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it's cold here in nashville.were waiting some of them more than 10 hours to get in. they he wanted to see a glimpse of president trump. we were able to get in there and get some reaction once he finished his speech. take a look at what we saw. abby: look who i ran into it's larry gatlin. you opened up today. >> let me introduce to you the 45th president of the >> what does it mean to you. >> these are the people that he says were forgotten. they now no longer believe they are forgotten. >> good to be here in nashville, tennessee. >> love that he was here. nashville loves him. >> he showed his support for us and we showed our support for him. >> this is some crowd. have you to see what's outside. you won't believe it? >> we were in line until 1:00. it was well worth it wonderful event. >> would he wanted to see donald trump. he is the president of the united states. how you cannot want to be here to see him. >> abby, are you lost? this is not a diner. >> what did you think of the event? >> huge crowd. they are tur

nashville is sort of ground zero of this topic. school board elections focused on school choice. there is bill in the legislature talking about vouchers. this is pet project of betsy devos as well. this will be a trump-like rally environment. melissa: that is interesting. leslie we're watching the president. his plane landing there and taxiing in right now. erin makes an important point, even though we're talking about a headlight care bill that comes up tomorrow, earlier today he was in the detroit talking with the auto industry and getting people back to work and lowering c.a.f.e. standards so cars are cheaper he in thu.s. now he is going to insert the idea of school choice as well. he is talking about other topics staying on health care. what do you think about that, good strategy. >> no. everybody in the united states is really focused on three things i would say today. one is health care, two is russia and three are tax returns. and that doesn't mat are if you have an r or d next to your name. nashville is no exception. the re

the storm system also brought high winds and hail to the nashville area. you can hear it there. some buildings were damaged and there was debris on roadways. let's find out what's in store today from that storm system. accuweather's justin povick tracking it all. justin. >> kendis, adrienne, thanks and good morning to you. now that storm system responsible for all the severe weather and the tornadoes well off the coast at this point, but now we're talking about some gusty winds, and this could cause some travel delays of its own. along with that, we're also going to be talking about some much colder temperatures, in fact, this is going to be the coldest air mass we have seen in quite some time continuing into friday along with perhaps some snow showers in spots. kendis, adrienne. >> just when you packed away your winter gloves and coat. >> i know. >>> all right, well, still ahead, who is now banned from the oscars following that epic blunder from the show? >> yeah, that awkward moment. >>> and maybe an awkward affair. joe biden's son reportedly dating the widow of his late son b

live from nashville straight ahead. ♪ ♪ >> bill: hi, i am bill o'reilly.are looking at a live picture of president trump, supposed to be on about a half-hour ago. he's not on. so, i am here. when he comes, we'll go there. but first, we will do the "talking points," okay? everyone in agreement? weapon icing tax returns. that is the subject of this evening's "talking points" memo. the trump tax river and reveal, courtesy of nbc news last night. fascinating look at how the american media has now become a

kristin fisher live in nashvill nashville. >> president trump's first stop in tennessee is going to beresident andrew jackson, he's going to be laying a wreath at his tomb on his 250th birthday. jackson is a president that president trump has felt a real connection to. they are both outsider populist presidents who challenged the status quo in defense of the common man. listen to what president trump said about him a few hours ago. >> they say my election was most similar to his. 1828. it's a long time ago. usually they go back, like, to this one or that one, 12 years ago, 16. 1828, that's a long way. >> after touring jackson's home, president trump will come to this rally where people have been lined up since early this morning. nashville is a blue city and a big red state. it's 1 of 3 counties in the state that one for hillary clinton in november. why here? nashville is a hotbed for charter schools, which president trump supports. expect school choice to come up. nashville is the capital of the private health care industry in the united states. 250 health care companies headquartered

jeff zeleny is in nashville where the president will be speaking in moments.'ve been reporting the president knows about this. will he talk about it? what he says or doesn't say about the judges and the next steps could be crucial to its fate. >> he has been informed. i'm told it's not a matter of whether he'll talk about it but how and what he'll say. this would not be a true trump campaign rally if he shied away from the opportunity to go head on into this. this of course is all over one key campaign pledge, that travel ban. but the whole reason he's holding a rally is about another campaign pledge repealing obamacare. he's trying to turn applause into action and start governing. >> reporter: president trump is coming back to a favorite haunt, the campaign trail. he's hoping a rally will jump-start his agenda, starting with a key campaign promise already in jeopardy, replacing obamacare, trying to revive that old magic that swept him to the presidency, his big rally tonight here in nashville is an official campaign event paid for by his 2020 re-election comm

