we in nashville, in the nashville movement absolutely shared the objectives that the -- racial equality had in doing that project and we had said that we will stand by in case they need help. and so when the riders were viciously attacked in birmingham nashville ,e understood that the ride must not stop right then, because if it had, the message would have been sent that you could stop a non-violent project by inflicting massive violence. if that message had been sent, we would not have been able to have a movement about voting rights or anything else without getting a lot of people killed. so it was critical that it continued right then. tavis: i'm glad i have you the full show. there is so much to talk about tonight. you mentioned that the freedom rides started in 1961. let me come back because i want to make a point that you'll appreciate. the march on washington happened in 1963. >> yes. tavis: we have talked about it so many times in 1963 because patriarchy, not a single woman could get up and speak at the march in washington. in 1963. dorothy hite was there but couldn't speak. mal

you also tweeted about it, writing saw tracy morgan in nashville last night.ng but hate for the gays. that was what your tweet said. then you also added, i was very saddened by this. what kind of response have you received online? >> it's been kind of crazy. i've received all sorts of support from people across the united states. i've actually also received a little bit of hate, but far, far outweighed by the number of people who are supporting me and wanting to be my friend on facebook and just patting me on the back and saying thanks and that they really appreciated it. so it's been overall positive but i never expected on friday that i was going to be on cnn today. >> i'm sure. and i know that before you came on cnn, you actually, according to my producer, had to actually come out to your mom. >> yeah. it's something that we've never really discussed and i've always had a feeling that my family knew, but i just wasn't comfortable having that discussion and then i knew that how things happened and nashville is a large city but it is also a very small communi

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

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

fire destroyed trace adkins suburban nashville home. flames broke out in the garage saturday afternoon and it happened so quickly. it went from the garage to the attic and consumed the house. his three kids were home with their nanny but everyone got out safely. >> and the garage door there was a window and you can see into the garage. all i could see was flames and smoke. >> we were just three minutes from here. we looked up in the sky and saw the black smoke. i started driving here as fast as i could. it put on the flashers and started passing people going as fast as i could.>> atkins is on his way to alaska when the fire broke out. he immediately returned to nashville. >>> x-men is back in a big way. the 20th century fox prequell grossed 56 million bucks at the box office this weekend to capture the number one spot. last week answered big hit the hangover part 2 came in at number 2 in the second weekend on the big screen and kung fu panda part 2 rounded out the top three. >>> big honor for robert patinsen who wacked away with three t

and anniversary for me may 12, 1989 is the day i moved to nashville, tennessee.ave you told me 21 years ago i was going to film the oprah win free show to talk about my career and a lifetime of hiding, being gay, i would have told you to shut up. >> shelly wright. ♪[ music ] >> wow, thank you so much. this is the greatest night of my life. i love you. >> ladies and gentlemen, miss shelly wright. ♪[ music ] >> here is shelly wright! ♪[ music ] >> i'm shelly wright! >>> this is taylor swift with shelly wright. >> my hero. >> i'm so excited i could get sick. ♪[ music ] >> nobody in nashville knew about the artist out to the fans and out in the press. just don't do that. >>> okay, tickets till available? >> absolutely. >> in the next one we have a clip called the grove about an aids memorial aware. >> it's the national aids memorial grove in golden gate park and just a local story. we are big supporters in local films and local film makers and the grove is very much a local story about san francisco and nonprofit to make sadifficult decision about what they wanted th

rainy from nashville to tallahassee. thunderstorms in the rockies. extreme heat, drought, louisiana, texas. >> 97, dallas. 86, kansas city. 80, chicago. 78, new york. 88 in baltimore. triple digit in phoenix. 75, boise. 69, billings. >>> did you know the boston bruins are the stanley cup champions? daniel? >> this story is it over yet, are we into next week? >> moving rapidly along. their news was good news for the bruins. a music teacher in auburn, maine, he finally shaved the beard yesterday growing since april. looks like one of the players. by the way not shaving is a big hockey tradition. playoff beard. start when the playoffs and shave when the playoffs are done. i can't grow a beard. >> glad you didn't do that. for one of the bruins' charities this fellow raising money to help families dealing with childhood cancer the a worthwhile cause. everyone is happy they won. >> fantastic. we'll be right back with more "world news now." [ horn honks ] now we're hitting the road with the proglide challenge. yo, my friend -- come on down here. what do you

