our author is the former to turn mayor of knoxville and former governor of knoxville tennessee. tennessee became the fastest improving state in the country in k-12 education in the first state to provide free community college or technical school for all of its citizens. in addition to adding 475,000 net new jobs. serving on the board of directors for teach for america. the wilson center and young life. his wife of 40 years have three children and 10 grandchildren the he is here today to discuss his new book faithful presence. a public face. welcome to the southern festival of books. >> hi. thank you for including me. i'm not used to people introduce me as an author. kind of getting used to being on the other side of the table. >> you are welcome. that is what is cool about the festival. kind of like the u.s. open. >> that is quite a good thing in my case. >> one of the things about this session that we need to talk about his time. we have about 40 minutes here to talk. i thought that we could just jump right in. i read your book. i read through it a couple of times. i just have

our author is the former to turn mayor of knoxville and former governor of knoxville tennessee. tennessee became the fastest improving state in the country in k-12 education in the first state to provide free community college or technical school for all of its citizens. in addition to adding 475,000 net new jobs. serving on the board of directors for teach for america. the wilson center and young life. his wife of 40 years have three children and 10 grandchildren the he is here today to discuss his new book faithful presence. a public face. welcome to the southern festival of books. >> hi. thank you for including me. i'm not used to people introduce me as an author. kind of getting used to being on the other side of the table. >> you are welcome. that is what is cool about the festival. kind of like the u.s. open. >> that is quite a good thing in my case. >> one of the things about this session that we need to talk about his time. we have about 40 minutes here to talk. i thought that we could just jump right in. i read your book. i read through it a couple of times. i just have

the third-ranked stanford women with a tough matchup at number 7, tennessee in knoxville. no problem for the cardinal women. early haley jones with the spin move and tough finish that put stanford up 4326 at the half. but the vols with start the 2nd half on a 14. nothing run highlighted by this reverse layup and one by alexis died. that would cut the lead to 4 the cardinal getting a huge lift to the end of the 3rd as hannah jumps jumping nails the 3rd 3 pointer at the buzzer to end the quarter and gets the lead up to 6 4th quarter. it was all ashton pretty dull who knocked down 3 straight treys and scored 11 points in 3 and a half minutes to push the lead back to double digits stand for women with a big win on the road. 7463 over a top 10 team on the road. next up for the cardinal the number one team in all of women's basketball usc on tuesday. there was a curry who wears number 30 playing for a bay area team today jay, to curry of cal. she had going on the still an acrobatic layup, but she was also found bears up by 17 at halftime. just looking green also had a big game f

we have a special s guest today are authors a former two-term mayor of knoxville informant to turn governor of tennessee during his tenure tennessee become the fastest andte proving state in the country in the k-12 education the first to provide free community collegeor or technical school for all its citizens. in addition debt informant 75000 new jobs. serves on the board of directors for teach america he is and his wife have three children and ten grandchildren. he is here today to discuss his new book faithful presence they promise in farrell in the public square he's also my former boss in a special guest today bill haslam welcome to the festival of books. >> thank you for including me i'm not used to having people introduce me as an author. when you say and authors during us and i'm think fine one who is joining us on the used to be in the other side it's fun to ram this side of this thing for. >> you are welcome that's cool at the festivals like the u.s. open, one vote get you qualified. [laughter] >> that's probably good thing in my case. >> one of the things about this session we ne

from a little country town north of knoxville. that was his way of saying in every discussion, i have that answerer here, i need to look at it with the realization that i may not have this exact delight. as governors, particularly with our team of staff is okay, that is really all. i learned real quickly that that did not get us to the best answer. an example of realizing i may not always be right or moving my chair for the head of the table when we had our senior staff meetings to the middle of the table. so that ith can make certain tht my ways did not cut off the discussion. i learned real quickly, if it was the answer i walked in the door with, it would not be as good as what all of us could walk out of the door with. >> that is true. talking about anxiety. you have a couple of sections in your book here. some on anxiety, some on humility. we know that anxiety and pride have a negative impact on us in our personal lives and how we act politically or can act politically. in a a competitive political climate, what are some ways

