orchestrated rate and that any meaningful opponents are in prison or exiled earlier we spoke to for knoxville shortcut, chief political advisors at land. that's tional, sky leader of the by the russian opposition. the next time we asked him what he's hearing from the people that are below roofs. oh, of course people feel fear and no one believes the profession could really call this number. of course, if those are just straight up, it's a circus. it's a show. it's a possibility of our community for christian religious device himself, doors to show that he's still popular. he has a big trauma, after 20 percent of a massive profit is disrupted all over the country as well as to show that the right now situation good normalized but no one really believes this number and the sparse. we have seen as nothing in common with electric fields, have used explosives to carry out a spectacular heist in the dutch city of us. and they stole several archaeological artifacts from the drains museum, including a gold helmet dating back to around $450.00 b. c. in international man hunt is currently underway. a d

life of the latejimmy carter, we can bring in amber, professor at the university of tennessee in knoxville ofjimmy carter, discusses legacy and it�*s really does begin here in the state of georgia in the south of the country. it begins in a very small town of plains, georgia, that is where we see the funeral procession make its way. keitel is a little bit about of where the 39th presidentjimmy carter began hisjourney —— but presidentjimmy carter began his journey —— but can presidentjimmy carter began hisjourney —— but can is a little bit about. it is an honour to share a little bit about former president carter�*s legacy. his life began in plains�*s, georgia. he was... he moved to a nearby area for his family farm in the area of archery, plains, georgia was a very small town and very rural as you mentioned. when he became president, the population was about 733 people. population was about 733 --eole. ~ , population was about 733 --eole.~ , people. we see some live pictures — people. we see some live pictures we _ people. we see some live pictures we have - people. we see some live pictur

. >> esta noche, la policÍa de knoxville en tennessee investiga la apariciÓn de panfletos anti inmigrantesindiana, pennsylvania y ohio, en donde tambiÉn se investiga el origen de estos panfletos. la ley que criminaliza a los indocumentados por delitos menores ya es una realidad aquÍ en el paÍs. hoy el presidente trump firmÓ su primera legislaciÓn llamada lake riley en honor al estudiante de enfermerÍa asesada en georgia por un indocumentado que habÍa sido acusado de robo. esta ley exige la detenciÓn federal de inmigrantes indocumentados acusados de cualquier delito que cause la muerte o lesiones corporales graves que estÉn involucrados en robos y hurtos y tambiÉn en el asalto a un agente de la ley. los detractores de la legislaciÓn dicen que podrÍa poner en la mira a jÓvenes irresponsables. >> lo que puede hacer es criminalizar a un niÑo que se lleva un chocolate de un walmart o a un joven que brinca el tren en el subway de nueva york. >> esta ley fue aprobada de manera bipartidista con el apoyo de 12 demÓcratas en el senado y 48 en la cÁmara de representantes. 11 aÑos de cÁrcel por corrup

host: a few minutes left with bart jansen, taking your phone calls, barbara has been waiting knoxville, tennessee, independent. good morning. caller: good morning. my question is, given the press announcement yesterday, mike johnson was very upset because biden hardened his family, even though everybody knew they were going to go after biden's family. they said they were going to look into it. how can they do that when it is supposed to be absolute? guest: you are absolutely right that the pardoned authorities absolute, there are no apparent restrictions on it, but what some lawmakers have talked about in the past, this is one of the big advocates the past week, was a democrat, they may not be aligned with mike johnson on many issues, but at least since 2017 on the federal level, they have talked about adjusting the pardoned authority so that a president could not pardon relatives or top aides or people with potential financial relations. host: with the constitutional amendment? guest: i'm not a lawyer, it seems he could pass legislation, within the first challenge to wipe it out is un

temperatures and sub-zero conditions across the great lakes, midwest, northern plains, places like knoxville into the 20s. even further south for tuesday in places like new orleans, close to the gulf coast, we'll see 30s across the board. and those feels-like temperatures even worse. sub-zero for chicago on monday, tuesday, wednesday. temperatures well, or barely above zero for what it feels like in memphis on monday as well. and that system that's going to bring the cold air is going to bring a little rain and snow, too. the rain over the mid mississippi valley today. tomorrow rain across much f the southeast. but also we'll see snow for parts of the northeast. will it be impactful? yes, it will. especially as we g into sunday. we could see multiple inches of snow. areas with heavier areas 36 in cleveland. mostly sunny skies expected in detroit today. 39 in new york city with low 40s from washington to philadelphia. and that's a look at your forecast, frances, back to you. >> that's that ugly kind of cold where you can't even feel your eyes and your nose watering, it's just a mess. >>> it e

