we talked about we met in nashville.hing i married into with my wife was she's a huge country music fan. we went to the cma's. >> yes. >> seth: you're, you, you were shooting on location in nashville. and i have to say, it seems to me, you'll know better than i, that the country music scene is the most supportive group of people. they're the nicest people. >> they are the sweetest people. amd that's what -- one of the things that's made working in nashville so lovely is that -- it's a very small town, it's a very small community and they've been so welcoming to us which has been great 'cause i've had a lot to learn about that business. and -- you know, i mean you know because you're friends with the paisleys. >> seth: yeah. brad paisley and his wife kim are the nicest people. >> yeah and kim was on our show. >> seth: right. >> she had affairs with my husband on the show, now ex-husband. >> seth: yes, exactly. >> obviously. >> seth: and you know, spoiler alert, you're still on the show. and -- >> yes. >> seth: she's -- >>

>> yeah, this is happening near nashville, tennessee, but it's something we're keeping an eye on. it's an interesting story. around 11:00 last night, about 32 teenagers being housed in this youth detention center outside nashville escaped. many of these children are being held there on several felony charges. only a couple of them have been caught. what's happening right now outside of this youth detention center in nashville is several police departments are patrolling, looking for these juveniles that have fled into various neighborhoods. some have been seen hiding in drain pipes and bushes. police have set up a perimeter. again, it houses teens between 14 and 17 who have been convicted of at least three felonies. nothing violent has happened. no suspected attacks at this time. but again, this is a situation that police around nashville are trying to resolve rather quickly. about 30 youth offenders are on the loose after escaping from this youth detention center. we'll continue to keep an eye on it and let you know if anything changes with that situation throughout the morning.

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and so some of these kids, from nashville, others from surrounding areas. you have some kids from as far away as memphis. so right now officials are really just talking to family, talking to friends, trying to figure out if they know where these kids are. but, again, you have dozens of officers from metro police to the tennessee highway patrol, all combing this area for the kids. for nbc news, adrian flores, nashville, tennessee. >> well, officials say that the youngsters have at least three convictions. so, anyway. moving on. >>> happening now, a big part of san francisco's culture is coming to life. a walk of fame honoring the most prominent theater in the lbjt community being unveiled in the castro. >> nbc bay area's stephanie truong live at harvey milk plaza where that ceremony underway. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, scott and kris. yeah, we're here where you've got a lot of icons in this neighborhood, like the castro theater, around the corner, and the big flag hanging above harvey milk plaza, where you see about 75 people gathered fo

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where does it take place. >> nashville. >> nashville, are you sure about that. >> yes. >> i don't wanto you get lost and have it be in memphis. >> nashville. >> when. >> november between the second. >> okay. >> to the fourth. >> now, are these items thaw will present to the judges. >> yes. >> lets see what they look like. who are you. >> christine bill son from sellersville. >> okay. >> you made little nipple cakes. >> it is golden rolls and then we have orange honey butt tore serve with them. >> well, put some honey butter on there. >> yes. >> what is inside of this. >> thinks apricot, dried apricot and golden raisins. >> yes. >> your family likes this. >> they love this. >> are they married. >> i am married. >> as a matter of fact her husband is right over there, bill. you look lovely with that purse, the purse is really accents your eye. fantastic. >> yes, please. >> fantastic. >> that needs to be warmed up. >> i love that a lot. he is a lucky man, good luck to you. >> rebecca,. >> what did he make. >> sausage pancake muffin. >> there is sausage in there. >> and cookie dough, sugar

people are talking about this particular story here on nashville scene.e have some photos from angelina. and the spin provided some nice captions like this dad, "thanks, obama." >> yeah, like that was his fault. >> how long is this thing, four hours? i guess i can replay ken burns documentary into my head staring into the middle distance. >> and there's a bunch of tweens. there is no alcohol to be served. there is no way to make this better or more tolerable. >> this is one of the most brilliant pictures what we believe is mom here. she is talking to tween daughter, "i told her father we were going to a preseason game. he's going to need a minute." we have angelina skype. welcome to the show. what made you hone in on these sad dad faces? >> honestly, i was very bored myself and looking for kind red spirits out in the crowd. i remembered my dad used to take me to shows growing up. he was a trooper. i thought he would enjoy it. other people did, too. >> were you taking photos in an official capacity? >> i was shooting for a local newspaper called the "natio

