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why was it all about the nashville three. what about the family, the families that lost their children and lost their loved ones. that should be front and center. >> laura: a lot of comments there. thanks, ray, for that great reporting. up next, california teacher was fired for informing parents their kids wanted to transition. she's here exclusively in a bit, plus chris' latest expose from the university of texas. wait until you hear what he uncovered there. as someone living with type 2 diabetes, i want to keep it real and talk about some risks. with type 2 diabetes you have up to 4 times greater risk of stroke, heart attack, or death. even at your a1c goal, you're still at risk ...which if ignored could bring you here... ...may put you in one of those... ...or even worse. too much? that's the point. get real about your risks and do something about it. talk to your health care provider about ways to lower your risk of stroke, heart attack, or death. learn more at getrealaboutdiabetes.com >> laura: texas wouldn't be a place

why was it all about the nashville three.hat about the family, the families that lost their children and lost their loved ones. that should be front and center. >> laura: a lot of comments there. thanks, ray, for that great reporting. up nt, california teacher was fired for informing parents their kids wanted to transition. she's here exclusively in a bit, plus chris' latest expose from the university of texas. wait until you hear what he uncove >> laura: texas wouldn't be a place where the inclusion would thrive. a report from the university of texas in austin. the school's communication is promoting the idea that objectivity, individualuallism and the written word were all characteristics of white supremacy culture and if you're white school wants you to atone for your power and privilege. same if you're straight, by the way. at the multicultural engagement center the school host racially segregated school groups on things called microassaults and microinvalid additions that the minorities endure a constant barrage of but t

you know, the nashville shooter people saying she's been misgendered crazy things like that but you don'txpect to hear that directly from the white house. i want to take this down memory lane, kjp days after the mashville shooting here's what she had to say. >> lgbtq i plus kids are resilient. they are fierce, they fight back. they're not going anywhere. and we have their back. this administration has their back. >> kayleigh: so the transgender kids, this he need to fight after the nashville shooting. are we surprised at all that the biden dhs is adapting the same kind of ideology. >> of course not i hope this highlights again to those watching that our government is not neutral on any level. it has a bias in one direction. it is against what many american people believe, how they live their lives and they're weaponizing against us to silence us. and i think the thing that's deeply troubling is how aggressive they are. and, remember, that was literally within hours of that school shooting happening in which they say we have the back of the transgender community in which one of their peopl

listen to kp this is days after the nashville shooting. >> here's what she had to say.vl lgbt q i plus kids are resilient. they are fierce.back they fight back .t go they're not going anywhere and we have their back this kayleig administration has their back. >> sh:o the transgender kids, they need to fight after the nashville shooting. are we surprisede weed a at allt divided dhs is now adopting the same kind of mentality? i >> no, no, of course not. and i hope that this highlights yet again to those watching that our government is not neutral on any level . at it has a bias in one direction.p weaps against whatle many american people believe, how they live their lives silenceir weaponizes againstus t de to silence us . and i think the thing that'saggs that's deeply troublinsig is hoh aggressive they are. f th and remember, that was jusattscl literally within hours s of thaa school shooting happening in which they say we have the backm munityof the transgender communn which one of their their people went in and shot people in colds blood . but it's accelerating quickly because they ar

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like the nashville shooter's manifesto, let's move to that topic. the angle has been demanding the release of that since the day of the shooting. yet here we are five weeks after audrey hill killed six people including three kids and we don't know any details. there were 30 journals a suicide note a memoir, apparently multiple laptops, phones, notes, all taken from the trans shooter's house. now all vital, are they not, to determining the motive and perhaps preventing another shooting in the future? >> let people read what this person has written and, in fact, know what to look for in co-workers and fellow students and friends and family. maybe they'll see some of these indicators that were man fested by this person. what politicians inspired this lunatics? what drugs was she prescribed? who prescribed those drugs? these are all very important questions that i think will be answered in the manifesto. >> we know why they don't want this to be made public. because there might be evidence that this was a hate crime inspired by a trans ideology against