we've got some gusty winds, large hail, maybe a chance of tornadoes from oklahoma city to nashville and atlanta. stormy but not as severe from the dakotas to indianapolis. cooler with showers from d.c. to boston and also in florida. a few sprinkles around seattle and montana. more extreme heat from atlanta to west texas. >> 90 in dallas, a mild 68 here in new york and 77 in baltimore. mostly 70s from fargo to detroit. 64 in seattle and 77 in boise. phoenix hits 102. >> here comes summertime. >>> well, coming up, just when you got used to the ipad 2, we're getting word that the ipad 3 is on its way already. >> at some point, exactly. >>> plus, is it facebook fatigue? the social media giant loses users here in the u.s. >>> and how about this? an airbus unveils its futuristic flying machine as an airliner that you can see through. the invisible plane, all of wonder woman. would you want to watch the ground from 30,000 feet? >>> economists say what the economy needs most now is just time. most of those surveyed feel there is no need for the fed to make any more moves to stimulate growth. th

tracy morgan is apologizing for his comedy show last week in nashville.d by a lot of folks in the audience as a vile rant against homosexuals. just part of it, at one point, he joked that if he had a gay son, he would pull out a knife and stab him. cnn entertainment kareen wynter with the story. >> reporter: from "saturday night live" to nbc's hit comedy "30 rock" actor and comedian tracy morgan knows how to deliver a punch line. >> if you've learned anything from me it's how to do a bad job. >> reporter: a recent stand-up comedy show in nashville is drawing more jeers than cheers. morgan's homophobic rant during an onstage performance last week stunned some audience members like kevin rodgers, who says he cringed at the hateful comments. >> i was absolutely shocked and amazed at what i was hearing. >> reporter: rodgers says morgan lashed out at lesbians and gays saying gay was something kids learned from the media. that victims of anti-gay bullying should stop whining. rodgers says the comic even took a shot at lady gaga. ♪ i'm on the right track baby ♪

>> michael from nashville. >> sheena from st.mmy: here's how the game works. to your left, you will see four confetti filled pinatas each of which bear a striking resemblance to four current celebrities in the news. [ light laughter ] brad pitt, lady gaga. [ laughter ] the green lantern, and wilson, the neighbor from home improvement. [ laughter ] now, one at a time, you'll take your place under the fiesta ring. when play starts, the pinatas will slowly spin and you'll have 20 seconds to break as many as you can. whoever breaks the most wins the grand prize. higgins, tell them what it is? >> steve: jimmy, tonight's winner will be taking home $300 worth of old el paso taco dinner kits. what's better than an old el paso taco dinner kit? 100 of them. that's what! now, get out of my face, muchacho. jimmy? >> jimmy: thank you, higgins. thank you, dwar. thank you, kwar. ♪ [ laughter ] how you guys doing? [ laughter ] all right, here we go. now, a few things before we start. fist, you can only break the pinatas using karate kicks. you c

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nashville, tennessee's the epicenter of country. one of the most popular forms of american music.s that line the streets of downtown nashville, there's one place that stands alone. >> if you haven't played the blue bird you haven't established yourself here in town. >> anybody here signing up? >> reporter: the blue bird cafe, unassuming little venue in a strip mall on the outskirts of town is the place to play. ♪ there's a couple kids kissing in the mississippi moon ♪ >> reporter: not because the stage is so great, it's not, it's kind of small and cramped, and it's not the acoustics. the allure is what the blue bird stands for. >> it is the songwriter mecca. there is no other place in town that is more special, more miss torque for songwriters than the blue bird cafe. >> reporter: here it isn't about how you look or how you dress or even how you play or sing. it's all about the song. >> we have one room with 100 people in it and they're piled in here, they're sitting on the kre d credenza, stools in the corner and listening. >> reporter: often they're hearing great music. taylor s

