it's a fun place where you see a lot of new east nashville life. >> cook: order up. >> sean: i can't here that i don't remember. there's a picture of 'em on my phone, "oh i had a burger at dino's!" >> anthony: what is this? >> sean: they call these hot fries, so it's like the flavor of hot chicken, but with fries and velveeta. i think it's velveeta. >> anthony: it's like country poutine. >> sean: exactly, man, this is like redneck poutine. >> pat: mm, that's good. >> sean: tony, what's cool about like these dive bars here, is there's so many studio musicians here. if you're not a badass musician in this town, you're not gonna make it, so everywhere you go, you're hearing the most incredible players you've ever seen anywhere in the world. >> anthony: what music rules here still? is country music still? >> pat: well, they've effed up country music so bad on music row, it's not even funny. >> sean: it's not country music. >> pat: it's bullshit. but there's also so much more than country. you know >> sean: oh, man, that's the thg people don't realize about nashville it's not just country

we could get an isolated tornado in the areas east of nashville, too. o the east later tonight, even in early morning hours, washington, d.c., could see an isolated storm or two. 15 million people. and then as you guys know, it's been raining almost nonstop in the northeast. all of this mess is going to head up into new england where we have flooding risks. the life threatening weather is this afternoon and evening. >> let's hope it goes okay for the people in south and georgia and south carolina. >>> let's turn to business where u.s. retail continues to struggle. payless shoe stores is filing for chapter 11 bankruptcy and ralph lauren says it will cut an undisclosed number of jobs and close the flagship new york city store. when you see stores like ralph lauren and payless making these kinds of cuts, it signals a shift in the retail industry and kind of how difficult the retail market is for regular companies that rely on brick and mortar stores. >> we're seeing with the way payless shoe store is going to file for chapter 11. they're going to try to res

this is video of a water rescue that took place saturday east of nashville, tennessee. that's a firefighter wading through the rushing f to help a teenage boy clinging to a light pole. he and the firefighter made out safely and the boy was treated for hypothermia and otherwise expected to be just fine. >>> you will see the large ocean going-ferry slam into a break water. it happens moments after the vessel left the port on friday. five of them needed to go to the hospital. the impact severs a fuel line, and now crews are cleaning up spilled fuel from that in the atlantic ocean. >>> bay area restaurants blaming rising costs for a number growing of closures. >>> while most of us were sleeping an american as astronaut smashed a record. a special phone call she is about to get. >>> and terrifying moments for a little 4-year-old hanging on and falling to the road. the driver that jumped into action to save her life. first, this morning's tech bytes. >> uber on defense. the ridesharing service have been tracking former users even after they deleted the app from their phones.

the shooting happened in cookville about 80 miles east of nashville. the plant manufacturers parts for other makers around the u.s. there's no threat to the public and the three victims include the gunman. >>> an update on yesterday's deadly murder-suicide shooting at a san bernardino elementary school. police tell abc news their investigators did not find reason for the school to suspect problems between teacher karen smith and her husband anderson. anderson shot smith and two other students before turning the gun on himself inside a special education classroom. one of the students, an 8-year-old boy was killed. last night, investigators searched the home. neighbors saw no signs of problems. >> never unfriendly, but i don't know. >> just that they were neighbors. people that we someday should get to know. >> smith's daughter tells abc news her mother never took threats of violence seertsly and no signs of danger in the marriage with anderson. >>> secretary of state tillerson is in russia meeting officials about the civil war in syria. he arrived in mo

it's this area east of nashville and cincinnati. we'll watch here after midnight and first thing tomorrow morning. a flood watch goes into effect tomorrow and lingers into tomorrow afternoon. a good 1 to 2 inches of rain on an is the rated ground coming in here. and watching the smaller creeks and streams and even major rivers as we go into thursday night and friday. to see how quickly they do rise. on top of the possibility of flooding we have the risk of severe weather especially in the state of delaware and far southern new jersey and enhanced risk for virginia and parts of maryland. and wind and hail and tornadoes are a possibility as we go into the day on thursday. this kind of unfolds after midnight tonight. the heaviest tomorrow morning into the early afternoon. and any storms could contain damaging wind gusts and the possibility of that isolated tornado. we'll take a closer look here at future tracker and show you what comes after the storm as well in the full accuweather forecast. >> thank you. >>> with stormy weather expec

