liz: when you are trying to survive in nashville, are there shortcuts to surviving in nashville. >> non't just play the guitar though. so our viewers are familiar, what is your music like? what type of country music do you play. >> my first music inel instrument is fiddle. i got a fiddle when i was 8 years old and i just started playing traditional country music and studying like merle haggard and price and just the greats. liz: what do the greats mean to you. >> just gives me a sense of purpose. it's history and i think that's important in this music. and i think lost a little bits of that recently. and it's important to recognize the people that came before you and paved the way. liz: story-telling, too? >> yeah, it's story-telling. it's relatability and writing songs that, you know, everybody has had their heart broken. liz: right. >> everybody has been a little too drunk at the bar, you know. liz: it happens. >> it happens. and that's what people know. liz: i'm curious because the history of music has changed. but there is a core to history music, country music that has stayed the

>> it was made in nashville.io, they left the day before we came in so we're always right on their trail, hopefully, it will happen on the chart. we'll slide in right behind them. fine with me. >> rose: exactly. as if it were stock car racing. >> in his draft. that would be great. >> rose: arriving on his draft but pleased to be her. >> yeah, just happy to be here. dave has taken really good care of the studio there. they used to call that studio the home of the nashville sound when chet atkins and helen bradley were make these country-politan records, these easily palatable country records that weren't hillbilly anymore that have at lo of pop bent and a lot of people blame that with what they they was the denies of authentic country music. i think there is good and bad sides to it. that era opened up a worldwide audience to country music, what chet and people were doing that day. but i wanted to use that term nashville sound to really discuss the state of country music which i do a little bit in this album. >> r

, i been promoting it. >> jimmy: you can't -- >> and now i miss nashville. >> jimmy: you could be --a cat. >> jimmy: yeah. >> i don't even know. i can't even decide between a panda and a cat. >> jimmy: you could -- as much miley as you can, you experience, you can never take the nashville out of miley and i will tell you -- >> no. >> jimmy: because you shot the opening last night. we were here late doing that. and there's the one where you go up to the nut stand, that, you know -- >> yeah. >> jimmy: the hot peanut stand, cashew stand. and you go like that and you do the thing that i do in the opening. >> yes. my first time as well. >> jimmy: yeah, and you thought that was called a bodega. >> yes. [ laughter ] yeah, i told my manager who is from new york. he's like, "what are we doing -- what are we doing next?" i said, "i'm going to the bodega," and then i went to the nut stand. he's like by the -- and he saw i didn't know how to use a revolving door. which that's not because i'm from nashville. [ laughter ] that's just because there's something wrong. going too fast." >> yeah, i cou

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going to have to get by some people in nashville. he said we're on the way to nashville i said we get there and going to look him up and get it out of the way right now. so we went to this and that club and finally found him with a bandana around his head with microphone plugged into a tape recorder. so i was like this coming when we found him. so jack told me he said he's just going to meet you and say you're one of those n-words that trying to sing country music. i said okay i'll be ready for that too. so i got by here, he ran up ahead of me, my only manager, he said baron, i want you to meet charley his shoulders went like that and turned and said charley pride youing a fine song, i said you do too. we shook hand. i don't know where the guitar came from but he would sing one and i would sing one. and finally he i'm singing i thought you were going to say the n-word, i said i'm going to come back at you you foul mouth, he said you were going to say that, i said that's the way i was going to come back at you. now i was 50 years in w

when bob di land came to nashville -- dylan came to nashville in 1966 to record his double album blondeonde he told the world that nashville was a place to visit, not just country fans, but rock and roll people started coming in here from england and california and everywhere in between. johnny cash had a tv show filmed live in 1969. bob dylan and joanie mitchell were his first guests. johnny cash wanted to tell the world that bob dylan had something to say. and their friendship carried on until johnny's death. here we have the hand-written lyrics to jolene from the great dolly parton. dolly parton was writing songs in nashville at the age of 14. commuting back and forth from tennessee with her uncle bill. she officially moved to nashville in 1964 when she was 18 years old. by 1967, dolly was on the tv show and that's where america really got to know dolly parton. and this particular suit she wore when she was finally inducted as a member of the grand ole opry in 1969. these are the pieces that make this museum so special. laura: and a very special thanks to the country music hall of fa