he was from a little country town north of knoxville. that was his way of saying, i will work my hardest to remember i need to walk into it with the realization that i may not have this exactly right. particularly within our own team and staff was, okay, that is where we are. that will be the administration's position. i learned real quickly that did not get us to the best answer. realizing i may not always be right is moving my chair from the head of the table when we had our senior staff meeting to the middle of the table. so that i could make certain that my voice did not cut off the discussion. if our answer was the answer i walked in the door with, it would not be as good as all of us could walk out of the door with. >> that is true. >> you have a couple of sections in your book here. some on anxiety. some on humility. you know, we know that anxiety and pride have a negative impact in our personal lives and how we act politically. a political climate, what are some ways that we can win? trying to get an idea and compete and put fort

chattanooga, knoxville, birmingham, charlotte, all of these cities have potential for stronger thunderstorms good news, the very good news, by late tonight or overnight hours this storm system finally pushes out. behind it, not real much weather. now, it's going to be cooler in terms of temperatures but we are expecting sunshine. and that will be very good news for the rescue, recovery and cleanup efforts likely ongoing. not just for the damage. but remember, you've got a lot of power outages out there. those power outages may take hours if not days to fully recover from the damage we've seen from the storms. here's a look at the time line, by lunchtime today, now starting to push into areas of birmingham, knoxville. and pushing towards atlanta and asheville, north carolina. those areas likely to get hit once we go later into the day, maybe from midafternoon, before continuing out to the east, over towards charlotte and raleigh, by the time we get later into the evening. amara and boris. >> the next few hours are going to be critical in terms of trying to find survivors and trying to get an

this is where we see the worst of it moving through places like birmingham, chattanooga, knoxville, aroundn towards montgomery, alabama, guys by overnight tonight, the late time frame, the system finally moves out of the area. >> at some point, they will need relief. allison chinchar, thank you so much. >>> in you kentucky, the governor says at least 50 people are dead and he expects that number will rise. >> yeah, i think he put the figure between 70 to 100 is the number of people, in terms of casualties that he expects, we want to bring in cnn political analyst scott jennings in louisville. he's in louisville, kentucky, and has family in the northern start of the state of kentucky hard hit. we're also joined by his aunt lori wooten in dawson springs, kentucky, again, southwest, kentucky. first out to you, lori, can you tell us what it was like last night when the tornado touched down? >> you know, we were in my daughter's home. and at first, you were just hearing the rain and then all of a sudden, it was just very loud like a train. and it didn't seem like it lasted that long. but it was

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the cardinal are coming off of a victory in knoxville against the seventh-ranked volunteers alleging right there. 1st quarter stanford up by 3 lexi hall from the wind. let's 14 in the first. finished with 17, then into second, cardinal up by 13. anna wilson. her brothers playing right now. russ, she finds haley jones for the nice lay in stanford led by 14 at the half. but usc they a race that 18 point lead quickly. they only trail by one after 3 and in the 4th. all tied up for and believe the with the nice lay in stanford takes the lead right back later in the fort haley jones scoring drive. he gets to the rim. scores right there. nice up and under stanford regains. the lead to bench loves it but south carolina. the answer right back. that's aliyah boston. she's a stud. he finishes 3 seconds left stanford down by 2. as you can see, a little confusion right here. the raft violation on for and believe me, she stepped into painful for the player left. let the ball go. the turnover prove costly for the stanford loses a heartbreaker 6561 after the game. tara vanderveer talk about how they

