he dedicated his life to making knoxville a much better place. when he announced his retirement, he said he hoped he left every situation, organization and person in a better condition than when he started. mr. speaker, that was a great understatement. after retiring in 2016, tank continued to serve the east knoxville community and entire community as a whole. a week before he passed away, he asked me to honor some of the east tennesseans, leo and judy on the house floor for their service to the community. he hand wrote his needs and -- notes and sent them to our office. a testament to how much he loved our community. i'm thankful not just for his service in knoxville but i can call him a dear friend. when my daddy had his stroke, tank would chk on my mom every -- check on my mom every day in the hospital. my momma would always say, that handsome young man came by. i guess he had a way with the ladies. my momma loved him. tank was a dear friend to me and my parents and my girls. he left a great legacy, made our community a better place. he leaves

johnny knoxville is here tonight. [ cheers and applause so excited for that.n emmy nominated actor you know from "the office," "girls," and "the white lotus. he is excellent in "a friend of the family," which is streaming now on peacock jake lacy will also be joining us [ cheers and applause and he is a grammy-nominated rapper whose critically acclaimed album "it's almost dry" is out now, pusha t is here, everybody. [ cheers and applause also, next week on wednesday, there's a show called "documentary now." i created it with bill hader and fred armisen we worked on it with john mulaney [ applause ] and we've got a new season premiering here are some stills for the new season august diehl and alexander skarsgard there. here is cate blanchett's doing another episode for us with harriet walter and there is fred armisen and the very funny jamie demetriou it's going to be a great season, october 19th on ifc and amc+ and now we're going to move on everybody, because the committee investigating the coup attempt on january 6th held what could well be its final investi

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so, and we get to johnny knoxville as rasputin and doing jack rasp. [ light laughter ] so he said, "ifly -- they tried to kill rasputin famously over and over so who better to do that than knoxville who's been doing it. and when i called him, i was like, "hey, do you want to play rasputin?" he was like, "oh great, i would love to. i was at a sex shop/urologist in saint petersburg, russia and i saw rasputin's penis in a jar. [ laughter ] and then he sent me a picture of it [ light laughter ] >> seth: at that point, it's fate >> i know. it was perfect and my son loved the idea of - >> seth: okay. [ laughter ] >> we do all of our castings together he watches tape with me. and -- i don't know what you're waiting for. >> seth: nothing i'm just going to move on. thank you for sharing that >> okay. now, this feels condescending. [ laughter ] can i tell a story about my character? >> seth: yeah. >> okay. [ laughter ] >> seth: from the show >> yeah. gerena says hi, by the way >> seth: okay. great. give her my love >> i will. >> seth: okay. >> so i -- my character's name is in the russian revolu

the melbourne family, which was prominent family from knoxville, and they had one of these cabins on millionaire's row, as we call it, and with their william and, his family used to be caretakers of cabin and they would come out and they would get the cabin ready the spring and they would set the cabin down as well for a couple of days. and they would build memories there as well. if you look, let me just go back here. if you look at the last picture of steve davis to the right that gives you really photo of what the cabin used to look like the cabin is no longer on jade's creek today, but the fireplace is. and if you look back at william davis, you'll see that that was the front porch of the cabin. but let's talk a little bit about ron davis senior in saying, yes, you know, african-americans recreated we did or history ron davis senior last year but ron davis important because he remembers stories of going to this cabin he remembers fly fishing the secret ice fireflies before it was even a thing back in the 1960s. he has pictures bears you know but also impact at him so much that he

your service and kind hearts have made the knoxville community a nicer place. thank you, madam speaker. i yield the remainder of my time. justice sotomayor: the chair -- justice sotomayor: the chair -- the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from new york, mr. santos, for five minutes. mr. santos: i rise today to talk about the f.a.a. re-authorization act. since before i was elected to congress my district has been afflicted by excessive aviation noise. i campaigned on addressing this issue. yesterday i gave testimony on my amendments in the rules committee. i'm following through on my commitment to offer relief to my constituents. if enacted the changes i propose would lower the permissible decibel levels from 65 to 55, re-evaluate the technology known as nextgen. and put up for questioning its impact to communities around the united states that suffer with the issue of constant flight path. since taking office, i visited with the people of new york's third district who have been beg immediate to take action on this matter, oven with tears