since we visited her in nashville, she added more dates this fall by popular demand.k stage access and more on how she sits down to write a song, check out extras at today.com/sunday. >>> next week, the man that makes us rethink everything we ll,ringing p science t god th people by the millions. that's next week on "sunday today." >>> and dylan is back with another look at the at the weat. >> good morning, willie. good morning, everyone. let's look at what you can expect for the fireworks if they are happening for your neighborhood on tuesday night. the rest of the country looking quiet. cooler in san francisco, and the northeast looking at nice conditions as well. strong storms through the mide of the week, and then it pushes to the great lakes region. by the end of the week, more heat out west. here's a peek out your window. >> it's a holiday weekend and not too late to head to the beach. if you are, look at the beach forecast. less humid with temperatures in the mid-80s. monday and tuesday, low 80s. an isolated shower chance as we head tough your monday and tuesday

since we visited her in nashville, she added more dates this fall by popular demand.stage access and more on how she sits down to write a song, check out extras at today.com/sunday. >>> next week, the man that makes us rethink everything we thought we know, malcolm god well, bringing pop science to the people by the millions. that's next week on "sunday today." >>> and dylan is back with another look at the weather. hey, dylan. >> good morning, willie and everyone. let's look at what you can expect for the fireworks if they're happening in your neighborhood tuesday night. we're looking at a couple of spotty showers in and around chicago area, back through the midwest. western half of the country is nice and quiet. temperatures are fairly comfortable, in the '70s and '80s, cooler in san francisco and in the northeast nice conditions. strong storms as you start the week through the middle of the country. as you get to middle of the week, pushes closer to the great lakes region. by end of the week, scattered showers and storms up and down the eastoast with c >>> good mor

i continued to study in nashville. >> you.e you at all worried what it would mean for you to try and integrate that, that, that college. >> i mean. there was. i mean the history of that was, was, pretty in tim dating. >> i felt, strongly that, somebody, had to do something. i had been also inspired by the, by the, the young people in little rock. the little rock nine. said to me, if people in little rock arkansas can stand up. then i can do something. if people in montgomery. montgomery is 50 miles from where i grew up. i was deeply, about that. so, i went back to nashville. >> you did dosomeing? >> i got inlved. started studying. the philosophy and the discipline, of nonviolent. studying the way of piece. the way of love. i wanted to look fresh. of what people call sharp. had very little money. went to the used men's store in downtown, nashville. and i bought a suit. and a vest came with it. so i paid $5 for the suit. my first arrest on february 27, 1960. $89 students, black and white, went to jail. became the first mass arre

a lot to do in nashville. >> dolly parton's original song was reported at the historic rca studio.e studio where many of the biggest names in music made america's most famous songs including the king, elvis pressley but the trip down memory lane at the iconic studio including a special story about the creation of one of alice's signature songs, are you lonesome tonight. >> this is it. it's official. we are now inside the most important recording studio. i am standing on a special spot. this blue x marks the spot where they place in the studio. the everly brothers recorded here. they were signed with warner, but they actually recorded here many of the heads. of course there's all this and ray orbison also. studio b. recording artist. everybody knows who this person is. beautiful ms. dolly parton. the room is pretty much the same as always, but albus had the lights and bulb. they came with references and all of a sudden like that. he was all about ambience as well as excellent when he was working. he could create mood in the room reflect that the song he was recording. are you loneso

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nashville liked his songs, but his singing? not so much.came so dejected at one point you went out and laid down in the middle of the street hoping that a car would run over you. >> in nashville. of course, it was midnight. there was not a lot of traffic. [ laughter ] no car came, no car got me. >> reporter: what were those days like? >> wild and crazy. i was going through, you know, one relationship after another, one divorce after another, and those things make you write songs if you're a song writer, that's where you get your material, from all your headaches and heart aches. >> reporter: nelson went back to texas, changed his look, and changed his tune. ♪ whisky river >> grand ol opry, spiced with hippy and red neck. ♪ mamas don't let your babies grow up to be cowboys ♪ >> reporter: with his friend, waylon jennings, a new raw sound, outlaw country. ♪ let them be doctors and lawyers and such ♪ >> reporter: through the years, nelson's music came to transcend j generas, winning eight grammys and honored never imagined. ♪ the things i shoul