almost no tributes to tennessee union soldiers, just this one at the nashville cemetery and this one at the county courthouse in east tennessee. the tennessee civil war monumentation reflects the same divided tennis -- the divisions that divided tennessee during the war and there's continuing ambivalence to this day, including monuments such as this one in cumberland, county attributed to union and confederate soldiers. there is ambivalence that prevails. it is in tennessee. tennessee. mississippi. monumentation describes an embattled state which embarked on a course which is leadership voted for and its citizens three -- its citizenry largely supported. they paid a heavy price for doing so and mississippi monumentation reflects that legacy. mississippi soldiers, of course, fought bravely and well. they turned back union forces at fort pemberton and rolling rock. they stopped sherman at chickasaw bluff. they stopped grants. they wanted chickamauga. -- they won at chickamauga. victory ofe confederate arms over union forces. in spite of these victories and others, confederate forces were defeated at fort henry, tennes

nashville. going towards sunday, more of the east coast involved.ginia to florida we could see strong storms and scatter the showers into new jersey and new york for sunday. it's cooler today in chicago. your high temperatures will be in the 50s. that's a big change. and eventually that cooler air pushes east but it will still stay quite mild in the southeast. that's where temperatures are heating up to the mid-80s, even on saturday. atlanta, 85. fayetteville at 88. like i said, alex, richard, depends where you are for the weekend. some will feel like summer. some getting that taste of cool spring weather. >> yes, a split weekend. >> yes. >>> thank you. >>> still ahead, eli manning stands tough in the pocket against chris christie. >>> plus, a history-making night for lebron james. we're hoping nbc's favorite ohioan chris jansing is up. she'll like this one. >> she'll love this. ♪ only tylenol® rapid release gels have laser drilled holes. they release medicine fast, for fast pain relief. tylenol® shis it dna or olay? us 20-something skin. new olay t

east coast. to washington, new york and boston next. a teen rescued near nashville clinging to a pole after riding his bicycle into the rushing waters. the downed trees splitting this knoxville home in half. with several people inside. and the streets of charleston, tonight, turned to rivers. that storm as i mentioned headed northward. let's turn to rob marciano. tracking it for us. hey, rob. >> reporter: hi, david, that carolina storm is impressive. it's heading this way. already having dumped a half a foot of rain in spots. the flood threat is still up. in north carolina. bit of a tropical moisture feed there. it spins up the coast tomorrow. by 7:00 a.m. it's in d.c., then baltimore, then philly. by 7:00 p.m. it's in new york city. really coming down. we do have a severe weather threat tomorrow. but really more so on wednesday from shreveport, to little rock, and an even larger system with potential tornadoes as we get closer to the weekend. david. >> rob will be tracking it for us. >>> and there's still much more ahead this monday -- the chaos in the cabin. first

east throughout the day. so cities from chicago, cincinnati, down to nashville and all the way down to new orleans, still havetential for, yes, some more tornado, but also damaging winds and also the potential for some hail to go along with it as we go through the afternoon. so here is a look at the time line. because this is going to be key. the morning time frame is this main line you see here. once we start getting into the afternoon you also have a lot of these cells, especially further south that begin to develop. those are the ones that pull that heat of the day in and can oftentimes be incredibly intense storms. but the main line continues through the evening hours. tornado, this is when we start e to have a lot of concerns. their guard is down and they are sleeping and not paying as much attention and where you get higher fatality number oftentimes. tennessee and arkansas are all at risk for having a good majority of the tornado that they see happen at night. unfortunately, this is the same region we are talking about the threat for today. another threat also is the flooding potential. look at how muc