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johnny knoxville, eric andre and gabourey sidibe are revenge.rank panel premieres sunday on abc. playing my song >> you know i'm gonna be okay. yeah it's a party in the kind of embarrassing. >> i love that song. it's my favorite miley song. it's so good. >> it's a party in the usa today, america is celebrating its 247th birthday, and the party got started a little early at our retailers nation wide. >> some sales even rivaling black friday. here's abc's erielle reshef this 4th of july huge bargains are blasting off with retailers slashing prices on everything from home goods to gadgets to clothes is the first thing you need to zero in on. >> are your home goods. so if you are in the market for a mattress, this is the time to purchase it because all of that new inventory of mattresses are coming in up to 75% off at gap and an extra 60% off sale items at j.crew and 30% off at target . a lot of that summer merchandise has been on the shelves since april. so that is going to be discounted between 50 to 60. and for some department stores up to 70% in

we'll work even more closer together standing strong for rules based in knoxville order. we face the most serious security situation decades, but almost a rising to the challenge made this more united the never standing strong in defense or people and our values. i would like to close by thanking president no, said the thing and government and the people of fitness for hosting this historic summit. i look forward to the washington summit next year, marketing this of the 5th anniversary of all our alliance with us. i'm ready to take some questions. so let's take a of the political and thank you very much to leave minor from political secretary general after reading to communicate some ukrainians have raised concerns that perhaps some western capitals may be preparing for a situation where ukraine's nato membership would be a chip in a negotiation with russia. what is your response to ukrainians who have that concern at the moment? thank you. we have a very good meeting with our best of them scanned his certification today where he welcome the, the very strong message from

johnny knoxville. eric andre and gabourey sidibe are revenge. panel premieres sunday on abc. >> oh five people are recovering after their pleasure boat slammed into a barge and capsized at night. this happened near galveston, texas. the coast guard with some help from good samaritans, rescued all five of them from the water. none of them were wearing life jackets. one person suffered a head injury, another had a broken leg, and the other three had just minor injuries. >> officials in florida are considering filing child neglect charges against the parents of drowning victims. they were prompted by five recent drownings in panama city. now, in each case, the parents allowed their children to swim in the gulf of mexico despite double red flag warnings. the parents have already been fined $500, but officials want them to face a tougher penalty. >> contract negotiate between ups and its drivers have collapsed and the current deal expires at the end of this month. if they don't get more money and better working conditions, us drivers could walk out a

>> like johnny knoxville, eric, andre and gabourey sidibe are revenge. >> the prank panel premieres sunday on abc. >> well, surveillance video capturing the moment an suv slammed through the front of a new hampshire bar. more than two dozen people were hurt by sunday's crash in laconia. at least two suffered significant leg injuries. police say the suv appeared to lose control while trying to avoid other vehicles. >> people attending a fair in wisconsin over the weekend had a ride. they will never forget. and now the trip that literally turned their worlds upside down is now the subject of an investigation. this is crazy. >> this is just scary. >> it was a thrill. they didn't ask for. eight passengers, including seven children, suspended upside down on this roller coaster for hours at the forest county festival in wisconsin. the fireball roller coaster stuck near the top of this loop. the eight on board left dangling because of a mechanical issue. >> all of a sudden, the ambulances are showing up. >> the fire department showing up. >> katie, the clark's daughters were among those stuck on

>> johnny knoxville. >> elaborate on that because -- >> so i go on a fishing trip every year with my family. jimmy is a very lovely host. and he loves evel knievel. and look, the appeal of this guy, for those who don't know, was a larger than life stuntman, motorcyclist, and he was huge in the '70s. he would be on abc wide world of sports. he would do tremendously sensational jumps. in 1974 he tried to jump over snake river canyon. it ended in near disaster for him. he was on the cover of sp"sport illustrated," "rolling stone." jimmy and johnny knoxville convinced me to look into him and i made him an america because he is this character that you trace back to pt barnum. the salesman. the show man. there are roots of donald trump in him in his ability to get media attention, his ability to shoot from the hip and get fans for that. so that was very fun and i do thank judge any. i am not sure if jimmy kimmel has been the muse for a work of slitture before. but now he is. >> now he is. thank you, jimmy kimmel. book out today. congratulations, jake. >> thanks, guys. >> incredible that yo

