getting to know her. 10 years on the force of the tuscaloosa police department. she's retiring, getting married and moving to anderson, south carolina. she's been such a pleasure to be around and we want to wish her the best. >> gary: she's our escort to the game. she picks us up. takes care -- she picks us up. i drove to the game with and ready to start a family. >> verne: great. thanks. >> verne: 33-14. >> gary: just saying, for a&m, keep it close. they're competing with the ohio state-michigan loser, and maybe, if things get really wacky. >> verne: knight had to throw that one and it was caught by an alabama player sitting on the bench. >> gary: he didn't score with it. >> verne: no. that's ross pierschbacher. didn't need to move. >> gary: pierschbacher, c get a not? at least i get a hand. >> verne: handoff. left side. trayveon williams. we mentioned the aggies' remaining schedule. they were open prior to this week. those games, new mexico state, mississippi state, i think ole miss is a threat. l.s.u. but they've got a nice -- it's not a bad schedule from here

getting to know her. 10 years on the force of the tuscaloosa police department. she's retiring, getting married and moving to anderson, south carolina. she's been such a pleasure to be around and we want to wish her the best. >> gary: she's our escort to the game. she picks us up. takes care -- she picks us up. i drove to the game with her. toiled us she's getting married and ready to start a family. >> verne: great. thanks. >> verne: 33-14. >> gary: just saying, for a&m, keep it close. they're competing with the ohio state-michigan loser, and louisville, for a late add, maybe, if things get really wacky. >> verne: knight had to throw that one and it was caught by an alabama player sitting on the bench. >> gary: he didn't score with it. >> verne: no. that's ross pierschbacher. didn't need to move. >> gary: pierschbacher, can i get a not? at least i get a hand. >> verne: handoff. left side. trayveon williams. we mentioned the aggies' remaining schedule. they were open prior to this week. those games, new mexico state, mississippi state, i think ole miss is a threa

getting to know her. 10 years on the force of the tuscaloosa police department. she's retiring, getting married and moving to anderson, south carolina. she's been such a pleasure to be around and we want to wish her the best. >> gary: she's our escort to the game. she picks us up. takes care -- she picks us up. i drove to the game with toiled us she's getting married and ready to start a family. >> verne: great. thanks. >> verne: 33-14. >> gary: just saying, for a&m, keep it close. they're competing with the ohio maybe, if things get really wacky. >> verne: knight had to throw that one and it was caught by an alabama player sitting on the bench. >> gary: he didn't score with it. >> verne: no. that's ross pierschbacher. didn't need to move. >> gary: pierschbacher, get a not? at least i get a hand. >> verne: handoff. left side. trayveon williams. we mentioned the aggies' remaining schedule. they were open prior to this week. those games, new mexico state, mississippi state, i think ole miss is a threat. l.s.u. but they've got a nice -- it's not a bad schedule from

getting to know her. 10 years on the force of the tuscaloosa police department. she's retiring, getting married and moving to anderson, south carolina. she's been such a pleasure to be around and we want to wish her the best. >> gary: she's our escort to the game. she picks us up. takes care -- she picks us up. i drove to the game with he >> verne: great. thanks. >> verne: 33-14. >> gary: just saying, for a&m, keep it close. they're competing with the ohio state-michigan loser, and maybe, if things get really wacky. >> verne: knight had to throw that one and it was caught by an alabama player sitting on the bench. >> gary: he didn't score with it. >> verne: no. that's ross pierschbacher. didn't need to move. >> gary: pierschbacher, can at least i get a hand. >> verne: handoff. left side. trayveon williams. we mentioned the aggies' remaining schedule. they were open prior to this week. those games, new mexico state, mississippi state, i think ole miss is a threat. l.s.u. but they've got a nice -- it's not a bad schedule from here on now against whom? >> gary: genn

getting to know he 10 years on the force of the tuscaloosa police department. she's retiring, getting married and moving to anrson, south carolina. she's been such a pleasure to be around and we want to wish her thebest. >> gary: she's our escort to the game. she picksup. kes care -- she picks us up. i drove t toiled us she's getting married and ready to start a family. >> verne: great. thanks. >> verne: 33-14. >> gary: just saying, for a&m, keep it close. they're competing with the ohio louisville, for a late add,?m maybe, if things get reall wacky. >> verne: knight had to throw that one and it was caught by an alabama player sitting on the bench. >> gary: he didn't score with it. >> verne: no. at's ross pierschbacher. didn't need to move. >> gary: get a not? at least i get a hand. >> verne: handoff. ft side. trayveon willia. we mentied the aggies' remaining schedule. they were open prior to this week. those games, new mexico state, mississippi state, i think ole miss is a threat. l.s.u. but they've got a nice -- it's not a bad schedule from here on they did t

