the last time tennessee played on october 5th was 11 years ago. it was a five-overtime game against arkansas. jason witten caught the winning touchdown. >> verne: i remember watching it from tuscaloosa. >> gary: yeah. right there. he's just going to get inside. that's all he needed. three throws. perfect. pressure is off. three throws. remember, on fourth down, georgia could either run the quarterback draw or anything they want on fourth down. how about the catch. low to the outside, and he makes it. >> verne: rantavious wooten, fifth-year senior, coming into this ballgame had two catches for 23 yards. today, six catches for 38 yards and two touchdowns. >> gary: i thought the key play was the short pass to brendan douglas. he got the pick to the outside, threw it and douglas took it down the sideline. but it's the experience. the calmness. butch did it for his team. mark richt, calm. aaron murray, calm. mike bobo, calm. they've all been through this before. >> verne: five seconds away from overtime. utd >> verne: time for one last play. >> gary: i

how did you get inside the head of tennessee williams? >> well, there's no shortage of -- >> rose: his name was tom? >> of course. there's no shortage of literature about him or stories by him about his family and many versions of what ultimately became this play so there were a lot of points of entry for me the biography of him, all of the notebooks and collections of tennessee's own writings and we were lucky that we were able to see that archive in harvard and spend the day with our notebooks in our hands and photo albums and manuscripts and the pencil scrawlings that is to the point of what cherry saying in terms of what we do as actors when it's at this level and i don't think any of us could have imagined how the would be received here in new york so far is we -- >> rose: it's so over the top you could never imagine that. >> the response? well, i've never been on broadway before so for me it makes perfect sense. (laughter) but for these guys who've done it before is like, no, no, no, it doesn't go this way. >> rose: you could say i

vern davis, career high, 180 yards, tennessee, four receptions today. down at the four, three plays later, gore over the line. all three phases working, offense, defense, special tames.

i just had a friend of mine who used to be mayor of knoxville, tennessee, and he was -- i was talking to -- [inaudible] maybe during the presentation he was saying if al gore had made only one visit to tennessee

he defeated cheap pitcher from nashville, tennessee. so they're not equally into planning for the new administration, the maturation. it's going to happen on january 20th the new year. on december 15, the fbi arrests three people. one is the governor's chief legal counsel, who was arrested in his office on the ground floor of the tennessee state capital ran it history. with marked money in his pocket. in the same hour, agents arrest the governor's extradition officer. not the capital, but the national airport. he didn't have money, but he had a briefcase in the briefcase is clemency documents for somebody who is the subject of an fbi investigation into the so-called limited or cash scandal. in the same hour, a third person was arrested. that is the governor, a lieutenant on the tennessee highway patrol. i get angry in this moment still thinking about it. he was however by this time known by the fbi has been the man to see if you're trying to get a relative address and video. he's the one you talk to. jump ahead one month. junior 15. gov

>>> each week, dozens of new inmates arrive at the tennessee prison for women. today, paula sisk is among them. >> i'm here because i had a drug indictment and i violated my probation in september, because i was publicly intoxicated on my prescription medication and alcohol. >> okay. what i need you to do at this time is put all your property on the table. >> while drugs and alcohol brought sisk to prison, they could pose even more problems in the near future. >> okay. you have some sonogram pictures. so how many months are you? >> six. >> six months? >> um-hum. >> like other pregnant inmates here, sisk will receive prenatal care at the prison infirmary. she'll give birth at the nearby hospital under the escort of two correctional officers. >> do you know if it's a little girl or a little boy? >> boy. >> you can go ahead and keep them in this envelope. >> though sisk already has a 3-year-old son, she has never been pregnant in prison, but she won't be alone. about 60 inmates a year give birth while incarcerated. at tennessee prison for women. >> how's your baby?

why 12 was managed by tennessee eastman. most people knew at the time that he had something to do with found development. no, you know what, i bet that these machines were turning. i bet this had something to do with developing those newsreels that we see before all of the movies at the movie house. she had not sought and tennessee eastman all day. another woman i interviewed, her friend took her aside convinced she had figured that the secret. she said, i know what is going on. it has something to do with your in. [laughter] now, when you got hired on to the manhattan project there were many things to do. you had to sign the espionage act, went through security interviews. you also got a physical. during the physical your height and weight and you gave a urine sample. this woman labeled everybody's yarn samples. that was her view of the project she was convinced he had a weapon nuys to iran, and that was what was going on but everyone would come up with their own ideas of what was happening. a lot of jokes. there were not s