to revive my career i journeyed to nashville, tennessee, nash vegas, music city and home of third mant down with recording artist and label executive jack white. >> this is incredibly exciting. >> for me too. >> stephen: this is an amazing moment sitting across from a true genius, an icon from a generation. what does it feel like for you to be across from me? >> i know -- i don't know how to put it into words. >> stephen: okay. >> it's funny. >> stephen: don't try. if you don't know how don't try. >> i don't know how to put it into words. >> stephen: shhh. you are both the recording artist and the record executive? >> si, yes. >> stephen: you have cut out the middle man and can exploit yourself directly. can i take to the record executive? >> you want that hat on right now? okay. what is it like working with jack white? >> incredible. >> stephen: i hear he is a prima donea. what is the most exploitive thing you could ask yourself to do? >> probably something like this. this is exploitative. >> stephen: i'm getting what i need out of it. i want to make sure jack white is getting what h

now here is a look at the weather outside your window. 96 in nashville, tennessee. and dallas, texas, we have a shot at 100 today. denver, colorado, same as yesterday, around 90. indianapolis, steamy at 92. we will see the record braking heat spreadling to the east coast wednesday and thursday. and thursday looks like it will probably be one of the hottest days we've seen in a long time in the mid-atlantic. d.c. has a chance of hitting 100. >> and that can be dangerous. people need to watch out. >>> stocks stumble, am unveils sxb what would you pay for launch with the oracle. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, yet another honor and yet another cause for lady gaga. >>> the boston bruins make a statement. an nfl start gets a new lease on life and more bad news for one of college football's biggest programs. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning, and welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry. here are some of your top headlines this morning. one president obama's top economic advisers, austin gulsey chairman of the white h

. >>> "30 rock" star and comedian tracy morgan went back to nashville today to say i'm sorry. morgan returned after going off on a homophobic tirade during a standup routine there earlier this month. he apologized with the gay and lesbian alliance against defamation by his side. kevin rogers, who exposed the details of morgan's rant on his facebook page, here's what morgan said about his change of heart. >> i don't really see gay or straight. i just see human beings now. i pride myself on 20 years, 18 years of standup, of using it to heal people and not hurt. that was my whole thing. i hurt people with this. >> in the next hour, we'll hear more on what morgan had to say and revisit with kevin rogers in a live interview, follow-up to his emotional chat with us and morgan's apology. >>> so what happens to the walmart case now that the supreme court put the brakes on the massive job discrimination suit? we'll talk live with the lead plaintiff next. just one phillips' colon health probiotic cap a day helps defends against occasional constipation, diarrhea, gas and bloating. with t

and that will be push nothing nashville very shortly. further to the still, we have good storms in north dakota as well as south dakota. heavy rainfall expected in the middle of the country today. we're going see some rain up in the northern tier as well in some >>> dan and bianna. >> thanks, jackie. >>> we've got an unusual story from the mountains of northern california where some local firefighters had to make an extraordinary rescue. >> that's right. it involved a rusty pipe and a very cute kitten. a very delicate operation at that. abc's dan kloeffler has the story. >> reporter: talk about a tight squeeze. when the members of the redding, california, fire department had this piece of pipe dropped off at the firehouse, they were shocked to find it what was inside. a live kitten trapped. >> it was so tight. i didn't want to harm it in any way. it was already traumatized. you could tell by the way it was crying. >> reporter: it couldn't crawl it and they couldn't pull it out. so they decided to take drastic action. they would have to c

