an act was passed creating the tva the tennessee valley authority. president roosevelt told the nation that the project would set an example of planning not for this generation alone, but for all a generations to come then things began to happen in the valley. here the many of the valley people the plan was an intrusion. years of isolation ignorance and bigotry die hard they said let the government men do things with machines over the mountain. none of our business, but you was more inquisitive. and the pioneer spirit was still alive over the mountain was something new big. exciting if here here the dam builders 200,000 of them in all 4,000 on this one project. valley farmers and miners mountaineers and city workers to them. this was more than a job. they had a stake in what they were. they were building for themselves and for their children. for the future of the valley as the months passed the farmers started coming to the dams to see for themselves. here they were impressed by the magnitude of the work. but even the open-minded one like henry clar

desjarlais of tennessee and mr. bilirakis of florida, i inform the house that both members will vote yea on the motion to recommit. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by representatives jayapal, ocasio-cortez,p bass, chu, schakowsky, correa, ruiz, and vargas, i inform the house that these members will vote no on the motion to recommit. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. stauber of minnesota, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. stauber will vote yea on the motion to recommit. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from rhode island seek recognition? mr. cicilline: as the member designated by mr. keating of massachusetts, ms. jackson lee of texas, ms. sewell of alabama i inform the house that these members will vote no on the motion to recommit. the speaker pro tem

the other gentleman from tennessee. >> thank you, mel. i seek unanimous -- thank you, madam speaker. i seek unanimous consent to address the house for one minute, to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> i should note saying that you look lovely tonight, ma'am. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: thank you. >> yes, ma'am. madam speaker, i rise to congratulate my friend, lisa wilkins. i used to know her when she was lisa morgan. on her retirement after 32 indiana fevers teaching in the knocks county school system. she started teaching in 1987 as a first grade teacher and she held that position for 17 long years. after that she took a job at rocky elementary school as a teacher for third and fourth graders. then became a literacy coach. she then returned to teaching first graders for the last eight years of her career at rocky hillel meantry school -- hillel meantry school. her favorite thing about teaching these kids was the joy she could see on their faces

she said she never claimed to be a doctor, to be in tennessee or to be an expert in new tennessee laww, tweet was pretty definitive sounding and this subject is so personal that inaccurate claims can really affect people's emotions and possibly the life decisions they make. one abortion rights group in tennessee told me they decided to put out an instagram statement clarifying that the new law doesn't actually change much for people because people they're in touch with were taking in misinformation and getting confused about what the law actually does. >> not just getting the truth, but getting results, daniel dale. so, look, if roe is struck down by the supreme court, abortion law would be set by each state. what do we know about tennessee's possible post roe future? >> if roe is invalidated, tennessee is planning to ban almost all abortions. it is one of more than a dozen states that has so-called trigger law in place, a law that snaps into effect if roe is overturned and this trigger law says 30 days after roe goes down, abortion is banned. there is an exception for the life of the

he moved back to tennessee and decided to run for congress. he regularly spoke to black groups in 1869 and reminded them that they had once regarded him as their moses. even he even showed the newspaper clippings of his famous moses. speech he also very perceptively told them. the parentage was like a former slavery. he wanted their love and their vote, but he also had some understanding of what blacks were suffering in the south for that reason w e b dubois in his great 1935 book on black reconstruction caused johnson, not the most evil man in american history, but and i quote the most hideable figure in american history. johnson had promised johnson lost johnson had promised and he let that down as part of what the title of the book is all about johnson lost the congressional election, but in 1875 who was named senator of tennessee, they would know direct elections for senate then and served several months in office before dying in tennessee, and he dies not as the kind of hated person that he is generally now, but here's an image from couri

her culinary gifts were featured in the tennessee home and farm magazine and recognized by the tennessee general assembly in 2008. throughout her life, mrs. bow hannan ex-im pli fied what it means -- exemplified what it means to have a servants' report. she brought her stew for church luck dinners for guests to enjoy. she frequently volunteered for the pull nam county fair while -- putnam county fair while she spent countless hours in the kitchen. it's clear her real talent in life has been bringing joy to others. i hope she has a great 95th birthday. and many more great years to come. thank you, madam chairman. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair now recognizes the gentlelady from ohio, ms. brown, for five minutes. ms. brown: thank you, madam speaker. madam speaker, access to affordable, high quality internet is not a privilege in today's day and age. it is a necessity and a right. yet the sad truth is that too many families in my district and across america simply cannot afford it. in cleveland, more than 30% of all households lack access to high speed internet. that is wh

