he said, "there's another group coming down from nashville. do you happen to know someone named diane nash?" diane nash was a young fisk student, a junior that year. i said, "i know her casually. david knows"-- "your city," i think he said. "she's from your city." that's right. and he said, "well, we'll call her up and tell her "that she can't let-- she's in the command chair. "tell her she may not bring these children down there, "because somebody's going to get killed. this group almost got killed." so i called her, and i said, "do you remember me?" and she did, and she called me mr. seigenthaler. and i said, "look, i'm here in new orleans "because that first wave of freedom riders, "mauled and mangled, bones broken, heads crushed. "you must not let these students come down here. they're going to get killed." and she said, "mr. seigenthaler, "they all signed their wills last night. "they know some will get killed. but we cannot let violence overcome nonviolence." and so i was stuck with trying to get a second wave of freedom riders from birm

i was born in nashville, tennessee, a little town side of nashville. that is where i grew up, went to high school, met and married my husband. moved back to st. louis where i lived part of my life. i heard people saying missouri and missouri. what is the correct pronunciation of our new home? the best place to go when you want information is where? >> [inaudible]. >> of course, we all know that. i went to the library and the librarian gave me a wonderful book and began a life long friendship with the librarian. missouri is the native american pronunciation. in their language it is the people of the big boats. one word means all of that. missouri. frenchman who came up the mississippi river. they said that would be a great place to have a trading post. they set up a trading post and called it st. louis. missouri became missouri. now i ask you which is correct? missouri or missouri? >> missouri. okay. neither one. [laughter]. you can't say the native americans were wrong for saying missouri. you can't say the french were wrong for pronouncing it in their

something is wrong with muslim leaders in nashville. what happened to carlos at those mosques is enormous. i have other family members who are muslim. they are peaceful law-abiding people and are not radicalized. i also have several uncles and brothers in the military. our family fought in the united states every war since the civil war. i have nephews who are currently in afghanistan fighting for the democracy and freedom for all americans. it seems to me that americans are sitting around doing nothing about extremists, radical extremists as carlos' story and other stories at these hearings aren't true. this is a big elephant in the room. our society continues not to see it. this political correctness, you can call it political fear. fear of stepping on special minority population toes even as a segment of that population wants to stamp out america and everything we stand for. i must say that we are losing american babies. our children are in danger. this country must stand up and do something about the problem. yes, my son you are hea

i think i started going to nashville when i was 14. so 10 years -- 11 years now. it takes a while.was doing the same thing. and the magic was when we met each other and that was the turning point for us and we found our sound and people started to notice. tavis: how amazing is it that the minute the two of you connect, his talent, your talent and this thing takes off? >> well, i think -- real large part of that, i mean, for me was swallowing my pride and learning how to put other things before myself and that's when things started happening for me. as far as finding meghan and us coming together and making music together, we were together first as friends and in a relationship for a year before -- tavis: making music together. >> yeah. we have grown so much personally on a personal level and then musically. tavis: what happens in a personal relationship where you realize that makes the light goes off to say that says, we should do this together? >> a lot of it was other people telling us at first. i don't think -- we had written a song together called "the edge of good-bye." and pe

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couple of minutes later, nashville, san jose arena will. and then we go to overtime. marleau, coming back. there it is. patrick marleau, his 24th game of the sharks trail detroit but 1-2. j. >>> baron davis, you know this guy will put a half effort most night. >> i'm not hiding anything. the audience deserves my opinion. stephen curry had 17 points, 6 assists. al stark was there, cleveland was. they will finish with new gorse tomorrow night. alice, one more time. 24, 95-87. >>> george karl, good news for george, former warriors. and they will at least make you a $3 million a season. karl twee's beaten carvesser. by all the, a very, very nice touch from denver. for coach of the year, 18-0 conference rounderring. picked up her 800th win and named the hall of fame finalist all of this year. she will find out april 4th. >> it will be especially meaningful because my mother's parents family is from springfield. i known about the hall of fame all my life. it would be very special, very meaningful. if it happens, it's great. if not, i just want to keep coaching and working w