>>reporter: bonds jersey came here all the way from nashvill nashville. >> think it is crazy.ike until hall of fame. this rate that may happen at this case. item taking its not does not vote well for bond. >> government may be looking for evidence to help bolster its case in any retrillion that might occur. >>reporter: bonds grand jury testimony was in 2003. indictment 2007. trial originally was supposed to start in 2009. finally got under way two years later. everyone back in court we should note the next entry in that time line. in us sum new. >> president obama held 3 big fund raiseers in new york including the first of president geared specifically to the gay community. he told the leadership council that he has believed in gay rights since he was a boy growing up in hawaii. you. >> i believe that discrimination because of somebody's sexual orientation or gender identity fenl counter who we are as a people. it's a violence of the basic tenant on which the nation was founded. i believe the gay couple deserve the same legal rights as every other couple in this country. [appl

come with me to nashville, tennessee to an old farmhouse set back off the road, a little house, window here, window here and doorway that looked like a face. the windows, door, and front porch kind of sag so it looked like a smiling face. [laughter]. then there was a long sidewalk that led up to the house. when you turn and started toward it, you felt like you were going to a warm and happy place. my grandparents loved to in the evening sit on the front porch. there was a radio that set in the window, my grandfather would listen to the ball game. i remember when marion anderson would sing, my grandmother made us be quiet and respectful before greatness. every once in a while a neighbor would come by and would excuse herself and come out with a pitcher of lemonade or ice tea. she had those tea cakes that i loved. most of the time children would say go on and play. you wouldn't listen to grown up's conversation. at that point we were all welcome. the stories were layered. seniors got something that the young parents and fathers learned, then teenagers and little ones. we all got somethin

so as a result of that i hosted some competitions in nashville who i met this wonderful producer andher. i said i know how to write news and books. but i really want to learn how to write country music and luckily she was generous with her time and talent and that started this whole process. >> you're already thinking about putting out the second one. does that mean you'll leave the news business? this can no be. >> no, i love what i do at hln.

new packaging must be in place by september 2012. >>> tracy morgan is back in nashville, the city where rant that got him in so much trouble. more on his so-called apology tour. >>> a brand-new day for robin mea meade. she joins us live to talk about her debut album. it's you! it's me? alright emma, i know it's not your favorite but it's time for your medicine, okay? you ready? one, two, three. [ both ] ♪ emma, emma bo-bemma ♪ banana-fana-fo-femma ♪ fee-fi-fo-femma ♪ em-ma very good sweety, how do you feel? good. yeah? you did a really good job, okay? let's go back to drawing. yeah? you did a really good job, okay? right now, go to priceline for a sneak peek at recent winning and better than ever! hotel bids to find where you n save up to 60% on hotels. * we'll even email you other people's winning bids, so you'll know what price to name. *á with new hotel bid alerts, from priceline. >>> tracy morgan is making amen's. here is all the entertainment headlines, "showbiz tonight" hosts is here. >> this apology is being organized with the gay and lesbian alliance against deaf mission. tracy

nashville is where gospel music and bibles are printed.hey feel it's a distribute premeditated assault on really the heart of christian america. >> host: if that's true, why did the counsel approve the mosque? political correctness, money, a combination of the two? >> guest: political correctness and ignorance. i interviewed the mayor of rutterford county tennessee, and he didn't know the first thing about islam, about the muslim brotherhood, didn't know anything about the funding sources to this mosque because they have still not come clean about where the money is coming from, and that's a common theme in all of these mosques going up, these controversial mosques. they can't tell you where the money is coming from, and i saw the congregation in murphiesboro, the cab drivers, college students, some professional types, but i didn't see the means to raise millions of dollars. i mean, it just didn't seem like it was there. i say the same thing in a humbled church community in dc. i just didn't see it. i asked the emaum where the money was fr

they're already 90 in nashville. 89 degrees at minneapolis and 87 in dallas, el paso. 90. big ridge of high pressure over the middle of the country and the not thing about this meteor -- neat thing about this meteorologically. as the clouds go up and over the showers and storms, and on the eastern edge, look, those are the storms we were watching in ohio and pennsylvania and they're doctoring bien southward. this rage is going to build in -- ridge is going to build in towards us. but the heat, that's what's really going to build. so as we go through the evening, you'll see al few clouds as the storm conflicts washes itself out. we start fine tomorrow, but in the afternoon with it will daytime -- afternoon with the daytime heating, showers and storms scattered about the region by tomorrow afternoon and this front, that will get close here thursday providing another kick for showers and storms. so, unfortunately, it's not going to sweep through. that front will hang out and that will keep a shower chance at least in the afternoon and evening with us right through the weekend