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. >> reporter: but it wasn't until 15 that she convinced her mom to move from knoxville to nashville.13, at 19 years old, a big break, a record deal. >> i was like, i've got to do it. i can't half-ass it, i've got to do it. i just wrote full-time for a year. like, i knew that songwriting was my superpower and is. it's the thing that i value the most. >> reporter: a decade later, she used that superpower to get through one of the toughest moments of her life, splitting from her husband, morgan evans, after nearly five years of marriage. do you think you got married too young? >> well, i think to each their own. i know people that got younger than i did and are very happy. so i don't think there is a "too young." i think -- i don't regret anything, and i think that's important to say. ♪ i would have let go if you wanted me to ♪ >> reporter: her ex detailed his version of the divorce in a single titled "over for you" released in late 2022. ♪ how long has it been over for you ♪ >> reporter: ballerini responded to that question directly with six songs, including "mountain with a view." ♪ ♪

a menu or in knoxville says when it comes to energy, which is really a great way to live under that kind of pressure. or they can hope that citizens harass each other enough again, nicely sahu live there. or they can hope that russia does not cut off the remaining fraction of gas. that europe is still importing from russia. in any case, it really doesn't sound like you're up is in the driver's seat and has really lots itself in the mercy of a lot of other factors that are now outside of its control. sounds like you had another big victories. booming on the verizon for these big brain brussels, your products. it's the nightmare scenario for parents having a child kidnapped no control over their wellbeing and not knowing if you've seen them alive again. next week, chronicled the ways and mexican n g o is trying to buffle the alarming rise in such insistence in the country a harling watch. but an important one on our documentary, abducted in mexico, to try to have the the all important incoming retard. maybe. that's our issue. yeah. me, you're right on my like us on this. it will be that yo

[ cheers and applause >> seth: i want to thank my guests johnny knoxville, jake lacy, pusha t i want to thank elena bonomo and the 8g band. stay safe. get vaccinated get boosted. we love you. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ >>> we are following breaking news in san francisco as we kick off this holiday weekend. gunfire near market street. you can see the shattered glass right there. this is outside the montgomery b.a.r.t. station and the palace hotel. witnesses tell us it was a shoot-out between people in two cars just before 8:30 this evening. >> i heard the noise and suddenly the noise in my car. and i laid down inside the car. >> seven or eight bullet shots there. gunshots there. the taxi driver parked outside the palace hotel when this all happened. he said the one bullet hit one of his tires. the suspects then took off. sfpd trying to track them down at this hour. >>> our other top story, the heat. it will be dangerously hot over the next 48 hours. this is a live look across the bay area. tonight, the temperatures are in the 70s in some spots. plenty of smile tonight though as well. f

these are pictures from the freedom school in knoxville, tennessee. the mayor said she was so impressed by the students. >>> a san francisco carjacking is getting a lot of attention. take a look at the chaos that is happening right here. so a prius is speeding away backwards with the driver's side door wide open. last thursday delivery driver was picking up an order in soma when somebody tried to take off with his prius! two livery drivers chase after the car to try to help, all while the prius driver was chasing after his car and holding onto the food as a youtuber was trying to talk to him. take a listen. >> crime has gotten out of control! let me tell you! people are just robbing individuals write in broad daylight. it is wild out here. san francisco, man, we need to clean this whole situation up. >> keep in mind that when he has gotten attention before, he said this one surprised even him. >> when they saw coworkers getting robbed for their car, i felt like there was empathy for him. it was like okay, let's follow this car until the police arrived

as a china comes down on the sea food import those details up and coming beyond knoxville or in the manner in which a lot of other countries are they have already model economic objectives. india is 4 minutes. arizona for a visit to the east.

