. - hey, i'm darius rucker.ing up onreel south. - join the crowd as we move forward, demanding justice! join the crowd! - [man] ladies and gentlemen, at this time i'd like to discuss confederate monuments. - [darius] in new orleans, reckoning with the past ain't always easy. - this guy right here, he fought to keep it that way. - [darius] in the year of tumult, the citizens of the big easy stand their ground in the face of monumental controversy. - [man] this is a battle for the public spaces. - [darius] a "divided city" cries out. this time, on reel south. - [female narrator] support for this program is provided by south arts,

. ♪ it - hey, i'm darius rucker.up onreel south. - we're kinda rolling into our 50th year right here at the broken spoke. - [darius] for the country western faithful, heaven is austin's broken spoke. - we've had people like bob wills right here, willie nelson, george strait, dolly parton, ernest tubb, jack feder, the list goes on and on and on. ♪ oh the key's in the mailox come on in ♪ - [darius] but for this honky tonk, every texas two-step forward pushes the bastian to the brink. - [male] this street has changed so much in the last few years. we're losin' a lot of the old feel of austin. - [darius] shuffle into "honky tonk heaven,"

thank you for the laugh, darius.r first time co-hosting along with reba mcentire. so what changes could we expect with the big show tomorrow night? >> i think the biggest change is that you know no audience. the audience is basically the presenters and the performers and the people dominating. it's going to be a lot of fun. very socially distanced. we're doing a great job. i'm amazed at all the work they're doing but you can expect the music and a lot of heart and a lot of love. >> robin and i always say the cmas are our favorite awards show to watch. >> it's about the music. >> it's all about the music. you have a few performances tomorrow. one with your co-host reba mcentire. anything you can let us in on? >> it's going to be really special. i've always wanted to sing with reba. that's something i've always wanted to do and when we were hosting together we decided we would do this and it will be something special. i think people will be really surprised and i can't wait for people to hear it. >> give everybody a pr

but then i get to do this, you know, i get to have baby penguins that think i'm mom. - [darius] come, the keepers," onreel south. - [female narrator] support for this program is provided by south arts,

darius rucker. ♪ you got me wondering why >> we can say we were the first ever time on recording when darius is like my dad in country and charlie's like my grandfather. he's more like an uncle. >> he's that crazy uncle. >> darius is laid back, but i don't think -- i don't think you understand what you mean to me. >> oh, man. >> like, you made it possible for a guy that didn't fit in a lot of places, because the people that looked like me weren't into what i was into. and the people that was into what i was into didn't look like me. but you made it cool. and i want to thank you for having the courage to follow your heart and what you love doing, because you inspired a lot of people, man. and i honestly would not be here without you, without charlie. and i want you to know, i love you. always will. and i'm super thankful for you. >> this covid thing is messing everything up. i love you,. >> i love you. oh, man. >> and now, after six, eight months of it, it's having an impact. and not in such a great way. ♪ ♪ if you ntry gain flings. ♪ to fresh laundry they have more freshness ingredien

coombs i, his being darius coombs from mashpee. my grandfather was from mashpee. my grandfather moved here. you got my grandmother ruth west born in 1895, passed away in 1964. she had a stillborn son in 1919. i visited the grounds yesterday and i googled indians of nantucket. and i came across this picture that i have in my living room. this is my grandmother. [crowd reactions] and the nantucket historical society has it right here. that is ruth west, that is my grandmother. she passed away in 1964. i will do more digging to see where her actual roots are from. this is one woman. i've heard it's not mashpee. she doesn't show up in the records of mashpee. i cannot find her in the records, so i will have to keep on digging to see what i find. any questions? that is my story, guys. [applause] >> you are watching american history tv, all weekend, every weekend, on c-span3. xt, history professor william crawley gives a talk truman: the s. accidental president and the triumph of true grit. professor crawley argues that many at the time u

my name is darius coombs. my people have been around this area for over 12,000 years.