the cardinal are coming off of a victory in knoxville against the 7th ranked volunteers. 1st quarter stanford up 3 lexi hall. she has a wreck. it 3 of her 14 in the 1st quarter. she ended up with 17 on the day. then in the second car go up by 3 anna wilson. her brother was playing today passionate like him. that is haley jones finishing on other stanford up by 14 at the half. but usc a race that 18 point lead quickly. they were actually up by one after 3. but in the 4 fran belibi see gives them the lead against stanford is up by later in the 4th haley jones. look at the footwork. packing campbell, who's been teaching her down there in burlingame. stanford regains the lead but gets it back. usc. so good. that's aliyah boston. she one of the best players in the country. he definitely has some of the best care in the country. they take that lead back. now. he was a controversial call. 3 seconds left as you see fran belibi call for a lane violation. she steps him right there. as you can see it. but aliyah boston worcester in essentially. i think the west rest of the swallow, their whistl

planning, but there is place for preparedness, proportion, and action. britain is led to by a clown knoxville, the french president has bounded. boris johnson is francis for by u. k. envoy warned relations of the lowest more than 200 years. i chronologically made the remarks in a private conversation following a number of public rounds. bo joe talks to me for speeds, everything is going well. we have grown up conversations, but he strikes me before and after, as having an inelegant way about him. it's always the same circus. it's sad to see such a great country with which we could do so much led by a clown. and the latest spat mattress took offense. her letter johnson tweeted that appeared to blame france for the record flow of asylum seekers are promptly scrapped as invitation to the u. k. to a european meeting on migration. huss, week 27 migrants died, attempting to cross the channel. when their inflatable boat capsized, it was one of the deadliest incidences. the migrant crisis began. france and new cave also been at loggerheads in close for its dispute over fishing rides. some of johnson'

20 a history economist plan the inflation research on an unprecedented growth in energy prices. knoxville and gas, as well as increased cost of goods and services. a tough and slow recovery from the corrode of iris pandemic, so, so at a major impact what small credit rating agencies. and i was saying that the only constraint could also hamper an economic improvement. so by bringing uncertainty to global market says it's doing the european central bank though, saying at the moment as far as it sees it, the situation is fine. us forecasts actually assume inflation will fall below to percent. so there really are no signs of price rises getting out of control. if it's that inflation would permanently sell above 2 percent. we would definitely react. however, at the moment we see no indication of this. despite those words or inflation in the block continues to gain momentum rich in 6 to a percent was photo german economist who thinks has said a continued to for years to come. as against visioning out, inflation create social injustice influence the winners. a few. the losers are the general pop

jackson state women's negra college teaching women's negra college in the deferred was alabama a&m and knoxville. actually alabama anam had been founded in 1875 before the passage of the second bull act and after this law passed in 1890 and became the state agricultural mechanical college for negros in an area known as normal on the fringes of huntsville. the university had been located in central huntsville and moved to a hill 4 miles north of the city reflected attention between the county for many. and this is reflected at others historically black colleges and universities especially in the first jim crow south. and an essay about hbcus was a focus on alabama explores the financial and security reasons why black schools were often move from prime locations in town to roll places or resource sites such as hills. he notes the hbc included the land-grant did not receive the same level that they support in the south as their white counterparts. for the benefit of land-grant universities, land-grant universities in the south did not benefit like their white counterparts. in general they were much

well, that's the equivalent of the entire population of knoxville, tennessee. in the single month that's a record. but it's happening every month. month after month. under joe biden. and those are just the people we're catching. so this and let's not lie about it, this is the democratic party's reelection plan. new york is only allowing noncitizens to vote. expect that trend to spread because equity. has nothing to do with equity or race. it's about politics. the whole point of this. in the end, a lot of these people may turn out to have political views the democratic party does not expect whatsoever. particularly the latino immigrants. we'll have more in a minute. purely as an economic matter, this is a disaster. no wise person would do this. this country is getting poorer in part because of inflation. no one wants to face that truth but it is true. is this really the time to import millions of low skilled laborers? probably not. what are all these people going to be doing for work in ten years? that's a real question. the current labor shortage has accelerate