they will write again whenever they feel necessary. rebecca versus engineering will take a look. knoxville stores making the news at this hour. a possible storm has that killed at least one person in the netherlands and one in germany. hundreds of fights have been grounded at i'm sometimes the ship halt and for one of the wells busiest tubs, heavy rain and strong wind was supposed to have disrupted the rail and rode travel with horses of us people to stay in doors. britons proved that king charles has been presented with the crown of scotland in a ceremony that traditionally follows the combination in london. events took place that some jobs as cathedral in edinburgh jones. his arrival was met by uh, ceremonial music, as well as chance of not my king. from the monkey protest, a mexican officers have released the surveillance voltage of an anti drug operation in which the coyote forces seized more than 2 tons of cocaine. the navy says it tried 3 spring boats along the southern pacific coast for hours. crew members fled with maybe an ice. they were being followed and i to have gotten his sto

knoxville, tennessee. you haven't heard anything online. rasheeda, anderson, abdullah, detroit, michigan. eleanor mccreary from wentzville, missouri. ragan mertz, brooklyn, missouri. to some from los angeles, california chapman university. american university, columbia school of journalism, the university of missouri, george washington university. university v hampton university university. iowa state university. the university. the university. the university of maryland. university of tennessee. knoxville, arizona university. uc berkeley's graduate of journalism. me and other members of the white house press corps spent most of yesterday with them. let me tell you, these scholars are much impressive than any of us were that age, these amazing young journalists are here with us tonight. if they to talk to you, give them a job. now, what our students stand up and let's give them all of us. and watch out, because these are going to be hitting you up for and jobs at all. the after parties last year at this dinner, we announced the creation of

be pretty intense, especially as we roll across the same areas getting hit, memphis, nashville, knoxville, into the mid-atlantic, and parts of the northeast could see damaging winds through tomorrow night. that heat dome still in place in the southeast, baton rouge the warmest june on record now that we're into july and looking at excessive heat warnings for jackson, mississippi, birmingham, alabama, and memphis, tennessee once again. you know in interior parts of california, temperatures are soaring over 100 degrees in sacramento. excessive heat warnings there and slicing back through parts of phoenix, and that could continue into the middle part of this week, but here in the northeast, some classic summer weather coming for the fourth. rachel. >> all right, rob, thank you. >>> turning now to new allegations of election interference against donald trump. the former president back out on the campaign trail in south carolina as abc news confirms a "washington post" report that he allegedly pressured arizona's former republican governor, doug ducey, to overturn the state's 2020 election res

foreign policy assistance as the event is taking place, despite west impression on the continent. knoxville closer ties with russia, despite the opposition of western countries, despite the stones pressure they exist, was still managing to hold the 2nd bush traffic of summits of cause. the participation of the african representatives confirms the desire to sprang from ties with russia. no matter what the situation, this is a complicated events, especially due to the circumstances. we attached great importance to the summits and hope that it will be successful. almost 50 states have confirmed, they will take pots with the russian presents expected to hotels with 17 african leaders of the correspondent on a coal to expose how the pressure of like a partnership is of old. in the 4 years since a previous summer, a global pandemic rush says military operation and emerging multi polar world lots has changed across the globe since the 1st and previous russia, africa summit in 2019. and with great change comes great deal political shift this year, african countries like molly, are more interested t

understanding internationally speaking in different countries on the very fact that the united states is knoxville liable advantage. comes to foreign policy, washington tops its interest over everything. and with that said, you cannot talk about morality. you cannot talk about ethics, you cannot talk about the bill. just one. this instance is that for us, that's been case if you it was signed and sealed back in 2016. it was supposed to fix some problems for the rain in the economy, but, but you've gone received an in return for is good to build was hundreds of additional sanctions. and it shows that the united states behavior, when it comes to kind of foreign policy and the economy is not that much reliable the same time. this is here, and this is the us. how do you mean the, or the world in respect of emerging economies like like india and then emerging super powers, like china and great powers like russia. all these factors and determine is altogether contribute to the fact that the us has many in the west and has many of this euro sense request, sense rate, orientation towards world order is ex

it's yolanda yolanda law offices, sunday jolanda and the founder of media name, knoxville power. i think this do use the concepts middle school to equate in taxation with gambling because manually it's me, it's so good games of activity in advertise as a means of funding money. so in that advertising they, they do not highlight that is somewhat diction and, and money loss. but they also, you know, didn't end up trying to promise people that they would make extra amount of money. if you look at the, when they've been operating in terms of what the promising could be from the this is one gambling industrial coming industrial also does. so it, even though under the law of the on not a created on that station they had been created and it's, and bought the papers. he doesn't know the system because very poor people. but taking this proposed 50 high it is and using their life savings, many of them committing suicide in the process. so this industrial dissolved more than what has come to it in terms of very high taxation because can do more protection is in bucklin. again. i thank you f