the first day of peak tornado season including this twister in cool springs south of nashville.omes and businesses damaged. trees and power lines knocked down. no injuries reported. >>> road conditions in tennessee should be fairly good this morning but further north near the great lakes, roads could be slippery. drivers should watch for standing water in northern florida and washington state. snow in the cascades and northern rockies. >>> if you're flying airport delays most likely in boston and new york. >>> the search is intensifying for a killer who brutally stabbed a young nurse in nashville, tennessee. >> tiffany ferguson dedicated her life to helping others found murdered in her home just a couple of days ago and police believe her killer was caught on camera. abc's eva pilgrim is in nashville. >> reporter: police on the hunt for the man seen in this surveillance video who they suspect fatally stabbed 23-year-old tiffany ferguson in her nashville apartment early tuesday. the video showed the hooded figure walking near the wedgewood apartment complex around 5:20 a.m. the s

trump's late for his rally in nashville.s aren't waiting for him but we are going to cover it because it is the news. now we don't have to. i want to push this book "how the hell did this happen." short answer, how did we get trump? >> people wanted to shake things up so bad -- >> so bad. they did that. >> they did it really bad. >> worst-case scenario. >> they shook stuff up. >> how the hell did this happen. phillip rucker, thank you, margaret, p.j. o'rourke, "all in" with chris hayes starts right now. >>> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes, we were following breaking news on several stories at this very moment. we are just hours before president trump's -- just hours before president trump's revised travel ban was set to take effect, a federal judge in hawaii jt about an hour ago has blocked it. the ruling stating it amounts to religious discrimination or at least that they have a good chance of succeeding on the merits on that score. we'll have more on that ahead. first, president trump is in campaign mode, holdi

this is you at the airport in nashville, right? >> that was in nashville.rdish family who came in. they were turned away... ( applause ) because of trump's ban, they were turned away, but then they ended up being able to come into the country, and so we went to the international airport and greeted them. wonderful kurdish family. >> stephen: lovely. well, thank you so much for being here! >> yeah. >> stephen: it was lovely to see you. >> thank you. >> stephen: i hope you do come back as your own evil twin. >> i know! >> stephen: whether it's on "nashville" or this show. either way, i'm happy with it. >> either way, yes. >> stephen: "nashville" airs thursday on cmt. connie britton, everybody! we'll be back with zoey deutch. stick around! thank you so much! ( cheers and applause ) straight talk... ...so you can take and share pictures any time of day. with a network that helps you save the day... bunny! ...for half the cost. bunny wants to go one more time! here we go! alright, i'm coming home! get an iphone7. unlimited plans with 5gb of high-speed data start

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and also later tonight, president trump on the road in nashville. why nashville? becaus because while pence is on the hill to sell lawmakers the gop bill, president trump is taking to nashville to sell the bill to the american people. we follow another major story here in washington and in a new interview president trump speaking out about his wiretapping claims that continue to dog him. >> wiretap covers a lot of different things. i think you're going to find some very interesting items coming to the forefront over the next two weeks. >> and fbi director james comey back on capitol hill this afternoon, briefing a group of lawmakers on the russia investigation, including senate judiciary chairman chuck grassley, ranking member dianne feinstein, senators richard burr, mark warner, chuck schumer and house minority leader nancy pelosi. he did not answer reporters' questions. >> director comey, have you seen any evidence that president obama twir wiwiretapped trump t? >> also today the republican chairman of the house intelligence committee, devin nunes addressing the

you he thinks you mentioned in nashville, ohio, pennsylvania, and texas.d on facebo facebook. patriots organize the spirit of america rallies, sort of protesting the protests. the anti-trump protests. and hear why they wanted to come out. take a listen to what they told me. >> feeling like there's been a lot of anti-trump untrue statements made about him and i'm here to show that the silent majority does support trump. >> i voted for him and support him. he's doing exactly what he asked him to do and that's exactly why he's a great president. >> are you happy so far? >> after everything he's doing right now is every reason i voted for him. glr a lot >> reporter: a lot of people said they've never come out to a protest before but compelled in the last couple of weeks to show support for the president who they say they voted for. in addition, across the street earlier today, there was an anti-trump protest. it was education themed and it may ramp up but for the time, these two protests facing each other, chants but you could see the duelling protests and may