. >> it happened over the weekend along a scenic national warrickway south of nashville. abc's adrienne bankert for the story. >> reporter: this is the instant a morning ride turns into a potential life or death moment. >> oh [ bleep ]. >> reporter: tyler no and a friend were cycling up a steep hill on a busy tennesseear saturday. >> yeah. >> reporter: a truck passes them then this. >> oh. >> reporter: the vehicle that knocks him from his bike keeps going. >> motor vehicle crash versus a pedestrian. >> reporter: saturday night police arrest 58-year-old marshall grant neely, a part-time dean of students at local private school the university school of nashville. this morning the cyclist is recovering from serious but not life-threatening injuries. >> my-could have been taken and i'm grateful i'm still here. >> reporter: adrienne bankert, abc news, new york. >> neely could face federal charges because it happened in a national park. the school where he's dean says they are aware of the situation. we have much more coming up on "good morning america." >>> now to the tragic d

plus the mayor of nashville's son died suddenly from a problem affecting much of that region. we'll explain just ahead. (justine) at 8:30... a new white house chief-of-staff will be reporting for duty tomorrow morning. i'm justine waldman.(jrstone) and i am jr stone. retired general and homeland security secretary, john kelly taking over after reince priebus resigned last week following a tumultuous six months. kim hutcherson has more from washington, d.c. trump: "reince is a good man. john kelly will do a fantastic job."retired marine general and homeland security secretary, john kelly is now less than 24 hours way from officially starting his new role as white house chief of staff. the president announced the latest senior-level official to leave the administration via twitter on friday ... ending former chief of staff reince priebus' turbulent six-month tenure. white house officials say the president was simply looking to move in another direction. mick mulvaney/ director / office of management and budget: "i think reince was terribly effective, but was probably a little bi

. >>> frightening moments caught in nashville.a cyclist is clipped by a car, treated at the hospital and released with cuts's bruises, that driver kept going. as for the driver, he's between of students at the university of nashville, he was arrested and charged with hit-and-run. . >>> two men rescued this afternoon after their kayak overturned on the white river in indianapolis. they say the scene, kayakers hit a boil line and a low damn, reportedly wearing life vests but the deadly hydraulic stripped them of everything they were wearing. both men are critical condition after the accident. >>> now, an oklahoma couple has mixed feelings about the day their engagement because while the future groom was being arrested on 4th of july. he asked police to let him propose. >> i'll put him in the front amount of time >> brandon thomas is facing six felony charges but body cameras caught this moment as he got down on one knee, the arresting officers moved his handcuffs from the back to front so he could place the engagement on his girlfri

that makes me very proud to be from nashville. also, elizabeth warren of massachusetts has expressed her support for single-payer. but we don't see that movement in the senate or the house, even with 676, which has been produced for years. it would take political capital on the part of many senators and congress members to push this ford. >> it would. and i think the way we're going to do this i is, we're not going to wait around for our members of congress to say, now it is politically feasible. if we wait for that, we are one to be waiting for the rest of my life, your life, and many more lives. what we have to do is more of what is happening in congress right now. it is like occupy congress. that is having the american people join in a movement of movements. i got arrested -- i was sitting in the paddy wagon with four other people, including three young millennials, incredibly energetic young people, and we discovered that we all represented different organizations and did not know anything about each other's organizations. and

ramsÉs: la selecciÓn de estados unidos estÁ de regreso en nashville.a seatle con la actividad dela selecciÓn mexicana. reportero: el cubo torres se perfila como el principal candidato a tomar el lugar. del combinado nacional entrenÓ a quien la universidad de seatle el dÍa de maÑana estarÁ viajando hacia diego donde estarÁ esperándolo el tÉcnico juan carlos osorio. javier: en las grandes ligas finalizaron las votaciones para los peloteros que estarÁn en el juego de las estrellas. marcelo, el dominicano, el venezolano elder. en noticias de la nba el entrenador del equipo viajarÁ a los angeles para negociar. gordon heward es una opciÓn por una temporada. la invitaciÓn para disfrutar con nosotros la copa oro, guayana ante canadÁ. más informaciÓn esta noche en "contacto deportivo". por su atenciÓn muchas gracias. que pase un excelente dÍa.. julio: iniciamos la semana con un dÍa soleado y la temperatura arriba de los 90. maÑana es festivo muchos continÚan de paseo. abrimos la ventana al tiempo con eduardo rodrÍguez, meteorÓlogos certificados. eduardo: muchas