when you're right, knoxville is the one who's going to fin checked so much as to when we have a present interest on the in depth analysis of the days headlines. the care motivation for, for goes and was the preservation of wagner as its own. and not being some students by the state inside story on al jazeera, replacing the issues of the day, we've got to start the intensive farming systems, the climate change, protect destruction. otherwise we wouldn't be able to feed ourselves. everyone has a voice. one of up here says pipe top immediately and says this is american economic car wash. what would you say about the wash and light target either, but it's only going to be me is targeting vulnerable, but it's, it's important to have this conversation. we need to talk about and not about narrative, the street on algae 0. when the news breaks, the story of this village is the same as many of us spread across the eastern front line. no electricity, no running water. when people need to be hot and the story needs to be told, this children are unable to go outside. inside is extremely hot with ex

an effort to head off violence and looting annual ended there to stay with us coming up next is knoxville with the story of s best those and it's offense. that's after the break. a mike, look forward to join you at the beginning of the next hour with mortgage, the interest, the global economy, our portfolio dw business be here's a closer look at the project. to analyze the flight for market dominance. get a step with d. w. business beyond the few european companies who's being forced to do we bounce as best dos at home, continues to use it abroad. they do this at the expense of the local population. for the 3 s, guys, every one of the industry strategy is to keep operating is to out source production to countries with less or health and environment regulation for a handful of producing countries, it's still businesses usual, whereas best dose is concerned they denied that the minute release dangerous, and continue to mind it and expose it around the well to constrain solely by profitability and the lowest of the market. this is not a legitimate business and the people that are in it don't

. >> i attend the university of tennessee knoxville. >> rocky top, you will always be. >> you mentioned you grew up in the methodist church so i'm sure you're familiar with the decision regarding -- >> it is horrible. >> my church is dealing with it and it is hard on people. my question is what do you think allowed for that politicization of our religious institutions and what do you recommend we do to avoid that decision? >> there is a book out there called woke jesus and i suggest you read that book. the devil is very smart and he figures the best way to go after us is a judeo-christian nation is to go into the church. when you see these rainbow flags and these things in churches, when you have black pastors that brought stacey abrams on stage and prayed for stacey abrams, the woman that said that abortion is like a budget line veto, if you are struggling with finances, we can't support these things. in romans 12:2, it says we the church, we are not supposed to conform to the world, we are supposed to flit -- trend permit -- transform it through our minds. many of us in the church are

it is about an hour north of knoxville and it is right on the gateway to coal mining country. host: if you and i were there in the 1950's what kind of a community would we find? guest: it was an interesting place in the 50's. it was very mixed up about itself. on one hand it was a small rural southern appalachian town full of coal miners and farmers and local business people. but it was also 7 miles from oak ridge, which was a secret city built as part of the manhattan project that built the first atom bomb and it was also about seven miles from nora stamm. --norris dam. so while it was isolated and small it was also very connected. in 1956 it was the sort of place that oak presidential candidates felt like they had to go and campaign even though there was only a couple 1000 people there. host: so the story about clinton you tell is about the first school under federally mandated desegregation. how did it come to your attention, because as you point out we all know about little rock but not so much about clinton tennessee. guest: it started out as a work assignment, after i fi

warnings talking about temperatures seeing today in a lot of those places like new york, raleigh, knoxville, still 90s feeling like those triple digits notice what it feels like in parts of northern new england on detroit. back to normal temperatures. ill warm still in the 80s it's just after all, but see major improvements and getting back to normal temperatures we're used to seeing for this time of year the 90s still around for parts of the south east. check it out early next week buffalo, mid-70s, monday, tuesday, cleveland upper 70s low 80s for beginning part of our next workweek. and new york hangs out in low 80s, too now, we also, thanks to the cold front working through giving relief from temperatures, seeing some showers and thunderstorms bringing us potential severe weather through the day. robust thunderstorms working through the midwest and into the ohio valley seeing flood watches in place as well as potential for strong storms later today, guys strong wind gusts the main effect we'll see today a little less heat but interruptions to outdoor plans potentially. >> take a little l