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nashville shooter was hard working, antisocial in college. audrey hale shot and killed six people including three children and left behind a road map. we know that, as to why, in fested 0 and laptop 30 journals and other documents, yet still exactly six weeks later authorities haven't commented on the motive. instead, they're stone walling. >> we need to know what was behind the shooter's motive so we can stop it and not have it happen again. it needs to be released. the people of nashville want to see it. we need to see it. we have a right to see it. >> greg: so why the refusal to tell us why audrey hale was so hell bent on killing? i'll tell you why. because democrats think her story might hurt them politically. yeah, it's that twisted. now, this is the same reason why you rarely see democrats run to the cameras to talk about the black on black crime plaguing the people of chicago. not likely that benjamin kromp will show up for an off-duty police officer ariana pressman. she was murdered after finishing her shift just steps from her door w

when he looked at nashville, that was an unbelievable response. it's still ten minutes. they got their, came together, went in. they did not hesitate. this one was a police officer who was on another call. he heard shots and just were into it. that is totally counter to the old days of waiting for backup. he ran into a gun fight not only knowing -- this guy just ran. this woman just ran alone. he ended a lot. he still had a lot of space and time that he could get more structure. >> rob d'amico, thank you so much. we have been following the story out of brownsville, texas where a car rammed into a group of migrants, killing seven individuals and injuring 12 others. we are getting new developments as well for the identity of the person who was driving that car. we have been on this. we spoke with lieutenant martin sandoval who is a spokesman for the browns were police department. the driver who ran into the migrants at a bus stop -- the driver was intoxicated, in fact. they are not sure if he acted intentionally or if it was an accident. the driver who has been arrested an

. >> it is, jen, and to see it up close, we were talking about nashville a few years ago. >> nashville first time they took it out of new york. >> hundreds of thousands of people in the drone shots. like wood stock, to stand there and wait and watch who your team is going to draft. some 20-year-old kid from kansas state. it's amazing. >> and it's like people are -- it's the whole weekend is filled with possibility. everybody, all the fans walk away happy, everybody got a prize, maybe it wasn't the prize you wanted. it's not anybody that actually uses. joe, speaking of the lions, it's in detroit next year. i mean, i don't know. >> road show. >> road show. michigan. election year. >> it's so exciting. >> swing state. >> good call. >> can we get the iso of jen up for a second. can you just swing the camera left so we can get barnicle. >> he just keeps lurking, and we see his head. >> there he is. >> step back out. >> there he is. okay. there we go, mike. yeah, by the way, red sox won again last night. sorry grandpa, they may be pretty good this year. okay. so who on the panel knows about

in nashville, i'm nicole valdez, ktvu fox two news.e in santa clara county may notice a lot of pga crews out starting today. ground and helicopter crews will be inspecting power lines, electrical towers and power poles for the next three days. the helicopters will be flying close to those lines and towers between the hours of ten and four in the afternoon. they could fly as low as 100ft off the ground. crews will also be looking for any trees that could interfere with those power lines so that trees can be trimmed before there is a problem. so they want to let folks know in case they see some of those low lying helicopters. we do see a lot of fog out there still in the sky. ktvu meteorologist mark tamayo talking about this unseasonably cool stretch. we are still in. yeah, it's been over a week, ali, with these temperatures on the cool to maybe mild side but things will be changing a little bit. i know it's hard to believe when you look outside, you still see all the low clouds and fog. but this warm up is mostly focused for the inland