meanwhile, on the women's court in knoxville, second ranked south carolina held off number 18 tennesseed last night. the reigning national champions have now won 55 consecutive games in sec play. wow! go, girls! to the nba now. and a big finish last night in boston. we'll pick things up with the celtics tied against the houston rockets in the final seconds of regulation. >> at 4.3. >> to go. >> thompson on. >> brown into the lane. >> got the shot off. >> 0.7 to go. thompson gives the rockets the lead. >> are you kidding me? >> richard. >> oh the. >> rockets win the game. give the. >> ball. >> and thompson hits the game winning floater with less than a second left on the clock. the rockets beat the celtics though 114 to 112. meanwhile in minnesota a falling piece of the target center scoreboard nearly took out a pair of players on the court last night when what appeared to be a horn from the arena's jumbotron came crashing down to the floor as they walked to their respective benches at the end of the first quarter. thankfully, nobody was hurt, and the game continued as scheduled, though,

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it's approaching the region and to which the cd and cd and people knoxville can. and i've made distance clear it on must respect the will of the city and people. and in the future, we receive a posted message from drawn a line. so these principles are added on iran, like any other state we'd be treated accordingly. the tents across gauze are flooded off the days of rain planning, move misery on families struggling to keep the children warm. the weather is expected to improve in the coming days, but for some it's too late to be. 7 people, including 6 babies, have died from hypothermia in the past week. can be on the deadline because they survive disability from apartments. for now, there's no way to hide the wet and the combs for displace palestinians and goals are full from the homes. this is the only show, so they have less i'm joining me, my 10 and my belongings are all swimming inside the tent. i have to take everything out onto the street. we had did inside. we are not living. why is this happening? family said they are running out of blankets of material to r

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host: jeff is in knoxville, tennessee, hi, jeff. caller: thank for you having me. i want to make a comment on the events of today, peaceful transition and peaceful certification and that went very well and i applaud the american people for their votes and i applaud the outcome of the vote. just to comment on the people asking for congress to invoke article 14 for insurrectionism. there was no insurrection four years ago. had they done that today, you would have seen an insurrection. that's my comment. thank you. host: thank you for your call. let's take our next call from mary from westchester, pennsylvania. you're on c-span, democrats line. hi. caller: hi. i just want to talk to dr. casey and i know everybody has been talking about the law that says that you can't sit as a president if you cause an insurrection or involved in an insurrection. you know, i know that people are saying he wasn't convicted of a insurrection but we all saw it on tv and we all know that he did. there's a lot of liars and they just think if you pass enough time, it won't be real but it's

i grew up in knoxville. my first concert was britney spears at the arena there.as listening to your boyfriend on a radio interview last week. when he was here, we fell in love with your boyfriend on the "today" show. when he walks in, he talks to everybody. >> he is a doll. >> you know right away. i was listening to him. he said when you met, you dm'd him or something. he is not a social media type of guy. i would have dated so many more hot girls if they dm'd me. what propelled you to do that? >> same thing with leaning across the table to the producers. i really believe in shooting your shot. why not? you know, if you don't put yourself out there, you will never know. he is watching right now, so. >> shout out to him. >> hi, chase. >> it's your two-year anniversary. you wrote about perfecting a chimi chur which steak. >> yes. important. >> what about the other love of your life, little dibs. your dog. you have revealed that he is, got cancer. he is still with you and you are loving every moment of that? >> he is. he is at home with my mom right now. shout out,

>> a somebody who flew the route the last of the amounts and then to the same terminal and from knoxville to d.c. and i was flying very many times seeing that same aircraft and everything and there's time in the good news is 32 or 33 years ago when we had the florida air crash didn't have his good technology in the first responders had limited equipment now with the sonar scanners and the advanced technologies the rescuers have and d.c. fire it's all arlington and the u.s. coast guard with the advanced technologies and anybody who could survive one of the best chance out there and all the manpower they have out here and setting up an incident command and control the chaos with this i've been trained for these types of things not that they want to have to but emergency services are ready and they practice this interagency coordination for the command system. and they are divided up into sectors and make assignments and as time goes on. jason standby of the web. do we have him back on the phone with us. no do we have armand back on the phone? okay so instead let's bring in kyle bailey and a

the more than 12,000 fans in knoxville giving her a huge ovation. while tennessee ended up falling short in the game. >> caldwell told reporters. >> she was blown away with the response she received from vols nation. listen. >> i definitely wasn't expecting it. i tried to sneak in. that's why i sneak in the back. i always try to go unnoticed, but it made it worth it. it made coming back worth it. >> women have the strength of ten. >> men. >> no doubt about it. >> i think she's very passionate about her team and. >> coaching here. >> amazing. also amazing in men's hoops is not just that unranked arizona knocked off number three iowa state. it's how unranked arizona knocked off number three iowa state a buzzer beater by caleb love hitting a shot from darn near the parking lot to send the game to overtime. that's where love would hit a pair of back to back threes to lift the wildcats over the cyclones, 8675, in a massive upset, the defending champion celtics in the nba hosting the rockets, who rise up with a couple of career performances. dillon brooks