that and we're going to build a chemical plants in ten sni a city halfway between chattanooga and knoxvilleoes the government tax credit get you? 30% on what the bottom line would be >> there's several programs. the most important -- the program people talk about is 30 d tax credit, where a buyer of an electric vehicle get a tax credit on their return for buying it, depending if that car uses sufficient domestic minerals and a certain income level. there are other credits, 45 x credit, which is really a tax credit for us as a producer that's significant and came with the ira. that's what's happening people like us advance our projects, finance them and bringing in the lgs and others of the world to build more battery plants et cetera here in this country. >> how many jobs are we talking about for stuff like this? >> we should have over 500 between carolina and tennessee we'll have another several hundred in our partnerships in ghana and quebec thousands and thousands, so you've seen some, you know, in the traditional carbon boost which is over time just going to be transformed into electrif

new york city will feel like 100 degrees today, feeling like 100 degrees also in knoxville. feeling like 103 in wichita. that will be the same story in the south tomorrow. so, unfortunately, no relief in the south, but look at boston tomorrow. 79 degrees. almost feeling ball like. 86 in philadelphia, that's below normal as well. 70s in portions of the great lakes. and then we will feel comfortable next week, but unfortunately, alex, we're looking at the south so sizzling as we go through next week. we will continue to break records there. back to you. >> oh boy, okay, thank you for the update. as it stands, a highly respected political report says the 2024 election is going to come down to four states. so, which for? we will talk about that next. plante later, seinfeld used to talk about the airing of grievances. it's a quick that has had -- for years are now on capitol hill, there is a listing of them. a listing of grievances. but for whom? you might not be surprised. i promise. i promise. i promise. dove invited women who wanted their damaged hair trimmed. yes, i need a tr

provisions the safe aviation flight enhancement act introduced with my friend tim burchett from knoxville. . directed the f.a.a. about minimum seat size as mandated from the 2015 f.a.a. re-authorization. language developed with senator lujan regarding aircraft cabin temperature standards, provisions for the emergency vacating of aircraft cabin act that would work with senator duckworth on. the mobility aids onboard improvement lives introduced with senator thune to improve air travel for passengers with disabilities. and the prioritizing, accountability and accessibility of consumers act on disabilities as well. as you can see, i work with folks from both sides of the aisle and from both houses. that's what we needed to do and that's why this bill is good and why it's going to pass. so i appreciate also the bill addresses consumer concerns related to reimbursements, when there are significant delays or canceled flights, family seating is permitted and airline operation plans. all of the above are steps in the right direction to protect and accommodate passengers and also ensure the longev

plains but unfortunately, more heavy rain where they do not need it, from mayfield to chattanooga, knoxville, anywhere from 1 to 4 inches of rain 1 to 2-inch rainfall rates possible here in the northeast as well. more flooding possible for new england. we'll be watching that the heat advisories and alerts, the numbers just keep growing. 85 million people from much of florida on into the southwest. temperatures today, more records from miami, gainesville, greenwood, laredo into midwood with triple-digit temperatures and going into the weekend, no real relief in sight maybe a little bit for atlanta, but otherwise, staying hot in the southwest, more records from albuquerque to winslow, yuma, tucson, and into the weekend, no relief triple digits for phoenix, pal springs, las vegas, salt lake city and take a look into next week warmer than average temperatures, especially out west, but much of the country above-normal temperatures. so there really isn't much of a break, guys. >> al, we'll check back. thank you. >>> we're now hearing from the family of that u.s. soldier who intentionally ran acros

witchta, 101 knoxville, 101 the good news, a frontal system will come down and knock down those temperaturesere in the northeast. by sunday, 77 in boston, 84 in new york city, 87 in buffalo however, our friends to the south, no relief in sight for atlanta, new orleans, dodge city, del rio, texas phoenix by sunday, their 30th day in a row of 110 degrees in a row. now we're looking at heavy rain, flood watchehes for new w engla and severere weather t today fo million people from portland all the way down t to washingtgton wewe'll get toto your locacal ft in t the next 3030 seconds and struruggle. and struruggle. ♪ and struruggle. and struggggle with cpcpap. you u should cheheck out insns. ♪ no m mask. no hohose. just sleep. inspire. sleep apnea innovation. learn more and view important safety information at inspiresleep.com >>> good morning to you. let's take a look at what we can expect in san francisco over the next couple of days. starting off breezy both today and tomorrow but otherwise those temperatures will hold steady and a nice mild weekend is in store. as far as our inland valleys go