the third was alabama, in knoxville. actually, a&m it had been founded in 1875, before the passage of the second moral act. after the new law was passed in 1890, became the state agriculture, in mechanical college for negros, and then area known as normal on the fringes of huntsville. the university had originally been located in central huntsville, and his move to a hill site for miles north of the city, reflecting the attention between the town and down for many. this is reflected other historically black colleges and universities. especially in the south. in an essay about hsbc use, we explore the financial security reasons why black schools were often moved from prime locations in town, to rural places. it challenges reasons for sites such as hills and bottoms. he also notes that they did not receive the same level of state support in the south, as their white counterparts. if we were to return that land grab, where the indigenous lands were taken, for the benefit of land grant universities, if you look closely at th

he was from a little country town north of knoxville. that was his way of saying, i will work my hardest to remember i need to walk into it with the realization that i may not have this exactly right. particularly within our own team and staff was, okay, that is where we are. that will be the administration's position. i learned real quickly that did not get us to the best answer. realizing i may not always be right is moving my chair from the head of the table when we had our senior staff meeting to the middle of the table. so that i could make certain that my voice did not cut off the discussion. if our answer was the answer i walked in the door with, it would not be as good as all of us could walk out of the door with. >> that is true. >> you have a couple of sections in your book here. some on anxiety. some on humility. you know, we know that anxiety and pride have a negative impact in our personal lives and how we act politically. a political climate, what are some ways that we can win? trying to get an idea and compete and put fort

he goes back to the ninth corp where he feels a little more comfortable, does a great job at knoxvillen he finally comes east they're like, oh, no. so, again, he's a reluctant commander. i describe his performance overlaying the campaign as spectacularly mediocre. he doesn't bomb out, but he doesn't do anything to excel. and a staff officer for grant, by the time they get down to the north end he's saying the deficiency of the ninth corp troops is finally beginning to show itself. they weren't part of the cool kids club because they were away. i think there is a certain degree of that discrimination that happened. he doesn't have spectacular leadership, doesn't have spectacular commanders and then gets elected governor of rhode island and gets elected as a united states senator and founds the national rifle association. he's like that penny that just keeps coming up. rhode islanders love their ambrose bernside. just all these mixed messages. since he's lampooned, guys who served under him also get the short side. >> this year the u.s. supreme court took up two cases that could decide t

damaging winds, knoxville, atlanta, birmingham, even charlotte, all likely to have strong storms today but the focal point rob the central area, where you still have ong ongoing warnings, likely to continue. this total. this storm has responsible for almost 30 attorneys. two of the more concerns we are two tracks that may have spanned over 200 miles. most tornadoes go less than ten miles at most. this is very impressive, but unfortunately, likely why the death toll is going to be much higher with this one than we are used to seeing. >> thank you so much. >>> we're going to talk about army and navy reviving the rivalry. coy wire, having the game there this we're has an added meeting. >> reporter: it dates back to 1890. troops deployed all the way around the world put down everybody to watch the game today, traditionally played in philly. this has added purpose. just across the river it's being played in the meadowlands after the 9/11. they joined for a wreath-laying ceremony. the could dez and midshipmen actices the singing of the national anthem today. i've covered three olympics, bori

does a great job at knoxville in eastern tennesseein'.final comes east he's like oh no i don't want this again. so again he's a reluctant commander. i describe burnside's performance as speculately mediocre. like he doesn't bomb out but he doesn't do anything to excel. and theodore limen, no, horace porter. by the time they get down to the north end he's saying the deficiency of the ninth corps troops is finally beginning to show itself. and i think there was a certain degree of that discrimination that happened. and, you know, he doesn't have spectacular leadership. he doesn't have spectacular division commanders and finally bombs out at the crater. and then gets elected governor of rhode island and elect to the united states senator and founds the national rifle association. like that penny that just keeps coming up. rhode islanders love theirs ambrose burnside. just all these mixed messages. it is not a good clear signal. and i think that's why. since he's lampooned, guys who serve under him also get the short sh rift. long answer but