(justine) nashville mayor megan barry says her only child has died of an apparent drug overdose.he died in colorado,where 22-year-old max barry was living. he moved there recently after graduating from college.s the death solicited messages of condolence from local and national politicians. he was by her side in 20-15 when she was sworn into office. her press secretary says she taking time off...but still fulfilling her mayoral duties. (sot) "you know, this is a difficult time for any parent, any family member, and especially-- or certainly if you're the mayor of nashville. she has been coordinating closely with top staff and with other elected officials. and she is going to take time to mourn son with her husband bruce and her family, who are coming into town.". the family has asked for privacy... but said in a statement they "cannot begin to describe the pain and heartbreak that comes with losing our only child." (jrstone) video of new jersey governor chris christie confronting a heckler at a baseball game went viral today. christie was at the game between the milwaukee brewers

it's going to be held in nashville.t will include some of the biggest names in entertainment, but probably the highlight will be his final performance with dolly parton. >> the one and only dolly. he shares a special bond with her. their biggest hit together was "islands in the stream" back in 1983. they've sung together twice in public the last 27 years. they're still really good friends. his farewell concert is october 25th. >> that will be amazing. i guess he knows when to fold'em. >> he will no longer be working 9:00 to 5:00. >> diane interviewed him a couple weeks ago, and he said, you know the sad part is a lot of the kids today, referring to 30-year-olds, have no idea who he is. >> that's sad. >> producers in the room admitted. they didn't know who they were. >> this has been buzzing in our newsroom for a while. that's the newly-unveiled wax sculpture that has fans outraged. >> madame tussauds museum. is it mariah? kate gosselin? a drag queen from the abbey? >> there you go. >> that is supposed to be, drum roll,

dallas, kansas city, nashville to name a few, a few thunderstorms here could begin to pop up. operations the cities are planning across that region. but we're going to shoot for about 93 degrees out of st. louis. in chicago, not a bad day at 83. we've seen much hotter on the 4th in the past. atlanta makes it up to around 90. when you factor in the humidity, some areas around nashville are getting up to around 90% humidity. generally speaking, about 50% to 60% widespread. it is going to be a muggy perspective for much of the fourth of july. lastly, leave with this -- we have what could potentially be tropical storm or hurricane don, 80% chance this will form sometime this week. at this point watching the leeward islands as an area of interest. guys? >> oh, yes. it's that time of year. thank you so much. >>> hitting the road this fourth of july? good news, you'll see the cheapest gas prices in were m a decade. that's next. ♪ no, please, please, oh! ♪ (shrieks in terror) (heavy breathing and snorting) no, no. the running of the bulldogs? surprising. what's not surprising? how muc

comentarista: hoy aquÍ en nashville se rompo lo rÉcord de audiencia-- rompiÓ el rÉcord de audiencia.l golazo que hizo steeven langil, tenÍa minutos de haber ingresado a la cancha y volteÓ el partido. comentarista: me parece que tenemos confirmaciÓn de que si repetimos el momento Épico del partido, no nos veremos mal. tenemos confirmaciÓn de que esa su seÑora, es su esposa. [risas] comentarista: y el bolillo dijo quÉ pasÓ? narrador: ya la producciÓn se puso a buscar la cara del bolillo. la producciÓn se puso a buscar. [risas] narrador: la producciÓn se puso a buscar y dice: tranquilos, de acuerdo. todos en paz. es la esposa del bolillo. podemos repetir la imagen. no la Íbamos a repetir, crack, estÁs de acuerdo? no le Íbamos a repetir si era un soldado hermano que habÍa caído en la batalla. [risas] comentarista: no ibas a seguir con tantos juegos, porque te ibas a arrepentir. ves cÓmo eres mala persona? narrador: ya tenemos la confirmaciÓn de que no lo Íbamos a meter en mÁs problemas. la gente estaba especulando! nosotros no especula musa en ningÚn momento! comentarista: yo siempre con