and the cohost of the cmas, darius rucker.ve got tips to help you deal with the election aftermath. all next on "live!" ♪ [cheers and applause] and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! [cheers and applause] ♪ >> ryan: good morning. good morning. pleasure to see you on this wednesday, november 4th. i'm tired. [laughter] >> kelly: why? why are you tired? >> ryan: i was very busy last night. >> kelly: what were you doing? where are you keeping track of the votes as they were coming in? did

so we want to come finally the big guy, darius, they're performing it in theater, in the city of a quite thing, and they're about to go on stage. you know, i'm a bit nervous, but i'm really looking forward to this premiere of the, for me, i just feel like a professional dancer person at a time. so the production explores the role reversal of one time in a wheelchair, the boundaries between different genders, merge as the performers have a fixed identity, they're constantly changing the premier is there for sounding success. the hints of the left don't sing, it's really amazing how i've never seen anything like that before. i thought it was really beautiful and the variety of don't styles and so free this guy. your thanks there. can't pin the fairy tale. he hopes to convince many more people in future that artist like him to make contemporary dance richer and more diverse elegance, marine life style, green luxury, italian fashion design, brand, projected quaid, high quality textiles, transformed into new fashion. this esteemable idea who recently won the label, the green national mourning

. >> darius rucker and reba mcintyre hosting a show with a live albeit socially distanced audience aty center in nashville. though covid did leave a big old boot-sized footprint on the show. lady a tweeting that a family member had tested positive so they had to cancel last minute. even later than last minute? rascal flats tweeting 34 minutes into the show that someone in their band also tested positive, so they'd miss out too. there was more than enough star power to make up for it. the night belonging to maren morris ♪ who won three big awardses and performance her hit song "bones." the best of country jumping from nashville to l.a. with dan and shea and justin bieber. >> and keith urban performing down under with a special dedication of his song "god whispered your name". >> to all the health care workers, all the front line workers and your families for all the sacrifices. >> all the way back home in the heart of nashville, newcomer jimmy allen presenting charlie pride with a lifetime achievement award. and singing his biggest hit with him in a grouped ground breakine moment for t

live out his talents or so i'm told in this life and you're one of your income finally, the big guy, darius, you're performing it in theater, in the city of a quite thing and, and are about to go on stage. you know, i'm a bit nervous but i'm really looking forward to this premiere of the treme. i just feel like a professional dancer and person attend. so the production explores, the theme of the role reversal is set in a wheelchair, the boundaries between different genders merge. does the performers have a fixed identity? they're constantly changing the premier is there for sounding success. he couldn't solve the left. don't think it's really amazing. i've never seen anything like that before. i thought it was really beautiful and the variety of tone styles and so free this guy . your thanks there can't pin the fairy tale. he hopes to convince many more people in the future that artists like him to make contemporary dance richer and border 1st gets upset for spectacular creatures. magnets their passion for nature. it's their complete devotion that makes them the best wildlife photographer i

my name is darius coombs, i am mashpee wampanoag and also have nantucket ties to here. my people have been around this area, massachusetts, for over 12,000 years. as you heard from the last speaker.

my name is darius coombs. i have nantucket ties to here. my people have been around this area, massachusetts, for over 12,000 years. as you heard from the last speaker, right? and we're still here today. okay. now what i'm going to do today is like wampanoag, right, is a culture of people. 1 out of over 1,000 indigenous cultures going across north america. what makes wampanoag different from the other thousand, it could be language, it could be diet, tkit could be the housinge lived in. but one common bond we have, how we think about life in general. we respect all forms of life, human life, plant life. we don't put ourselves above or below that. that's one thing we have all in common. i do a lot of teaching. and i ask the people, what race do we come from? the human race, right? so we should all respect each other. and that's rule of thumb for my people, you know. like i said, we've been here 12,000 years. that's me up there, my lovely wife who teaches language. right next to me holding a turkey feather mantle. what i'm going to do, guys,

my name is darius coombs, i am mashpee wampanoag and also have nantucket ties to here. my people have been around this area, massachusetts, for over 12,000 years. as you heard from the last speaker. and we are still here today. ok? now, what i am going to do today is like, wampanoag is a culture of people. one out of over 1000 indigenous cultures going across north america. what makes wampanoag different, from the other 1000, it could be language. it could be diet. it could be the housing we lived in. one common bond we all have is how we think about life in general. we respect all forms of life. be it human life, plant life, animal life. we do not put ourselves above or below that. that is one thing we have all in common. i do a lot of teaching, right? i ask people, what race do we come from? the human race. right? so we should all respect each other. and that his rule of thumb for my people. like i said, we have been here for 12,000 years. that is me up there, my lovely wife, who teaches language. also right next to me. what i am going to do is i'm going to bring you