does a great job at knoxville. in eastern tennessee. finally comes east he's like oh, no. so, again, he's a reluctant commander. i describe burn sides performance from the overland campaign as spectacularly mediocre. he doesn't bomb out -- but he didn't do anything to excel. theodore lyman -- as they get on to the north and, they say -- is finally beginning to -- they were part of the cool kids club because they were from away. and i think there was a certain degree if that. discrimination that happened. he doesn't have spectacular leadership -- and he finally bombs out -- and then gets elected governor of rhode island and gets that -- found the national rifle association. he just keeps coming up. rhode island's just love him. all these mixed messages. it's not a good career signal. and i think that that's why. since he's lampooned, guys who served under him also got -- thank you so much for being with us today. [applause] sympathizers who sabotage union vessels. watch saturdays on c-span 2 and find a full schedule on your pr og i wante

does a great job at knoxville, in eastern tennessee.inally come east he's like oh, , no, i don't want thi. so again he's a reluctant commander. i describe burnside performance as spectacularly mediocre, you know? like he doesn't bomb out but he didn't do anything to excel. theodore lyman -- excuse me, horace porter by the time to get down to the north and he sang the deficiency of the nice is finally begin to choke itself. there were not part of the cool kids club. i i think there was a certain degree of that discrimination that happen. he does have spectacular leadership or division commanders and he finally bombs out at the crater. and then gets elected governor of rhode island and gets elected as a nice it center and find the national rifle association. rhode islanders love their burnside. like all these mixed messages, it's not a good clear signal and i think that's why. since he is lampooned, , guys wo serve under him also get the short shrift. long ans sympathizers who

third-ranked stanford cardinal women with a tough matchup on the road at number 7, tennessee in knoxvilleo problem for the women. early haley jones with the spin move and tough dish staff are up. 4326 at the half with the vols went on a 14 zip run to start the 3rd quarter highlighted by this reverse layup and one by alexis died to cut the lead down to 4. but the cardinal getting a big lift to the end of the 3rd with this three-pointer at the buzzer to in the corner porter and to get the lead to 6 4th quarter. it was all ashton practical practical. >> who knocked down 3 straight treys and scored 11 points in 3 and a half minutes to push the lead back up to double digits. >> the cardinal women going on to win 7463 over a top 10 team on the road. next up for the cardinal and the number one team in all of the land usc trojan women on tuesday. another know the u.s. f when lost their first game of the season to grand canyon by single point, the now 10 1 on the season. finally tiger woods and his son charlie playing in the pnc championship in orlando. definitely a cool sight to see as tiger gets

the third-ranked stand for women with a tough matchup at number 7, tennessee on the road in knoxville. no problem for the cardinal women. early paley jones with the spin move and tough finish stanford up 4326 at the half. but the fall start the 3rd quarter on a 14. nothing run highlighted by this reverse layup and one by alexis died cut the lead to 4 the cardinal getting a huge lift in the 3rd as this as hannah jump nails. the 3 pointer at the buzzer to end the quarter to get the lead to 6 4th quarter. it was all asked impractical who knocked down 3 straight treys and scored 11 points and 3 and a half minutes to push the lead back to double digits stiffer with a big wind 7463 over a top 10 team on the road. next up for the cardinal women. the number one team in all the nation, the usc trojan women on tuesday night. finally tiger woods and his son charlie playing in the pnc championship in orlando. this is really cool. check out charlie swag after bearing a practice shot like father, like son would starting the day with 3 straight birdies this was thanks to charlie who sinks it, flip s