and a deadly crash in tennessee is latest involving a church bus. and we'll remember the man who took this photograph of robert kennedy when the cbs evening news continues. >> the tennessee highway patrol identified seven of the eight people killed in a fiery crash yesterday outside knoxville. most were members of a church group heading home to north carolina by bus after a three-day festival in tennessee. michelle miller spoke with one of the first responders. >> when we first pulled up, you had a lot of fire, a lot of smoke. of course the bus on its side with debris scattered everywhere. >> reporter: john hollands was one of the first paramedics on the scene. >> you had people in the median. hupeople in the road. you still had people in the bus. >> reporter: the bus, police say, blew a tire and crossed the median where it clipped the s.u.v. and smashed into a tractor trailer. of the 18 people on the bus six were killed, the driver of the bus, and the passenger in the souv also died. >> most of the time when you come up on a scene like that, the pe

the senator from tennessee has taken it to be a leader. we are on the right page, the right chapter in the right book to talk about the fiscal issues. i do not agree that the strategy was the right strategy. we are here, no sense in pointing fingers. needs toe the senate try to find our way forward because the senator from tennessee is correct. where we are, there are no winners and losers. it's about doing what is right. i want to do it for this state of louisiana and he was doing for the state of tennessee. we have lots of people that are counting on us to find a way forward. secondly, i agree with him that whenever what ever we, with has to be broadly supported on both sides or at least core support on both sides because it is going to have to be something with the brand to the house and say this the best we can do and we cannot go over this cliff. thirdly, i want to make a point. on the budget troll at that is law. -- budget control act that is law. the affordable care act has been passed but is not settled law. it is several. it passe

. >> reporter: the great smoky mountain national park is in north carolina and tennessee. local businesses suffer. >> it was big. with the park not open, it really hurts. >> reporter: realizing mother nature wouldn't wait for the government to figure things out. the governors of tennessee and north carolina brokered a deal to get the national park gates back open, but the damage was already done. a study by western carolina university shows what local businesses already know. north carolina and tennessee lost more than $30 million in visitor spending, 12 million in lost wages, and 3 million in local and state taxes. while some businesses wilted, others flourished. >> fortunately, the people that were in the park had 48 hours to get out. then immediately we, as a city, wanted to help them -- those folks coming out find a place to go camping and places to stay. >> reporter: there may be better news for tennessee and north carolina. the states may get a partial refund on the money used on get the park back open. regardless of what happens in washington, d.c., mother nature is

the presiding officer: the senator from tennessee. mr. corker: i thank the senator from louisiana for her desire to seek a solution and her desire to work together on so many issues. look, i don't rise to blame either side right now, i don't. let's face it, i have said from day one the effort that was taking place in the house regarding the health care bill was not an effort that was going to lead to a conclusion. it was an overreach. i know that, you know that, they know that, the country knows that, and so we have ended up where we are. but in fairness, what's happened over the last couple of days is is -- on the other side of the aisle has gotten one tick too cute. we had a group of folks that had an idea. i thought it was a good starting place, candidly. it had six republicans and six democrats, who had an idea of a way to move beyond this. let's face it. we all know what happens around here. two nights ago, the white house weighed in. leadership on the democratic side pulled back a hair, asked the 12 folks not to have a press confere

base in tennessee. specifically here as you look at this map, we're trying to hone in exactly where this happened. obvious question, how many people were involved? who has a gun? when exactly this happened? but we can tell you that this base, this naval support activity base in millington, tennessee, is on lockdown as i speak. we're learning this initially from the u.s. navy twitter account and trying to make phone calls, trying to get more information from our sources here at the pentagon. this is the tweet that we've been reading from the u.s. navy. so as soon as we get more information as far as what exactly is happening near this base in tennessee, we'll pass it along to you here live on cnn. >>> going to move along and take you to utah now, to the trial of a doctor there who allegedly murdered his wife to be with his mistress. stole his adopted daughter's identity for the woman, and whose own children are now the prosecution's key witnesses. jurors weren't present for much of the morning here in th

