it's a fun place where you see a lot of new east nashville life. >> cook: order up. >> sean: i can'tell you how many burgers i had 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 thing people don't realize abou

. >> the threat for severe storms is shifting to the south and east, louisville, nashville and huntsvillegreatest risk.led through the w. as we continue to have that area of low pressure in place. meanwhile, off to the south, it's all about the heat as we continue to see several temperatures in the triple digits. kendis, diane? >> possibility of many records today. >>> president trump is courting controversy again, inviting vladimir putin to the white house this fall, looking to continue where they left off in helsinki. >> the white house is still working out details as it fends off criticism about the visit. it seemed to blind side dan coats. he learned about it in the middle of an interview. he says he would have advised the president against meeting with putin alone. he doesn't know what happened in that meeting. rod rosenstein spoke at the same security forum in colorado and issued another warning about russian meddling. >> the russian effort to influence the 2016 presidential campaign is just one tree in a growing forest. focusing merely on a single election misses the point. as dire

this fragrant powder is used to prepare the quintessentially arabs in nashville many east brits who stayedwith it and or live or oil. back in jerusalem i began to learn that the issue of the israeli appropriation of palestinian food is more complex than it first appears. almost half of israelis come from middle eastern backgrounds their parents or grandparents having lived alongside arabs in countries such as iraq morocco and yemen until the turmoil of the twentieth century and the creation of the state of israel. and so this days many ms ryan as these oriental jews are known to continue how this in customs which they knew from having lived in arab lands. but it's in the food they eat that we can find the biggest clue to the oriental origins of so many contemporary israelis this jewish restaurant specializes in iraq in kurdish craziness. the stews soups and salads and off a typically middle east and. if i'm just out altogether thinks of one i would say you know. what i am like a show the old chap choke up if the dishes are a reminder of the shed history culture of many arabs and jews somet

east of the mississippi river. we're looking at memphis, louisville, nashville, damaging winds. potentially a few tornadoes, and a highly populated area, and folks who live there, certainly listen to your local authorities and abc stations. >> rob marciano that cracking t into the night. >>> news from the white house late today that discussions are in the works for vladimir putin to come to washington. the news late today coming in a tweet from the white house press secretary, sarah sanders. and it all comes as the president tries to clarify what he said on the world stage when he appeared side to side with vladimir putin he sided with him over his own intelligence agencies. you're about to see the director of national sbeintelligence, hi reaction to putin coming to america. here's abc's senior white house correspondent, cecilia vega tonight. >> reporter: as president trump boasts about his relationship with vladimir putin, calling their meeting a great success, his white house, for the third consecutive day, was forced to issue yet another russia walk back. this time, over a pr

east. we're looking at strong chance of isolated tornadoes throughout the afternoon. nashville, louisville, paduka. also watching the chance for flooding rains. that's a look at the big weather loory of the day. now here's a close at your day ahead. >>> we're looking at northern plerns. teures not bad at all. storms m thated through brought lower humidity. really nice temperatures in the lower 80s. the south,though, still baking. triple digits once again. we're going to see that over the next several days. the southeast again watching more storms today. >>> and like you said, beautiful today in the rtheast, but that will change by tomorrow night. >> we have to milk it while we have it. thank you. >> a l puppying toddler has become an internet favorite. two-year-old conway in this video shared by his dad as he plays fetch with the retriever next door. he chucks the ball over the fence before doz the dog catches it and drops it back on the other side. the game kept going until the ball got slobbery. >> that will be their game all summer long. ahead the cleveland browns channel mi

east. we're looking at strong storms, chance of isolated tornadoes throughout the afternoon. nashville, louisville, paduka. also watching the chance fore a. we're going to see that over the next several days. the southeast again watching more storms today. >>> and like you said, beautiful today in the northeast, but that will change by tomorrow night. >> we have to milk it while we have it. thank you. >> a puppy loving toddler has become an internet favorite. two-year-old conway in this video shared by his dad as he plays fetch with the retriever next door. he chucks the ball over the fence before dozer the dog catches it and drops it back on the other side. the game kept going until the ball got slobbery. >> that will be their game all summer long. ahead the cleveland browns channel michael scott in a hilarious tribute. and a steam pipe explosion rocks new york city leaving a bus-size crater. it was love at first touch. and all you wanted to do was surround them in comfort and protection. that's why only pampers swaddlers is the number one choice of hospitals to wrap your baby in blan