game day will be in tuscaloosa for alabama and texas a&m. that's it for the ford wrap-up. i'm cassidy hubbarth. see you next week. ? ? ? the new ford escape. life is a sport. we are the utility. we've been watching the flames.. and the smoke very intense.. you can see it for miles. we know this is a new and let you know of any updates.. staying on top of breaking news ....you saw first on ktnv.com. a deadly shooting spree on the i-15 this morning....ends .... with more than a dozen officers....taking the 13 action news reporter david schuman is live at the cvs... that police say... the shooter ran into with a gun. david. this is where the suspect ended up today after police say he randomly shot at several vehicles on the i-15..killing one person. and right about here is where the k-9 unit charged him and officers slapped the cuffs on. store." this video shows the i-15 shooting suspect on his knees with his hands up when a metro k9 officer rushes him. more officers descend..and take the man away. how did we get here? police say the man shot at 3 vehicles on they're unrelate

top 25 today number six texas a&m and top ranked alabama tuscaloosa us busy, running back this kickoff. famous southern football coach once told me football is a collision sport. ballroom dancing contacts for. title led by six points. keith ford jonathan allen scoop to the. allen wins the big, tall man's race to the end zone. alabama pulls away to win 33- 14. this is the catch of the day made by a defensive player. northwestern's kkle cairo reaches up, sneers the pigskin like peter parker. the spidey sense to grab like that. well done. now to the broncos, found a today demarcus ware has been against the texans and should be ready to go next week. russell and cody latimer need to pass final testing concussion protocol. right now questionable. here is troy renck with this week's wrap up. trevor siemian drew criticism for the first time as a starter during that lost to the charges. 50 attempts only 230 yards. could not make the end zone on the final past. gary kubiak has seen a much healthier siemiaan this week. >> much better. obviously last week he was still sore. to me, watching him tu

game day will be in tuscaloosa for alabama and texas a&m. that's it for the ford wrap-up. i'm cassidy hubbarth. see you next week. ? ? ? the new ford escape. life is a sport. we are the utility. you know how it is, someone does something nice for you and you feel obligated to do something nice back. maybe your aunt sent you a crocheted scarf, you sent a thank you note... they'll buy your car even if you don't buy a car from them. because feeling obligated is uncomfortable. and tight. in places it shouldn't be. carmax won't make you feel that way. lucky you. >>> denver 7news starts right now. >> we girl with the -- begin with the latest inferring on a wildfire -- information on a wildfire, it is burning on it's called the freeman fire, and crews say it's about 80 acres. smoke can be seen from fault and eagle. there's no words on how it started and its containment. >> fire danger will remain high tomorrow? >> it are, even into the -- it will, and even into the beginning of the week. we have higg fire danger across the range and southeastern colorado, and in the higher elevat

but away from the big cities, like tuscaloosa, alabama? good luck. in the race to make an affordable, long-range electric car, tesla has been issuing stock and burning through cash, spending billions trying to bring its model 3 to market. >> they've made a huge impression on the industry, but they've also stuck their neck on the chopping block. if you're volkswagen or you're toyota, you're the world's largest car companies, you get to make mistakes. if you're tesla, little tesla, you don't get to make a mistake. it's not guaranteed that these guys are going to make it to the start of production for model 3. my own personal feeling is that they are just barely holding this thing together. >> reporter: and electric vehicle incentives, $7,500 in tax deductions per car from the federal government, are scheduled to phase out. a lot of people say, well, you know, these cars couldn't exist on their own unless there were incentives. what are your thoughts? >> so, i think they're right up until this point. i think there needed to be that push because they did

. >> host: the next call from evelyn in tuscaloosa, alabama. you're on booktv. evelyn, are you with us? doesn't sound like evelyn there is. let's move on to terry in brooklyn, new york. terry, you're on the air go ahead. >> caller: seem to be having problems with the phones here. this text message came in for you, and in specific terms, explain the end result that your movement wants to achieve, how will you measure success or failure? >> guest: well, that's a great question. i think that there are short and long-term goals. there's a long-term goal that looks at how we have to actually attack social inequality, racial inequality in this country to deal ultimately with the question of policing, because policing really isn't about crime. it's not really about stopping crime or anything like that. policing has become a way ofor dealing with the social crises that exist in communities across the country, and so that's a long-term understanding of what is happening. in the short term, i think that there are three very easily digestible things that the movement wants