places like knoxville, atlanta, even up until philadelphia and new york. also looking at some rain showers, some snow on the back edge. so buffalo, cleveland looking at the chance for some snow as well. but all of this clears out by tomorrow morning on the west coast. we are bracing for multiple atmospheric rivers that will be impacting the west coast over the next few days. some of them very strong atmospheric rivers. we're looking at a level four for this area right around san francisco, and some of the neighboring communities just slightly to the north of that. it's not just rain, but it's also snow. several of these areas, especially the higher elevations, are expected to get 6 to 12in some spots, as much as 20in total. >> all right. allison chinchar for us this morning. allison, thanks very much for that. all right. coming up here on cnn this morning, those painstaking recovery efforts set to resume this morning on the potomac river, dive teams battling really difficult obstacles underwater. plus, democratic senators questioning some of president trum

from almost denver all the way to the east to about maybe paducah, lexington, all the way down to knoxville. that's where the white area is. and then the ice to the south of there, and then it just rains south of that. there could be some severe weather in that little area here of warmer weather. and i think there probably will be a few thunderstorms, a little bit of thunder, lightning, hail, maybe even a tornado or two possible. but now i'm going to push you ahead until sunday at 10:00. and you don't want to be driving in this? absolutely. you need to be wherever you want to be today and not driving through that. all the east, west, north south interstates through that white zone will be a disaster, will be almost impossible to travel through because not only will it be raining, snowing or sleeting and icing, it will be windy. some of these wind gusts will be 40 to 50mph. and look at the accumulations of ice that are possible a half inch, an inch of ice in some spots, bringing down power lines, bringing down tree limbs. so therefore an awful lot of electricity going to go out. the cold air

he joins us from knoxville, tennessee. thank you for being here. um, you know, i just want to start with, can you just give us a sense of the the multi-agency response that is going on here and how much it actually takes to to try and get a handle of what i think is clearly a very sprawling scene here omar. >> good morning. this is a multifaceted operation on a lot of fronts. the national capital region is no stranger to conducting exercises together, training together. and unfortunately, when we have incidents like this, the national capital area comes together and they have tons of resources. so whether that's military coast guard, you got dc fire and ems, you saw the fairfax county fire rescue boats, the police, the park service. you could just go on and on. probably every agency around there have resources that have deployed. the ntsb, obviously leading the investigation into this. some people may or may not know the fbi's laboratory division, the evidence response team, you have a memorandum of understanding with the ntsb. they'll probably be

more than 12,000 fans there in knoxville, giving her a big ole ovation, while tennessee ended up falling short on the scoreboard there. caldwell told reporters afterwards she was surprised with the response she received from vols nation. listen. >> i definitely wasn't expecting it. i tried to sneak in. that's why i sneak in the back. um, i always try to go unnoticed, but it made it worth it. it made coming back worth it. >> women have the strength of ten men, no doubt about it. i think she's very passionate about. >> her team. >> and coaching here. >> you want to talk about tough women? maybe. kim caldwell is channeling one of her predecessors, the late, great lady vols head coach pat summitt, who for years held the record for most wins in ncaa hoops. in 1990, coach summitt was two weeks away from her due date, but she was determined to go on a recruiting trip to visit the top high school recruit in the nation up in allentown, pennsylvania, summitt's water broke on the plane when she landed, she called her doctor who said, hey, first babies take a little longer. that's all coach needed t

knoxville, you go from the 50s on saturday to the mid 20s by monday.ly air going to work to the east as well. we won't leave the northeast out of that. also, as we head through at least the weekend and beyond. big picture look of your friday. we'll see that brief warm up across the east. we'll still see those onshore winds happening for parts of the southwest, specifically california. good news for folks that are continuing to fight those fires out there. >> yeah, absolutely. good news, andrew lassman thank you. still ahead this morning, president elect trump's attorney general, pam bondi, was grilled by lawmakers yesterday during her confirmation hearing. we're going to take a look at her day going to take a look at her day on capitol hill an alternative to pills, voltaren is a clinically proven arthritis pain relief gel, which penetrates deep to target the source of pain with nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory medicine directly at the source. voltaren, the joy of movement. here's to getting better with age. here's to beating these two every thursday. hel