illinois and parts of missouri and tomorrow that slides to the south and east. 14 million people at risk from indianapolis down to nashvillea tornado or two. it's a quick-moving system that's going to eventually affect the east coast. but today strong storms and tomorrow they push their way into cleveland, pittsburgh, all the way down to nashville. rainfall amounts anywhere from 2 to 4 inches of rain from minnesota all the way down to ohio and kentucky, and then we're watching this system. going to start to develop today. a low pressure system that's going to move off the coast but make its way up along the coast. that's going to bring some wet weather and make for a soggy weekend in the northeast. before that we're looking at anywhere from 2 to 3 inches along the southeast and atlantic coast. the weekend coastal low, we'll >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we're looking at upper 90s for the inland valleys. we'll keep the low clouds and fog in half moon bay. the high of 66 degrees. 70 in san francisco. and a lot of sunshine in san jose and a high of 89 degrees. now, we'll be humid today and there will be a cha

east. we are looking at enhanced risk of storms today, so pretty dangerous conditions later on this afternoon, louisville, nashville you want to listen to your local news later on this afternoon. otherwise in the northeast we are looking picture perfect today, low humidity, nice temperatures. get outdoors because things will be changing later on this weekend in the northeast. in the south, triple digit temperatures once again. we've had these for a few days, we will see them for a few more. dangerous heat, especially for this extended period of time. now, as we look towards saturday, again, here comes the rain. we have a coastal low that will be moving up the eastern seaboard. it will bring a lot of rain in some spots, over three inches along the coast in some spots. in the northeast we will see gusty winds overnight saturday into sunday. by monday we will see an upper level low that is just going to keep the water in place so to speak, and we will be wet for most of the beginning of next week. record highs still in the south. we will continue to watch this at least through monday, and then things begin to get bett

nashville. could see a tornado or two. it's a quick moving system that's going to eventually affect the east coast but today stro strong stormsnto cleveland, pittsburgh. rainfall from 2 to 4 inches of rain from minnesota all the way down to and kentucky. then watch this system start to develop toy, a low pressure system that's going to move off the coast but make its way up the coast and that wiletbring some w weather. before that we're looking 2 to 3 ches off the atlantic coast. making its way this weekend, we'll keep an eye on this. here's what's happening in your neck of th woods. >>> good thursday morning. another gorgeous day is going to look like yesterday. 73 degrees right now. plentyf sunshine. suburbs in the mid 60 74 gaithersburg. 63 in frederick. things will be warming up like yesterday into the 80s. low humidity. plenty of sun throughout the afternoon. 87 for a daytime high. tomorrow still dry day to end out the week. humidity still comfortable. saturday and sunday we have rain moving into the forecast. >> that's your latest weather. >> al, thank you. >>> now to a powerful scene during last night's espy awards. >>

plains to the east coast, up and down the eastern seaboard, going to be a rough fourth of july with heat index values well into the 90s to low 100s, chicago down to columbus, louisville and nashville. speaking of the fourth of july, some pop-up thunderstorms. chicago, atlanta, back down to miami and houston, 96 in dallas. west coast, a little quieter and cooler. and no real relief in terms of any of the wildfires and red flag risk. a couple of showers in the pacific northwest through the day on the fourth of july. >> all right, danielle, thank you. >>> powerful thunderstorms triggered deadly flash flooding in the midwest. more than half a foot of rain fell in parts of iowa. water rushed into a hotel's indoor pool area in urbandale. the entire room was flooded. des moines police say well-known iowa sports radio host larry cotlar died saturday when he was swept away as he got out of his van. he was 66 years old. firefighters think a home explosion in central iowa was tied to the flooding. no one was hurt. the fire chief says it's the first time in his career he's seen a flood-related explosion. >>> more than 2 dozen wildfires are burning across the west at this hour. the so-called c