katy perry, for the first time as a mom, performing alongside country star darius rucker.nd the weeknd pairing up with kenny g. the weeknd still sticking with his bandage motif during recent live performances. fans joking he'll do the super bowl halftime show like this. the fan voted american music awards hosted in a socially distant microsoft theater in los angeles. live fans in the nosebleeds watchi as host taraji p. henson proved she's more than simply an academy award nominated actress. dancing and joking her way through the night. the biggest awards going to doja cat. for best new artist. and bts during their epic show closer. but the night's top honor, artist of the year, going to taylor swift, who used her acceptance speech to tease new projects. >> the reason i'm not there tonight is i'm actually rerecording all of my old music in the studio where we originally recorded it. so it's been amazing and i can't wait for you to hear it. >> we can't wait to hear it. taylor won three awards total last night, continuing her streak as the ama's most awarded artist of all tim

katy perry and darius rucker joined forces. the weeknd performing with kenny g. already know >> also last night bell biv devoe returned to the stage. >>> a company making window stickers of new york governor andrew cuomo says it was all in fun. >> cuomo looks like he's peeking in on your thanksgiving dinner. >> the stickers creator said it's not about making a political statement, it's all about getting a laugh. >>> next a reminder to be nice and mute yourself on zoom meetings. >> this comes after an actor's apartment was trashed on zoom. take a listen. >> i'm looking at his background and he has his tv and -- >> i'm muted. >> give me a job so i can get a bett better apartment. >> do you really want to work with that guy? >>> the most dramatic exit from a hot air balloon. >> don't worry, he's an experienced sky diver. >> the video cuts out before we see him deploy his parachute. the video said he landed safely. my friend kenneth said good night. >> oh, heck no. night. >> oh, heck no. lysol disinfectant spray and disinfecting wipes together can be used on over 100

do you have one other than darius which you already used on your own child? >> anoushah. i'd be honored. >> all right. >>> the pandemic taking a toll on many holiday traditions, but not all traditions are going to be lost this year. >> yeah, we'll show you the one thing rockefeller center is still doing this christmas season. give you my world ♪ ♪ how can i, when you won't take it from me ♪ ♪ you can go your own way xfinity mobile's fast nationwide 5g network meets the first iphone with 5g. get the new iphone 12 on xfinity mobile. and right now get $250 off. learn more at an xfinity store today. >>> the masters continued today, and a familiar name is atop the leaderboard. you may remember the tournament was supposed to happen in april, but it was postponed due to the pandemic. well today kicked off with the end of the second round before players started the third round of the major. currently american dustin johnson is leading the tournament. defending champ tiger woods struggled today and has dropped out of contention. >>> christmas is just around the corner, which means

darius rucker and reba mcentire hosted the show in nashville.live but socially distanced audience. >> the show kicked off with a tribute to the late charlie daniels. ♪ devil's in the house of the rising sun ♪ ♪ chicken in a bread pan picking outdoors ♪ >> eric church took home the night's top prize, entertainer of the year. >> meanwhile, the coronavirus forced some performers to miss the show altogether. lady a canceled after announcing a family member tested positive and rascal flatts tweeted 30 someone in their band also >>gn of the times. let's just say this did not go well. >> the face of a statue created decades ago was damaged overtime as it stood outdoors in a small town in spain. so an artist was hired to restore it with not so great results. >> picass-no. art experts are slamming the job nicknaming it potato head. >> that's good. >>> hey, next a family cookout has ended with three men being banned from yellowstone national park. >> this is creative. i'll give them that. the problem is where they were cooking. the men breweringngliois.ck

