of metropolitan of nashville, southeast corner. it's populated, it's growing. of metropolitan of nashville, southeast corner. it's populated, it's growing. of metropolitan of nashville, southeast corner. it's populated, it's growing.cif metropolitan of nashville, southeast corner. it's populated, it's growing. extremely diverse. one of the largest iraqi/kurd populations are there, like our occkurdish allies in iraq. we have people from all over the world. very diverse growing, vibrant. there is some crime there, but not considered a real high crime area. just a lot of people, a lot of active people working and living their lives. so unusual to have these kind of things. in has been sporadic attacks around nashville like any other major city, but this one is pretty unusual at sunday morning church service. >> and it looks like they had just been finishing it, they had other services, other classes typically planned at least according to their website here for the rest of the day. not uncommon for a church on a sunday to have program

it's between nashville -- it's in the city of nashville, just before you go into murphysboro, where themiddle tennessee state university is. it's right next to the lake. this is an old, established church, apparently. i'm not familiar with the church, persay, but an old established church. the neighborhood has experienced some crime, growing pains, as that area has exploded, as nashville is growing leaps and bounds. so that area is very popular on the corridor between murphysboro and downtown nashville. so with the exploding population, of course, there's growing pains. there has been some crime there, but it's not considered an extremely high crime area or anything like that. so we don't know the motive, alex. it remains to be seen. they say the shooter is possibly wounded, as was reported. so maybe some answers can come from that. >> you mentioned the age of that church. we had on joe ebert from the tennessean who said he was going through the archives at the paper and saw their archives and saw in 1989 they were celebrating their 100th year. in a few years, they will be celebrating 1

i'm in hendersonville, just outside nashville, and alex has invited me to a musical landmark. incredible. i can't believe i'm here. >> welcome. >> thank you so much. and the cash cabin. what is this place? >> johnny cash built this cabin in the '80s as a getaway. one of the best recording studios in the world. >> and the families were close? >> yeah, our families go back to the '50s, when johnny and roy were roommates and labelmates at sun records. >> i can't wait to learn more, and i would love to see inside. >> of course. >> this cabin has been a creative refuge for dozens of major recording artists, but it's also like home to roy's boys, and a link to their late father. what was he like as a dad? >> he was pretty wonderful as a dad. >> born in 1936, roy spent much of his youth in vernon, texas. i heard that he wrote his first song at 8? >> he definitely had his first radio show as an 8-year-old. he walked down with his guitar and knocked on the door, and he said, "yeah, my name's roy orbison, and i want to play some songs for you guys." by the end of the year he had his own

a mass shooting taking place in a church about 15 minutes utes si outside of nashville. one woman is dead, seven others wounded including the gunman.ut outside of nashville. one woman is dead, seven others wounded including the gunman.te outside of nashville. one woman is dead, seven others wounded including the gunman.es outside of nashville. one woman is dead, seven others wounded including the gunman.s outside of nashville. one woman is dead, seven others wounded including the gunman. outside of nashville. one woman is dead, seven others wounded including the gunman. two are in critical condition. members of the burnett channpel congregation designing what they saw and heard as they were being let out. take a listen. >> the whole thing start at the end of the service. like everybody was greeting the preacher to go home. it was at the last pew. >> and what did you see? >> the guy came from the right side of the church and he was just shooting. he was just shooting. he came right to the middle and shoot more. >> could you see his face? >> he had a mask. >> and that witn

a deadly mass shooting at a church near nashville. the gunman in custody. >> desperation and danger in hurricane ravaged puerto rico. feeding hope to fining survivors in quake-stricken mexico city. we have updates from both disaster zones. >> oprah officially joins cbs news. >> to be a part of this esteemed group of story tellers is one of great nors of my career. >>> welcome to the "overnight news." i'm elaine quijano. on football sunday. nfl play ears croers across the took a knee and in defiance of president trump. the president called on team owners to fire or suspend players who refuse to stand during the national anthem. as team took the field sunday it was clear, players, coaches and executives are locked in solidarity over the right to peacefully protest racial injustice. errol barnett begins our coverage. >> reporter: president trump encouraged a boycott of the nfl in response to players kneeling as a sign of protest during the national anthem. tweeting if nfl fans refuse to go to games, you will see change take place fast. >

one woman dead after a masked gunman opened fire in a church in tennessee just outside of nashvil nashvilleere wounded. here is what we know about the shooting. police say the woman was killed in the church parking lot. the gunman entered the rear of the church where he opened fire. police say most victims were over 60 years old. all have been taken to area hospitals. what more are we learning about the sequ