many of them, just like here in nashville, gathering outside of the stadium to listen to the taylor swiftause heir not ready to -- they're not ready to shake it off. but new jersey state police posting this warning on instagram -- yes, they have an instagram -- that they would only allow people with tickets into the surrounding parking lots saying, quote, sorry, swifties, no ticket, no taylor-gating. perhaps swift fans are asking why you gotta be so mean. [laughter] well, we might have the answer here, and i'm going to start with griff jenkins -- [laughter] because, you know, if you were going to do some taylor-gating because you might because you love her and your family loves her, but they're not just going to let you in because, you know, you're a fan. >> they should. and people keep telling me, tammy, you should calm down, by -- but i won't, okay? because this feels like a death by a thousand cuts. i gotta tell ya -- [laughter] this right here is just a blank space. and me getting tickets at $19,000 a pop, it's it's as rare as snow on the beach, it's not going to happen. >> ayiay -- a

there are people all across nashville that thought so, too, which is why they were demanding the requestis weird. because those requests were denied, lawrence, there were people who filed suit because these records were not being -- this manifesto was not released by the police but now the police are saying, because we are being sued for not releasing the manifesto, we can't release it because we are being sued. they could mood to suit and release the records and it would all go away but for some reason they are not doing it and it just, i mean, just kind of makes you wonder if it is because the evidence is so compelling. and there is compelling interest in this. there is a necessary reason to know what the motive was, what motivated this killer, which of his play this manifesto if they would release it very simple, it would show. >> lawrence: wyatt knust visit from the president of the united states? i don't understand that either. or they go to every -- just came back from ireland, have a great time. all the other events. you have americans, forget whatever belief systems. we are a ame

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jim gergiese of nashville, tennessee. the speaker pro tempore: the chair announces the speaker's appointment her sunt to 10 u.s.c. 8468-a of the following member on the part of the house to the board of visitors to the united states naval academy. the clerk: mr. runnersbergering of -- mr. ruppersberger of maryland. the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before the house a communication. the clerk: 240e the 407b rabble the speak, house of representatives, sir. pursuant to section 98-0-3-d-1-c and e of the james inhofe national authorization act for fiscal year 2023, public law 117-263, i am pleased to appoint the following member to the commission on reform and modernization of the department of safe, the honorable mike quick lee of illinois. thank you for your attention to this appointment. signed, sincerely hark chemojeffries, democratic leader. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house in

rudolph and the tennessee state tiger belles track team from a little college in north nashville, where they didn't even have their own track. their coach didn't have his own office. he shared an office with his wife who was supposed mistress. they played against other african-american colleges in the south. wouldn't be able to stop it at rest stops. they'd have to say, well, let's hit the fields if they had to go to the bathroom. and wilma rudolph and that team really helped create title nine. they're sort of part of the vanguard of that. but after they won those gold medals, she came back to clarksville, tennessee where she was from, and they wanted to hold a segregated banquet. and, well, bill rudolph said if it's not integrated, i'm not coming. and that and the fact i want to come. we've talked about athletes in the intersection. i won't talk about coaches. i want to talk about vince lombardi that when pride so mattered a life of vince lombardi what would vince lombardi think of a coach saying look, you could make an impact in our culture for the next 25 years. if you do thing on th

some of these cases, like the most t recent one thahe mosroken sot hl many of our hearts is the nashville case. lad you think about the shooteer itere was gone taken out by law enforcement. and it leaves so mans soy quest we're waiting to see, will weno get those notebooks or look at the manifesto or all ofl invest the things that police found at that scene. so they'll still investigate thatigat , even though the suspect is deceased in this case, if this suspect is alive, they're going to be a lot of questions about exactly what happened, how this came together. was that firearm gotten legally? were there connections, lega to theseo people? as you noted earlier, in cas so many cases, the majority of cases people know the victim knows the shooter. so often there is something there we don't know in this case. we'll have to wait and see waid buknt i don't know that we everw will get an answerer that thatra really answers the most broken part about why somebody couldt be so violent and taketa precious, precious life. i don't think most of us as good hearted human beings understand evetand i w

last week a singer was joined by drag performers in her show in nashville defying what she said was anndercover police officer at the venue, that she did not bring those performance on stage. and the latest one, folk rock musicians, two great singer/songwriters, the two of them played back-to-back sets in nashville. and when they came out to do an encore together they surprised everybody they had backstage changed clothes as in swapped clothes sparting a dark suit and a nice hat. and james wearing a red mini dress and pearls. when in tennessee we will do our little bit for humanity. for all the ridiculousness of trying to ban drag performances, what we have now is all these in their day job non-drag performers aggressively defying the law, risking arrest if need be if their courts lift their hold on the law. it is making for some amazing and unexpected american art in the meantime. stay with us. dr. scholl's massaging gel insoles have patented gel waves that absorb shock to hard-working muscles and joints, for all-day energy. there is a better way to manage diabetes. the dexcom g7 cont