mistakes ♪ ♪ but time just goes on and on in a way ♪ ♪ >> katy perry teamed up with country music star dariusoving rendition of "only love" from perry's latest album. this is her first performance since giving birth to her daughter in august. for the third year in a row taylor swift took home the night's biggest honor, artist of the year. swift beat out justin bieber, post malone, and roddy rich. to win the top award, also, don't worry about the weekend. his head was bandaged during his performance. he's okay. he told esq. his latest videos in which he appears injured is a warning against drunk driving. >>> for the second week in a row, freaky took the number one spot at a very quiet box office. >> ouch, will you stop? it's me, milley. feel our glory and our might. >> not only is that psycho wearing my body -- >> the universal picture's movie brought in $1.2 million. it stars vince vaughn as a serial killer who switches bodies with a low-profile high schooler on friday the 13th. the war with grandpa around out the top three. >>> and the rock is protesting the sexiest man alive. over the weeke

my name is darius coombs. my people have been around this area for over 12,000 years. today.are still here today is going to do --wampanoag is a culture of people. different,wampanoag it could be language. it could be diet. it could be the housing we lived in. how we think about life in general. human life, plant life, animal life. we do not put ourselves above. i do a lot of teaching, right? race do wee, what come from? the human race. we should all respect each other. we have been here for 12,000 years. wife,s me and my lovely who teaches language. i am going to bring you to a major1613, before any interruption in our culture. i will bring you to our new year's. a lot of people's new year's starts january 1. our new year starts when everything comes to life. when does everything come to life? springtime. that is when the birds start chirping. is new again. earth, thether creator. we do a lot of dancing. we do a lot of feasting. we do a lot of socializing. once that happens, we know we have to get to work. these are the houses we live in during the summertime. we live

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. >> reba mcintyre and darius record hosting the event. >> in 2020 it is great to be anywhere.the end of the year when too much in this world has been pulling us apart, sometimes more than 6 feet. >> barrymore is the big winner taking home song of the year for her hit the bone. >> in the home stretch of 5 times. >> the holes winning male vocalist of the year while john party pays tribute to joe dipy. >> i love this song. >> breaking it down in the studio. taking home the top on her entertainer of the year delivering this powerful acceptance speech. >> it's going to be music that brings us out of this. that is the one thing that is going to save the entire world. >> the socially distant show was held in nashville's music city center. i like that message. music does bring people together. 11 minutes after the are, president-elect joe biden could include republicans in his cabinet so who would he choose and what it bridge the gap with donald trump's voters? ron meyer shares his list of names that could join the biden administration coming up next. robinhood believes now is the tim

announcer: darius coombs, wampanoag and eastern woodlands director at plimoth patuxet, discusses theture of the wampanoag people who lived in the plymouth area prior to the arrival of the pilgrims. he explains how they adapted, and how the remaining members, including him, live today. the nantucket historical association hosted this event and they provided the video. mr. coombs: [speaking indigenous language] >> hello? [laughter] mr. coombs: good morning, friends. good morning, richard.

so i'm tellin you don't come finally the big guy, darius, they're performing it in theater, in the city of a quite thing and they're about to go on stage. you know, i'm a bit nervous but i'm really looking forward to this premiere of the treme. i just feel like a professional dancer person at 10. so the production explores the role reversal of one time in the wheelchair. the boundaries between different genders merge as the performers have a fixed identity, they're constantly changing the premiere a super sounding success. the hints of the left don't sing, it's really amazing how i've never seen anything like that before. i thought it was really beautiful and the variety of don styles and so free this guy. your thanks there. can't pin the fairy tale. that's he hopes to convince many more people in the future that artists like intimate contemporary dance, richer and more diverse. some of them were child soldiers. now they're learning how to process trauma with yoga. just one of the many projects initiated by her current goal to better the lives of the somali people meet the 2020 germ in

♪ ♪ ♪ >> >> darius. jeff. michael.n. >> this is gathering of high school students embarking on what looks like a field trip. but they're not visiting a museum or some cultural landmark. it's somewhere far more unpredictable. northern california's correctional training facility houses the state's largest concentration of men sentenced to life in prison. >> so, you guys are kind of newbies. this is your first time going to the prison, right? >> yeah. i'm really nervous to go in. it's a prison. you're really not sure the environment because it's all of our first times. >> how about you? >> i was thinking, like, oh my gosh, what if a riot happens while we're in there. what are we going to do? pretty scary. >> yeah. >> okay, guys. ids. we're good. >> where are these boys coming from and why are they making a pilgrimage to a place no one wants to visit? >> come on guys, keep coming. >> this will probably be the weirdest experience of my life so far. but i just wanted to be exposed to a world that's totally different from min