something is wrong with the muslim leadership in nashville. what happened to carlos at those nashville mosques isn't normal. i have other family members who are muslims, and they are modern, peaceful, law abiding people, who have been muslim for many years and are not radicalized. i also have several uncles and brothers in the military. our family has fought for the united states in every war since the civil war. i have nephews who are currently in afghanistan, as i speak, fighting for democracy and freedom for all americans. it seems to me that the american people are sitting around and doing nothing about islamic extremism, as if carlos's story and the other stories told at these hearings aren't true. there is a big elephant in the room, but our society continues not to see it. this wrong is caused by political correctness. you can even call it political fear yes, fear. fear of stepping on a special minority population's toes, even as a segment of that population wants to stamp out america and everything we stand for. i must say that we are

something is wrong with muslim leaders in nashville. what happened to carlos at those mosques is enormous. i have other family members who are muslim. they are peaceful law-abiding people and are not radicalized. i also have several uncles and brothers in the military. our family fought in the united states every war since the civil war. i have nephews who are currently in afghanistan fighting for the democracy and freedom for all americans. it seems to me that americans are sitting around doing nothing about extremists, radical extremists as carlos' story and other stories at these hearings aren't true. this is a big elephant in the room. our society continues not to see it. this political correctness, you can call it political fear. fear of stepping on special minority population toes even as a segment of that population wants to stamp out america and everything we stand for. i must say that we are losing american babies. our children are in danger. this country must stand up and do something about the problem. yes, my son you are hea

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he was born in nashville, tennessee, reared in missouri, was counseled to the mormon church and followed them westward and went on northward, to oregon, and when he got there and established the first hamlet, germantown, his first order of business was to get an order neans -- ordinance enacted saying that no black folks would be allowed in that hamlet. and if they were there, they would be beaten every six months until they left town. it didn't stop there. came down to california. got involved in politics and the gold rush and got his way to the high office of the first governor of this state. and i thank god that you all have removed another investigate tadge of our dark past. peter burnett was not only a bully to black folk but he was also mean toward asians, chinese specifically, and worked for the obliteration of native americans . and the sad commentary is, ladies and gentlemen, that no one in high office knew who this man was and what his legacy was until i called from my sick bed and said we got to get that name off of that building over there on newco mmp b street, the one commu

nashville was held 4 shorts in the thinker period. how bad has this road trip been for the warriors? he scored 19 points tonight. monte gave it to him right there. warriors down 12 in the first period. mante leads in the second half. six total in the game. that is a career best for monte ellis. watch this finish. watch this finish. he scored 17 of his 24 in the third. warriors just their second win on this road trip with one left to g in jersey. former a's kicker has better facial hair than anybody else. thoughing out the first pitch, andy laroche. he is batting.3 # 3. nearly got thrilled by the broken bat, but a's win the game 2-1. the giants lost to the narer ins, too. o i'm beginning to think that heat needs a time for nays. >> bug i don't cry. but they lose to the blazers. the heat has lost a season high five straight. number four, a brat leads on to a field. the rest gets a willed cart. he is exjected. number three. it's sometimes better to be lucky than geed. in turned out to be a gamer. scary moment here, he goes face first int

in the playoffs started today san jose would meet nashville in round one of the nhl playoffs. sharks are getting added punch from number 8. joe pavelski. he was just named one of the nhl players of the week after he led the league with 11 points in just four games. last saturday joe was credited with his first nhl hat trick but later one of the three goals was rescinded. still, joe says the team is doing all the little things that turns close games their way. >> i think a big thing is we have been on the power play a lot as well and we stayed out of the box. we haven't had to kill many penalties. you get the momentum that way and get zone time. you have to have your conditioning. a lot of it is mental as well. >> giants closer brian wilson shut down his own throwing session in scotsdale today. wilson cited recurring soreness in his left side muscle and hinted he wouldn't fight it if the club decides to sit him out for next thursday's regular season openner l.a. >>> also today in tempe giants lost to the angels 8-0. starting pitcher matt cain allowing five runs in three innings

some showers in the ohio valley down to nashville, charleston, west virginia, raleigh and atlanta. >> 45 degrees in boston. 51 in baltimore. 66 in new orleans. chicago gets up to 45. omaha, 56. and fargo, 37 degrees. 50s from seattle to boise and billings. and sacramento gets up to 65. phoenix, coming in near 90. >>> we'll have the other morning's top -- this morning's other news coming up next, including a dolphin nearly crushes a woman in florida. bizarre story there. >> you have to see that. >>> also, death on the launch pad. how a worker died while preparing "endeavour" for liftoff. >>> and we'll return to the quake zone, as misplaced family members find each other, five days into this tragedy. ererererr >>> and welcome back, everybody. we do have other news to report on this tuesday morning. there's been a second, fatal tour bus accident in the new york area. the driver and a male passenger were killed in a crash on the new jersey turnpike near east brunswick last night. >>> this, of course, following 15 passengers that died in saturday's bus crash near new york city. the driver