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joins us now from nashville. -- david traynor joins us now from nashville. >> the whole streaming thingn. it's a false narrative. it was never meant to be a profitable business. it is a loss leader for other profitable businesses and disney is by far in the best position media and content company to monetize content. i think it is good that people are recognizing streaming is a loss leader. it's not supposed to make money. it's good that they are cutting unprofitable customers. it will focus on more profitable customers. the streaming news is the wrong thing to focus on. the right thing to focus on is bob iger being back in the stock going up. -- and the stock going up. haidi: you have so much faith in the leadership. you are saying $100 for the share price is cheap. that it can get to $130 pretty easily. >> that's right. that's just assuming margins start to creep back -- not to where they were at their heights, but about two thirds of the way there. we are not saying the company needs to be as profitable as it once was. if they get two thirds of the way there, $130 easily. we think le

i live in nashville full time. a lot of people are coming to nashville.'s a thriving booming city but my family has left that city. we still hold memberships, we are thinking of getting rid of because who's going to go to want to go back there now. i have friends and family who will not wear jewelry or bring their wallets to the city of chicago because they see people, know the stories of people being murdered in broad daylight in cross-sections of streets that never saw violence before. it is a war zone and anybody keeps ignoring get that there's no safety in chicago, everybody has already left. stuart: nonsense. thanks for joining us, see you again soon. lauren is looking at the movers and we have a good one. lauren: so google cloud has launched two ai powered -- to accelerate drug discovery and advanced precision so making it faster and cheaper to get the fast drug on the market. >> i've got peloton down again. lauren: those recall fears, 2 million bikes called back because of the adjustable seats, they could break, hurting people, they say that is ove

nashville happened within about an hour.et text from fearful mothers worried for their children, to my knowledge, and did not see any other senator besides you and senator hagerty come out with a plan in the immediate aftermath to protect my child tomorrow. what is your dealings with president biden and why would he reject his. >> it is just unseemly that there would be such a rejection of this by the democrats. everybody should be for the safe school act, kayleigh. they should want to do this tomorrow, as you were saying. to keep our children safe. this is something i have worked on since 2018. i tried to get it passed then. i try to get it passed last year after the uvalde shootings, but to have this grant pool and to allow local school systems and local law enforcement to work together to bring and veterans and retired law enforcement to serve as a security officer at a school, they know how to use weapons. they know how to de-escalate situations. i have talked to a lot of them. they like this idea. they are grandparents

that emergency meeting target had, affected my local store, i went there this afternoon here in nashville and last week the pride stuff all up in the front, all of this paraphernalia, today i went there, it's way in the back behind the swimsuits, behind the workout wear. they have moved it. because they well know because we set the precedent with bud light that consumers are conserve tim especially places in the south, we have the power not to buy things, target, i know you allow a small minority of the population to ride roughshod,. >> hannity: charlie, why do these corporations keep making the same mistake snow. >> well, i don't think there is any lesson to be learned here, sean. i think it's obvious that these corporations know exactly what they are doing. i don't quite frankly buy the fact it was an emergency meeting because they knew all along by putting this display front and center there was going to be backlash. these corporations target, we've seen it with adidas and bud light, they have been captured by the left and they have completely ignored their consumer base, ignored their