the gentleman from tennessee yields back. the question occurs, whether the house will suspend the rules and agree to house resolution 1125, as amended. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 of those voting having responded in the affirmative -- >> madam speaker. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas rise? >> the request the yeas and nays. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to section 3-s of house resolution 8, the yeas and nays are ordered. pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, further proceedings on this question are postponed. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, by direction of the committee on rules, i call up house resolution 1124 and ask for its immediate consideration. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the resolution. the clerk: house calendar number 78. house resolution 1124. resolved, that upon adoption of this resolution it shall be in order to consider in the house t

we are and under vaccinated state here in tennessee, particularly in our rule areas -- rural areas. host: what are the demographics of the people who are getting the cases? are we seeing it in the older population, anger population, children? is it more men or women or do we have that kind of information? guest: we do and it is spread throughout demographic weight. children are affected -- spread throughout demographically. children are infected. it is spreading among the entire population we are not done with this iris. i am -- with this virus. we have moved from the highly pandemic part of this outbreak, where health care systems were extraordinarily strapped -- stressed to what we are in health calling endemic. we are learning to live with it in a chronic fashion. host: let me take a couple seconds to remind our viewers they can take part in this conversation. we are going to open up regional lines. that means if you're in the eastern or central time zones, we want to hear from you at (202) 748-8000. if you are in the mountain or pacific time zones, your telephone number is going

this orange suv the pair used was found in tennessee about two hours north of that jail in florence. go as planned. nadia is live for us in florence, alabama. we are seeing new video of vicky white the night before her disappearance, what's the latest you're hearing? >> reporter: this is a really important development, because we had heard rumors throughout the week that she was spotted at a quality inn hotel and the sheriff confirmed it yesterday. now we have the video of her, you can see her standing at the front desk at the lobby, that is less than half a mile from where she ditched her patrol car last week on friday, eight days ago, when they finally switched out cars and left and as we know now headed north to tennessee about two hours from here where they ditched another car. the sheriff believes they abandoned the car because they had car troubles it wasn't part of the plan. but we're getting more pieces of the puzzle as law enforcement works together to figure out what happened in the days leading up to the escape and where they are now. listen to the sheriff talk about the m

maybe when davy crockett was in tennessee crockett asked foris his vote and horatio responded quickly and said to waste your time on my vote that your votes to not understand in the capacity to understand and with that honesty and firmness to be guided. so the constitution is rigidly observed in all provisions. the man who wields power and misinterprets is more dangerous the more honesty is. he says no, there is no mistake and says you voted for this given to someone who suffered isma that true he answered i may own up you got me there but certainly nobody would complain a great and rich country like ours cannot give $20000 of any significant sound to relieve the suffering women and children? horatio replied to congressman crockett and said the power of collecting and dispersing many at pleasure is the most dangerous power interested to a man all you are contributing to relieve one you are withdrawing it from thousands who are worse r off than he if you have the right to give anything the amount was simply a matter of discretion you had as much right to give 20 million asked to give 2

but in the meantime, tennessee follow, and we'll tell us, i really appreciate your, his, i thank you and thank you to for watching, you can see the program again any time by visiting our website, al jazeera dot com for further discussion. go to our facebook page, thus facebook dot com forward slash ha insights for you can also join the conversation on twitter. i'll hand that is at a james. i started from the house, mike about on the entire team here in doha bye for now. the latest news, as it breaks sharon's grave has now been sealed, but even after her death she continued to tell policy and story with detailed coverage. a newly released report says that gun related death in the united states reached an all time high during the pandemic from around the world. the heavy pushback has long been a whole lot of the outgoing had ministration rodriguez. her date had little tolerance. the descent ah domain, the intersection of reality and comedy in post revolution, tennessee, or her mission, to entertain, educates and provoke debate through satire, her weapon of choice, theater, an intimate