. >> everywhere i go from nashville to new hampshire to california, i always have big demonstrators.rter: he hopes his strong voice will add some muscle behind the tea party movement. >> this time the people are disillusioned about the policies of the president and they should do something about it. >> reporter: then there was joe miller, former tea party candidate for senate in alaska. >> got to tell people where the country is load headed. show them the plan put into place over the last four years isn't working. >> reporter: none of the activists would name a favorite presidential candidate to represent the tea party but all were united in that the tea party is a force to be reckoned with in 2012. >> politicians like the support of the tea party so evidently the tea party is making a difference. >> reporter: elizabeth cook, cbs5. >>> from sweet to elite. i'm dennis o'donnell. guess whose alive in the pac- 10. thank you very much. ,,,,,,,, you want to get a great looking lawn like this, but trying to grow grass from seed in tough areas like deep shade, along the driveway, and where

. >>> it started as an attempted armed robbery last week at a convenience store near nashville but newly released security video shows it quickly escalated into a shoot-out. when the store manager pulled his own gun. shots were fired on both sides, but it appears no one was hurt. and the robbers fled. >>> doctors say four elementary school children rushed to a washington, d.c. hospital after swallowing cocaine are fine except for sore throats. a fifth child who recently had surgery was also examined by doctors yesterday, as a precaution. school officials say the cocaine was brought to class by another child, and parents are shocked. >> they're small children. can't believe it. just terrible. >> because my kids are young, they're only 3 and 5. so it's terrifying. >> police say a fourth grader brought the cocaine to school, and they're trying to determine how the child got the drug. >>> in minnesota, one teenager has died, two are in critical condition, and eight other young people are hospitalized this morning after overdosing on a so-called designer drug. as manuel gallegus reports, they

. >> he went to nashville for a few weekends while we were there. no, i would continue the that to anybody. tavis: somehow i think you -- if you were not a singer -- i think you would. anyway the movie, as if you didn't know, "battle: los angeles," it is, as we said already, the most anticipated movie of the summer and i suspect it is going to measure up. don't worry about those folks. you'll be fine. good to have you back. >> thank you. tavis: up next, acclaimed writer sharifa rhodes-pitts. stay with us. sharifa rhodes-pitts is a noted young writer whose debut book has caught the attention of readers and literary critics alike. the book is called "harlem is nowhere: a journey to the mecca of black america". congratulations on the first book and nice to have you on the program. >> thank you. pleasure to be here. tavis: i'm glad to have you on. i want to write this down and make sure i got it right. this book boris its title from a quote from really a -- borrows its title from a quote from ralph ellison, it is a symbol of the negro's -- the scene and

louis to nashville. expect icy conditions around minneapolis, chicago and detroit.rado, near skiing spots like the vail area and aspen. >> and if you're flying, airport delays are possible in seattle, denver, chicago, detroit, memphis and new orleans. >>> despite a big setback this week, the byu's men's basketball team is gearing up for its next game tomorrow. >> we mentioned yesterday, one player that will not be involved in anymore wins will be brandon davies. he's done for the an after breaking school rules, as abbie boudreau reports. >> reporter: at the strictly mormon brigham young university, all students must promise to adhere to a formal code of ethics that almost seems quaint in 2011. students pledge to not only use clean language, abstain from alcoholic beverages, tobacco, tea and coffee, they must also promise to live a chaste and virtuous life. one of their star players, brandon davies, broke that code, reportedly confessing to premarital sex with his girlfriend. now, he's been suspended for the rest of the season. madness. eve of march madness. and this