the nashville facility has a history of violent clashes, attacks, and breakouts. earlier this month, 32 teens escaped the premises by running across the lawn and attacking guards with metal pipes. two still haven't been caught. that escape prompted extra security measures at the center and a broader review of youth detention security in the state. monica middlebrooks is the deputy commissioner for juvenile justice at tennessee's department of children's services. >> it is very, very hurtful to the staff and the students, as well as myself and the entire department because our jobs have been to-- to-- to establish some type of permanency and rehabilitation for these youth. >> reporter: the woodland hills facility has about 65 youth offenders and 14 staff members, a nearly five-to-one ratio, and most of the teenagers have multiple felony records. tennessee law prohibits youth detention center rooms from being locked at night and guards do not carry any kind of weapon, but a spokesman tells cbs news that policy is now under review. juliana goldman, cbs news, washingt

violence erupts at that nashville detention center for jiewf nels just days after a mass breakout. mark strassman has the latest. a discovery of prehistoric proportions. don dahler with the greatest toe on earth. >> reporter: that's a tow. >> reporter: that's a toe. >> yes. >> reporter: oh, my gosh. if that's a toe, how big was a foot? >> pelley: and we'll remember joan rivers. >> dress by oscar de la renta. ( cheers and applause ) body by oscar myer. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. for more than 50 years, television made joan rivers one of the most familiar guests in america's living rooms. rivers died today in a new york hospital one week after she went into cardiac arrest at an outpatient clinic. the new york health department says that it is investigating the clinic in connection with her death. joan rivers was 81. her daughter melissa said: and in that spirit, we will look at how joan rivers made so many of us laugh a little bit later in the broadcast. but first, there is breaking news in a story that we ha

. >> another uprising at a detention center in nashville, days after others escaped. the facilities houses some of tennessee's dangerous team-mates. >>> and a growing campaign war chest of elizabeth warren. possibly for a potential match up with hillary clinton. >> school standards known as common core are supposed to be learning goals. the main thing it seems to have succeeded at is dividing people over whether it's a good idea. paul brennan is here with the debate. >> that's right, once upon a time common core was a little known educational initiative designed to prevent students from falling behind. no one could argue with that. well, it seems just about everybody - parents, teachers, liberals and republicans - have fighting words about common core. >> reporter: it could be the most unlikely viral video of all time, a grainy recording of a public meeting with maryland education officials in a baltimore suburb. when talk turned to common core, things got heated and an angry parent was shown the door by security. >> don't stand for this. you have questions. >> the vi

we love her on "nashville."nick jr., with us live. >>> and we begin with president obama's plan t take on the islamic militant group i.s.i.s. in his address to the nation tonight, the president is expected to announce he's prepared to authorize air strikes in syria and will ramp up air strikes against i.s.i.s. fighters in iraq, while increasing iraq's military. >>> secretary of state john kerry made a surprise visit to baghdad this morning to meet with members of iraq's new government. abc news will carry the president's address live, at 9:00 p.m. eastern. >>> nfl commissioner, roger goodell, is defending his league when it comes to that video, showing former running back, ray rice, punching his then-fiancee. he said nobody at the nfl had seen the video before monday. we'll have more on the public reaction to that case in just a bit. >>> millions of people are bracing for more extreme weather across the midwest, after a wild night of tornadoes, torrential rain, and hail the size of baseballs. at least six twiste

