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three, i didn't get to the top but i didn't take him out, another mountain i have to climb, so i steadily climbed the next mountain until it was time to get to the top. and when i tooky. has he? what did he say? it was along the lines of he will take you or three rounds. that's good to hear, at least i will get him in the ring. how do you think the dynamic around the fight has changed? he is still bookmakers‘ favourite after your performance tonight. how do you feel the dynamic has changed 7 it's good. tyson is talented and he will bring out the best in me. i really feel like his confidence, the bookmakers, me steadying him. i have been to tyson fury's fights when he forjohn mcdermott when i was still an amateur, i saw him fight chisora, so it will be good to change those odds and put them in my favour. that's all from sportsday. it is still arsenal 0—0 burnley, and leicester have scored a second goal, leicester have scored a second goal, leicester 2—0 brighton. those games approaching half—time. from me and the rest of the team, have a lovely sunday evening. goodbye. hello. after today's rain, we have a windy night to come. the we have a windy night to come. shower

mountainl didn't take him out, another mountain i have to climb, sol steadily climbed the next mountain until it was time to get to the top. and when i took he say? it was along the lines of he will ta ke it was along the lines of he will take you or three rounds. that's good to hear, at least i will get him in the ring. how do you think the dynamic around the fight has changed? he is still bookmakers' favourite after your performance tonight. how do you feel the dynamic has changed ? tonight. how do you feel the dynamic has changed? it's good. tyson is talented and he will bring out the best in me. i really feel like his confidence, the bookmakers, me steadying him. i have been to tyson fury's fights when he forjohn mcdermott when i was still an amateur, i saw him fight chisora, so it will be good to change those odds and put them in my favour. that's all from sportsday. we'll be back with more at 7.45 up up next on bbc news it is the media show. hello. this week, ofcom, the broadcasting regulator, put out a pretty stark warning. they said that traditional uk broadcasting is at risk without radical shake—up. but at risk of what exactly?

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. >>> one note, i misspoke at the top. i said it took the u.s.first 5 million cases. i meant three months to get to 1 million cases but we got to that 1 million in five days in december. >>> next on "gps," donald trump and his allies have been telling lies about the election. how does this kind of thing end? be we will tell you about two dark episodes from the last century when political lies like these destroyed democracy. hi, i'm pat and i'm 75 years old. we live in the mountains so i like to walk. i'm really busy in my life; i'm always doing something. i'm not a person that's going to sit too long. in the morning, i wake up and the first thing i do is go to my art studio. a couple came up and handed me a brochure on prevagen. i've been taking prevagen for about four years. i feel a little bit brighter and my mind just feels sharper. i would recommend it to anyone. it absolutely works. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. find a stock basedtech. on your interests or what's trending. get real-time insights in your customized view of the marke

election, the postal service supervisor asked me if i had forgotten ballots the night before and i didn't have any, ballots were missing in the state of wisconsin. i took 24 pallets. i saw in the topners, addresses on them. >> but if we don't pick the people there to make decisions on our behalf, we have a role of government doing whatever they want to do. maria: this as attorney general bill barr backtracks on statement that his department found no evidence of voter fraud that would overturn the election. that drew a quick response from president trump's legal team saying in a statement with the greatest respect to the attorney general, his opinion appears to be without any knowledge or investigation of the substantial irregularities and evidence of systematic fraud. a doj official later saying that it would pursue all specific and credible allegations going forward. pennsylvania congressman mike asking the supreme court to nullify state's certification and also wants to court to hear appeal. governor tom wolf certified joe biden and won the state's 20 electoral vote on november 24th but now the case has reached the supreme court and justice alito. trump campaign filing a lawsuit