. >> reporter: austin clark and her fiance were homeowners in nashville and lost money when they soldve to atlanta. they've decided to rent and postponed buying a piece of the american dream. >> that's something that we still aspire to, but i think that right now it's still an aspiration. it shouldn't be a reality. >> reporter: retirees are being touched by this, too. many are choosing to sell their homes now rather than risk having their nest egg shrink even more. brian? >> john yang in chicago for us tonight. john, thanks, as always. >>> when we come back here tonight, the extraordinary coming together in joplin, where all creatures, great and small, are pitching in to rebuild. >>> and later, all they need now is a job, but they sure got a great send-off. tonight, our tribute to the class of 2011. >>> it's now been nine days since that tornado of historic strength hit joplin, missouri. and in addition to the hundreds of buildings and schools that were wiped out and the town hospital, we now know some 8,000 dwellings, homes and apartments, were also damaged or destroyed. that means a

severe storms and flash floods from birmingham and nashville all the way to new england.with a chance of tornadoes from oklahoma city to wichita and from montana to wyoming. some much-needed rain falls on texas. thunderstorms around the gulf coast. >> we have 91 degrees in new orleans. 90 in miami. a wet 79 here in new york. 70s in the twin cities, omaha, and detroit. phoenix hits a scorching 110 degrees. sacramento coming in at 96. >> maybe good golf weather. >> that would be. hot. golf early in the morning. >> exactly. >>> u.s. open golf champ rory mcilroy has returned to his native northern ireland a hometown hero. >> the phenom stopped by the golf course where he developed his game as a youngster to show off his trophy. such a cool story. his parents worked so hard. >> they did. they sacrificed so much for him. mcilroy was hoping for a quiet homecoming but he was greeted by a swarm of media from all over the world. what should he expect after taking his first media title. he really walked away with the u.s. open towards the end of that last round. you know, as a 22-ye

was a nashville girl. >> she did. an angel. >> the kids are getting a credible education. >> it's the lowest tuition in nashville. so when they -- when it came time to expand i went to a lot of the foundations and they said we are more apt to give it to the college level not this young. >> you came up with a great idea. >> we launched a million doors.com, if you go there and donate a dollar you get a song until july 15, you get a song called carry me, for free. i figured would go to 2.3 million people and say can you give us a dollar. >> maybe if you sing for them, they will like it. >> we would love to hear it. >> here we go. >> louder? >> what is this now? >> this is your song. ♪ carry me down this road a little while ♪ ♪ carry me ♪ carry down this road a little while ♪ >> you're a real singer. >> just the way you touch me. back several years ago, you came out as a surprise guest and i play a song over and over and over to get me through something and one of your songs is that my life. i will never forget the moment

louis, nashville and cincinnati. stormy from the texas panhandle to colorado springs. scattered showers in the southeast. evening showers in the pacific northwest. >> 77 in seattle. 85 in sacramento and a scorching 113 in phoenix. mostly 80s from the twin cities to indianapolis, 83, very comfortable here inn new york. 93 in atlanta. >>> coming up -- a new study about the nation's doctors. >>> plus, the big launch from microsoft coming up tomorrow. that's all in your business news, straight ahead. >>> and another week getting under way in the casey anthony trial. the question is, just whose side is her family really on? >>> asian markets are mostly down today, this time amid worries about the state of banks in italy. tokyo's nikkei average lost 100 points today. in london, the ftse opened higher. on wall street, the dow lost 69 points last week and the nasdaq index gained 36 points. >>> microsoft office 365 launches tomorrow. providing a virtual environment for various devices to store and share software. 90% of workplace computers use versions of microsoft office. the