tonight nashville visiting. and not just entering the tank but also entering the goal.fflike intensity throughout the game. very up close and personal. first period, the scoring starts with the sharks working the doorstep. fantastic deflection for his 19th. every time the sharks took the lead, the predators tied it back up. clowe working the puck moves it to dany heatley who sets up justin braun for his second goal for the sharks in 20 total games. nice contribution from the rookie defenseman. yet it goes to overtime. that's where we bring in patrick marleau and the call from randy hahn. >> patrick marleau skates in, scoots, scores! and he did it again! >> marlowe, 27th. the game winner, 3-2, the final in overtime from the tank. that's nine wins in their last ten games. inch the warriors in cleveland running into an old front new to the cavaliers, baron davis. and if anything, we saw a great battle of wills between davis and former backcourt mate monta ellis. baron in his 19 points gave the warriors something to consider, how to help ellis crank it up in the third quart

many people the idea of socially important and for nashville is all new they don't understand what it means and i believe it's to feature this region. whether it's sports history or art there seems to be something here for everybody who wants to make a buck and create new ideas in the jaroslava region linsey france r.t. . in less than ten minutes peter labelling his cross dog as talk about what's in store for the middle east and north africa but first yulia joins us with the business news. that's right time to get the latest from the world of business and friday we'll see tame k.b.p.s. shareholders meet to decide the fate of the joint venture between b.p. and ross net they are these russian partner in the joint venture t m k b.p. claims that a recent deal between british royal major and ross neff violated its exclusive agreement with me in russia three sides have since try to end the conflict chain p.v.p. this week offering choice place me in their deal with the us next our correspondent daniel bushell has more. to yank a b.p. was to pour the british out of the rosneft deal chief fina

the rover has reached the last for the sony ericsson open in florida after cheers that win over of nashville right dancer though there was a shock defeat for defending champion kim clijsters more on that in a moment but first is going to write about is continuing ed and flew in from the big season with the world number three taking the first set against russia seven. breezed through the second six games to three. thirty five minutes explaining the rancor. by the. defending champion price just did so easily to taking both sets six games to three last us has been struggling to shoulder injury since one of the stronger stars of the year as i said if you are still dangerous. you know i think you know shit with cumin ever know she was going to play for the last. obviously the last match really show how crap she is you know and i was just focused on my game and at forty fifteen she just went for her for her shots and maybe passive but i think. you know i'm really glad i was hanging in there and try to keep up my game. the man's gone know that documentation uses unbeaten run this season he defeated

the judges decided not to save the 24 hour from nashville.re to hear what jones had to say about her idol experience tomorrow morning. ktvu's mornings on two begins at 7:00 a.m. >>> tibethan holy leader the dalai lama says that he is relinquishing the leading role of the leader. >> what he says will have the most impact of anyone combined at that sage. >> reporter: the dalai lama says they need a leader at this time. >>> at least one person was injured, this happened in an oil rich area home to the shiite minority. they received text messages today warning them in what's being called a day of rage set for tomorrow. >>> the unrest in saudi arabia is one of the reasons the dow sank below the 12,000 level before. a rising number of unemployment claims and a sign of weakens also helped to contribute to the loss. >>> and aol says it is cutting workers. most of the cuts will be india where 700 workers will lose their jobs. aol once had more than 20,000 employees. the cuts will bring that figure down to about 4,000. this round of lay offs will elimi

the judges decided not to save the 24 hour from nashville. be sure to hear what jones had to say about her idol experience tomorrow morning. ktvu's mornings on two begins at 7:00 a.m. >>> tibethan holy leader the dalai lama says that he is relinquishing the leading role of the leader. >> what he says will have the most impact of anyone combined at that sage. >> reporter: the dalai lama says they need a leader at this time. >>> at least one person was injured, this happened in an oil rich area home to the shiite minority. they received text messages today warning them in what's being called a day of rage set for tomorrow. >>> the unrest in saudi arabia is one of the reasons the dow sank below the 12,000 level before. a rising number of unemployment claims and a sign of weakens also helped to contribute to the loss. >>> and aol says it is cutting workers. most of the cuts will be india where 700 workers will lose their jobs. aol once had more than 20,000 employees. the cuts will bring that figure down to about 4,000. this round of lay offs will

for a bit longer but in the meantime thanks so much randall thompson for joining us there live in nashville in the usa business is next now with the mitri stay with us for. oh and welcome to business artsy finance ministers from the g. seven group of the world's richest nations have agreed to step into currency markets to try and control japan's volatile currency is the first target a decade of the g. seven members have joined the intervened in the money markets now on wednesday the yen hit its highest level against the dollar since world war two strengthening to seventy six and a quarter in u.s. trading but it fell back in later sessions currently trading at around eighty one dollars and the say a coordinated effort by the world's biggest economies would have a bigger impact than the japanese central bank acting alone meanwhile the bank of japan injected another thirty seven billion dollars into the markets on friday to try and shore up confidence and surely quit its japan central bank has already injected nearly seven hundred billion dollars into the country's financial sector. japan's bi