>> i'm going to try as best as i ca it was not easy the first time. it took me a lot of time, on topwhat i was already doing aboard the space station. because obviously, you don't get two hours a day to take pictures and tweet. it is on your sleep time, your sunday time, but it was a pleasure to do it for me. i'm going to do it as much as i can. i would like to find something new. i don't want to redo the same thing. people are going to be bored. we have seen the pictures of the earth before. people get used to things really quickly. i'm currently trying to find maybe something new. i have no great ideas. if you have some, if viewers have some, i would happily hear them. >> another question here in houston right now, nasa's been rather ambitious these past few months, with announcements about project artemis, the gateway projects to go back to the moon. obviously there's been the coronavirus and a change in american politics, there's a new president moving into the white house. do you think these projects are going to go on? we going to be on the moon by 2024 -- are we going to be on

tree for the black bass to the zoo starts its photographs and tony and i took the tree for a swim today. well world news at the top of the hour up next here on d.w.p. connections between so music migration and integration into dock for the day. when you hear me now yes we can hear you and how the last 2 years gentlemen starts now bring back whole idea of how to have surprise yourself with what is possible this magical really what moves and want. to talk to people full time on the way maurice and critics alike join us from apple's last stop. toso no longer wants to answer questions about what makes her african and what makes her german she wants her music to speak for itself. kitchell was already a successful young singer when she fled her home in africa but it was in france that she rose to the ranks of a legend. neko was 18 when she left nigeria and wound up in a german often it's for young adults today she's an internationally acclaimed musician. and 3 women who hit their musical stride by navigating different cultures. father is denying and her mother german moving from africa to hamburg at the age of 12 was a

the voting took place entirely through the honor system. no identification of any kind was required. most americans would also be shocked to learn that those i in -- this is a national disgrace. upon topf everything else, we have a company that is very suspect. its name is dominion. with the turn of a dial, or the change of a chip, you can press a button for trump and the vote goes to biden. what kind of a system is this? we have to go to paper. maybe it takes longer. but the only secure system is paper. not these systems that nobody understands including, in many cases, the people that run them. although unfortunately, i think they understand them far too well.

telling me to turn around and go check on topping, who was by herself down on broadway, and -- as i turn around, for me, it felt like i only took three steps and then the music stopped, and as i'm walking back toward topping now, i just see orange and then i hear a loud boom. and as i'm stumbling -- because it rocked me that hard, i started stumbling -- i just tell myself to stay on your feet, stay alive. >> reporter: the force of the blast left officer wells with temporary hearing loss, but thankful to escape. >> i never grabbed somebody so hard in my life. >> reporter: in the search for answers, investigators are focusing on at least two different locations in suburban nashville. abc news obtaining this video of agents carrying out bags of evidence at a home associated with warner. a google maps image of the house from may 2019 shows what appears to be a similar rv parked right outside. neighbors confirming it rarely moved but they said by christmas morning it was gone. >> it just stays there. so this was something that looked suspicious that it wasn't there anymore. >> reporter: court records show warner once owned and lived in the home being search

header, taking his season tally to 7 to 2 at the break i talked took the lead for the 1st time on 79 minutes from other sending in the cross for boss tossed to the top. but clews, it wasn't finished, and he smashed home a spectacular equaliser the heat when he owns a game unbeaten run going 33 with our match stage hero showing his worth once again. thank you. thank you. thank you for marathon all. would have loved this guy, max kruse, a marxist party, but he has also called football on his trimmel. the captain took both hands up to stop the silly walk plus a much stronger sub we won't see many better goals in that this season. you are there and i think you hit the ball just right. so it was about time i scored from outside the box. i don't score many goals from there. the truth is just right for you on your own at the moment, especially from the penalty spot. he has 6 goals and for the 6 this season, he really gives our hero. we have one game left shelter. the stuff of fairy tales shall cause celebrating a win. but it really did happen once upon a time in january 2020. and it was against mention, glad to nail the score back. when shall go where in 5

i had forgotten ballots the night before. and i didn't have anything, 100,000 ballots were supposedly missing in the state of wisconsin. >> i took 24 pallets from new york to lancaster. i saw that like the topulsi gabbard corners addresses on them. griff: what legal actions they intend to take next as they call on the fbi investigate. attorney general bill barr made clear yesterday that the department of justice will continue to receive and vigorously pursue all specific and credible allegations of fraud. he shot down the president's claims thus far that the election was stolen. telling the associated press, quote, to date we have not seen fraud on a scale that could have affected a different outcome in the election. now, that drew a swift response from the president's legal team who said, quote: with a great respect to the attorney general, his opinion appears to be without any knowledge or investigation of the substantial irregularities and evidence of systemic fraud. meanwhile, guys, the fired dhs cyber security chief sticking to his guns writing in a op-ed "the washington post" yesterday that the 2020 election was the most secure in u.s. history. brian, ainsley, steve? steve: all right,