economy and nashville security. no astronauts have taken off from cape canaveral since the schultzes retired in 2011. >> amelia is here with more about the weather. you had a hectic day with all sorts of watches and warnings and are things calming down now? >> things are calming down here back. we are still under a flash flood watch, but the service is going to allow that to expire. pockets of he heavy rain in the panhandle and not enough to continue that flash flood watch. there is a chance for a shower early. most of your day is completely dry. very summer-like on the humid side. a gorgeous weekend in store especiallyhe nice weather for your monday. we will start off with plenty of clouds and not only that, but thick fog and i posted the visibilities also maybe an isolated shower around. the fog is starting to lift and wes move towards the midday hours, the sunshine starts to break out. into the evening hours and maybe an isolated storm or two. future weather has the thunderstorm chances all the way back to west v

night police arrested 58 marshall grant neily a part-time dean of students university of school of nashville. this morning the cyclist is recovering from serious, but not life threatening injuries. >> i'm grateful to be here. >> reporter: we'll have the latest on the brazen hit-and-run at 7:00 a.m. "g.m.a." first look, abc news new york. before fibromyalgia, i was a doer. i was active. then the chronic, widespread pain drained my energy. my doctor said moving more helps ease fibromyalgia pain. she also prescribed lyrica. fibromyalgia is thought to be the result of overactive nerves. lyrica is believed to calm these nerves. woman: for some, lyrica can significantly relieve fibromyalgia pain and improve function, so i feel better. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions or suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or worsening depression, or unusual changes inood or behavior. or swelling, trouble breathing, rash, hives, blisters, muscle pain with fever, tired feeling, or blurry vision. common side effects are dizziness, sleepiness, weight gain and swe

the couple was spotted sipping coffee on a balcony in nashville just last month. ♪ i remember >> a sourcels "e.t." that taylor is really focused on working on her new music and that she's keeping her new romance on lockdown in hopes of avoiding the media frenzy she's experienced with past loves. >> well, taylor's album is expected to drop later this year. her last record titled "1989" was released in 2014, so it has been a while. mplgt the fourth was also eventful for ben affleck and jennifer garner. they got together, and we have the details. >> the family reunited at an independence day parade. ben, jen, their three kids and the family dog, a golden retriever that ben gave the family when they split in 2015, all spread out on the grass beneath colorful umbrellas. both wore jeans. ben in a maroon tee, jen wore a red and white tank top. and last week, ben joined jen and the kids in the bahamas for a vacay at the atlantis resort. a source tells us they want to keep their kids' lives as normal as possible, and continue to do things together. our source says although they haven't ruled out d

. >> in the capital of country music, nashville, tennessee, already celebrating the fourth of july weekendthanks for joining us. we are following the stories including the battle over repealing and replacing obamacare, donald trump says congress should, quote, immediately repeal if they

recording standard for decades is making the big comeback in this digital age which is good news for the nashvillenited record pressing, the largest vinyl record making company in the country. the process is more complicated than you would think. >> this is the building, and we started making records in 1929. we like the growth of the vine but we need to find a bigger space. >> it is a one stop shop. this is the first step of making the record, and this is where we cut the lacquer. we take it through this electroplating process where we turn it into metal parts so that he can get onto the press. from the lacquer we create the master. we create the mother, and then we create the stampers which are actually bolted onto the press in the somewhat like a waffle maker. >> here is the vinyl press and we start with the pvc pellets that are like little beads. these are poured into these hoppers and melted down at a very high heat. it is somewhat like toothpaste as it is being melted down. as it gets melted down, it is coming out into this machine, and it takes the labels and it will press it. that is about

. >>> an administrator in a prove school in nashville is under arrest accused of hitting a bicyclist on the tennessee parkway. he was driving with his friend. a black volvo hit him and kept on going. he sustained serious but non-life-threatening injuries. the parkway is a designated bike route. >>> coming up on the "morning news" now, a fire in london breaks out. firefighters battle a huge blaze at a popular market. >>> and a sleeping kampfer in colorado attacked by a bear. this is the "cbs morning news." p you fall asleep faster and stay asleep longer. so you'll be ready for whatever tomorrow brings. because mom's love is unconditional. even at 6am. nature's bounty melatonin. we're all better off healthy. nature's bounty knows healthy cholesterol starts in your gut. so we made cardio-health, an innovative way to support healthy cholesterol, containing lrc, a probiotic strain that helps you metabolize dietary cholesterol. because we all want to be healthy for whatever comes next. nature's bounty cardio-health. the bathroom. when things go wrong here, you remember. quilted northern is