severe storms with a chance of tornadoes from cheyenne to nashville. showers and thunderstorms in the pacific northwest and northern rockies and pop-up showers along the gulf coast from texas to florida. >> 95 in dallas. 89 in new orleans and 78 here in new york and just 62 in boston. mostly 80s from minneapolis to kansas city, phoenix heats up to 109. salt lake city, 85 and boise, 77. >>> coming up this morning, the government's attempt to bring down gas prices even further which would be a nice little break. >> no complaints here. >>> plus, nike's controversial new line of t-shirts. do they glamorize drug use. the corporate giant responds. >>> and it was enough to scare the biebers everywhere, word that he was tackled but all just a misunderstanding. >>> the obama administration is moving to keep gas prices lower. the administration is selling 30 million barrels of oil from the strategic petroleum reserve. it will be the largest move from the reserves ever and the idea to replace supplies disrupted. >>> world markets are boosted. tokyo's nikkei avera

showers around nashville, much. birmingham and much of florida. another scorcher from louisiana to west texas. showers and thunderstorms in the rockies. >>> and 75 degrees in boise. 69 in salt lake. triple-digit heat in phoenix. and 93 in albuquerque. 80s from minneapolis to kansas city and dallas climbs up to 97. new orleans, 92. it is 78 degrees here in new york. >>> all right. coming up another multibillion dollar banking merger. >>> and then repairing the damage to a city's streets and also its image after violent protests broke out in vancouver. >>> and from phones to chandeliers, it's all got to go. buying a piece of sin city's heyday. >>> the global economy shows no signs of lifting. fears that greece will default on its debt is bringing markets down again. tokyo's nikkei average was off 60 points today. hong kong's hang seng was also down, and in london the ftse opened lower. on wall street the dow gained 64 points yesterday. the nasdaq index lost nearly 8. >>> well, one nontraditional bank is buying another. >>> capital one best known as

the story he told on the stage in nashville can hurt people. not just hurt people, but kill.n the audience is who he should be apologizing to. those are the people he needs to talk to. glad is going to go with him. it will be up to him to tell his story. >>> i know you spoke with him after all this happens. we pulled this from your website. my family knew what it was like to feel different. my probably was disabled i lost my father to aids in 1997. my dad wasn't gay, but i also learned of homophobia then. parents should support and love their kids no matter what. yaird, how do you feel this conversation overall with him went? is this just about apologizing and keeping his job? or do you really think he understands he really did something wrong here? >> i think this meeting, this coming thursday at the center in brooklyn can kids and family members is going to be good first step for him. he's going to need to listen. we'll see if it stands the test of time. >> i know also one of the things he premised to do, from what i understand, is a psa. are you working with him on that? w

. >>> inside the legendary cafe in nashville that discovered superstars like garth brooks and taylor, all that coming up on "the early show." that will do it for this monday morning edition of the "cbs morning news." appreciate you watching as always. i'm terrell brown. take care, everybody. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com girl: mom, can i have a dollar? yeah. it's right-- i think my purse is upstairs on the bed. it's not here. check the dining room. nope. what about your sister's room? not there, either. the upstairs closet? the downstairs closet. there are no more closets. announcer: moms everywhere are finding ways to keep kids active and healthy. get ideas. get involved. get going at letsmove.gov.