that's pushing east as we head toward the easter holiday. for saturday, 83 in nashvillegton, d.c. by the time we get to sunday, look at the numbers, shooting up to 82 in new york city. 85 in birmingham. warm conditions for this easter. alex, ayman? >> i'm not going to lie. there's a part of me that likes to see those temperatures. i know it's not good for us or the environment but i'm a little excited after the winter we've had. bonnie schneider, thank you very much for that. >>> still ahead, remembering an nfl legend, a quarterback accused of memorabilia fraud and the quest for the stanley cup continues. >> it was out here on the plaza yesterday. we got a picture of it. >> sports is next. zero alcoho. it delivers a whole mouth clean with a less intense taste. so it has the bad breath germ-killing power of this... [rock music] with the lighter feel... of this. [classical music] for a whole mouth clean with a less intense taste... ahhh. try listerine® zero alcohol™. also try listerine® pocketpaks for fresh breath on the go. so we know how to cover almost alanything.ything

in nashville. 75 in cleveland. 10 to 20 degrees above normal by the way and that warmth then heads east, the highs for tomorrow on the east coast, 75 in new york city, mid-70s in new england, 82 even in the nation's capital. >> all right, we will take that. >>> and two former presidents who went from foes to friends are hanging out again. >> president clinton tweeting this photo showing his visit with the first president bush. clinton gave his predecessor a fancy new pair of socks to add to his massive collection and he said they actually talked about their kids, their grandkids, old times and new times. >> nice to see them together. >>> still ahead, the desperate search overnight to find a former major league baseball player who suddenly went missing. >>> a standoff on social media. a suspect accused of opening fire on officers apparently broadcasted it all on facebook live. >>> plus, call him masters champion. sergio garcia gets his green jacket after a dramatic playoff at augusta. what he said after the win. i don't have any symptoms. [female announcer] of cancers affecting both men

will also bring about the chance for strong storms in nashville, tennessee, going through the evening hours. eventually pushing further to the east the cold front comes through, we could see some storms with strong wind possible. that will mainly be from ohio up towards areas into new england. but looking at the big picture of the warmth we've been experiencing, it's amazing what's going to happen today because we're likely to see high pressure continue to build. record high temperatures shattered. the potential is there for new york city. 81 is the forecast high. hartford, 82. boston, 83. keep in mind the record for this date is 83 degrees set back in 1955. we're likely to remember in day in april for being unseasonably record high temperature day. across the south also looking mild. not as extreme as we're what we're seeing in the northeast but definitely warm in oklahoma down through georgia. as we go through most of the week, we're likely to see the warm temperatures persist, especially in the mid-south. in the northeast it will get cooler as we go through portions of the end of the week. to give you heads up in california we

east by saturday. from oklahoma city into nashville, 3 to 5 inches with flash flooding possible through saturday afternoonwe'll get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. >>> good morning. a little thunder shower moving into parts of far western montgomery county headed toward gaithersburg. those rain drops are getting closer and closer to the topside of the capital beltway. likely to have another round of rain showers maybe thunderstorms between 4:00 and 8:00 this afternoon into this evening. two chances for rain today. rain likely saturday night and sunday as well. >> that's your latest weather. >> al, thank you. >> coming up, marketing the munchies. why a lot of companies are rolls out deals just for today, 4/20. >> and prince ll he says still lingers 20 years later. first, this is today on nbc. >>> >>> okay. barry manilow is here. one of my favorites. he was not planning to do koe pa cabana. can we convince him to sing it? >> we want you go to the get on twitter. we're going to pressure him into singing it. the hash tag "sing kopa today". we're back after your local news. then you're