took me there. this happened to be the 125th anniversary, had no idea. he was like i will take my son to the battlefield and he took me to little round top. that was where we went. that was just the thing. my picture a little round top in 1988, just this little kid sitting next to where lethal. that was there. i'm also wondering, also, i was going to say that we have double the amount of people watching this live than we have ever had. this shows you where little round top is to a lot of people. >> joshua chamberlain. >> main recognition coming around. what about chris with like people going up there to see the scope of the battlefield? you see most of the battlefield on the hill area. you can see the scope, you can see clear out to the peaks on a clear day on the north end of the field. do you see people doing that for that reason just to showcase how broad they area is? >> certainly. you know, we are fortunate i gettysburg that we have this amazing cohort of licensed battlefield guides. these are essentially contractors or they are self employed. they lead a personalized tours of the battlefield. virtually all of them get to little roun

i gave you my -- >> my what? >> my heart. >> the very next day. >> and took it apart. >> and the top of the list. >> and took it away. ah carey's "all i want for christmas." >> never gets old. i still always love that song. always. >> so what are yours? anthony? >> top of my list, gets me every year, feliz navidad. >> i would have never picked that. >> what about you, gayle. >> sleigh ride together with johnny mathis. we sing that together, pop pop pop. >> i love that mariah carey song, which is number one globally of all time. but number ten, by the way, is the frank sinatra song we came in on "let it snow let it know let it snow ". >> i'm melancholy, i like judy garland, that's how melancholy. >> have yourself a merry little christmas. >> that's a beautiful song. >> but it has a tinge of melancholy. >> it's a beautiful song. >> lovely. >> moving on. spotify says people are getting into the holiday spirit early this year. by mid november spotify listeners had streamed 5 billion minutes of christmas music. let that sink in. wondering how to commemorate this crazy year. take a look at hilarious covid themed ornaments.

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happening across the country, by the way, including for my colleagues at other hospitals i work at. >> doctor, thanks so much. >>> it took almost six weeks, but the top republican in the u.s. senate has finally accepted joe biden's presidential victory. >> the electoral college has spoken so today i want to congratulate president-elect joe biden. the president-elect is no stranger to the senate. he's devoted himself to public service for many years. i also want to thank kamala harris. all-americans can take pride that our nation has a female vice president-elect for the very first time. >> senate majority leader mitch mcconnell accepted biden and urged others to do the same. so far he hasn't called on president trump to concede defeat. manu raju asks why. >> one thing you didn't mention is president trump's claims the election was rigged and stolen and the like. do you have any concerns at all about what the president is saying? >> look, i don't have any advice to give the president on the subject. this morning for me and on the basis of the way the system works, the decision by the electoral college yesterday was determinative. >> even though the pr

the top administration took what i consider a positive but baby step in the right direction. million --undred 50 150 million tests what is the test and why is it not enough? moveel: that was a great and the admiral has been appropriating use the best way. it is not enough, but that was a good step. they got them and sold them for five dollars, which is a good price point. it could come lower still. but 150 million tests, but we need to scale that up to have 20 to 30 million every day, the weekend see tests like this really be produced. but the 150 million was really a great step to start. itt it should have done is should have demonstrated just how powerful these can be. instead we saw a lot of pushback, not from the administration, but the pushback was from a lot of experts in toicine, and i don't want put my colleagues down or thehing, but conservativeness in medicine is if it's not perfect is not worth doing. utility. stops the frankly, the cdc and others should have given better guidance on how to use these test. like we can't have a long turnaround, we have to have it qu

have in a few minutes jumping to jumping to the live comments i need to be top of the show with michael eric dyson who that wish i stopped by the mike i took a picture of the front cover inside the front cover of your book and inside the back cover of your book and it just struck me i'm just going to let people have a look at this i'm requests and then you see these names emmett till eric garner saunders and. i wrote face for you how the cheap pick how did you pick this extraordinary line up. well 1st of all what an honor and an extraordinary privilege and pleasure it is to be here with you i chose those particular people because i wanted to make certain points and the points i wanted to make had to adhere to at least more broadly speaking the circumstances. an outline of their existence especially their their deaths so if i want to speak about the way in which there was a white set of black futures i wrote about brianna taylor i wrote a letter to brianna table and these are letters written to zs people not about them to further objectify them or exploit them for book sales and dollars i want to speak directly to them in a kind of you know