. -- the book was released, they were founded in tuscaloosa, alabama.now, there is a multitude of organizations that compose the southern nationalist movement. fromovement is far monolithic. some organizations are divided on particular issues, securely with respect to race. there are two competing camps in the movement. one is racialist and refers to the subornation of anglo celtic in character. the other is strictly territorial and favors, if you will, a diverse dixie in which seven culture can flourish without regard to race. a few years ago, gregory k -- 4 -- hisr novels revolution series. it tells the story of a movement in the south that secedes from the united states and establishes a new independent southern nation. recent controversies surrounding the display of the confederate battle flag has had a polarizing effect in the south between it's mostly white defenders who view the flag as part of the regional identity and african americans who view the flag as a blatant insult, a symbol of past servitude. on the other side of the country, harold co

donald kennedy the southook called was right. , the leagueame time of the south was founded in tuscaloosa alabama. the organization was founded and led by dr. hill, a former college professor. there is a multitude of organizations that compose the southern nationalist movement. it is far from monolithic. some organizations are divided on particular issues with respect to raise. there are two competing camps. one is racialist. celticefer a southern nation. the other is territorial and in whichdiverse dixie southern culture can for -- flourish without regard to race. published 4 novels that tells the story of a movement in the south. establish a new independent southern nation. recent controversy surrounding the display of the confederate auto flag have had a polarizing effect in the south between mostly white defenders who view the flag as part of their regional identity and african americans who view the flag as a blatant insult of past servitude. now, on the other side of the country, harold covington advocated for the creation of an all-white homeland. his organization is called the nor

it is in tuscaloosa. the tide is rising. it is football game here at my alma mater.tivated by athletes from all sports. for 22 consecutive year, stanford has won the director's cup given to the top overall program. the cardinals won more medals at the rio game. one of those is mya durato. s she is a major life change. hanging up those goggles to works a consultant in the business world. >> i'm going from the top of my field in swimming to the very bottom starting out in my new job. i think it's all about the challenge and about learning new things and stretching yourself. instead of thinking i am bad at this, it makes me incompetent. it is just an opportunity to get better and develop new skills. >> you can economic out the entire interview on cnn.com and tweet out a link if you want to check it out. she talks about goal setting and top secrets to success. success for today, get in there and cheer real loud. nerd nation is ready to rock. i believe you are a bit nerdy at heart. it is going to be a great day here. >> i love it. just for nostalgia's sake, i have to see

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another raucous crowd in tuscaloosa. third quarter, aggies trevor knight place as 25-yard strike to kristen kirk and the aggies take a 14-13 lead. the 'bama defense goes to work. a&m running back keith ford has the ball stripped, 'bama defensive lineman jonathan allen rumbles and stumbles 30 yards. off another aggie turnover. this time 'bama quarterback jalen hurt puts the hurt on a&m making moves for this 37-yard score and alabama remains undefeated with a 33-14 victory. >>> number three, fighting harbaugh hosting illinois. michigan up 7-0, will spate, tyrone wheatly for a 21-yard touchdown. 14-0. wolverines make it 28-0, aft delvian, michigan rolls 41-8. this was the first college game between two coaches who were head coaches, in a super bowl, harbaugh with the 9ers and lovie smith with the chicago bears. >>> heisman front-runner lamar jackson, louisville cardinals hosting nc state. 36 of his 76 rushing yards. 7-0 louisville. he had 351 yards of his offense in the first half. 74-yard strike to jalen smith makes it 17-

this is chris in tuscaloosa, alabama, republican line. >> caller: thank you for taking my call. out of all the affairs that clinton's, bill had, hillary had to know about them. there's no way that she could see that she didn't know about the she would have to be an idiot. i believe that the clintons have paid these women off to come against trump. i do not believe that at all. i'm hoping that people will look at this last president we got to make history, but the first black president without looking at his qualifications. i hope we do not make it with this putting a woman in president without looking at her obligation. >> host: at this point between the two, between donald trump and hillary clinton, chris, who is most qualified, in your opinion transferred in my opinion the donald trump. post a appreciate your call this afternoon and all your comments. is what religion we will show you the entire donald trump rally later in our program schedule. we talked about the michelle obama speech in manchester, new hampshire. you can find that at c-span.org. hoping to have that later as

calling from tuscaloosa, alabama. good morning, larry. caller: good morning.ost: what is on your mind today? aller: i would like to let the ohio people know that you don't leader by what they say, but what they do. now donald trump traitace a call is notjudgment good. what i mean by that is when he michigan, in a rally in detroit, michigan, flint, michigan, he made a statement, he said to the eople out there in detroit, michigan, he said, i have a book for sale. champagne for sale. i have steak for sale. i have water for sale. a can you sell items at rally while you got flint, michigan down below from michigan, that need water? he went to new orleans, ma'am, don't understand, which is poor judgment, he went to new orleans, with new orleans and people who needed water, needed housing, he was toys, that is bad judgment, not good judgment. hen you had a person on the show just a few minutes ago, a chairman, for the republican the , saying that they are party for the blacks. that is not true. when they got , bush let david duke join the party that, is not people.