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he's set to start a rally in nashville on healthcare.ing me to discuss the prospects of vine-care is michael burgess. he's the longest serving doctor in congress, so he knows everything about acha, obamacare and healthcare more importantly of all. great to have you with us. >> you are very kind. thank you for having me on. lou are that may expire when we talk about obamacare and ryan-care. i know you have feel strongly about the ryan-care legislation. the conservatives in your caucus are deeply disappointed in what has been produced. >> wait just a minute. this is only one step of a multi-step process. we are right on the cusp of the 7-year anniversary of the afford care act. i have waited for this day for seven long years. sure i want to get rid of the individual mandate and the employer mandate and we are on the verge of doing it. the burton bill reported out of my committee last week, is it perfect? no, in many what is it's not, but it's a positive first step. credit so many people who put so much work into this. the vice president pr

trump criticizing a rally in nashville last night. >> the order he blocked was a watered-down version of the first order. that was also blocked by another judge and should have never been blocked to start with. the new order was tailored to the dictates of the ninth circuit in my opinion flawed ruling. lauren: the hawaii judge rejected the claim that the revised travel ban is about national security and nondiscrimination. the executive order sought to temporarily suspend the u.s. refugee program and prevent people from mostly muslim countries from entering the u.s. president trump trying to keep america safe and fight this ruling all the way to the supreme court if necessary. nicole: let's get some reaction to the news. the legal setback for the travel ban joining us now. litigation attorney. good morning to you. thank you for being with us. do you think was judicial overreach? what happens if this goes to the supreme court? >> be the case of first impressions. the judge bases the entire decision on the fact he believed the statute to be discriminatory. he took statements made by trum

hold a rally in nashville. we'll have live coverage on c-span2. >> please raise your right hand. >> with the confirmation hearing for the supreme court nominee neal gorsuch starting next week, on thursday at 8:00 p.m. eastern, we'll look at the confirmation hearings of all eight current supreme court justices. starting with justice anthony kennedy in 1987. clarence thomas in 1991. ruth bader ginsberg 1993. steven bier 1994. john roberts, 2005. samuel alita, 2006. sonia sotomayor, 2009. and elena kagan in 2010. watch thursday at 8:00 p.m. astern on c-span2. and neal gorsuch's confirmation hearing will start on monday, c-span3 will kick off what's expected to be three or four days of hearings with judge gorsuch testifying on tuesday. live coverage starting monday at 11:00 a.m. eastern. now two segments from today's "washington journal." as the house democrat and republican look at the republican health care law replacement and recent c.b.o. scoring. washington journal con. host: joining us from texas, congressman

trump in nashville at a rally saying it is a judicial overreach. of course we'll have more on mr.rump and what the hawaii ag has to say at 6:00. >> okay. that will do it here at 5:00. we hope to see you at 6:00. thanks for joining us. >>> tonight, russian spies charged. a stunning turn. the feds indict putin's intel officers for orchestrating a massive hack attack on a major american company. hundreds of millions of yahoo! customers hit. tonight, protecting your privacy. >>> still no evidence. as president trump speaks for the first time about his claim that president obama wiretapped him. what he's saying now. >>> salesman-in-chief. with the gop's plan facing headwinds, the president hits the road for a hard sell, and also weighs in on his taxes. >>> exploding headphones. a passenger sleeping on an airplane wakes up to her face charred by flames. are lithium ion batteries to blame? >>> and in living color. the amazing technology helping a young man see the world in a

>>> president trump on the road today in detroit earlier and in nashville this afternoon visiting jackson's home and speaking in favor of the republican plan to repeal and replace the affordable care act at a rally in nashville thiss g evening. as the house budget committee gets set to take up the republican plan, some gop members of the budget committee are indicated they're not in favor of advancing the plan. we'll have that session for you, the budget committee meeting at 10:00 eastern and live coverage on cspan 2. >>> next we're going to take you live to the senate foreign relations committee and senate committee looking at russian influence in global democracies around the world. >> undeclared, but it is a war directed against our democracy and our economy on a scale that would have been unimaginable just a few years ago and still is unimaginable to most america, would you agree? thank you. >> thank you. we're coming to the end here,. >> thank you. i wanted to ask two fairly specific questions before we left the first is for mr. buchanan. could you say a word who 2.0 is and how confide

as we speak, president trump in nashville tennessee with a message to the courts. the revised travel ban was blocked by a judge in hawaii. >>> good evening, and thanks for being with us, i'm raj mathai. >> we've been tracking this story since we came on the air at 5:00. >> unprecedented judicial reach. that's what president trump is calling the block of his travel ban. nbc bay area's peggy bunker joins us now with the latest. the president really didn't hold back again. >> late today a federal court in hawaii blocked the revised travel ban just hours before it was to take effect. that was to happen at midnight, the original travel ban caused scenes like this across the nation. president trump signed the executive order just days after his inauguration. san francisco's ninth circuit court called it unconstitutional. six states in more than a dozen cities and counties went back to court, including san francisco and santa clara county. >>> late today it was strike two for president trump. >> this new order was tailored to the dictates of the ninth circuits in my