that's a lot of people were protected from that darius coombs plague, but we know about the plague over the years hepatitis, skins on the source. disease control came out over ten years ago. with that is wampanoag, we believe the french trade ships coming over a, had a rat on the trade ships. and the fetus of the raskin to the water system, causing liver disease, that is a theory is right now. i always say this every time i talk, you can put whatever name you want on, does not matter to me. i do know, it was the most devastating thing to ever happen to our people. so as they were coming down the coast with squanto, they come to pituxit, and they realize pituxit was devastated. imagine that squanto coming that back home, he found all of this people are dead. will that change you as a person? i think so. the end of going to the vineyard. there is a leader in the vineyard in now, he was also a captain and the slave and 16 11, over it england. he made it back, that. how he made it back was and 16 14 they were asking him to, is it cold where you are? he was a chief, he was not dumb. he was p

underwood is stepping down after a 12-year run it's going to be a special night as reba mcintyre and dariusrything has happened with the pandemic, quarantine, we're going to try to keep it light, be funny. it's up to you. see? >> reporter: the two country music legends set to perform a duet. >> can't give too much away. i was about to give too much away but it's going to be something really special to us. ♪ >> reporter: look out for miranda lambert who leads all the performers with a whopping seven nominations. lambert also breaking a record with 55 career nominations. >> for people to still support what i'm doing, it means the world to me. >> reporter: the evening is slated to be packed with live performances by lambert and luke combs along with many more. ♪ hit me like a hurricane >> i can't wait to see the show. >> reporter: a couple of headliners that were due to attend but you will no longer be seeing at the cmas tonight, lee bryce and florida georgia line. ♪ bryce and tyler hubbard of florida georgia line tested positive for covid-19 last week, so both had to drop out of their planned

darius. michael.son. >> this is a gathering of high school students embarking on what looks like a field trip. they are not visiting a museum or some cultural landmark. it's somewhere far more unpredictable. northern california's correctional training facility houses the state's largest concentration of men sentenced to life in prison. you guys are new. this is your first time going to the prison. >> yeah. i'm really nervous go in. it's a prison. you are not sure of the environment. it's our first time. >> i was thinking, my gosh, what if a riot happens? what are we going to do? it's pretty scary. >> i.d., books. >> where are these boys coming from? why are they making a pilgrimage to a place tho ono one wants to visit? >> keep coming. >> this will probably be the weirdest experience of my life so far. but i just wanted to be exposed to a world that's totally different from mine. >> hudson is an 18-year-old seni senior attending an elite all boys prep school. how would you describe yourself and how wo

good morning, america. ♪ >> announcer: yes, it's darius performing for you. >> this is going to be soy walmart. >>> good morning, everyone. open enrollment is kicking off for cover california. individuals and families can sign up for health insurance next year. some state health officials think there will be a surge in applications this year because so many people are unemployed because of the pandemic. applicants for cover california may receive aid from the state and federal government to cover some and even all of their premiums. >>> good morning. have you been outside yet? do you have frost on your car? how about that? it's a chilly one. temperatures are up from the morning lows but not enough to get rid of the frost adds vizry for the north bay. look at the temperatures, we still have a 29 in guerneville but everybody else is in the 30s and 40s. freezing cold temperatures in the east valley. as we head into today, 50s and 60 by harnessing california's abundant wind and solar energy, we have the power to take on climate change. use less from 4 to 9 pm to keep california golden. .

darius rucker will join us live as we countdown to country music's biggest night.a very special performance for us, too. you don't want to miss it all ahead right here on "gma." >> i'm still trying to think what it would be like to be the second bachelorette to walk in. hey, everyone. >> hey, guys. i know you already had somebody but i'm here. >> i hope you like me, too. this is wild. it makes sense for this year, so i'm into it. ginger, thank you. >> it sure does. >>> there are just six couples left on this season of "dancing with the stars." if you didn't watch last night's episode turn your volume down and look away. okay. so last night backstreet boy >> so many things happened on this show on a personal level and i attribute to what i learned from cheryl and the friendship i made with the rest of the cast. >> aj and his partner cheryl will continue their partnership hosting a podcast together. he says after his first solo album drops this year he wants cheryl to dance in one of his music videos. you can watch the semi finals and double elemination on "dancing w