it was 2 hour-3 when tennessee makes it interesting. -- 24-3 when tennessee makes it interesting. 66 yards and make it 24-10 of a minute later and niners' special teams comes through. he takes a shot from darrell morris and osgood all over the football. the niners are 5-2 as they head to london to face jacksonville. here is jim harbaugh. >> continues to get better every game since he has been playing. he has a game ball last week and i thought he was effective again today both running and throwing. can't say enough good things about him. >> he is super competitive. we step on the football field and it is all business. i just love the way he plays. >> goodwin for the niners. coming up later and vernon's view. what the 49ers' tight end said that allowed colin kaepernick to run wild. still to come, it used to be called payton's place and now it is the land of the luck. the colts put an end to denver's 17-game winning st ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing good for me around ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little

it was 2 hour-3 when tennessee makes it interesting. -- 24-3 when tennessee makes it interesting. 66 yards and make it 24-10 of a minute later and niners' special teams comes through. he takes a shot from darrell morris and osgood all over the football. the niners are 5-2 as they head to london to face jacksonville. here is jim harbaugh. >> continues to get better every game since he has been playing. he has a game ball last week and i thought he was effective again today both running and throwing. can't say enough good things about him. >> he is super competitive. we step on the football field and it is all business. i just love the way he plays. >> goodwin for the niners. coming up later and vernon's view. what the 49ers' tight end said that allowed colin kaepernick to run wild. still to come, it used to be called payton's place and now it is the land of the luck. the colts put an end to denver's 17-game winning st ♪ every day it's getting closer ♪ ♪ going faster than a roller coaster ♪ ♪ a love like yours will surely come my way ♪ ♪ hey, hey, hey ♪ every day it's g

this is in millington, tennessee. two people were shot. it's believed the two suffered non-life-threatening wounds. the suspected shooter is in custody. more than 7500 military and civilians work at the base. iter is rns as a center for personnel logistic cal support, recruiting and finance center for the army -- logistical support, recruiting and finance center for the army. if we get more information, we'll bring it to you. >>> gunfire erupted on 680 in fremont early this morning leaving a driver with serious injuries. police tell ktvu it may have been triggered by road rage. this afternoon, the gunman is still on the loose. janine de la vega joins us live from fremont to tell us what police are doing to track down the suspects. >> reporter: good afternoon. investigators left the parking lot off mission boulevard because it used to be a crime scene and now they are back at the station trying to piece together what happened here. police want to know what caused a man that he got so engaged and shot at this mercedes bensz. the individual -

navy base in millington, tennessee, is in lockdown. there are police reports from millington, tennessee, that at least four people have been shot at that u.s. navy base, which is a recruiting command for the u.s. navy. details are very sketchy at this time. navy officials are describing this as an ongoing shooting standoff. >> mick, i need you to stick around. to your point, we're waiting for confirmation. you've been able to get this confirmation of this shooting. millington navy base. can you tell me more about this base and any other details? i know we're just getting this breaking news. again, how many people believed to have been shot? >> well, reportedly, according to police reports, as many as four people have been shot. no idea on the conditions, no idea on if there's one or more shooters on the base. it's all very sketchy. it's evolving as we speak. millington, it's landlocked there in tennessee, is the recruiting base, recruiting command for the u.s. navy. again, we're just getting all the fresh reports as they're coming in,

. >> we met edward mckowen in tennessee at the river bend institution. >> i was ordained as a catholic priest in nashville in january of 1970. i served as an active priest for 19 years at which time i was in effect mustered out of the priesthood because of my behavior. i am, in effect, a child molester. >> according to police investigators, mckowen admitted to molesting 22 boys, both during and after his time as a priest. the statute of limitations had run out on all but one. it got him a 25-year sentence. >> i certainly had some anxious moments when i walked in because of the way child molesters are traditionally treated in prison, which is not very good, you know. but the truth is, i have not been mistreated at all, either by inmates or staff. >> mckowen is lucky, as sex offenders go. he's assigned to the prison's one minimum security wing where most of the inmates are more interested in going home rather than getting in trouble. it's not the only positive thing mckowen sees in his incarceration. >> i was a catholic priest for a long time. i was then and i am now, you know, a person

we have cool air blasting back into tennessee. tennessee around 7 70s at this time of year. you will stay cool and frost advisory in place. staying cool for all of the u.s. this week. ♪ >>> you are watching al jazeera next i'm johnathan betz. with a look at today's top stories. >>> secretary of state johns kerry is meeting with pakistani prime minister at the state department right now. the drone campaign and the afghan peace process will be on the agenda. >>> the ntsb is in the san francisco bay area investigating the death of two transit workers that were hit b by an out of service commuter train. the bart strike will be part of the investigation if it's deemed rearelevant. >>> florida authorities are trying to figure out who helped itwo down convicted killers walt