the cardinal they're coming off a victory in knoxville against the 7th ranked. cardinals volunteers, i should say. here's lexi hall. 3 of her 14 1st quarter points. she finished with 17. what a backdoor cut and a wilson feeds haley jones stanford up by 14 at the half. but usc they raced at 18 point lead quickly south carolina actually took the lead after 3. but in the 4th that for him believing that the nice lay in stamford takes that lead back. all right. later in the 4 kaylie jones drives. look at the foot worked. one of the best players in the country for a reason to bench loves it. but south carolina, they answer aliyah boston. she's so good. and i love the purple hair. they take that lead back. all right. check this out. 3 seconds left stanford down to. they call a lane violation on for and believe i'll get over here and you can see she stepped in to pay, but aliyah boston actually pushed her into the paint, a controversial ending. the refs always want to make it about stanford loses a heartbreaker 6561 after the game tara vanderveer, unlike me. she is not

there's a look at some rain snow mix just east of clear lake around knoxville very scattered in the northted down there as we look over towards the higher elevations. we have a little bit of snow there east of san ramon where the weather is wet from the 680 over to 80. that's the most concentrated area of rain around. union city and fremont widely scattered as we get down the peninsula and 280 you can see around mount hamilton a little bit of snow temperatures below freezing there 38 in castro valley. good morning to you with 45 in san carlos and 36 in santa rosa. it's colder and more cold. there is on the way five to 16 degrees colder this morning. so look at how we have all the cloud cover from nine o'clock through about 11 and then after that well in the early afternoon towards two three o'clock. rain increases and in fact in the system is on the way it will get into the evening hours and the overnight hours as we have heavier cells visiting us and it will be a level two towards your monday morning. so rain still with us even snow. we'll talk about the likelihood of our own local peak

the cardinal are coming off of a victory in knoxville against the 7th ranked volunteers. 1st quartershe has a wreck. it 3 of her 14 in the 1st quarter. she ended up with 17 on the day. then in the second car go up by 3 and a wilson. her brother was playing today passionate like him. that is haley jones finishing on the other stanford up by 14 at the half. but usc a race that 18 point lead quickly. they were actually up by one after 3. but in the 4, fran gives them the lead against stanford is up by later in the 4 haley jones. look at the footwork. packing campbell, who's been teaching her down there in burlingame. stanford regains the lead but gets it back. usc. so good. that aliyah boston, she one of the best players in the country. he definitely has some of the best care in the country. they take that lead back. now. he was a controversial call. 3 seconds left as you see fran belibi call for a lane violation. she steps him right there. as you can see it. but aliyah boston most are in essentially. i think the west rest of the swallow, their whistles right there. that's just me. anyw

the cardinal are coming off of a victory in knoxville against the 7th ranked volunteers. 1st quartertanford up 3 lexi hall. she has a wreck. it 3 of her 14 in the 1st quarter. she ended up with 17 on the day. then in the second car go up by 3 and a wilson. her brother was playing today passionate like him. that is haley jones finishing on the other stanford up by 14 at the half. but usc a race that 18 point lead quickly. they were actually up by one after 3. but in the 4 fran gives them the lead against stanford is up by later in the 4th haley jones. look at the footwork. packing campbell, who's been teaching her down there burlingame. stanford regains the lead but gets it back. usc. so good. that aliyah boston, she one of the best players in the country. he definitely has some of the best care in the country. they take that lead back. now. he was a controversial call. 3 seconds left as you see fran belibi call for a lane violation. she steps him right there. as you can see it. but aliyah boston worcester in essentially. i think the west rest of the swallow, their whistles right ther