the president is in nashville tonight. he is talking about his -- i should not say his, the republican's health care bill, but he's been so uncharacter risicily quiet. >> on the leadup to the campaign on election day in the aftermath of the trump victory, there were all these articles about how trump and his associates were so close to vladimir putin and russia that there were investigations going on about those close ties and "the new york times" and other papers even talked about surveillance of associates of his and so was all that reporting incorrect? i don't know we're going to find out. >> well, he didn't say surveillance, he said wiretapping and sean spicer broadened it out. >> wiretapping is like a 1930s version of what more high-tech people -- >> i'm just using the president's words. >> that's fair. >> even chairman nunes says there's no evidence. didn't his credibility take such a hit? >> no, i don't think devin nunes has any additional evidence. why did these premier media out lets talk at length these people we

steve: somebody else going to nashville, that woman there.ws alert. serious there for home flown terror. an expert says we're letting jihadis right through our border, issuing them religious visas with a program designed for non-immigrant clerics and religious workers. cold-blooded terrorists have been using it to slip through the crackings the obama administration issued 23,000 visas during the former president's second term. >>> disturbing report coming the same day the president's revised immigration goes into effect at midnight. before it does, three federal courts will hear why it shut be blocked. hawaii, washington state and the aclu all filing separate lawsuits. the president signed the revised version back on the sixth. >>> extreme weather and the northeast is digging out after a major storm pounded the east with snow and ears. airports slowly getting back on track. >>> drive something also dangerous. look at this. a tractor-trailer sliding on the ice, jackknifing on a bridge in office. sparks flying when a power line false to the gro

where you saw the speed of the nashville predators create quite a bit. jose could never recover, they end up losing 3-1. >> they're skating well. we were playing against a washington team that was skating well as well. we knew they were going to come flying. they're a desperate team at this time of year and they need every point. i think for us it was just took our foot off the gas a little bit and certain times of the game and they were able to capitalize. for us we learned a lesson here and we got to get right back to it tomorrow. >> the good news for the sharks they play again. it's a rare sunday night game. the sharks will be eager for redemption facing a dallas team only 15 games left. they'll see three more times before the regular seasons over. >> san jose's going to want to forget this one, why? because they lost. the last game was huge and it was against washington. it was a really yardstick game against the best team in the national hockey league. we can't forget there's a lot of good teams in this league. dallas is coming in tomorrow. they're

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she died at a nashville hospital. she had a roommate who said she woke up and she heard ferguson scream. one of ferguson's sisters explains there was trouble with their door. >> once you came in, it was left unlocked, and that's how he got in. >> reporter: police have recovered a potential murder weapon, but will only describe it as a very sharp object. they affect anyone that recognizes this man's features to call them. david? >> steve osunsami,thank you. >>> when we come back here tonight, oprah and 2020. >>> the suspect driving backwards. the tense standoff. >>> and the new headline tonight about casey anthony. the former judge revealing his theory. we'll be right back. proof of less joint pain and clearer skin. this is my body of proof that i can take on psoriatic arthritis with humira. humira works by targeting and helping to block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to both joint and skin symptoms. it's proven to help relieve pain, stop further joint damage, and clear skin in many adults. humira i

. >> you live, of course, down in nashville where the rally was. you speak to people there all of the time. if there is going to be an issue amongst trump supporters that does divide them away from the white house, what do you think it's going to be? what would be the fault line? well, i think interestingly, on health care any way, he has got a problem to his right. which i don't know that -- at least it took me a while to figure out exactly. a lot of people really want an up or down vote to repeal

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she died at a nashville hospital. she had a roommate who said she woke up when she heard ferguson scream. in a phone interview with abc news, one of ferguson's sisters explains that there was trouble with their door. >> maybe when tiffy came in, it was left unlocked and that's how he got in. >> reporter: police have recovered a potential murder weapon, but will only describe it as a very sharp object. they are asking anyone who recognizes this man's features or even the way he walks to call them. >> steve tells us that ferguson had worked at the hospital for less than a year. >> wow. >>> coming up in our next half hour, what oprah is now about a possible run for the white house. the media mogul has admitted in a television interview that at one point she thought she was unqualified bud now not anymore. >> but first the widow of joe biden's son beau now apparently finding comfort in the arms of his brother. what the former vp is saying about the unlikely affair. ergie. introducing flonase sensimist. more comp