underwood is stepping down as host after a 12-year run, it will be a special night as reba mcentire and darius they are also performing a duet. you can watch the cma awards tonight. the big show kicks off at 8:00 right here on abc7. >>> we're coming back with another full 90 minutes of news including a family's creative solution to have a safe embrace with grandparents. we'll show you their hugging station. >>> and the cdc caught up with what sf doctors have been saying for a while. the benefits they say they have for masks, it's better than they initially thought. >>> there is a reopening rollback coming to san francisco. indoor dining will have to stop as of friday night. other businesses operating indoors will have to lessen their capacity but this one is voluntary. i'm julian glover glover with i'm julian glover glover with the reason why i'm julian glover glover with the reason why look, let's not kid ourselves, this holiday is gonna feel different. but after the year we just had, what if less gives us more? time with loved ones. help for you, and the planet. or simply a chance to kick ba

jillian: chase aldean leading the cover of the devil went down to georgia darius rutger addressing theduring their monologue. >> hey in 2020 it's great to be anywhere. at the end of the year when too much in this world has been pulling us apart, sometimes more than 6 feet. >> marion morris was the night's big winner taking only three awards including female vehicle list of the year. luke colmes male vocalist of the year. a powerful message to fans. >> it's going to be music that brings us out of this. that is the one thing that is going to save the entire world. >> the show following social distancing guidelines at nashville's city centered. headlines send it back to you. steve: a little closer to normal. 6:17 in the east. could you get taxed for working from your house. a new proposal to tax you if you do coming up. first, here is gabby barrett last night performing i hope at the cmas. ♪ ♪ ing and a complimentary first month's payment. - [anthat can leave cleaning gaps and wrap hair. so shark replaced them with flexible power fins to directly engage floors and dig deep into carpets. p

rascal flatts posted a band member tested positive and they wouldn't be perform, but reba mcentire and dariusminees sat at socially distanced tables. maren morris won three awards, including female vocalist of the year. she also celebrated black female artists in her acceptance speech. >> linda martell, yola, mickey guyton, rissi palmer, brittney spencer, rhiannon giddens. there are so many amazing black women that pioneered and continue to pioneer this genre. >> folks, this was such an amazing moment for her to give a shout out to those black female country artists. mickey guyton, yola, brittney spencer. i love she mentioned linda martell who was the first black female country artist at the grand ole opry. had three singles in 1970 when it was extremely rare to see someone like her. >> and everybody should check out david brown's piece on linda martell in "rolling stone." extraordinary story, and yola, by the way, who has been a "cbs this morning" saturday session. >> that's right. >> will be on play on on cbs on december 5th, performing with the high women, by the way. >> i love all things

. >> i had a conversation yesterday with darius adamchek from honeywell, they have a certain kind of plastic they created that makes it so the vials don't break. he gave an -- he intimated there could be tremendous success in terms of the number of vials, billions of vials, that maybe make it so the fall prediction is a little even maybe too pessimistic. >> that would be amazing thing >> how about the fact that no one -- >> congregate by may or june of this year in large quantities. >> david, here is something, why isn't there more of a flight to quality in bonds, given the fact that -- in one talked about this, the president's intransigence would seem to indicate that at what point does he feel without anyone in his party breaking the news to him that he has to leave the white house. >> carl, you want to take a guess at that. january 19th i don't know january 20th, 11:59? >> well, jim, jim, you did tweet this morning about an email you got from a wise person who has seen a lot who was raising the idea that this -- this friction in the transition, you know, could turn into something

you can imagine before thinking this stock is expensive, remember the optionality that darius has and a software company. just because the stock is up a lot doesn't mean the company hasn't changed its stripes i don't think it's that expensive. >> you got to hand it to the bookers who have been working on this evolved conference, jim, it's quite a list of names we'll see today. >> lars is a great businessperson he figured out you want to do concerts, what is lars ulrich doing up there i've had dinner with him several times, remarkable businessperson, the most interesting of all he's very smart. >> what's up tonight >> i got beyond meat, going to maybe get to the bottom of mcdonald's, beyond meat did not have a good quarter but yum! pizza could be great mark klouse, salute to service and pantry and whether people will have campbell's soup and drink drinks and eat snacks. the answer is they will but we'll hear from mark himself we're saluting the troops. >> yes, happy birthday to the marine corps, semper fi. see you tonight. "mad money" 6:00 p.m. eastern time >> thank you >>> welcome to