born in knoxville and raised in franklin, he started his career as wutk sports director in 1976 where he gave dynamic plays and sports analysis. after his initial appointment was hired by john ward and became the voice of the baseball vols from 1992-1998, where it's not in my notes but i did throw out the first pitch one time and they said it was incredibly accurate and fast. ... he took over the play by play duties for the tennessee titans with his career as an nfl broadcaster spanning a quarter century. mike's accolades speak for themselves, he is a member of five halls of fame, including the tennessee sports hall of fame, the tennessee radio hall of fame and university of tennessee's baseball hall of fame and being named tennessee's sportscaster of the year 12 times. mike has now returned to rocky top as a lead play by play announcer for u.t.'s football and men's basketball games. he's pioneer of radio broadcasting and represents his alma matter well. mike, congratulations on your return and go big orange. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield the remainder of my time. the speaker pro te

we recently had an issue where the fbi wanted to consolidate the memphis and knoxville offices into a nashville office and of course this causes us some concern and i would like to get your commitment that you will make certain we have every resource we need in memphis to deal with this issue and to the fbi will be appropriately resourced in the state of tennessee.es and we've had some talk today about dei and we've talked about this in this committee and the emphasis the fbi put on dei in things like counting swifty bracelets and not investigations and what we want to make certain is that we have qualified individuals who are going to stick to the core mission and you've talked about the mission today and thank you for being able to recite what it is. we appreciate that and i want you to talk a little bit about those first few actions that you can take to build, to build back the recruiting and training in order to accomplish that mission. >> absolutely. quite simply i know we have limited time, people who sign up to serve the fbi must meet the rigorous standards, those will not be c

host: a few minutes left with bart jansen, taking your phone calls, barbara has been waiting knoxvillennessee, independent. good morning. caller: good morning. my question is, given the press announcement yesterday, mike johnson was very upset because biden hardened his family, even though everybody knew they were going to go after biden's family. they said they were going to look into it. how can they do that when it is supposed to be absolute? guest: you are absolutely right that the pardoned authorities absolute, there are no apparent restrictions on it, but what some lawmakers have talked about in the past, this is one of the big advocates the past week, was a democrat, they may not be aligned with mike johnson on many issues, but at least since 2017 on the federal level, they have talked about adjusting the pardoned authority so that a president could not pardon relatives or top aides or people with potential financial relations. host: with the constitutional amendment? guest: i'm not a lawyer, it seems he could pass legislation, within the first challenge to wipe it out is uncons

people flew in from san diego and houston and knoxville and idaho and chicago filled the place up to now. sells out arenas all over the world. international tour. and he was so generous and great to do our very first sunday sit down live. it will be turned into a tv interview that you'll see next sunday on sunday today. but we had an absolute blast. so my big thanks to nate and coming up this sunday. on sunday today, a woman who just yesterday was nominated for an academy award for her costarring role in wicked. she is cynthia erivo, who of course, plays elphaba, the green witch, in wicked, a movie that did over $700 million worth of business. ariana grande, also receiving a nomination for supporting actress. the movie, got ten academy award nominations. a great conversation with cynthia erivo coming up this weekend over on nbc sunday today, and we'll be right back here on. >> morning joe. >> we will. >> emu and doug. >> you'll be back. >> emus can't help people customize and save hundreds on car insurance with liberty mutual. you're just a flightless bird. >> no. he's a dreamer, fra

we've recently had an issue where the fbi wanted to consolidate the memphis and knoxville offices into a national office. of course this causes us some concern. i would like to get your commitment that you will make certain that we have every resource and we need in memphis to deal with this issue and the fbi will be appropriately resourced in the state of tennessee. mr. patel: you absolutely will. sen. blackburn: thank you for that. we've had some talk today about dei. we've talked about this in this committee and the emphasis the fbi put on dei on things like counting bracelets and not investigations could we want to make certain we have qualified individuals who will stick to the core mission and you have talked about that mission today, and thank you for being able to recite what it is. we appreciate that. i want you to just talk a little bit about those first few actions that you can take to build back the recruiting and the training in order to accomplish that mission. mr. patel: absolutely. quite simply, i know i have limited time, is people who sign up to serve in the fbi must

she served as pest of knoxville women's club and was woman of the year three times for her volunteer spirit. if someone's name was in the paper, lillian would clip it and send it to that person. i was fortunate enough to receive that many times. just to let them know she'd read about she always had little ways to show people they cared and they felt it. lillian was a proud baptist and i have no doubt that the lord welcomed her with open arm a smile on his face. she'll truly be missed. i think the first thing she heard was well done, thy good and faithful servant, when she close her eyes for the first time. her and her husband reu67ard have been dear friend of mine. at their daughter' wedding, that was the last time i ever saw my parents healthy. that was a wonderful time. mr. speaker, i yield the remainder of my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for on