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it is nice to go back to texas and nashville, isn't?ne of the things -- i do not have any message today, but one of the things that you do hope to do, even if you are just renting space like we as senators and members of the house do, you leave something here, a hint of something that makes it a little different, shapes in a way, maybe makes it better. and what i hope that karen and i have done is left the senate with a mere suggestion, a hint of a return to this concept of the citizen legislator. of someone who comes to the senate from a regular job -- i do not know of heart transplants are regular job, but they are not a political job. [laughter] they come here for a period of time with no intention of making a career out of politics , and the doctor as we were selling in that hard, you are renting time. you never own it. and then voluntarily leaving and hopefully enter a more productive phase of your life. i don't think we live too far away from the non-career politicians. all sorts are reasons for. from 1810-1859, when this was used

stormy in the south, up to 2 inches of rain from memphis to nashville and also raleigh.wers and thunderstorms along the gulf coast. rain and a dusting of snow from st. louis to bloomington, illinois. rain in the pacific northwest and mountain snow in the rockies. >> 54 in boise. 66 in sacramento. 86 in phoenix. 52 in omaha. 45 in chicago. 39 in detroit. 38 in boston. >> as aid pours in to help quake victims in japan, a man far from the disaster zone is doing his part one brush stroke at a time tiger yonemoto cannot reach his friends or family in japan but he set up a shop along a miami beach street to raise money for them. he's painted calligraphy messages with inspiring words like love, peace and hope. >> he says it is rewarding to use a simple talent to make a difference. those folks need all the hope and prayers they can get these days. that's for sure. >>> more "world news now" right after this. ♪ [ female announcer ] unlock the potential of nature and shine. with pantene nature fusion shampoo. experience cassia essence fused with pantene pro v science. the advanced

. >> jimmy: very good. [ scattered applause ] >> i'm david and i'm from nashville, tennessee. >> i'mause ] >> jimmy: you can't point at the roots after you say where you're from. [ laughter ] >> i'm neil from chicago. >> jimmy: very good. very good. now what is the name of your crew? >> we're the e-e-electric smurfs. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: what is the extra "e" for? >> for fun. >> jimmy: for fun. that's great. here we go. here's your group shot right here. [ cheers and applause ] the electric smurfs, i love it. okay, you guys, it all comes down to this. it's time for the dance battle. behold the dance floor. this is where the magic happens. the roots are going to play a song and each crew will perform the choreographed dance routine they made up less than an hour ago. this is it, you guys. and remember what we say here in "late night," in the words of brett dolan from the classic street dancing film, "step up," can i have your hand? >> yeah. >> jimmy: can i have your other hand? >> sure. >> jimmy: when someone hands you your dreams, you take it. you don't ask questions.

we have 14 state was flood warnings, in atlanta to nashville already this morning we have rain fall. this rain gets to washington, d.c. by 10:00, midnight to philly to new york city. the idea is t is about an inch of rain, rain not needed in these area, basically what happen, these rivers that are supposed to crest will crest later this week because of additional rain coming in. gorgeous warm temperature, l.a., 73, phoenix, 87. the good news this warmth spreads across the country before this weekend is done. all of america's weather in the next half hour. robin? george? >> i learned something in tuesday's trivia. floods more damaging than hurricanes or tornados. did not know that. thanks, sam. >>> coming up, unsung heroes. workers putting their lives on the line to stop a nuclear catastrophe there in japan. inside their dangerous missing. >>> and searching for americans missing in the disaster. the families on-edge at home. they're looking for some good news. we'll be right back. ok, allie's spelling bee is monday... sounds like a mini-wheats day to me! and becka's science fair is on