the state of tennessee is now restricting abortion medication. still ahead, we'll take a closer look at the national battle unfolding over these pills as the supreme court decision about roe v. wade looms and the c d. c now warning about some mysterious hepatitis cases in children. why they're so puzzling and the symptoms keep an eye out for coming up. booking most cruises can be complicated. 't most cruises. this is celebrity cruises. and we think cruising shouldn't be confusing. so, on our award winning vacations drinks, wi-fi and tips are always included. every sailing. every room. every guest. effortless from the start. celebrity cruises. acc. today the governor of tennessee signed a bill into wall that will require a clinician to be present to administer an abortion pill to a patient starting in january. this is despite federal regulations, allowing mail delivery of the medication nationwide. republicans in texas, kentucky, arkansas and ohio have also moved to restrict access to abortion pills in recent months. more than half of abortions in

we have two children in tennessee that have been hospitalized for lack of formula.me i talk with some of these parents, it is very emotional. i just -- i cannot even -- you are a mom, i'm a mom and a grand mom, and it is just heart wrenching what these children are going through. and they are calling family members and friends in other states and saying can you see if you can find some? i'll pay you to fedex it to me. >> harris: what you've told me from this conversation is that the white house simply doesn't hear or didn't hear and now they are trying to play catch-up. that's the dangerous game. young lives are at stake. throughout the pandemic we know they said they cared. don't they care now? i just don't get it. senator, thank you for being here. appreciate it. democrats are giving some hay to elon musk after he called them out as the party of division. well, he has an answer for them and it is not just elon making them bad. new york democrats are calling state redistricting maps racist. >> we have a problem with these maps. it would make jim crow blurb. >> the

josÉ, as you know, tennessee is a very conservative state.ed state, but earlier this morning we were able to get reactions from both sides of the hotly contested issue. take a listen. >> the right for a woman to govern her own body and the right to have choice is an important one. we don't -- we don't put those kind of limitations on men. we don't expect men to get vasectomies or use birth control. >> i do not believe there should be abortions once that child is viable. it's really sad. you're killing somebody. those are my thoughts. >> josÉ, as you know, we have been reporting on rallies and demonstrations that have been popping up all across the country, including here in knoxville. in fact, as people were leaving work just a few blocks away from the federal courthouse we saw a large rally, roughly 100 people voicing their frustrations, their anger about the reversal of women's rights, and they wanted to protect roe v. wade, and we also heard from elected officials including the republican governor here in the state of tennessee. he release

>> reporter: under a tennessee law passed in 2019, if the u.s. wade, this state will then ban abortion 30 days after the ruling is issued. exceptions will only be allowed to prevent the death of the pregnant woman or a serious injury. dr. erin campbell is one of the physicians who performs abortions here. he's the medical director. >> i think people will pursue unsafe, illegal abortions and i think people will get sick and die and i think that blood and their death will be on the hands of these lawmakers that are passing these laws. >> reporter: dr. campbell's late father was the medical director here for many years. >> i think he would be devastated. >> reporter: there are very few places that provide abortions in tennessee. there was another clinic a few miles away from here. >> on new year's eve, our local planned parenthood affiliate was burned down, ruled to be an arson. >> reporter: and it hasn't reopened? >> it's not been rebuilt. >> reporter: doing this type of work has been intimidating and frightening for the medical professionals. many

this is gary tuchman, cnn in knoxville, tennessee. >>> u.s.ila jayapal is an ardent supporter of roe. she told cnn how her own experience shaped her view of abortion rights. and says she is grateful to live in washington state where the right to choose is protected. >> i have always been a supporter of abortion rights, but when i had to go through the experience itself, it gave me a whole different perspective on the nuances and the complexities of making a decision like this, and also the incredible importance of having it be for nobody else to make except the pregnant person. because at the end of the day, we are the people that know what we're dealing with. nobody could have known the incredibly difficult situation that i had had with my first child being born just 1 pound, 14 ounces. literally she was this big, the size of a small squash. and i had so many issues for months with not even knowing if she was going to live or die. so to then have somebody else tell me that i have to have a government mandated pregnancy when i knew that i was

joining me right now is senator marsha blackburn from tennessee. so much for being here. that was an incredible story in terms of the side by side picture that congresswoman kat cammack posted. there are some people who feel not only did the administration fail to prevent this disaster in baby formula, but they actually caused it. with the fda opening up an investigation into baby formula. >> and hook at what has happened with abbott, with the michigan plant. maria with, it is time for an operation warp speed for baby formula. and the administration that needs to make certain that the fka -- fda, the entities involved are focused on this. but what they tend to do is wait until things become a crisis. you have a state like tennessee, 54% of the major formulas are out of stock. this shows you how far we are off base on this. and then, of course, the reports, the shelves that are just jam packed full down at border for those that are illegally entering the country. but you have the biden administration still focused on everything but baby formula, eve