in light of what we saw in louisville and what we saw in nashville, is it worth it? i would argue it is worth doing what we did. we finally took on the earned array in the report -- the nra. i think it paved the way for something in the future. we got significant funding for mental health. it will close the boyfriend loophole on domestic cases. we finally made some movement. i will end with the story. i was in nashville a few weeks ago, about a week after the shooting, went to a bookstore. i had gone to the school that morning and i met with a bunch of elected officials and i was in there and mother walked by. she knew who i was. and she had a daughter in the third grade class who was best friends of the two girls who got killed. she pulled out her phone and it was the text message of the mothers on the morning of the shooting, including the two mothers of the kids who were killed. all of a sudden, one of the mother said there was a live shooting, it cannot be right. the next text is, i hear the sirens. the very last text is we have lost eva. you saw it in real time

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but i want to jump in because i've spent a lot of time in nashville.of them have been drinking for 8 hours, so they might have just ran out of steam. but clearly, it's beyond that. bud light alienated their customer base. this is, for every corporation watching, okay, words to live by: if it ain't woke, don't fix it. okay? nobody asked for this. a beer consumer did not ask for woke identity politics on the side of the can. they just wanted beer, okay? beer is what you do to get away from all of this garbage. bud light got what they deserved, it was the not what the customer asked for. stuart: you know, jimmy, you cheered me up. we're surrounded by this bad news -- >> i get paid many beer, okay. >> look at me, man, there's no money involved. stuart: would you drink bud light now? >> honestly, i wouldn't. i'm not a big beer -- stuart: would you take a part in this boycott? >> yes. i kind of have because as much as i don't want to penalize the delivery guys and route runners, i feel like we might have made a big enough statement that some corporations are

[cheers and applause] the very talented artist from nashville, her name is sunny war, and the man responsiblesteven spielberg's family, seth rogen is here with us. but first, every once in a blue moon we take some time out to ponder the questions that nobody bothered to ask and with that said it's time for three ridiculous questions with our friend nicole buyer. [applause] ♪ ♪ >> what's the dumbest thing you believe desiccated? >> it was that you ate a sesame seed bond on like a hamburger and one of those seeds were planted in your stomach and that's where babies came from. my mother let me just repeat that to people because she thought it was funny. >> how would you go about robbing a bank if all you had was a bag of apples? >> i'm going to go to the teller and you like this is already filled up with money from this bank, give me more. >> kind of just a continuation of a previous robbery? what do you think is the worst thing about being a magician? >> i don't know, do you think magicians get laid? >> jimmy: i think so. want to see a magic trick you know one? >> jimmy: we use the cap from thi

take a look at as taylor swift gave's ratchaburi fan nashville, while performing her song 22.ittle sister evelyn was killed in the covenant school it back in march, along with two other second graders and three ts

the mood, as you can see, appears to be festive with people waving flags, dancing, singing nashville songs as well. well, with the latest updates, let's have a listen to assemble based journalist as the oldest church who spoke to my colleague nikki, or in earlier the victory in the presidential elections does not mean, and that being all along the turkish parliament is above the uh, the president of syracuse, and if the alliance does not get the victory, i mean the majority of the seats in turkish parliament, there will be a political instability in the country. because when the president decides to publish a degree, if the parliament does not agree with that, with the majority of the words, the decree will not be valid. that's why this is very important that the majority of beats, a member of parliament, should be working in alliance with the president. now, what's will uh, president ad on do. and if the elections will run off, because the current picture shows us that he is below 50 percent, he needs the charm. the motors of this are candidates, the non on, or the voters they'll, t

taylor swift gives her hat to a grateful fan in nashville while performing her song "22."f for the show of kindness. >>> thanks, anderson. good evening. i'm dana bash. today, two sisters were supposed to be in school,