there's more rain from little rock, to nashville, to memphis. all of america's weather in the next half hour. robin has some incredible pictures. >>> i do. riveting pictures have been coming in overnight of the catastrophic tsunami in the pacific. its huge waves sweeping away everything in its path. a massive wall of water that rose as high as 30 feet, swallowing up parts of japan. throughout the seaside cities of the north, stunning devastation. at the sendai airport, it took at the sendai airport, it took only 30 seconds for water to overtake the runway. soon after, the 16-foot airport tunnel overflowed. filling with cars, small planes and bodies. not just the sights, but the sounds, as well. >>> coming up, more on the disaster in the pacific, through the eyes of its youngest survivors. you know rheumatoid arthritis means pain. but you may not know it can also mean destruction. not just of your joints, but of the things you love to do. and the longer you live with the aching, swelling, and stiffness, the closer you may be to having your favori

and we finished in nashville. >> jimmy: what did you do for new orleans?is interview, he actually says his sentence. it's fantastic. >> wait, so i look like -- >> jimmy: i have a voice! >> i look like geoffrey rush. i actually held colin firth's -- >> jimmy: be careful. [ light laughter ] >> well, it was -- it was the guy, the director, tom -- >> jimmy: oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. >> -- hooper was in line at one of the post-oscar parties and really had to pee and i said, i'll let you go first if i can hold your thing. so, he handed me his -- [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: be careful. [ laughter ] be careful. be careful. and you held it? for how long? >> it's really heavy. >> jimmy: is it? [ laughter ] yeah, very good. yeah, it's very, very heavy. very long as well, yes? [ light laughter ] >> you know, about that big. >> jimmy: yea big? >> average. >> jimmy: average. not for me. [ laughter ] i also want to talk about this thing that you -- you did this thing out in l.a. with james franco. >> it's a very cool thing. >> jimmy: i'm a giant, giant fan of james' as well

heavy rain from tennessee to the carolinas, drenching memphis, nashville and raleigh. showers and thunderstorms in houston, new orleans and jackson, mississippi. a mix of rain and snow, from st. louis to central illinois. rain from seattle to portland. mountain snow in the rockies. >> mostly 50s from seattle to salt lake city.phoenix. and a hot 86 in phoenix. 35 in fargo. and 45 in kansas city. 48, here in new york. and 70s in atlanta to new orleans. >>> well, coming up, the day's other news. a congresswoman makes her american history. >>> plus, a high-level resignation at the state department. >>> and we'll return to japan, with live coverage from the disaster zone. stay with us. m medicare. it doesn't cover everything. and what it doesn't cover can cost you some money. that's why you should consider an aarp... medicare supplement insurance plan... insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. all medicare supplement insurance plans can help pay... some of what medicare doesn't, so you could save... thousands of dollars in out-of-pocket expenses. call now for this fr

cooper: he was raised in chicago and came to nashville, tennessee, to attend american baptist college. he's the pastor of a church in nashville, tennessee, sometimes referred to as the mother of churches of african-american churches in our area. he and his wife, nancey, are here with us today and we'd like to welcome them to our nation's capitol. thank you, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the chair will entertain up to 15 further requests for one-minute speeches on each side of the aisle. for what purpose does the gentleman from south carolina seek recognition? >> permission to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. >> mr. speaker, i'd like to commend the efforts of representative jeb hensarling for introducing h.r. 36, the emergency homeowner relief program termination act. mr. wilson: this prevents $1 billion from being spent on this failed program. in the current administration's budget it's estimated that the program has a 98% subsidy rate. that means for every $1 spent, taxpayers lose 98 ce

hosting nashville.n the western conference central division. the teams really don't like each other and they fight a lot to show it. the bottom two teams in that division, the blues and blue jackets squaring off last night. we saw a marathon hockey fight. cam janssen with the blues. it lasted four times longer than a normal hockey fight, approaching two minutes of grabbing and pummelling. back when tiki barber was, there he decided to focus a career in tv which you'll remember brought him to the "today" show. but an affair and a divorce got him booted. now not just talking about coming out of retirement. he filed the paperwork to get back into the nfl. remember his twin wrote has continued to play. he may join him there. in st. louis they're still fighting. we wanted to talk about tiki but we return you to your regularly scheduled pugilism. trust us, there are no winners with fighting like. this really. they just skated away. no one won. 's part of the fun.s about. >> we're racking them up. switching to