. >>> there's been a terrible accident involving a church bus on tennessee's i-41. the bus filled with seniors crashed into a semi and an suv. at least eight are dead tonight. more than a dozen injured. we have a late report from nbc's tom costello. >> reporter: on i-40 near the i-81 split in northeastern tennessee, smoke, fire, and miles of backup. state troopers say a church bus blew a tire and crossed the median, slamming into a tractor-trailer and sport utility vehicle. >> it was a loud boom. it sounded like an explosion. i was several miles away. >> reporter: at least eight people are known dead including six senior citizens on the church bus that had come from a jubilee gathering returning home to statesville, north carolina. people along i-40 say they have seen a lot of crashes lately. >> in the last six months there's been quite a number of 18-wheeler accidents in this area. >> reporter: after a series of horrific bus crashes in recent years involving dozens of fatalities is department of transportation began cracking down on bus operators. >> come off the b

the 49ers are road favorite to beat tennessee. titans just announced that jake locker will be the quarterback tomorrow. one of his moving targets- delanie walker. the former 49er traded in the old 46 for the blue 82 for the titans. walker now the number one option at tight end for the first time in his career. off to a pretty good start already catching 20 balls for two touchdowns. >> people always ask --tell me my family and my agent, i say i play for the titans now. i don't know what san francisco doing. you know? if you ask me anything about titans, i can tell you that. i'm playing the san francisco 49ers i know the fans are watching back there and i'm here i have to show off of course against them. >>> when the muppets mention you, you know you've made it big. michael walker the 22-year-old rookie pitched the cardinals to the fourth world series in 10 years. three post-season starts, 21 innings, one run, 22 strikeouts. walker was named the nlcs mvp the first rookie since livan hernandez back in 1997 and he outdueled the odds o

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the bus -- jefferson county, tennessee. the bus flipped on its side and caught on fire. six people on the bus were killed and one in the tractor- trailer and one in the vehicle. >>> tom clancy has died. he wrote about military tactics. he published 28 books including a new yet to be released novel. several of his books were made into hollywood block busters including "the hunt for red october ,," "patriot games." and 17 of them were "new york times" best sellers. the cause of death has not been released yet. >>> concert promoter aeg live mass been cleared of negligence in the death of michael jackson. jackson's family sued saying the promoter hired the doctor who killed jackson with an overdose of the anesthetic propofol in 2009. the jury found while aeg live hired dr. conrad murray, he was competent and fit to serve as jackson's physician. murray was convicted of involuntary manslaughter two years ago. >>> are you ready for some football? that's a good thing because military academy football games will happen despite the government shutdown. that means navy fans can sti

. >>> this morning's other big story, a terrible scene on a tennessee highway lasted into the night. >> a church bus blew a tire yesterday afternoon and triggered a deadly chain of events. i-40 near knoxville shut down for hours. marci gonzalez has more. >> reporter: victims and debris scattered along interstate 40 east of knoxville, tennessee. >> my 17 years, probably the most serious incident i've been a part of. >> reporter: at least eight people killed when a bus veered off the highway. crossing the median into oncoming traffic, hitting an suv with three people inside, then slamming into a tractor-trailer, which then burst into flames. the drivers of all three vehicles died. >> this is the first time i've seen it bother me this bad. and i've seen them all. so, i've cried. i've been here since 2:00 and aye cried. and i'll cry again. >> reporter: the other victims were members of a senior citizen's church group from north carolina, traveling on this packed bus back from gatlinburg, tennessee's, fall jubilee, a church festival they attended every year. >> we don't have the facts to

first hard killing freeze for areas of kentucky, tennessee, missouri, illinois, much of ohio, portions of pennsylvania. any plants you want to extend their life bring them inside. tonight they won't make it if you leave them outside. as far as the goes today all the major airports are looking just fine. looks to be a very quiet day across the country. you're watching "morning joe". [ woman ] if you have the nerve to believe

are following breaking news out of tennessee. a crash involving a tractor- trailer, bus, and an suv has left eight people dead. this is an area east of knoxville. the bus crossed the median and struck the other vehicles after blowing a tire. the tractor-trailer caught fire in the bus overturned. the accident shut down the interstate. we will keep a close eye on this one and bring you new information as it becomes available. more breaking news, this time in baltimore county. police are searching for not one but three suspects. >> that is correct. b s is between hawthorne and grovethorne. we received a call of two people shot at a residence here. they found two victims who had been shot with a shotgun. we believe the injuries not to be life-threatening. what police are being told is masks,o suspects wearing one with a shotgun is involved in the shooting. they do not have a good description but the third suspect was the operator of a car. they're looking for a small hatchback car. county police as the helicopters and other units sea