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>> reporter: under a tennessee law passed in 2019, if the u.s. overturns roe versus wade, this state will then ban abortion 30 days after the ruling is issued. exceptions will only be allowed to prevent the death of a pregnant woman or a serious injury. dr. aaron campbell is one of the physicians who performs abortions here. he's the medical director. >> i think people will pursue unsafe illegal abortions, and i think people will get sick and die. and i think that blood and their death will be on the hands of these lawmakers that are passing these laws. >> reporter: dr. campbell's late father was also the medical director here for many years. >> he would be devastated. >> reporter: there are very few places to find abortions in tennessee. there was another clinic just a few miles away from here. >> on new year's eve our local planned parenthood was burned down, ruled to be an arson. it has not been open. it has not been rebuilt. >> reporter: his type of work has long been intimidating and frightening for the medical professionals. many of the pat

later in the year when davy cracket was ran into tennessee, he ran into a constituent named horatio. he asked for his vote and he responded thusly, you better not waste your time on my vote, i shall not vote for you again. your vote last winter showed you have either not the capacity to understand the constitution or you're wanting in honesty and firmness to be guided by it. the constitution to worth anything must be held sacred and rigidly observed in all of its provisions. the man who wields power and misinterprets the constitution is the more dangerous, the more honest he is. horatio continued, no, colonel, there's no mistake, the newspapers say last winter you voted for the bill to give $20,000 from some who suffered from a fire in georgetown, is that true? congressman crockett answered, well, my friend i may as well own up you've got me there. certainly would he be would complain that a great and rich country like ours, the insignificant sum of $20,000 for suffering women and children. and horatio replied to congressman crockett, the action of gathering and distributing money. w

due east of spring hill, tennessee. so you know, it's hard to tell for sure. obviously they were taking the back roads. >> the last report we heard that they had ar-15 and a shotgun and other weapons. you think they might have taken with them? >> i think anything that they had in the car with them they obviously took with them. those are weapons that vicky white owned personally. we're assuming they have them with them. we don't know that for a fact. on the side of safety, we're a seeming that they have the weapons. >> and was someone canvassing that area right now? any homes nearby? any structures? >> it's a sparsely populated area. deputy marshalls and other agents have been there all morning canvassing to see if there were any witnesses that saw anything that might give us some lead. >> sheriff, at this point, is there anything information to believe that anyone else, law enforcement or anybody else was involved with the escape or assisting the escape? >> no indication that nobody else was involved other than vicky white and casey white. >> sheriff, have th

yeah shifts, you know, you tennessee in the 70s. like this is why i always say it's impossible to fully disentangle symbolism from the policy that it's connected to because in in 1978, they put up a bust of nathan bedford forrest in the tennessee state legislature in the tennessee capital nathan. bedford forrest was a leader of general in the confederacy and he was the first grand wizard of the ku klux klan. all right, and so you don't you don't put up up this not 1878 that they're putting up a bust of nathan bedford force they put up in 1978. right and it only recently came down. i think the last year or two. if you put up a bust of the first grand wizard of the ku klux klan that says something about what your policy. orientation is that says something about which a policy priorities are and that for me is inextricably linked to the decision about like how you're funding historically black colleges in tennessee as compared to university, you know, predominantly white universities in tennessee, right? and so i think the the symbolis

i believe they are in the area, somewhere in tennessee, somewhere in that general area.l, there are plenty of places, plenty of cabins, places you can rent on sites like vrbo or airbnb, you don't have to show yourself, don't have to show i.d., just have a credit card and rent a place. so i think they are -- they are hunkering down right now, probably watching this news show. >> yeah, well, perhaps they are, but we just got this bulletin, apparently the u.s. marshal's office confirmed they are investigating an abandoned vehicle in evansville, indiana that they believe is connected to casey white and vicky white, that the vehicle may have belonged to casey white. so, i don't know where he lived prior to his incarceration, wondering if they abandoned the vehicle outside of franklin, tennessee and somehow made their way to an area where casey white had another vehicle that was successful and then drove another to indiana. >> bank robbers do it all the time, call them switch cars. as many as 2 or 3 switch cars, and that may well be the case. casey white, they say tied to him,