nashville, baton rouge and new orleans. victories happened in the west earlier than the east. all of these cities, once they fall and the federal hands, will havens for people seeking their freedom. play a african-americans critical role in helping to bring about freedom, and that bycess is certainly aided the emancipation proclamation. alreadyns that what has happening on the ground will happen even more so. tom: one of the key themes you talk about in the civil war and was lincoln that runs through the emancipation proclamation and also habeas corpus, his assertion of presidential power during the war. can you talk a little bit about how president lincoln used what he sought to be his war powers to promote a union victory and what that suggests about the scope and limits of president power generally? mr. huebner: that is a great question. i think it is something lincoln struggled with and scholars have struggled with over the decades. because many of lincoln's actions are unprecedented. if you think about his , heecessor, james buchanan thought he had no power at all to deal

east by saturday. oklahoma city to nashville, 3 to 5 inches with flash flooding possible through saturday afternoon. we'll get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we have sunshine after some early morning rain and temperatures are mild to start. mostly some mid 50s around the bay area. lower 50s for the north bay. as we go into this afternoon, expect more sun with a high of 69 in the tri-valley. 70 in the south bay, and in the san francisco area, up to 65 degrees. 71 in the north bay. over the next couple of days we continue on with sunshine in the inland area is really getting a boost in temperatures by tomorrow. >>> that's your latest weather. guys? >> al, thank you. >>> coming up, marketing the mumpl munchies. why a lot of your favorite companies are rolling out deals for today, 4-20. >> funnions. >>> and prince william on the shock of his mother's death that he says still linge >>> as we mentioned, barry manilow is here. >> yes. >> one of my favorites. i was crushed to learn he was not planning to do "copacabana" so we need you

nashville up to pittsburgh, cold front moving through. it's not going to produce cold weather. we're looking for very warm temperatures to continue on the east coast. it's also dry in florida, we have 108 fires statewide. and the drought continues there, particularly in and around the ft. myers area under a severe drought so watching florida closely for dry conditions. that's a look at the >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist bill henley. we're starting off warmer this morning. we'll see lots of sunshine. temperatures near to record territory this afternoon. grab your sunglasses if you're heading out the door. your neighborhood forecast today at 4:30. >> thank you. >>> here's a look at what we're working on for "nbc10 news today" -- >> center city detour. developing now, parts of 17th street are closed because of a possible cave-in. we'll get you around it. >>> the face of abuse. police say this man beat his wife and kids for several years using everything from sticks, pipes, even a dog shock collar as weapons. >>> and more than just hanging around, these kids are spending spring break learning about the big top. we take you to circus camp. h

east by saturday. from oklahoma city into nashville, three to five inches with flash flooding possible through saturday afternoon. we're going to get to your local >>> good morning i'm meteorologist bill henley. tracking some showers this morning, but this afternoon the showers move out. these clouds will be out of here. we get sunshine and warm up to 75 degrees suburbs and philadelphia. new jersey a few showers this morning then sunshine breaks through the clouds this afternoon. 74 degrees. we'll see a warm up for the shore today. not much of a seabreeze blowing today. for the lehigh valley showers first thing this morning and breaks of sunshine late are today and into the upper 70s with late day sunshine for delaware. your latest weather, guys? >> comin coming up, marketing t munchies. why a lot of your favorite companies are rolling out new deals just for today, 4/20. >>> and then prince william on the shock of his mother's death that he says still lingers 20 years later. but first, this is "today" on nbc. >>> okay. as you we mentioned, barry manilow is here, one of my favorites, but i was crushed h

east. and tomorrow, chicago and dallas, not a huge threat, but certainly there. and the head of the front, very warm, ten to 20 degrees above average. 81 in nashville. new york city, 70s and 80, in philadelphia and d.c., it will feel like june. >> just like summer. rob, thank you. >>> and storms earlier this week in atlanta still causing headaches for air travelers. delta cancelling more than 100 flights today, after nearly 300 saturday and more than 3,000 cancelled since wednesday. the airline saying it remains in recovery mode. >>> and next tonight, new concerns about a wisconsin man. already accused of stealing weapons and sending a manifesto to the president. now, questions about who may have filmed him, and concerns this dangerous suspect may be targeting churches. here's adrienne bankert. >> reporter: tonight, as the manhunt intensifies for that self-proclaimed revolutionary, potential new sightings. officers stepping up patrols at places of worship after they say a man possibly matching joseph jakubowski's description walked into this church asking unusual questions. parishioners cancelling palm sunday services. will you have extra patrols he