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the tennessee highway patrol believes the bus driver lost control... "the bus had a blow-out on one of it's tires. we believe it to be the front steer axle-- steering axle, there, and it caused the bus to lose control." the bus then crossed the median, breaking through cables and crashing into the tractor trailer and an s-u-v. almost immediately, witnesses flooded 9-1-1 dispatch with phone calls. "the first ambulances and fire apparatus were on scene in less than five minutes." the quick response wasn't enough to save at least eight people. the driver of the tractor trailer, six people riding the church bus, and one of three people inside the s-u-v were all killed. "we hope and pray that there will be no more." ambulances carried some of the injured to nearby hospitals, while others were taken by helicopter. "out of those 14, eight are being treated as critically injured individuals, and we also have two that are serious and four that are currently stable." meanwhile, people in statesville console each other... hope...and pray. i'm andrew spencer, repo

the -- tennessee. temperatures not warming much. we'll stay in the 40s for much of minnesota. >> still ahead on al jazeera america. traditional clothing made in bangladesh is no longer welcome in some parts of the country. >> the death of an alleged victim of whitey bulger has been ruled a homicide. bangladesh is no longer welco bangladesh is no longer welcome >>> the death of an alleged extortion victim of famed mobster james whitey bullinger has been ruled a homicide. 59-year-old steven raicks died of sign jid poisoning. he hoped to testify against the boston gangster. he learned he would not be called as a witness. his death was unrelated to bulger say police. >> some superstorm sandy victims say the flood insurance checks are not cutting it. they blame assessors hired to assess damage, relying on computers instead of expertise. some home owners are shortchanged by tens of thousands of dollars. >> a massive train is burning in canada after a train exploded. it was carrying liquified petroleum. fire is so big emergency crews decid

the senator from tennessee has taken it to be a leader. we are on the right page, the right chapter in the right book to talk about the fiscal issues. i do not agree that the strategy was the right strategy. we are here, no sense in pointing fingers. i do agree the senate needs to try to find our way forward because the senator from tennessee is correct. where we are, there are no winners and losers. it's about doing what is right. i want to do it for this state of louisiana and he was doing for the state of tennessee. we have lots of people that are counting on us to find a way forward. secondly, i agree with him that whenever what ever we, with has to be broadly supported on both sides or at least core support on both sides because it is going to have to be something with the brand to the house and say this the best we can do and we cannot go over this cliff. thirdly, i want to make a point. on the budget troll at that is law. -- budget control act that is law. the affordable care act has been passed but is not settled law. it passed. th

. >> reporter: chism had recently moved here from tennessee. he was on the soccer team. last night, he missed practice and his teammates went out searching for him. >> what kind of person is he?

out of millington, tennessee, a northern suburb of memphis. the milling to be air station, and on the property of the naval air station, national guard operation. it's a services organization, if you will. but it's on the naval air station property. we have been reporting there was a shooting there today. two people shot the leg and foot. they've gone to the med, regional trauma center for memphis in the mid-south. the biggest question is, why did it happen? let's get to whbq fox 13's my memphis reporter. what do we know about a motive now, matt? >> reporter: they're saying this is a workplace shooting. we're told everyone involved are all tennessee national guardsmen. law enforcement sources tell us that one soldier was being disciplined. he understand he was being relieved of duty. the source says he went to his car, grabbed a gun, came backed in the armory and shot two people. they were shot in the legs and rushed to the trauma center. they are expected to survive. i it was a massive turnout here. this national guard armory is just across t

buenas tardes, volviÓ a suceder en una base naval en tennessee. todavÍa no tenemos detalles del tiroteo. segÚn informes iniciales hay dos soldados heridos de bala, el autor de disparos se halla detenido, las heridas no son mortales, el tiroteo es el resultado de una discusiÓn de tres soldados, un reclutador que fue retirado de sus funciones, sacÓ un arma de fuego, y efectuo los disparos, para resolver el altercado. >>> es propiedad de la armada la base naval, pero no parte de la base. se produjo la alerta y cierre de emergencia un soldado recibiÓ un impacto de bala en una pierna, el otro en un pie. el incidente es a poco mÁs de un mes del mortal tiroteo de la base naval en la capital de estados unidos, que dejÓ un saldo de trece muertes. el Último caso de tennessee, no sabemos los motivos, parece indicar que se tratÓ de una discusiÓn, pamela que alguien por supuesto tratÓ de resolver como hemos visto a balazos, regreso contigo. >>> algo lamentable, gracias ricardo, volviÓ a suceder, un jornalero muriÓ frente a un hospital en sonora m�

looks like the senior senator -- >> would my friend from tennessee yield for a question? >> i would be tremendously honored. >> have you seen the polls of american public opinion about what we are doing here? have you had a chance to see that? >> you know, i don't pay as much attention to polls possibly as i should. my understanding in listening to the senior senator from arizona is that it is not particularly favorable. >> to all of us. to all of us. >> i didn't mean to individuals. >> i mean to both sides of the aisle and they don't understand isn't it true, why we haven't been able to come to some conclusion. and as the senator from tennessee just said, we now are going to have this merged into the debt limit. >> right. >> now the senator from tennessee has an extensive background in finances and isn't it true that the markets would react in a -- the world markets would react in a very, very severe fashion if we allowed the debt limit to expire? >> i think everyone understands that that is very problematic for markets. we are beginning to see some volatility now that w

tennessee's darius bernard with the punt. that's kasim with the recovery. it's oh so good. niners win 31-17. san francisco wins its fourth straight. they're 5-2 now thanks to all three facets of the game. >> during play, by daryl morris and osgood. that's one you lay awake at night and dream about. it looked like an arrow. 4-3 speed and then being the veteran that he is, pounced on the mistake. and it was a great play. >>> 49ers now play jacksonville next sunday in london. the winless jaguars got beat at home by san diego. phillip rivers throws a touchdown. that's not what they mean by the jaguars pack their bags for london. steelers beat baltimore. you know that game of the week, well it was going on in indy. manning throws his first td pass. manning had three td passes against his old team. manning's new replacement andrew luck threw a pass. luck also ran for a touchdown but this short td pass to cleaner put them ahead for good. peyton's place no longer officially anything that is relevant. a thing of the past. they hand denver its first loss in seven starts. 39-33 your f

her father was the governor of tennessee. and she married her young with husband who -- her young husband who just graduated from medical school, he was setting up his medical practice, and they moved to san august a steven, texas -- augustine, texas. now, it was pretty primitive back then, but she wrote this letter that just touched my heart. out in this new country she wrote, he was writing to her sister. dear lou: out in this new country i see no one but strangers, but they are the kindest people i have ever met. the society is as good as in any portion of tennessee. there seems to be as much refinement as you meet with at any place. there is no such thing as fine houses or furniture. they have very comfortable houses but can't get furniture. we are too far from navigation to get such things. by the time we make the money, they will navigate the sabine river, then we can all get the little notions we fancy we need. if i had been in tennessee, i would have thought the house we occupy would not do at all. we live in a small

he wants to do that for the state of tennessee. we have lots of people counting on us to lower the temperatures find a way forward. secondly, i agree with him that whatever we can come up with here has to be broadly -- broad ly supported on both sides or on both sides because it has to be something to bring to the house and say, look, this is the best we can do and not go over this cliff. but thirdly, i want to make a point. on this budget control act that's law -- let me say, the affordable care act, in lawyer's terms, i'm not one, they would say it's not settled law. it's passed and upheld by the supreme court. i'll take your word. as far as we're concerned, it's passed. the budget control act is as well. the house is willing to take the sequester which is the lowest number. what's disingenuous and what the democrats will not be for is taking the lower number overall and keeping defense at a higher number and therefore cutting the heck out of everybody else. no agriculture money, no education money, no health care money, no nothi

. >> i was actually in memphis, tennessee, this past week. jay-z is finally breaking his silence about about why he has not been talking about his partnership with barney's. they've been accused racial profiling. >> a lot of people are talking about this story right now. jay-z released a statement saying he wants to wait until he has all the facts before making any decisions. he claims acting too quickly could hurt the people he's trying to help. he's one of the biggest names in entertainment and now jay-z is defending his relationship with barney's as they face charges of racial profiling. the superstar rapper is designing an exclusive line to appear in the store next month, but he said the money will go to his charity. writing, i'm not making a dime from this collection. in the past week, two barney's customers both african-american claim they've been stopped and detained after making luxury purchases. >> i walked out, and as soon as i head to the next block on the corner, the undercover cops stopped me and arrested me. >> reporter: he says