however i agree with the great senator from tennessee.ayers are going to pay for it and the white house enact this without the approval of congress. this is going to be incredibly unpopular. i have often said since this came out and said this offensive on twitter which this is hopefully a free speech platform if truth is really on your side you wouldn't have to work so hard to defend it. you only need to work this hard to defend lies and the actual misinformation they are gas lighting us. they are terrified of elon musk. they have this disinformation board which is nothing but a threat to us. >> carley: you talk about twitter. i don't understand this push to just tear down speech when it's so easy to just -- if you don't like something, either ignore it or beat it with a better idea. more speech is better than less. >> free speech isn't just saying what you want to say it's hearing what you don't want to hear. >> carley: thank you so much for joining us in studio on "fox & friends first." you are also on outnumbered later; is that right?

the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee rise? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. bilirakis of florida, i inform the house that mr. bilirakis will vote aye, yea, on en bloc number 1. and, madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. long of missouri, i inform the house that mr. long will vote yea on en bloc number 1. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois rise? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. smucker of pennsylvania, i inform the house that mr. smucker will vote yes on the en bloc 1. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania rise? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. luetkemeyer of missouri, i inform the house that mr. luetkemeyer will be voting yea on en bloc number 1. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from iowa rise? >> thank you,. mel. as the member designated by -- madam speaker. as the member designated by mr. dunn of florida, i inform the house that mr. dun

host: that is bob tennessee. congresswoman? guest: to me, what is important is a woman's freedom. we have to protect that. it has been settled law for 50 years. we have to keep in mind that roe v. wade is restrictive. people cannot get an abortion on demand as you are trying to suggest good is just in the first trimester. any abortion in the later months , when there is more of a permission of the navy, those mostly do not happen. we need to look at the rights of the mother and exceptions for rape and incensed -- incensed. -- incest. this is coupled law. the woman needs to make that private decision after consulting with her doctor or man or woman of the cloth. host: ape, virginia. caller: --host: abe, virginia. caller: when people send people to congress, we are sending you there to represent us, not to preach to us, not to tell us what to do good in this specific instance of abortion -- guest: take your time. caller: in this specific content congress, you are not to tell us what is and is not a woman's right, if you take that as a right, the voice of the fathers are not being co

michael and robbie phillips of tennessee found dead in their beachside villa. their family writing, "our hearts are grieving and broken, but full of hope." vincent chiarella died in an adjacent room. his wife donnis surviving, airlifted to a hospital near miami. >> they were celebrating their 40th anniversary, which was a few days away from ours. just a lovely, lovely couple that was just full of life and just enjoying their time in paradise. >> reporter: their son austin telling abc news his mother woke up friday, "her legs and arms was swollen and she couldn't move." authorities say all four reported feeling ill the night before. two even went to a health care facility complaining of nausea and vomiting. the minister of health telling abc news doctors recommended two of them be airlifted off the island, but they refused. resort staff contacting police just after 9:00 a.m. friday, who then also found michael and robbie phillips dead next door. police say both individuals showed signs of convulsion. >> the only thing that makes sense in my mind, because this wa

new headline tonight amid this nationwide baby formula shortage, now two children hospitalized in tennessee. doctors now saying their bodies did not tolerate the switch to a different formula. >>> the pandemic tonight and the fda now authorizing pfizer booster shots for children ages 5 to 11. the cdc likely to follow, could boosters for younger children now be available within days? >>> tonight, the high stakes primary elections under way in five states. and the hotly contested pennsylvania senate race, including tv doctor, mehmet oz. where this race stands tonight. >>> the unexplained mysteries in the sky. for the first time in more than 50 years, congress holding a hearing on ufos, revealing how many military encounters in the sky that are still not explained. >>> and a new round of severe storms tonight. several states right now on alert for possible tornadoes, damaging winds and hail. record triple-digit heat in texas. and now soaring temperatures moving into the northeast. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a tuesday night. and we begin tonight with president b