." >>> we all love connie britton in "nashville."man, tina fey, in "this is where i leave you." playing a successful shrink, that falls for their lovable loser of a brother. >> i realize what this might look like to you all. this is supposed to be a fling. younger guy. appropriate men are so boring. you know? >> i do know. >> it wasn't supposed to turn into anything. i mean, really. look at him. he's a moron. >> yeah. >> of course, i'm the moron who fell in love with him. >> and connie britton joins us now. the minute your character walks into this family, kind of dysfunctional family, you know she's too good for phillip. she can't help herself. >> i know. i know. but i love the character because, you know, i really love to play strong women. but strong women with flaws and with things they're dealing with in their life. and i like this character because she's very successful, very accomplished. >> she's got it together. >> she's totally got it together. but her tragic flaw is she falls for these guys. you know? and we get to see her

from october 10th-12th, the southern festival of books in downtown nashville hosts over 200 authors and features three performance stages with live readings and music. the following week from october 16th-19th is the wisconsin book festival in madison, wisconsin. and on october 25th and 26th, booktv will be live from austin, texas, for the 19th annual texas book festival. the festival from the state's capital city will showcase over 275 authors. let us know about book fairs and festivals in your area, and we'll add them to our list. e-mail us at booktv at c-span.org. >> malcolm byrne takes an updated look at the iran contra scandal using interviews with key participants. he argues the scandal was likely bigger than previously believed. this is about an hour and a half. ..

why was i born in nashville, tennessee? must be where my parents were. >> host: what was your childhood like? >> guest: we were poor. one of my high school teachers told me once i shouldn't tell people i grew up poor or that it was in an orphanage or any of those unpleasant things because rather than thinking more offer me, they would think less of me because they would think i came from a rather crude background and that was not part of the up wardly mobile middle class. i never took her advice, so yes, i was poor. my mother raised us, my father left, and she raised me and my brother, later on had another brother, under very difficult circumstances, and i always thought that if the circumstances hadn't been so difficult, and we had more to eat, would be very tall, which i always wanted to be. instead of being short. >> host: when did you leave nashville? >> guest: i left nashville to go to college. i went to howard university in the university of michigan, graduate school and law school. >> host: when did you become chair

violent riots at the same detention center in nashville where more than 30 inmates broke free earlierek. about 20 teenage felons tried to escape, attacking guards with rocks and pipes. six are still on the run after monday's incident. >>> president obama's in wales for a critical meeting with nato leaders to come up with a solution to the isis threat in the middle east. and thousands of fast food workers in more than 150 u.s. cities serving up massive protests today to demand $15 an hour and the right to unionize. >>> time to take a look at the good, the bad and the ugly. the good, two mountain lion cubs rescued while hiding from a fire in montana mountains. firefighters pouring water on that area. they were about to get the weeks old cubs to safety. next the bad, forget homework, this dog ate the socks. 43 of them to be exact. a portland area family's great dane was acting strangely and they took him to the vet and that's when the vet spotted all those missing socks on that x-ray. the dog had surgery and is doing just fine now. the ugly, she says she didn't do it but look at this mug

look at nashville at 79. our temperatures will drop substantially as we head into tomorrow.g to continue into the weekend. mostly cloudy skies for us right now. the clouds will build as we head into the rest of today. a line of rain that's going to continue to shift towards us as we head into the rest of today. moisture will pump up from the south. that's where our humidity is coming from. by 3:00, we could see light rainfall near philadelphia, wilmington,out side of reading and allentown. isolated thunderstorms south of the poconos. we will continue with this chance of rain as we head into the rest of your afternoon and even into the evening. by 10:00, still isolated showers confined to atlantic city and parts of dover. this is going to be very spotty, not widespread rainfall for hours. the chance of rain and within some of these rain cells we could see isolated thunderstorms and the potential for heavy downpours, gusty winds expected as we head into the rest of today. a live look outside. you can see overcast skies. hot and humid with temperatures already in the 80s. tonig