i think today the statistics that i got is about 5% women partners in the u.s. in asia it's less. asia is 3%. but i think it's encouraging although it took 30 years for that topsort of progress glacial, howlmost could that be addressed? soo boon: i think it's important push the men. also never volunteer themselves. i will not say i totally blame the men, but on the other hand, you see a lot of successful men and successful women, either they are diverse, something has to give way. how can we as women throw men the balls and make sure every ball has a good landing? scioscia have a balanced life, which is always a balance, i think a lot depends on the individual, women have to be prepared to volunteer themselves. many of the women, because of marriage they have to stay back. more importantly, after they stay back and when their kids get older, when they come back to the workforce, would they be admitted into the workforce? the challenge that many of the employers is they have prejudice against women moving forward. i think these are very important that has to be addressed. these are resources because i have seen many of my women mba in the have an stay-at-home

that in time will in this long and dark winter the winter that is this pandemic i bring call from berlin this is the day. the time from the top. down it. took into account that the people coming down. and the water that march or april would have given anything that they would be able to play the day they found it and they found. the thing i can't wait to check out. also coming up 4 decades ago a gunman shot and killed the senior and former beatles member john lennon tonight the man his music and its message how do they sound and translate in our world 40 years on. the lead and that's one of the make. and what happened. but you our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states into our viewers all around the world welcome we begin the day with a mammoth medical marvel taking place in the u.k. a race to protect as many people as possible from a virus that less than one year ago was unknown and unnamed today the u.k. became the 1st country to begin a mass vaccination program against the corona virus that causes coded 19 the 1st country to use a vaccine that has been clinically and fully tested the vaccine administered today was developed and tested a

i think we're going to get there. mcconnell and chuck schumer, the top republican and democrat in the senate today took to the senate floor and i want to you listen to what they both had to say, connell and notice essentially the priorities what they say, what needs to be in a covid relief package are the very same thing. listen. >> we need vaccine distribution money. we need to re-up the paycheck protection program to save jobs. we need to continue to provide for laid off americans. >> this has been about delivering a lifeline to americans who were laid off due to no fault of their own. families struggling to pay rent, put food on the table, small businesses hanging on for dear life. this has been about saving our schools, health care system around delivering the resources to produce and distribute a vaccine that should finally finally help our country turn the corner. reporter: cornell they agree on what they agree on. it is details and hammering that out. they agree on what they disagree on which is liability protections and how much money should be sent for a robust state and local aid package that will be left up to

telling me to turn around and go check on topping who was by herself down on broadway, and as i turn around, for me, it felt like i only took three steps and then the stopped and as i'm walking back toward topping now, i just see orange and then i hear a loud boom and as i'm stumbling, because it rocked me that hard, i started stumbling i just tell myself to stay on your feet and stay alive and i just take a full-out sprint and i'm running toward topping to make sure she's okay, and we kind of meet in the middle and we just grab each other, check each other, and i'm yelling at her to get our gun out because i just had a feeling that it was just weird. it fell like some kind of a movie and so we're checking on each other, and she's asking, and telling me they are trying to reach me on the radio. i couldn't hear, so lost temporary hearing in my left ear so she's yelling, i'm saying what and a couple of things telling her i couldn't hear and get me to a paramedics or call my wife immediately to let her know before anything got out to let her know i was okay and while i was in the ambulance, they were trying to get me to go to the hospital and i just d

the script." i go, "no, no, no, i got it. i'm off book, let's go." and i took off the glasses and started unbuttoning the button down shirt and i had a tank top underneathraimi," and she got me a job the following week that paid me $500 to screen test as flash on film against the other spider-man candidates, one of them was james franco >> seth: that is incredible. i think a good lesson to all actors to be a little bit more prepared than they even ask you to a nice ending for you. and it's always great to see you, thanks so much for making time for us today, joe >> thanks man, go steelers >> seth: go steelers "archenemy" is in theaters, on demand and digital december 11th. we'll be right back with more "late night. ♪ open! hey. think you're managing your moderate to severe ulcerative colitis or crohn's disease? are you ok? i did. but even when i was there, i never knew when my symptoms would keep us apart. so, i talked to my doctor and learned humira is for people who still have uc or crohn's symptoms after trying other medications. and humira helps people achieve remission that can last, so you can experience few or no symptoms. humira can lower your a