down south from nashville to new orleans. two, maybe three inches of additional rain. and one more element to this weather story could see some severe weather down on the southern gulf coast. so, dan, what about you? do you play the lottery? >> sometimes. never won yet. which is why i'm here this morning. thank you, chikage. appreciate it. >>> now, to the story of the high school basketball star who made a game-winning shot and moments afterwards suddenly collapsed on the court and later died. ron is back, now, with a look at how and why something like this can happen. >> dan, this is really a terrible story. the basketball player was 16 years old. but it turns out, he suffered silently, from a silent ailment that kills thousands of young people every year. it was this basket that capped a thrilling, undefeated season of basketball at michigan's fennville high school. when 16-year-old star athlete, wes leonard scored the basket that won the game by two points. but then, sweet victory and celebration turned tragic, as leonard collapsed to the gym floor. >> the way he wa

severe storms move east now, ripping through cincinnati, nashville and charleston, west virginia.ylvania, to boston. blizzard-like conditions in the upper midwest. some rain along the pacific coast. snow in the cascades and sierras. >> 50s from seattle to salt lake. just 22 degrees in fargo. 36 in detroit. 40s in the northeast. mostly 80s from dallas to miami. >>> well, a truly extraordinary person to introduce you to now. a happy belated birthday to mrs. rebecca lanier of warrensville heights, ohio. >> get this. she turned 119 years old yesterday. for those counting at home, that means she was born in 1892. her parents were slaves in mississippi and she grew up there as well. >> unbelievable. she has outlived both of her children. she lives with her 61-year-old grandson who says she still makes her own bed every morning. >> my goodness. by the way, she takes just a few supplements and no medicines for any illness. she likes the cake, though. that's good. hope she had champagne, too. she deserves it. >> she earned it. 119 years. you go, girl. we'll be right back with more "world n

. >> y ahora nos vamos a nashville, estados unidos recibe a la selecciÓn de paraguay. >> atenciÓn triunfo la mÍnima 1 a 0 para paraguay. >> y todo esto forma parte de la preparaciÓn de los torneos que se aproximan. >> ahora chile. >> esto sucede a minutos que comienza el partido, gol de matÍas fernÁndez, atenciÓn, juega chile, total golazo. >> ahÍ lo tienen jean beausejour el equipo de claudio borghi le gana al de bolivia. >> . >> va a disfrutar a travÉs de univisiÓn. >> es toda la actividad deportiva en cuÁnto a partidos de latinoamÉrica, nos vamos con el partido amistoso entre inglaterra y ghana. >> puso adelante al equipo de favio capello cuando el partido atravesaba por el minuto 46. >> mira nada mÁs, la aficiÓn festejando, todo por el Último minuto, el empate al final 1 por 1. >> y quÉ dices, los hombres. >> estÁ bueno, esta bueno compadre. >> hay que estar al tanto compadre. >> y la llegada de la copa amÉrica para este verano por supuesto lo vamos a disfrutar por univisiÓn, esta es la actividad deportiva, se puede ir al trabajo y si no se tiene que ir a despierta amÉrica, vamos a un

a tornado touchled down south of nashville killing a 79-year-old man. >> he was in the trailer or in the home sitting in a recliner is what one of the policemen told me. >> reporter: to the south, heavy rains, high winds and a hail storm hit chattanooga causing extensive damage to homes and businesses in the area. the same system caused flash flooding in knoxville where some drivers mistakenly tried to buck the tide. all 88 of ohio counties are threatened by flooding from a mix of heavy rain and melting snow. these rivers topped their banks. >> it was up to my garage door but no water got in there so it went down but my drive still flooded. >> reporter: in central ohio, a huge tornado followed the rains, all but destroying this woman's farm. >> the barn is gone. the roof is gone. you know? so, yeah. i knew it was bad then. >> reporter: at tornado touched down near louisville, kentucky, packing 140-mile-per-hour winds and destroying several homes and at least two people were hospitalized. >> like somebody pulled a vent on the bomb and dropped it in the middle of the house. no warning