. >> reporter: cma awards host veteran reba mcentire joined for the first time this year by host dariusker to lead the night. country's biggest stars safely coming together at the music city center, strict coronavirus protocols in place. everyone had to test negative before arriving. >> we've been -- we've been masked and covid testing until -- >> right back at you. >> reporter: the much smaller audience seated at tables seated far apart from each other. yet, it was still a night to remember to serenade and to celebrate. maren mother -- morris had the most celebrating to do. taking home three awards including female vocalist of the year, praising a generation of black women in country music who she says for too long have gone unrecognized. >> linda martell, yola, mickey guyton, rissi palmer, rhiannon giddens, brittney spencer, so many amazing black women that pioneered and continue to pioneer this genre. you have made this genre so, so beautiful. i hope you know that we see you. >> just feel like we haven't been there for them in the way they deserve. ♪ kiss an angel good morning >> rep

going -- you can tune in to see the rest of the 54th annual cma awards hosted by reba mcentire and darius everyone. i'm kamasi aaron from abc 7 mornings. today's veterans day and several events are planned around the bay area. of course, it's going to look a lot different today because of the pandemic. brisbane will be holding a virtual flag raising at 11:00 this morning. walnut creek holding a virtual veterans recognition ceremony. that's at 11:00, as well. naval island will host its annual ceremony at the same time. petaluma's huge parade has been replaced with a small procession to honor local vets. that's at 11:11 a.m. and tonight, san francisco city hall will be lit in red, white, and blue lights at (garage door opening) it is my father's love... it is his passion- it is his fault he didn't lock the garage. don't even think about it! been there, done that. with liftmaster® powered by myq®, know what's happening in your garage- from anywhere. you can take a day off fromy worrying about your packages. ♪ ohhh yeahhh! just connect your myq® app to key. ♪ ohhh yeahhh! get free in-garage d

i want to play a little bit of reba mcentire and darius rucker off the top. >> tonight is a wonderfulher, stand together, and be together at the end of a year when too much in this world has been pulling us apart, sometimes more than six feet. >> so true. >> trace: i have a hard time believing that sentiment would be the opening of the oscars or the grammys. what do you think? >> well, out of all the awards shows the cma and academy of country music awards are the least political. they know their fan base. a lot of folks who like country music say thanks but no thanks to celebrities getting political. some of the younger artists this time around are becoming a little more politically outspoken but that's still kind of few and far between. i love what eric church said during his acceptance speech for entertainer of the year. he was talking about how politicians are here to divide us and music is the great unifier. that message is so true. >> trace: let's play it. here is eric church in his acceptance speech. >> i really believe it will be music that brings us out of this. that is the o

let's go out to los angeles now, where we can speak to veteran democratic strategist and lawyer darius million americans voted for the president. this is not the repudiation of donald trump and trumpers and that many democrats we re trumpers and that many democrats were hoping for, is it? no, it turns out the election was very, very close, which surprised a lot of democrats, based on the polling we we re democrats, based on the polling we were seeing, butjoe biden is the winner, is the bottom line. and what do you think he can do in terms of his agenda if he has a republican senate, which it looks like he may well do? can he enact much of what he wants to? well, we will see what joe biden can get done. there are a couple of great things aboutjoe biden is the incoming president, and one is that he has all these decades of experience working in washington. he was elected to the us senate in 1972, and has been vice president for eight years, so he comes into thejob, if you'll for eight years, so he comes into the job, if you'll pardon the cliche, hitting the ground running, which has not

. >>> darius coombs, wampanoag and east land woodlands director discusses the people who lived in the area prior to the arrival of the pilgrims. he talks about how the remaining members including him live today. the nantucket historical association hosted this event. they provided the video. [ speaking foreign language ] >> something responded. that means good morning, friends, in my language. good morning, friends. how are you doing today? good morning, richard. my name is