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the seventh round. fury, whose struggles with mental health took him to the very bottom, now stood on top of the world. before ias ever born, i was destined to do what i do. and i've had the highs and lows andeverybody knows about it, and tonight was the icing on the cake. and i've got another old fellow across the pond who might want a little tickle with a gypsy king, and then that's it then, completed, done. that old fellow was anthonyjoshua, who defended his own titles this year. the world is still waiting for that fight because even as the desert dust settled in vegas, clouds were gathering around the planet. coronavirus continues to affect the sporting world. moved due to the coronavirus. april's chinese grand prix postponed as the coronavirus continues to spread. as the virus crept across the world and into british homes, the sporting impact was initially overseas. british sport lost handshakes, added hand gel and carried on. in early march, ministers insisted premier league football, england v wales rugby and the cheltenham festival could still go ahead with appropriate hygiene measures in place. at this

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look at the both administrations the obama and the top administration clearly it took a backstage position when it comes to the middle is a north africa i wish pave the way for countries like russia and turkey to take over expanding their geo political clout you come too late to say you know what we need to implement some sanctions here don't you think that it's about time to reach out to turkey in particular for the next administration to move forward. yeah i think so you can work out a deal where they are sharing up the intelligence the the yes 400 and allowing turkey to get into the f. 35 program but you're right i mean they are not and it states basically wants to get out of the middle east and there you know for a long time the main emphasis of the biden administration is to be getting dish cigarette nuclear show back on track a matter of course will involve working with russia and china as well as our european allies so i think that would like to put this issue aside and who want to do other things given the fact that it is a best ratio and that gives them an opportunity to do this and come up with a face saving compromise that in

s and has gone top of the standings in the bundesliga i took up the 1st place after a win of a hoffenheimon sunday and then they drove by by me late on by the hit scored twice for live accusing clipping one shot which you're about to say that will certainly be a contender for goal of the season. leon bailey's performances this season have again attracted the interest of several big english clubs there's club scouts didn't have to wait long for another glimpse of bailey magic. to sure corner routine with natty mary and then the strike a contender for goal of the season 4 minutes gone but if this go with the sublime things went to the ridiculous for opponents hoffenheim just over 20 minutes later on great crown to riches lackluster back pos intercepted by bailey and he did the rest. of my. 2 now the hosts were coasting to the top of the table. 5 minutes into the 2nd half and hoffenheim hit back with a screamer of their own stuff paumgarten looking up and eyeing the corner of the nets. but moments later the to go christian was restored florian vs through the visiting defense after a nice exc

i did. he could've shown some sort of compassion and leadership, but he took the showmanship route. he took the reality tv route with going up to the top and looking out there and all of that. i had people, one of the things about being a political reporter, your family and friends call you when things are happening, right? they are like what is going on? and they mentioned that it seemed like it was the last 15 minutes of a reality show where you got someone doing something that is really more spectacle than substance. >> jonathan, this is one of those, like you said, could have, should have, would have moments. i remember four years ago, we used to say oh he will pivot. all the time! even covid did not seem to make him pivot. what did you think when you are watching them? >> i mean, to gromer's point about showmanship. i was watching and i kept thinking this stagecraft is excellent. it is reagan-esque in its use of the power of the presidency and the trappings, all of those things, except for this president seems completely out of touch with the moment. that is not what is called for. you know, what ronald reagan would not have done