team in nashville, your team broke the story of guards literally sleeping on the job, and letting the kids run wild. it's been quite the investigative series. last year, we started looking into the fact we had found those photographs of employees that were sleeping when they were supposed to be watching these young offenders. we brought that information from the state, the state said we had no idea about this. and they took action. we air add piece last night, that showed pretty much the chaos inside of woodland hills. this video is extraordinary. it was leaked to me from a source within state government, and it basically shows these young offenders just running wild. inside this facility, doing back flips at 1 point, fighting each other, fighting guards, throwing chairs in the air. we took this to the government again, to say how is this possible, their response to us, we had no idea this was happening. after we aired our story, they launched an investigation. >> you have been looking at this already for years other investigations as well, and there's indication that the number of at

. >> well, when i went i went to nashville and started singing with these people who really knew howold american songs are so beautiful. so, i fell into the bosom of allison krause. [laughter ] >> jimmy: as one does, if you're lucky enough. [laughter ] >> and the whole nashville vibe, then it was great and then i, i got homesick and i came back to my pals, and started working. >> jimmy: yeah, you did. and gosh, in rehearsal today, i gotta say, it was unbelievable. you guys are going to freak out, but this is a tight band. they're really good, man. you sound so good and -- it's all sorts of different types of music. it's rock, but it's folk, but it's tribal. it's all a good mix of stuff. >> yeah, we've been hanging around together for a long time and the guys come really different corners of the musical globe, if you like, so when we get together, we make this unholy noise. it's great. it's not that hard rock stuff, not folk, not country, just this big, big sound. >> jimmy: yeah, great sound. turn up your tv sets when he starts to play. "rainbow" is the one you'll be doing tonight. of

. >> davis shout out a team from nashville and she told people she knew they was a trailblazer. >> it will pave the way for women to play baseball. >> my playing baseball was a great, great experience. and i hope hers will be the same. >> mo'ne is the first little leaguer ever on the cover of sports ill straight. the eighth grader is not just brilliant on the monday but with handling the national spotlight. >> with all of that hype, she pitch aid complete game with a two-hit shutout with tremendous help from her teammates. what does it mean when they see her jersey -- >> they are like a girl. >> i did. >> mo'ne said today she visited the hall-of-fame a number of times before and is well versed in the history of the game and never imagined she would be a part that history so early in her life. >> well, jews in our areas are celebrating the new year and it started last night and ends at sun down tomorrow. people marked the festival with song and prayer and the traditional blowing of the rams horn. rosh hashanah is the time for celebration but a son... remember this. your immune system d

. >> it kick ofz with the middle and the goldbergs and then modern family and blackish and then nashville. and "action news" at 11:00. >>> coming up next at 6:00, gun fire erupts outside of a philadelphia school causing students and parents to panic. >>> and new details emerge for a man wanted for killing a pennsylvania state trooper. >>> and a feat that my golf fans will envy. for the entire "action >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rogers, meteorologist, cecily tynan, and jim gardner. >>> wednesday night, in the news a new cigarette tax is officially headed for philadelphia and three suspects on an attack on a gay couple await arrangement. and there is much needed heavy rain moving into our area tonight and no severe weather warnings to worry about except the steady rainfall. sky 6 hd is over the skyline and cloud cover moves in as we get ready for the rain to move in. lets go to cecily tynan at the big board. >> stormtracker 6 live double scan showing that this system is loaded with moisture and it's moving very slowly. the actual center of the low is

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. >>> ten teenagers that have escaped from a detention center in nashville are still at large. some were captured immediately and some were found overnight. the teens involved committed several felonies. >>> an overturned tractor trailer on the ramp to the pennsylvania turnpike, it happened after 5:30, on the ramp to the toll booth on the westbound side of the turnpike in bensalem. no word on injuries or what may have caused the crash. a driver was injured after losing control on kelly drive in east falls, it happened before 1:00 this morning on midvail avenue. can you see the damage after the truck rolled over and no word on what caused the driver to lose control. >>> residents from a philadelphia senior citizen facility staged a protest. a dozen residents, some in wheelchairs gathered outside of the jacobs manor, and they were protesting the removal of armed security guards from their co compl complex. [ male announcer ] eligible for medicare? that's a good thing, but it doesn't cover everything. only about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. so consid