we're watching very heavy rain and thunderstorms moving from the memphis area approaingch nashville.ential flash flooding. along the gulf, the chance for severe weather today from houston to new orleans. then by the time we're all said and done, 2 to 3 inches of rain with heavy, wet snow possible in northern new england. a little of everything this weekend that hope >>> and here's a look at the radar up on the north coast heading up towards santa rosa, ukiah and mendocino county. a lot of moisture offshore. for the most part, that should stay north of the bay area. in terms of the rain today, we will see a few showers drifting into the north bay later on. afternoon highs today actually kind of mild. mid to upper 60s from san jose. we'll see more ouds. expect to see rain tonight. then showers and clearing as we wrap up the weekend. friends in northern california an >>> dbill, thanks. now to michigan where a community is mourning the tragic death of a 16-year-old basketball star who died after sinking the game-winning shot in overtime. ra haheema ellis has the story. >> reporter: his t

and also into nashville. a look at the warm, dry conditions, ah, in the deep south.rought to you by edward jones. robin? >> everywhere you go, sam, he makes friends. especially ones with umbrellas on a rainy day. >>> let's get to the very loud cat. smokey may be setting records for the loudest purr in the world. but who else but nick watt out to investigate, huh? >> reporter: smokey seems pretty normal. furry. friendly. that's because the volume's down. crank it. unreal. almost constant. is smokey is loudest cat in the world? 92 decibels. most cats peak at 20. what does 92 decibels mean? it's louder than a washing machine. about the same as a truck engine, idling across the street. and just a fraction less than what you would hear from a jet engine as a plane comes in to land. who's a noisy kitty? >> ruth's husband wants rid of her. she gets in the way of your life? >> it can be very annoying if you're on the telephone. >> reporter: and she drowns out the tv. >> the severe storm system is -- >> reporter: hey. no one drowns out george. just think of the movies she cou

in nashville, wpln covers fort campbell and the role it has played in iraq and afghanistan conflict. in stillwater, oklahoma, kosu has reported on the resurgence of met last through the u.s.. cutbacks in rural police departments, and cattle rustling, which has made a comeback in this top economist. frank morris in kansas city is npr's go to guy for agriculture, reporting on land prices, as in all, and the rivalry between family-old and corporate farms, but stations contribute more than just reporting. they also provide critical, live-saving information in times of disaster. on the gulf coast, tornado alley, and since california. this past january, a severe winter storm blanketed much of northern arizona with as much as 6 feet of snow. -- kuyi ation kuwi lost power. it lacks the station 120 miles away was knocked off the air, airkuyi -- but kuyi was able to continue broadcasts to their audience. they stayed on the air thanks to two diesel generators funded with federal dollars. without it, nearly 100,000 people over four counties would and i have had access to vital information on eme

got him on a helicopter, flew him down to nashville, where a young surgeon, bill frist, saved the lifeneral david petraeus. and so the influence and the good work of bill frist is far and wide. and it is fitting that we are here today to honor this good man. i want to welcome, as others have, the members of the frist family. it is indeed large. the lot has been said about this good man. i like to add just a brief word of my own. when you come across a man like bill frist, you cannot help but wonder, where does it all come from? nobody doubts that it takes a lot of natural talent to become a tough transplant surgeon. no one doubts that it takes a lot of hard work to switch careers in the middle of one's life. and then, in your new career, flourish and rise to the topped as quickly as bill did. bill's accomplishments are so singularly impressive, you suspect there is a little more to it than that. i think that bill provides an answer himself in the book that he wrote. he recalls that as a child growing up in asheville, he grew accustomed to the sound of his father's car pulling out of th

this weekend, michelle bachman in nashville and new hampshire. -- nashua, new hampshire. >> the house returns on monday at noon eastern for morning our speeches. at 2:00 p.m., a legislative budget -- legislative business. this federal spending bill should extend funding for three more weeks. current this -- current funding expires march 18. also the end of foreclosure assistance programs. dennis kucinich plans to offer a war powers resolution that would require president obama to withdraw all u.s. armed forces from afghanistan by the end of the year. follow the house live on c-span. the senate returns monday at 2:00 p.m. eastern. that will take up the nomination of the u.s. court of the district of columbia. at 5:30 p.m., the first votes of the week on the nomination and to move forward with the reauthorization of small business administration programs. live coverage of the u.s. senate when members return always on c- span2. >> the head of the customer and borders protection agency, john bersin, spoke about the budget before the house appropriations committee. it would save $100 milli