newborn twins in knoxville, tennessee, they had to spend the first few days of their lives separatedre holding declan when a nurse placed river next to him. watch as -- river stretches his left arm out there, places it tightly around declan's shoulder the twins back together again. >> that is so sweet. >> just like they were before they were born >> that is so sweet. >> let me take a picture of this so i can send it to my -- >> an undeniable bond for life >> you've got twins -- >> sometimes i say, you were in utero together can't you get along? >> no, it was a long time ago, mom. >> that is so sweet. that's a good one. >>> all right, on pop start today, huge music news just announced. which iconic band is going to be flying high on their farewell tour, that's your hint >>> but first, dr. john is standing by to tell us about a potentially groundbreaking new drug in the fight against alzheimemer's. that's's right aftfter these memessages you dodon't have t to keep ts on rototating catetegories. thisis is the ononly rotating i care abobout. ... or a activate ananythig toto earn. thisis

community coalition against human trafficking which serves survivors in the fox vl, -- knocks -- knoxville tennessee area hired 422 cases in 2022. the situation was dire, or so they thought, and yes, indeed, it is. guess what, mr. president? this year it is worse. i know other organizations around our state in jackson and franklin, chattanooga, nashville, memphis, powell, dayton and cleveland, they're all telling me the same story. i don't know how any serious person could look at these numbers and claim that the horror stories these advocates have heard are part of some elaborate conspiracy theory to, say that human trafficking is not happening, to say that, well, it's a falsehood meant to distract from the root causes of human trafficking. no, it is happening. the stats show it. now, we do know for a fact that our wide open southern border is enabling this disgusting practice. many of the people who fall into the hands of the cartels smugglers are trafficked by their captors. yes, indeed. many are women, many are children. they are physically, mentally, emotionally and sexually abused as

caller: oh, i'm calling from knoxville, tennessee. host: my apologies, go ahead. caller: nikki haley i'm voting for her and i'm voting for -- i was trying to vote for joe biden. i was thinking for joe biden and donald trump. i like the people. nikki haley from south carolina. i will try to vote for three people. i like to vote all the time. host: all right, chris. appreciate your call. darlene in florida on the democratic line. what is the top issue you are seeing in florida? caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. our top issue is homeowners insurance. an issue with our governor not handling that. i have a comment for the gist of it that called earlier from florida that was saying everything is liberal's fault. i'm born and raised in florida. i am a liberal. i do not see we are causing the problem. that is all i have to say. host: up next, bonnie from st. louis, missouri on the independent line. caller: yes. hi. i am sorry i got -- my phone, something was the matter with it. the problem i am having is nobody in our city is paying attention to repercus

caller: oh, i'm calling from knoxville, tennessee. host: my apologies, go ahead. caller: nikki haley i'm voting for her and i'm voting for -- i was trying to vote for joe biden. i was thinking for joe biden and donald trump. i like the people. nikki haley from south carolina. i will try to vote for three people. i like to vote all the time. host: all right, chris. appreciate your call. darlene in florida on the democratic line. what is the top issue you are seeing in florida? caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. our top issue is homeowners insurance. an issue with our governor not handling that. i have a comment for the gist of it that called earlier from florida that was saying everything is liberal's fault. i'm born and raised in florida. i am a liberal. i do not see we are causing the problem. that is all i have to say. host: up next, bonnie from st. louis, missouri on the independent line. caller: yes. hi. i am sorry i got -- my phone, something was the matter with it. the problem i am having is nobody in our city is paying attention to repercus

provisions the safe aviation flight enhancement act introduced with my friend tim burchett from knoxville. . directed the f.a.a. about minimum seat size as mandated from the 2015 f.a.a. re-authorization. language developed with senator lujan regarding aircraft cabin temperature standards, provisions for the emergency vacating of aircraft cabin act that would work with senator duckworth on. the mobility aids onboard improvement lives introduced with senator thune to improve air travel for passengers with disabilities. and the prioritizing, accountability and accessibility of consumers act on disabilities as well. as you can see, i work with folks from both sides of the aisle and from both houses. that's what we needed to do and that's why this bill is good and why it's going to pass. so i appreciate also the bill addresses consumer concerns related to reimbursements, when there are significant delays or canceled flights, family seating is permitted and airline operation plans. all of the above are steps in the right direction to protect and accommodate passengers and also ensure the longev