the fatal shooting of michael brown. >>> new this morning, tensions high at a detention center in nashville after about 20 teens started a violent protest. teenagers armed with metal rods and rocks were seen on the roof of the detention center some attacking the guards. police formed a ring of defense around the building. this is the same facility where about a dozen teens escaped earlier this week. some of them are still at large. >>> police have a teenager under arrest for the stabbing death of a high school freshman. the suspect is a former classmate of rashawn williams. williams and his brother went into a mission district store tuesday night to buy some candy. when they walked out, williams was stabbed in the chest. he had just started class at san francisco's sacred heart cathedral. >> he has been doing a good job as president of the united states -- >> and that is williams delivering a newscast last year while he was in middle school. his cousin tells us williams had a 4.0 grade point average and had signed up to play on sacred heart's football team. >> when i found out that he didn'

. >>> kay uses overnight as juvenile detention center in nashville, tennessee, guard attacked by teens who were running loose and authorities you november gained control of the situation. as susan mcginnes tells you latest trouble comes days after more than 30 teens escaped. >> reporter: about 20 teenagers broke out of their dorms and refused to return to their rooms overnight atwood land hills youth development center in nashville. some of the teens could be seen running around the campus with pipes, cameras caught one attacking a security guard. police moved in, surrounding the facility. police say some of the teens taking part in the unrest were involve in the massive broke out from the center earlier this week. monday, 32 young felons he escaped after they kick out metal panels and crawled under a weak spot in the perimeter fence. as of this morning six are still on the run. police say in one escape the facility during this latest disturbance. susan mcginnes for "eyewitness news" at cw philly. >>> family of the american journalist steven sotoloff is breaking their silence for the v

. >>> we are following breaking news out of nashville this morning. we have video here showing another disturbance at that same juvenile detention center, where 30 teens escaped earlier this week. this time though check out the video. you can see several teenage inmates attacking a guard. those involved, include some of the same teens who broke out on monday night. six of them are still on the lamb. >> president obama is in wales for first day of the nato summit. he will meet with other nato leaders to talk about imposing more economic sanctions on russia for its interference in ukraine. leaders will discuss strategies to push isis militants out of iraq and syria. the president wants to build an international coalition to go after isis until they no longer pose a threat. >>> the family of the slain american journalist steven sotoloff break their silence. last night students held a vigil for sotoloff at the university of central florida in orlando. he studied there until 2004 when he left for israel. sotoloff's grieving family issued a statement about

several tennessee teenagers. 32 teens escaped from the woodland hills youth development center near nashville last night. most were caught but eight are on the run now. the teenagers, ages 14-19, escaped by crawling upped a weak spot in a fence. >> staffing ask lighter during the overnight hours and presumably they planned for that but we don't know yet. >> this is not the first incident. in may, six teens broke out of the rooms and staffers did convince them to return back inside. >>> and checking berth now. roberta is in for lawrence this noon and tuesday. >> i feel special sitting next to frank. >> i am sure you do. >> and i have something to talk about. >> you do. >> and i have to keep you company. >> it's nice to have company. >> and michelle's on assignment. hi, everybody. wow, what a difference a day make. the abundance of sunshine as you look out toward mount diablo. keep in mind yesterday, there, 99 degrees and can you see the trees wavering? that is a northwest wind at 18 and 80 degrees in liver more. we won't hit the 90s at all and san francisco, 62 degrees and let me show you why.