nashville. inhale. at the university of nebraska softball game sent them fleeing for shelter. in. >> yeah, spring is all about wild weather, isn't it? >> the front will move diagonally southwest, north easthe midwest. did you get all that? it is moving. >> a lot of directions. >> two areas with greatest potential for severe thunderstorms. one its, the texas panhandle, and oklahoma. the other is from indianapolis up to the great lakes. isolated tornados are possible in those areas. >> the u.s. navy says it is redesigning its submarines to accommodate female crew members. that includes obvious things like separate bathrooms, separate sleeping areas, but designers will be making other adjustments like lowering overhead valves, and making them easier to turn. the first new redesigned subshould be delivered to the navy in 2021. >>> cigarette smokers in new york may soon get hit with a major case of sticker shock. mayor de blasio says he wants to raise the base price of cigarettes to $13 per pack. it would make big apple cigarettes the highest priced in the country. >> all right. and we have irrefutable proof the mascot of the university of florida does it all. >> everything. >> watch. this ba

east, this is what's going on. we've got the battle of the cooler temperatures to our north, to the almost summerlike readings in nashvillein the mid-80s to our west and that warmth is going to be trying to get here tomorrow and will be here on sunday. the high pressure is in control, it's over the hudson valley approaching new york city right now but the play maker for us is going to be this warm front. as it gets closer tomorrow, give enough lift, enough moisture to squeeze out a couple of showers and might see an isolated one in the morning, well south of us with some clouds around but some sun in the afte -- will start to develop. destabilize a little bit. not a severe situation by any manner but a couple of showers starting to pop in the mountains, 5:30 off to our southwest and may hold together by 8:00, 8:30 so if that's where we have got the slight chance tomorrow. on sunday we are also in pretty good shape. we will start out sunday morning dry, couple of patches of clouds here and there, sunrise 6:29. if you're headed out to services for easter morning, sunday afternoon, some showers start to pop and we will see i

nashville. tomorrow, that risk moves to the east, with the highest threat in the afternoon.we're going to watch the strong storms. they will be rounds and rounds of the systems. storms will move into the midwest with heavy rain. strong forms during the day, into the mid-atlantic. and we're looking at flash flood watches and advisories from the southeast to the northeast. 55 million people at risk, three to seven inches of rain in some spots. we'll get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. next 30 seconds. in our almondmilk. it's something we're proud of. knowing exactly where every almond comes from. but the whole "care-and-nurturing-making- sure-they-grow- up-just-right" part? that idea... ...we borrowed from the experts. ♪ blue diamond almond breeze. the best almonds make the best almondmilk. >>> good morning. it is 7:twnt. we're going to see dry day before the storms are expected to make their arrival tomorrow. here's a quick check of the temperature trend. 54 degrees now. by 10:00 a.m., we should be in the 60s for san francisco and also seeing some par

nashville. tomorrow, that risk moves to the east, with the highest threat in the afternoon. we're going to watch the strong storms. they will be rounds and rounds of the systems. storms will move into the midwest, with heavy rain. strong forms during the day, into the mid-atlantic. and we're looking at flash flood watches and advisories, from the southeast to the northeast. 55 million people at risk, three 55 million people at risk, three to seven inches of rain in some ♪ at almond breeze, we only use california-grown blue diamond almonds in our almondmilk. it's something we're proud of. knowing exactly where every almond comes from. but the whole "care-and-nurturing-making- sure-they-grow- up-just-right" part? that idea... ...we borrowed from the experts. ♪ blue diamond almond breeze. the best almonds make the best almondmilk. >>> good morning. meteorologist bill henley. beautiful spring day. temperatures take off for philadelphia. 70 degrees this afternoon. nice warmup in the suburbs as well. little fog. parts of new jersey. doesn't last. 69 degrees today. few clouds you c