also on i-40 from oklahoma city to nashville and along the gulf coast, wet on i-95 in florida. >> ifying and paying those fees, airport delays are possible in minneapolis, chicago, detroit, dallas and the nation's capital. >> no way to get around them these days. no way. >>> well, now to florida where the judge in the casey anthony trial is tell the attorneys enough is enough. >> yeah, continuous courtroom bickering prompted the judge to promptly cancel proceedings yesterday after unleashing stern words for both sides. more now from t.j. winick. >> reporter: casey anthony trial judge belvin perry warned the prosecution and defense their behavior could cause a mistrial even threatening to exclude key witnesses. >> to exclude even at the price of having to do it all over again. exclusion may be the proper remedy if it continues. >> reporter: perry threatened to hold defense attorney jose baez in contempt of court.hen it all began on saturday when prosecutors complained baez planned to question witnesses on topics not included in pretrial reports. after a long sidebar, court was adjourn

hello and welcome to the program this is aussie's weekly review and you're nashville thanks for joining us this week rats could not it has made his first court appearance at the hague crimes tribunal after sixteen years on the run but the former bosnian serb general refused to enter a plea to eleven accounts of genocide and mass murder during the bosnian war in the one nine hundred ninety s. it claimed a long list of genocide charges against him were most true and of noxious meanwhile prosecutors in serbia were under a mission from the un for abuse or to question lodged. as a potential witness in their own investigation into crimes so i committed against sabs you said his extradition to the hague was kate's ago great hopes for joining the union but as catarina reports this train doesn't appear any less. still waiting for the green light services arrest an extradition of former bosnian serb army chief an african luggage was one of the key conditions for a chance to get one foot in the european union's door a potential membership could mean billions of dollars worth of grant aid and for s

i take the weekends to write songs and travel up to nashville and then to record it.like, yea! >> you're proud of it. >> i'm really excited for people to hear it. >> when did you start dreaming of doing this? >> you know, one of my first memories is of singing at church, learning to sing at church, like holding harmonies against people. >> how old were you? >> pre-k. >> you talk about being the daughter of a preacher. you're thafrping your parents. you also say, living room jam sessions and a little piano we hauled home in the truck. >> this was my void. i was not a good public speaker. i was not confident getting up and even reading a book report to the high school class. and because i would see my father as a public speaker every weekend and make it look so early, that's what i coveted. they said your void becomes your value. i was bound and determined i was going to conquer that and lo and behold, that's how i make my living. >> where can we get your cd? >> it is available exclusively at target stores, itunes as well. >> do most people know you sing? i guess your v

. >>> and tracy morgan is returning to nashville today.ogized for those anti-gay remarks he made during his comedy show there a couple of weeks ago, which sparked all kinds of outrage. morgan said he regretted hurting people with his words. >>> the obama ladies, all of them, michelle, the girls, even the first mother-in-law, they are all in south africa today. in fact, take a look at some of the pictures we have here at cnn. there they are, arriving there in pretoria. this is a one-week trip, two countries, and a lot of visits and meetings supporting the first lady's focus on opportunities for women and young people. let's go straight to johannesburg, south africa, live. nkepile, mabuse. nkepile, from what i understand, you're describing the cities in south africa as being gripped by a sort of mrs. obamamania. what is that like for you there? >> definitely. i mean, she's front-page news. she's all that people are talking about. and i think south africans are really struck by how humble she is and how down to earth she is. and south african

, more severe weather is in store for louisville as gusty winds and hail sweep in from boston to nashville. also a chance of tornadoes from oklahoma city to wichita and violent storms in montana and wyoming. texas gets some much-needed rain. showers and thunderstorms from along the gulf coast. >>> and we're looking at 90s in dallas, new orleans and miami. about 80 degrees here in new york and 88 in atlanta. fargo only gets up to 60. 71 in minneapolis and about 81 in detroit. phoenix, a scorching 110. sacramento, 96 degrees. >>> coming up, the ultimate bernie madoff memento goes on the auction block at almost half the price. >> yeah, going broke, saving money, there you go. >>> then could this be the future of photography, the camera that lets you fococ your shot after you take it. >> i could use that. >>> and it was seen for miles around, a dangerous fire burns for hours. hours. >>> think that the economy is recovering? well, fed chairman ben bernanke says not so fast. the fed cut its forecast for this year to under 3% growth and expects the economy to stay slow until next year, and despit