can't be accomplished, that is your leaving under force or threat or some other type of coercion. so we don't know the extent to which he may have been convinced her. all it is now is that even if she does say that, you know, i loved him, i went willingly, he did nothing to her. psychologists would say he groomed her and was overbearing her. it will be prosecuted federally. he face as world of hurt there. let's not forget california may be lodging charges of its own with regard to kidnapping and with respect to another criminal possession of stolen property charge. >> that's my question to you, when we're talking about state charges versus federal charges, the kidnapping charge in this case that's coming from the state of tennessee that's key, is it not? especially to what might happen on a federal level. are they connected? >> you know, what happens is this, that the federal government is autonomous, obviously they do their

with the 14th overall selection, they picked derek barnett, he is a defensive end out of tennessee.ans wanted but it was solid. he left tennessee as school's all time leader in sacks, great hand, great motor and really knows how to get to the qb. last night howie roseman talked about making that pick. >> highest rated guy on our board, player throughout the process we have done work on, joe and his staff, we're always going to build along the lines but at the same time we wanted to stick to our board and stick to the highest rated guys joe and his staff put together, he fits the scheme, culture we are trying to build, we think we have a tremendous player and person. >> congrats to my guy haason reddick, reddick is heading to arizona to play with the cardinals. he was selected 13th overall. that is sports in a minute. i'm sean bell. >>> our bird make the 14th pick of the draft this morning , we will hear from him >> and the fans, they are loving the draft, so what can we expect for day two? our jenny joyce is breaking it all down. >>> our philadelphia police department they want in o

this morning, 15-year-old elizabeth thomas is heading home to tennessee. her alleged kidnapper, tad cummins, a teacher from her high school, three-times her age, is now behind bars. a tip led authorities to this cappen in the woods near cecilville. a tactical team surrounded the cabin in near-freezing temperatures. cummins, believed to be armed, was inside with thomas. deputies waited for them to come out early thursday morning. they did. >> short >> shortly after 9:30 a.m. he exited t cabin. the female victim exited the cabinnd was walking behind him. the victim appeared to be in good h health. and mr. cummins was cooperative with law enforcement authorities at the scene. >> reporter: police recovered two loaded handguns. >> mr. spontaneous statement to me at the time that we took him down, that i'm glad this is over. >> he said they were from colorado. >> reporter: griffin berry is the caretaker at the cabin. he met the couple a few days ago. he let them stay. >> he talked. she was shy, timid or something. he said she was 24 and he said he was 38. >> rep

(grant) she is back home in columbia tennessee. says she suffered severe emotional trauma, catherine heenan shows us how her six=week ordeal ended. "he said he he was from colorado and he said he had a house fire and he got fired from his job and he had his last 10 dollars or whatever. so i gave him 40 bucks and put gas in his tank and what not."griffin barry says he allowed the couple to stay in a twelve=by=twelve foot cabin in the tiny town of cecilville.. about 20 miles south of the oregon border. cummins told barry he was 44 and that thomas, who called herself joanna, was 22. "she spoke very few words and he would try and like talk for her a lot. he was like clearly keeping her separate." cecilville is about as far off the grid as you can get.the nearest sheriff's office is two hours away.there is no cell phone service for a 30 mile radius.but the mismatched couple in a car with no license plates eventually aroused suspicions" i was like

david, tonight, investigators in tennessee say these two could be anywhere. and they ask the public to remain vigilant. take notice of their change in appearance. and keep those tips coming in. david? >> all right, thank you, kayna. >>> next tonight here, to the extreme weather along the east coast at this hour. a tornado watch in parts of north carolina and virginia. and winter weather alerts from pennsylvania all the way up to maine, in fact, snow already falling in manchester, new hampshire. looks like the middle of winter. whiteout conditions there, and a treacherous evening commute under way. meteorologist rob marciano with us live outside boston tonight. hey, rob. >> reporter: hi, david. it's been snowing and sleeting all afternoon, as we wrap up the month of march. what a messy map we have for you. winter storm warnings for much of new england. flood watches for jersey and philadelphia, and in the warm core, we have that severe threat. tornado reported on the ground and heading towards virginia beach at this hour. meanwhile, this thing is going to get

tennessee. >> derek barnett 20 year old de ends i have lineman from tennessee, will turn 21 june 25th, he's six-three, 260 o get to the quarterback n3 years at tennessee he put up awesome numbers, 33 sacks, 39 career games. his claim to fame, sort of, eagles fans, should listen up to this, he broke reggie white's career sack record as junior last year, so he is really impressive, here is derek barnett. >> they have great fans, good philly cheese steaks. i just had one. i got to watch my waist. i just had one. >> i forgot where i got it from, but i just know it is pretty good. looking forward toking in this town, probably having a few more. >> so we look forward to knowing derek barnett as a philadelphia eagle. hopefully, he's got more of those red suits where that came from. because that was a beauty last night. also, as i mentioned, tonight, 7:00 when round two kicks off. the eagles pick 43rd overall. and then in the third round they'll pick 99 overall. and we will break it all down coming up at 6:30, with john of bleed and green nation and 94wip, we will get to know about derek barn

basically, the law in tennessee reads as if someone over the age of 12 can leave home. now, there are also federal charges in place. there are some arguments about why that shouldn't apply. i can assure you the tennessee authorities and federal authorities would like to see as many other charges as possible. >> what about marital privilege? >> the spousal privilege, as you point out, could apply. meaning that the husband, the defendant could say, i don't want her to be allowed to testify. we had a communication here in confidence. the problem is once she discloses that conversation publicly as she did in this interview, it's no longer considered a confidential communication, and therefore, the spousal privilege probably wouldn't apply in this case. >> a lot of charges here. california, back where they're from, also the federal charges. >> i think there will be extradition to tennessee. i think the federal charges will be critical here. crossing state lines. again, i think this wrinkle in the tennessee kidnapping law, they think they can get around it. but the fact that

he was held on a tennessee warrant. what happened this morning as we were prepared to proceed, the federal officials came in, arrested him on a federal warrant and took custody of him. >> fbi agents took custody of him immediately, and they are on the way back to sacrimenamento appear in district court in sacramento monday. for more on the case, let's check in with jessica castro now. >> reporter: we know cummins and the teen were in a cabin with no running water or electricity. they had two handguns. they cooperate the with police when arrested. police described the teen today as being an emotional roller coaster crying and laughing when taken into custody. elizabeth thomas on the way home today after a long ordeal. the 15-year-old 2500 miles away from where she disappeared in a remote area of see sillville northwest of redding. >> she's healthy and unharmed. >> reporter: authorities received a tip that the 50-year-old and thomas were on a cabin on his property. they said they lost everything in a fire in colorado. >>