jonathan raby grew up here before moving to nashville. he moved back to start a business.nd so we kind of saw it as a blank canvas opportunity. you know, like an artist, given two rooms full of canvases, one room has blank, the other they're all painted on, you know, which does the artist choose? he chooses the one that's blank. he can do whatever he want. eric: his hair parlor is growing and it's bringing the community together. jonathan: coal, it's not a renewable resource. but that doesn't mean the people run out; the spirit runs out, you know? the creativity in people is still there so just because the resources become less and a job has become less doesn't mean that people can't put their minds to work and come up with something else to make where we live something that's--some place that's worth living. eric: but the challenge to turn west frankfort around will be massive. past attempts didn't come to much. mayor jordan blames unions. tom: but i think that during that period between the '70s and the '90s, when the coal industry made the big turn down, it would have b

we've got upper 70s in atlanta and nashville.ionwide on memorial day we are warming up, talking 80s here across the great lakes for your memorial day monday. jericka? >> all right. thanks, paul. >>> catastrophic weather and the high cost of construction has led insurance company state farm to stop accepting new applications for home and business insurance. cbs's elise preston has more on what this could mean for the future. >> reporter: hail, wildfires and flooding. it's the unofficial start of summer, and homeowners in the golden state are in the grip of weather whiplash. >> you can never be complacent. >> reporter: now state farm says it's no longer accepting new applications for homeowner's insurance. insurance expert fred fisher. >> well, i think it's very troubling and i think it could be part of a trend. >> reporter: state farm partially blames an increase in catastrophic events. like the nearly 7500 wildfires last year. as well as rising construction costs. >> when you have a thousand or more homes from the various fires a

nashville coach is in legal trouble for what he says was an accidental takedown. is next. you're the jury. first, scary moment when a helicopter gets caught in high winds during a rescue attempt. and the world-famous french superman scales a building in spain. the day's best viral videos are coming up next. now, there's skyrizi. ♪ things are looking up ♪ ♪ i've got symptom relief ♪ ♪ control of my crohn's means everything to me. ♪ ♪ ♪ control is everything to me. ♪ feel significant symptom relief with skyrizi, including less abdominal pain and fewer bowel movements at 4 weeks. skyrizi is the first and only il-23 inhibitor for crohn's that can deliver both clinical remission and endoscopic improvement. the majority of people on skyrizi achieved long lasting remission at 1 year. serious allergic reactions and an increased risk of infections or a lower ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms, had a vaccine or plan to. liver problems may occur in crohn's disease. ask your gastroenterologist how you can take control of you

last week, singer haley kyoko was joined by brad performance at her show in nashville, defying what she the venue, that she should not bring those performers onstage. that, this weekend, the latest one, folk rock musicians james mcmurray and betty suit, like should say happens to be a friend of mine, two great singer and songwriter, the two of them played back-to-back sets in nashville. and then, when they came out to do an encore together, they surprised everybody with the fact that they had backstage changed clothes, as in swat clothes, with betty suu now supporting a dark suit, a mustache, and a nice hat. and james murray wearing a red mini dress. [applause] >> when in tennessee, we will do our our little bit for humanity. betty suu and james mcmurray, where all their witness with nicholas nix a trying to ban drag performances. what we have now is all these, in their day job, non track performers, aggressively defying the wall, risking arrest if need be, if the courts lift their hold on the law. it is making for some amazing and unexpected american art in the meantime. stay with us.

nashville police demanding the release of a manifesto by covenant school shooter audrey hale.ed this week, they have been advised by counsel to hold the release of those documents. earlier this week the tennessee firearms association filed a lawsuit demanding the release of hale's journals which were found by authorities along with a suicide note and several covenant school yearbooks. the shooting in march left six people dead, including three 9-year-old children. overnight elon musk spacex launches dozens into orbit as falcon robert carrying 56 satellites adding to the 4,000 already in service. this was falcon 9th 27th launch and seventh overall flight for this booster. a strategy that helps spacex cut down on the overall costs. and those are some of your headlines, ainsley over to you. >> good deal. thank you so much, ashley. dhs secretary mayorkas is heading to the southern border to speak with local officials and review cbp and ice operations before title 42 expires in one more week. encounters are up 15% this fiscal year compared to the same time last year. with title 42