you're in tennessee and you've been talking with people there, right? >> halle, that's absolutely right. this conversation is literally happening in all corners of the country, including tennessee. it's a conservative leaning state. you would think the viewpoints would be a bit slanted but based on the conversations we've been having on the ground, the viewpoints are mixed. so here in knoxville specifically yesterday there was a large crowd that gathered in front of the federal courthouse, which is a couple of blocks from where we are standing right now and the group of roughly around 100 people, they were out demonstrating, defending roe v. wade, expressing their frustration and anger for possible reversal of women's rights. this morning we ran into a woman visiting from paducah, kentucky. she had the opposite reaction. take a listen. >> as a woman, i can understand how a lot of women would be upset either way. but as a mother and a pro-life mother, i'm actually happy that they're thinking about overturning this. >> and, halle, i know you mentioned thi

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he is now in tennessee with the latest.e car found in the rural road in tennessee. it sat on the lot for a week until officials learned what they had and contacted the u.s. marshal s service. now clues for the whereabouts of casey and vicky white. the sprint to find the corrections officers and offender she helped bust out of jail. a mini break. the car. uncovered two hours from the site of the escape. >> it was abandoned quickly and they probably had mechanical problems with it. because it was abandoned in the middle of nowhere on the side of the county road where it obviously would draw attention and be found. >> reporter: and found it was. hours later, when someone called police. one neighbor living nearby could not figure out what to make of it. >> i heard a noisy truck. it idled for the longest time. i looked out the window. >> reporter: soon, the truck left and the sheriff's car took its place with the car whisked away. no one realized the link to the high profile manhunt. >> we're fortunate. it is unfortunate it was

marshalls focusing investigation on tennessee, for escaped officer vicky white, escaping together, suvsigns this escape may not have gone as planned. >> reporter: several days after authorities began searching for alabama fugitive casey white and corrects officer vicky white, investigators encountering more setbacks, located their get away car but no new leads where the pair is now. >> as far as vehicle description right now, they found the car, they were gone. >> reporter: cnn talked to the tow truck driver who moved the car last friday, said it was abandoned in the middle of the road blocking traffic, two hours north of all the detention center and only four hours after the fugitives were last seen. >> we're assuming where it was abandoned and abandoned so quickly, they probably had mechanical problems with it. >> when police got to the tow yard seen the suv was apparently spray painted and the e empty vehicle was locked. >> now in addition to canvassing the area, looking at interviews, tips that were specific to that area so it really reinvigorates the investigation for us, and it g

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peter doocy, live in tokyo, thanks, peter. >>> tennessee republican senator marsha blackburn, a memberarmed services and commerce committees is standing by. she will join us later this hour with analysis of some of the challenges facing president biden closer to home. >>> a little bit of good news for parents struggling to find baby formula, for their kids. operation fly formula is well underway as we told you. the first major shipment of baby formula arrived in indiana earlier today from europe, after president biden took steps to try to stem the shortage, including invoking the defense production act. lucas tomlinson has that story. >> good evening, jon, at approximately 11 o'clock a.m. earlier today, the first air force plane landed in indianapolis carrying 78,000 pounds of formula to fill half a million baby bottles. the palates were then off loaded on to fed ex trucks waiting next to the plane, the first time in history the u.s. military has launched an emergency mission like this to rush critical nutrition to millions of hungry american babies. some are calling this disaster reli

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they found the getaway car, 2007 ford edge on a rural road in tennessee.doned so soon after they left the jail, law enforcement believes it had mechanical trouble. charles watson is live in alabama with more. >> certainly appears vicki and casey white caught a major break because the video had been sitting for days before police were alerted to the location about 100 miles north. we are told by the sheriff's the 2007 cover edge or ford edge, she pre-positioned along an escape route with located partially spray-painted in williamson county tennessee, where she has ties. it's been sitting there nearly a week after police say the convicted inmate and corrections officer deserted and no longer rural road, no coincidence for law enforcement experts. >> i think that was pre-plan, i sure it was where the car would be dropped off. >> a lot of planning went into this according to police. vicki white sold her home for $95000, cleared out her bank account and was spotted in this newly released security footage staying at a hotel near the getaway vehicle was allegedly