davis shut out a team from nashville 4-0 featuring a fast ball that reached 70 miles per hour.eporter, she knew she was a trailblazer. >>> former pitcher, one of the three women ever to play in the negro league was a fan of mo'ne davis for years. >> my baseball playing was a great experience. >> reporter: mo'ne davis is the first little leaguer on the cover of sports illustrated. she has not only been on the mound, but handled all the hype. >> she pitched a two game shutout with the help of her teammates. >> every friday, mr. booker connects with his friends at the senior center to enjoy a nutritious hot meal. which gives him the energy he needs to connect with his bowling league and maybe pass along a few pointers. when older pennsylvanians make the most of programs supported by the pennsylvania lottery, like hot meal programs, we all benefit. learn more at palottery.com. the pennsylvania lottery benefits older pennsylvanians every day. >> good morning to you, sky6 live hd taking a live look for us over camden. it is 5:51, 61 degrees right now. >>> in "healthcheck" this mornin

there has been another prison break at a youth detention center in nashville. 13 teenagers escaped last night after overpowering a guard. it began when three teens took the keys and radio and opened the back door and let the others out. it took a few hours but police rounded up all but one teenager. this is the third major disturbance at that facility in just a month. >>> it was a shocking find inside a local bathroom. we will tell you what happened that now has the so-called peeping tom behind bars. >>> the new safety concerns tonight at a local mall and dangerous driving. we will show you what happens when this car becomes no match for rising flood waters. >>> beautiful here today. a high temperature of 85 degrees. warm again tomorrow. fall returns in a big way for the work week. i will let you know the >>> on the run for more than two weeks investigators say a suspected cop killer planned his escape for years. eric frein is accused of killing a pennsylvania state trooper in an ambush. evidence on his computer revealed he researched survival in the wild. police think they are closing

early this morning the a's announced a deal to team up with nashville sound for their aaa team. sacramento was home since 2000. >>> the fate of the united kingdom is at stake as scotland goes to the polls to decide whether to become independent. 4.3 million people are expected to take part in the historic vote. that is 97 percent of the registered voters. polls show a tight race between supporters and opponents to break from the u.k. after 300 years. if it passes, the u.k. loses a third of the territory and 8 percent of the citizens. that is equal to texas leaving the united states. >>> meteorologist mike nicco is ahead with the forecast. >> from firm fest to oktoberfest. leyla gulen has the weekend covered with events around the bay >>> covering santa rosa, berkeley, san jose, and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> a southern california lawyer is facing a suspense over photos on the web site showing los angeles attorney meeting with stars and politicians like president obama and george clooney but there is one problem. the state bar says the know theys are fake. she photos

. >>> in nashville, tennessee, 13 teenagers escaping from a juvenile detention center. they have been taken to a juvenile detention center and one is still on the loose. >>> and bill and hillary clinton can now add a new job title to their names. granddaughter. chelsea clinton gave birth to a baby girl. her name is charlotte. the clintons releasing this statement, "we are blessed, grateful, and so happy to be the grandparents of a beautiful girl, charlotte clinton mezvinsky. chelsea is well and glowing." >>> well, the u.s.-led coalition against isis is occurring a day after parliament approved air strikes in that country. but not in syria. so why are britain and other european allies refusing to go into syria, a safe haven for the terrorists. tom, good to see you. >> good to see you, also. >> as it stands now, i want to ask you, is the u.s. strategy for war against isis a winning one? and before you answer, how tricky is it to formulate a strategy when there's such an entanglement of the enemy? >> that's a very good question. the problem is that the strategy doesn't inv

i've never done it. >> host: have you ever thought about returning to nashville?t: i go back to nashville all the time because my cousins and relatives and defendants on my mother's side are all they are. the berry's, a lot of them have died out. but echo.g-golf the time. >> host: if you go back and not at my door, make sure he sees being cameras with you. naomi from oakland, california. hi, naomi. >> caller: hi, dr. berry. thank you for your contributions. i have a question about the films that have been made recently in hollywood, jane go and the go and do help nbc developments in them? i know a lot of americans in our community don't want to know about this. you see the relevance or do you think their exploitation? >> guest: i think their exploitation because exploitation by definition means profit-making and the whole point of making a film i'd been in the film business is to make some money. i'm not not surprising, but i have not seen jane go, although people tell me i should. i did see the health and i did see 12 years a slave. i thought both of those were q