the third-ranked stanford women with a tough matchup on the road at number 7, tennessee in knoxville. no problem for the cardinal early haley jones with the spin move in tough finish stanford up. 4326 at halftime. but the vols come out on fire the start of the 3rd quarter going on. a 14 zip run highlighted by that reversed and one by alexis die cutting the lead on the 4th. but the cardinal getting huge lift in the 3rd quarter with this three-pointer at the buzzer to end the quarter and to jump the lead back up to 6 4th quarter. it was all aston practical who knocked down 3 straight trey scoring 11 points in just 3 and a half minutes to push the lead back up to double digits. stanford going on with the big 7463 win over a top 10 team on the road. next up for the card and women. the number one team in all of women's basketball. the usc trojans on tuesday. an additional note. the u.s. u.s. in what in their first game of the season to grand canyon by a single point. the dunns now 10 1 finally tonight, tiger woods and his son charlie playing in the pnc championship in orlando. and check ou

been reported but northern alabama from birmingham to huntsville, the line in between nashville and knoxville possible with this, maybe an isolated tornado, but the worst of it is over with. we still have about 16 million people in the slight risk for storms for the rest of this morning through columbus and northern alabama. the worst of this has happened. we're not going to see anything close to what we witnessed last night. it was about 32 tornado reports and it looks like one of those super cell thunderstorms produced most of those tornados. maybe it could have been one tornado on the ground for four hours. it's almost certain that this will end up being one of our top ten deadliest tornado days yesterday in our country's history. >> it's hard to wrap your mind around everything you're saying, bill karins. we appreciate it. as bill just mentioned, it's not just mayfield kentucky unfortunately that was hit. coming up next we're going to talk to the mayor of monett, arkansas, a nursing home there was targeted and we know at least one person has died there. we'll talk to that person on the ot

knoxville was facing six federal charges, including child sex trafficking and conspiracy charges.secute or said she groomed and traffic underage girls to be sexually abused by her former boyfriend, jeffrey epstein. this was not really a slam-dunk right away. these people when there as we said for several hours going back and forth, coming back from that long holiday break and then asking for a piece of white paper board, markers, pens, so they could go back to the six counts one by one. and the second count out of the six which she was not found guilty on, the only count, was counter to go. i was there when the jurors several questions about, sending out one of those notes asking the judge in this case to please clarify what enticement meant directed to that charge. maxwell's family has been here in the courtroom, they were here yesterday, walking outside after jury deliberations wrapped a little bit earlier than expected. talking to the media, even handing over -- we saw them back out here again and i'm sure it's going to be a lot different of a reaction than yesterday. during th

that includes areas like knoxville, tennessee, portions of northern alabama into huntsville, into partsucky as well. it's making its way towards the i-81 corridor and will impact areas like west virginia and making its way to the east coast this evening. so we are going to be keeping a close eye on this all day long. not done yet. something else we're watching which could help to fuel the storms is the record warmth. we have the storms in december and seeing record warmth. today temperatures are in the 70s on the east coast. look at some of these records in washington d.c., 68 degrees is the record and we're going to break that >>> good morning, it's fair to say it's cold out there. you are not imagining it. temperatures were extremely frigid over night. right now we are in the 30s. san jose, 36 degrees. 32 in morgan hill. there is still an active freeze warning in effect until 8:00 a.m. santa rosa and napa could see some patchy frosts on the road. we'll top out in the 50s with a little cloud cover. >>> that's a look at your local forecast. kristen, back to you. >> thank you for that. >

. >> pastor ken peters runs patriot church near knoxville, tennessee, and preaches trump's make america great again message. >> we know something crooked went on. there is actual evidence. >> peters is a supporter of what is called the black robe regimen, inspired by pastors that fought in the american revolutionary war. >> oftentimes these preachers would have their military gear underneath their pastor's robes and would get done with the sermon and unzip the pastor's robe and say let go out and fight for independence. >> would you call it a militaristic view towards religion? >> we talk about warfare, we're talking about spiritual warfare. >> are you ever concerned when you're preaching that there is somebody in the audience who actually takes your words literally? >> not a chance. we aren't attacking anything physically. we are attacking this onslaught of the enemy upon our nation. we believe that this country is being taken over by satan. we're fighting against demonic forces. not earthly forces. >> peters called on his followers to protest the election results in person on january

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