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the explosion and had been trying to reach fellow officer amanda topping. the force of the blast left wells with temporary hearing loss. >> as i turned around, it felt like i only took three steps and the music stopped. as i'm walking back, i see orange and then i hear a loud boom. as i'm stumbling, it rocked me that hard. i started stumbling. i told myself to stay on your feet. >> i took off in a sprint towards him. i never grabbed somebody so hard in my life. >> reporter: this family made it out of their home just in time. >> as we're driving away, massive explosion. it was just this huge explosion. i was driving and i hear the sound. i was looking forward and the whole car shifts. >> i'm looking back at my two sweet kids in their pajamas. i was like we have everything we need. >> reporter: investigators are working to determine if the at&t building was the bomber's intended target knowing that could go a long way in confirming a motive. mona? >> thank you. >>> a police officer's job is on the line at a hearing in columbus, ohio. city officials are deciding whether adam coy will be fired for the shooting of an unarmed black man. coy did not turn on his body camera

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. >> i heard that i needed to go down and check on topping who was by herself, as i turn around, you know, it felt like i onld took three steps, the music stopped, and as i'm working back now i see orange and i hear a loud boom. >>. >> i saw the biggest flames that i have ever ever seen, the biggest explosion, and i just saw orange. i saw him stumble. i haelt tfelt the heat, the wav blinked and i could not see him for a second and i lost it and i just took off in a sprint. i have never grabbed somebody so hard in my life. >> i got on the radio to make sure wells was okay. but from the blast he had some hearing loss. so that is when amanda got on and said he was okay. i was trying to make sure all of our people were okay. >> we did not get the standard briefing that we have grown accustomed to. they reiterated what we have from local officials and that is the idea that nashville is safe, there is no ongoing threat. there is still no president or clear motive for why that took place. we heard from senior law enforcement agencies from officials that told nbc news this ted bit earlier this morning. there have been delays. and one thin

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it's not just bitcoin and gold coin seeing price spikes >> if you took the top 500 in trading cards, they the s&p 500 by 153% over a decade iean that's not a small sample size. >> just two weeks ago golden auctions sold a steph curry rookie card for 61$,000. a janice rookie card just got $178 million many are costing $100 and going well into the thousands. >> they just increase in value over time, particularly if that player performs on the court or on the field if it is a championship for example those cards continue to increase in value >> social media has become a big part of the sports card trading world. people are posting reactions to opening new boxes to see what cards are inside some of the boxes are going to get pricier. card maker panini hoops hobby box sold for 80 last season. the new one coming out will retail for $300. >> i see a theme here. yesterday we were talking about gold and gold coins going up in value. today playing cards are going up in value then there is the nfl play who are is getting paid in bitcoin apparently do we know anything about that >> that's a little bit of a pr spin the story with that p

. >> if you took the top 500 trading cards, they beat the s&p 500 by 153% over a decade. iean that is not a small sample size. >> reporter: two weeks ago, a steph curry rookie card was sold for $611,000 and giannis, $1.8 million. many collectors are putting togetheriois of cards and the industry is expected to have a value between $1.5 billion and $2 billion >> they just increase in value over time particularly if that player performs in a championship for example, those cards continue to increase in value. >> reporter: and the shop owner from the store says even low budget collectors can get started buying cards for less than $5. but unique limited collections with specifically numbered cards, those can easily range in the hundreds or thousand of dollars. >> fascinating story, this resurgence of interest i remember being a kid going to the local shopping mall with my friends or cousins and you would buy that pack and hope that you get a michael jordan i'm curious now, are there now more traditional digital marketplaces where you can trade and buy and sell cards >> reporter

the top show, music was on the radio. she was dying and blockbuster movies. if i took up of attempting to do justice for her life and her in this book, start in the first hollywood rule nine - five. year than i was bn in 1980. so in some ws ts book is really gesture of gratitudeo women of her generation. no least of them being my grandmother betty i menoned just a few minutes ago. in a roundabout her struges and heartland. and i'veort of woven into this book a bit of a memoir. but i wanted to provide context as to why i get this in a particular way. that context is everything to do with my grandma raised me and he was born just like five mths apart from dolly parton. in kind of put thi in the book that in some ways she and won like her are the little dolly parton's by which i mean, the stories she felt her career and are very much about hard knocks and specifically lives of women. dolly partoneft her family in east tennessee at about eight and at age 18. she's been rich and famous a lot nger than she was and that area. she had continued to tell the stories of the sort