. >> a very anxious scene emerging around the department of children services in nashville.32 teenagers all felons escaped from a facility late last night. and police say the escape occurred around 11:00 p.m. which is approximately 30 minutes after a shift change at the woodland him youth development center. officials think the juveniles escaped from the dorm into a courtyard and likely pulled up some fencing to get out. all the escapees range from ages 14 to 17 years old. in order to be admitted to this facility the juveniles must have committed at least three felonies. now only seven of the 32 teenagers who escaped have been apprehended by police. and that was as of 4:30 a.m. this morning. 25 others are uncan accounted for so the search continues for those teens. i'm live in the satellite center, erin o'hearn, channel 6 "action news." back to you matt. >> erin thank you. >>> the enormous process of closing an enormous casino and hotel in atlantic city is just about complete. the casino at the revel clods its doors less than 30 minutes ago. "action news" reporter david henr

. >>> in nashville tennessee, a disturbance has broken out at that same juvenile detention center where more than 30 teens escaped earlier this week. about 20 teens are roaming the campus refusing to go back to their dorms. none have escaped the facility. 30 teens did escape monday night through a weak spot in a perimeter fence. six of the teens remain on the loose. >>> a developing story this morning out of ferguson, missouri, the justice department is expected to announce today that it is launching an investigation into the ferguson police department. the government is also investigating the deadly shooting of unarmed teen michael brown by a ferguson officer. now the department is expected to have a separate probe in ferguson including officer force and officer training. >>> today, the cousin of the woman accused kidnapping and raping a 5-year-old will be back on the stand after a dramatic day in the courtroom yesterday. christina regusters is accused of taking the 5-year-old gir from her school last year. her cousin testified that regusters abused her daughter. during the testimony,

in nashville, tennessee -- $12 million on a new lobby and restaurant.d all of the guest bathrooms. i pick every fabric. >> what is it like? you walk into a room and say yes, yes, no, no? >> i will sit there with designers, and they will show lots of different fabrics. i will ask to make it greener. can you make this bluer? can this be darker? lighter? we will be in their offices or they will be in our offices throwing around different fabric swatches. >> do you have an idea that this is what the room will look like? these are the color schemes? >> i did, but it took us a few iterations to get to the point that we as a company were happy. when people ask me what i would be doing if i wasn't in the hotel business, i really quickly admit that i'm a frustrated architect. >> you love this stuff. >> i really do. >> some people would go nuts having to make all of those decisions. >> i get excited about what we can create. >> it is a good thing tisch likes picking out the wallpaper because the lifespan of soft goods in hotels, things like pillows, carpets, chai

this is breaking news out of nashville, tennessee, where a disturbance has broken out at the center of the juvenile detention center where 30 teens have escaped. right now we're told 30 teens are roaming around their campus refusing to go back to their dorms. 32 escaped monday night through a weak spot in the fence. teens with at least three felonies are held here. this is video from the initial escape. six of the teenagers remain at large. >>> philadelphia police are examining evidence from two crime scenes this morning after a man was found dead inside a burning car. a black mitsubishi gallant went up in flames near olney. three hours earlier, witnesses say they saw a man shot in the head three blocks away. they're looking for a man running away from the scene and getting into a wrecked car. >>> foot food workers will rally in philadelphia today calling for higher wages. food workers marched in the labor day parade monday. they will march girard around noon. they're asking for a wage of $15 an hour. just this week, president obama and vice president biden called for an increase in th

. >>> and this morning there's another disturbance at a nashville juvenile detention center. week more than 30 teens escaped from the facility. about 20 teens, some of who were involved in monday's escape, are roaming the grounds, refusing to return to their dorms. police have surrounded the center and none of the teens have left, but six remain at large from monday's escape. >>> and two women survived a terrifying shark attack off the coast of massachusetts. they were kayaking off whitehorse beach in plymouth yesterday south of boston as they took pictures of seals. the women were attacked by great white which took a bite out of one of their kayaks. miraculously, they were not hurt but they were very scared. >> it came up from underneath my best friend's boat and it reached out of the water, grabbed our boat and flipped us over. >> the most terrifying part was the shark attack was so quick. he's there and he was gone. it was sitting in the water wonderings if he was going to come back. >> a great white shark was spot off the beach last week and swimmers were kept out of the

tennessee into alabama and tennessee, attacking at franklin, and then holding defensive lines at nashville. grant grew impatient and ordered thomas to attack hood earlier. but old slow trot said no, i'm not going to attack until i have everything ready. and grant was on the verge of firing thomas, when finally on the morning of december 16, thomas launched the attack that routed hood's army back into mississippi. my personal assessment of george thomas, dedicated to principle and willing to stand up to his sisters and family, in honor of it. on the battlefield, dependable and reliable. the rock. you know what, y'all? i would rather be known as dependable and reliable than brilliant. i think we can characterize thomas as that way. as i say, he was unafraid to speak out to superiors like sherman and old slow trot would not attack until everything was ready, a good tactical general. one measure of his character is the fact that in the last decade, there are three biographies, including bryan will's. that's saying something. and there you have kind of a historiography of thomas's life studies.

rob bironas was killed in a single car crash late saturday night in nashville. he was less than a mile from his house when the 36-year-old lost control of his suv. police believe he's speeding. he's survived by rachel bradshaw, the daughter of terry bradshaw. east carolina is ranked for the first time in 2008 coming in at 23. and after breaking a long losing streak lens lsu florida state remains at top after edging out clemson. joey logano wins on sunday. he gets a great trophy. a lobster. >> a lot of claw. >> today is the last day of summer. >> lobster for the last day of summer. margaritas and lobster. let's do it. pretty decent weekend for everyone out there. i don't see a lot of problems as we go throughout inweek. some flash flooding over the weekend. a lot of rural sections of mexico and areas of west texas have been dealing with heavy rain, potentially one to two inches. still a threat for some flooding today and then that will be over with. as far as the rest of the country goes here's our summer weather pattern. it was relatively cool in the great lakes

. >>> some developing news all but seventeens have been taken back to nashville's detention center after 30 juveniles escaped. they got out through windows and through the fence. the facility was the site of another breakout attempt 10 years ago. >>> coming up, the future of the oakland raiders is uncertainty. the new stadium deal that could mean the team might stay in the bay for a long time. >> and you have seen her on the talk and whose line is it, anyway? aisha tyler is in studio today to chat everything "the talk" ahead of the season 5 premier. >> good afternoon, roberta gonzales in the kpix 5 weather center. i have been noticing it's june gloom in the month of september! the effect on your forecast as the news continues on kpix 5. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, selling tobacco products. >>> midweek for the big board on this wednesday now. wall street is up a smidge almost 8 points on this wednesday. >>> well, it's official. cbs is no longer selling -- cvs is no longer selling tobacco project. they had planned to switch next month but started today instead. the country's second largest pharmacy c

. >>> good morning, we begin with a breaking story overnight near nashville, tennessee.rbance at a juvenile desense ten ter where dozens of teens escaped. 24 teens refusing to go back to their dorms were caught on camera here attacking the guards pumping one of them, pushing another against a fence. some of the teens were armed with meatal pipe answer rocks and climbed to the roof before finally being rounded up. sixteens from monday's escape are still on the loose. some with violent criminal backgrounds. >>> and students in houston are protesting what they call an excessive use of force by police at a high school who were caught on tape restraining a 15-year-old girl for talking on her cell phone in class. the student who weighs 70 pounds as you hear her screaming as one officer appears to put his knee on her head. the school district is investigating. >>> well, fast food workers across the country are walking off the job today to demand a living wage. organizers say this time some workers may engage in nonviolent civil disobedience. most fast food workers make around $