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for was in nashville and near nashville, and i thought it is time to put down roots, and i did.ng, and i felt that it was home. charlie: how are you today? sheryl: i am great. i have two scrumptious boys and a network of friends. charlie: you have said somewhere that you are happy in the dark. sheryl: i do love not having a relationship with my cell phone. i am one of the few people that i can say that has gone through the process of weaning myself off of it. i don't love having to use my personal life as the byproduct of promotion. i do a little bit of it as far as social media is concerned, things that i am interested in, but i would prefer my kids have memories of me not always on my phone. charlie: and memories of you having conversations with them. sheryl: i don't want to miss out. we were in florida recently, and it was a full moon and it was not a clock. we were out hunting crabs and i said, look around. you got to remember this. the full moon, the option. -- the ocean. i don't want to miss it. charlie: what would you change about your life today? sheryl: i don't think i

we have two big stories we're following as we come on the air at a church just outside nashville, a gunman attacks congress began thes this morning as the service was just letting out. full report on that in just a moment. we begin on this football sunday with nfl players taking on president trump throughout the league. after the president used a vulgarity to refer to players who protest during the national anthem and encouraged team owners to fire them. scores of players took their protest to a new level today. kneeling, joining arms, some teams not even taking the field for the star spangled banner. powerful team owners including several who have been political supporters came out in support of their players. all of it prompting strong reaction just moments ago from president trump. >> we have great people representing our country. especially our soldiers, our first responders, and they should be treated with respect. and when you get on your knee and you don't respect the american flag or the anthem, that's not being treated with respect. >> sports and politics is where we begin tonight

a deadly church shooting outside nashville today.he man accused of opening fire is now out of the hospital himself and will be charged with murder and attempted murder. police say emmanuel sampson is the man who opened fire at the end of a sunday prayer service. one woman is dead, six other parishioners are injured. police credit a 22-year-old usher who was pistol whipped with stopping the gunman and the fbi and justice department have opened a civil rights investigation. paulo sandoval is investigating. >> reporter: we understand there will be a federal investigation as well that will be launched into the events of what happened just outside of nashville here. the department of justice and also the fbi will be launching a civil rights investigation as we try to find be a clear motive and answer that question why did this take place earlier today. here's what we know about what went down. about 11:15 this morning just outside of nashville as services were wrapping up we're told this 25-year-old gunman by the name of emmanuel sampson

autria: while nashville is starting to get bound rathered. this is from the mayor who took a helicopter tour and said the city is mostly dry. there's some relief for people there but now reality is setting in, as many as 100,000 homes are ruined by the floodwaters and the latest count, harvey has claimed 39 lives and that number is expected to rise. and some of the littlest the animals. autria: here this morning we have jamie from last chance animal rescue in waldorf with some of the dogs in much need of foster parents. jamie: we need foster parents and had a wonderful turnout yesterday but we need fosters and you can fill out the application on our website which is lastchanceanimalrescue.org. autria: you have 15 puppies left? i guess from the last delivery you got and more coming tomorrow. how many come in a delivery? jamie: 40 to 50 on saturday. autria: when you're talking fostering, you are talking two eeks of your time. jamie: and if it happens, they may become attached and adopt put. autria: what kind of home setup do they need and what

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to nashville jet. would no the have flown. >> and others with reputations you didn't want to get crossways with. felt obligation to the president of the united states to make sure we lived up to to the high -- we're seeing republican secretaries live down to the standard established by president trump. >> one reason not to do it, spirit of public service. other is looks bad. might get in trouble. they blew through both of these. even if you're not animated by spirit of public service, second one usually keeps people in check. don't want name in the papers but i have to remind people tom price was accused of series of extremely sketchy stock transactions, selling things he had knowledge and oversight of in congressional perch and he was confirmed anyway. wonder what message it sent to him. >> clearly the wrong one. this is why it's important for this reporting. has to be accountability somewhere. it not officials inside the administration or republicans in congress prepared to hold them accountable, has

and near nashville.down roots. and i did, and soon there after wyatt came along. and i just found that it was home. >> rose: how are you today? >> i'm great. i'm great. i have two just scrumptious boys and a great network of friends and it's just, you know,-- . >> rose: had said somewhere that you are happy in the dark. >> well, i do-- i love not having a relationship with my cell phone. i'm one of the few people that i can say that has gone through the process of weaning myself off of it. i don't love having to use my personal life as the bipod bsh-- by product of promotion. i do do a little bit of it as far as social media is concerned, things that i am interested in. but i would prefer my kids have memories of me not, you know, always on my phone. >> rose: memories of you having conversations with them. >> yeah. and i don't want to miss out. >> rose: and experiencing things with them. >> yeah. >> rose: and seeing things for the first time in their life with them. >> i don't want to miss out. we were i

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saying multiple people were down at the place of worship in antioch outside of nashville. the pastor of the church. joey span and wife among those shot. a person its dead. a woman shot in the church parking lot ach church service with 50 people inside. wrapped up for the afternoon. seconds after the shooting started. a church usher confronted the gunman pistol whipped. the member had a lice ns to carry went to the car to get a gun. during the struggle between the two men the suspect shot himself and subdue until police arrived. >> you hear about the things on television. don't think it gigs to be here. >> reporter: the gunman according to metro nashville police department left his car running outside the church. investigators believe he may have been planning to get away and was not trying to commit suicide when he shot himself, elaine. >> demarco, thanks. mom i dropped my ball. got it. ewwww oh eat it! lysol kills 99.9% of bacteria on soft and hard surfaces. one more way you've got what it takes to protect. you're lucky you're cute. lysol max cover with 2x wider coverage

in the nashville area. there's about 30 people that had to be water rescued and brought to shelters there. so it's not just texas. we've continued every day along the path. and numerous cars also got flooded out in the tennessee area. just south of nashville. in a similar scene could be playing out in kentucky where the heaviest rain is right now, near the bowling green area and seven million people under the flash flood watches. we would like to end this part of the story. you can still see the heavy rainfall that extends from the bowling green area up towards louisville. so if we have additional problems, that's where they'll be and the rainfall totals are looking around the order of five to seven inches total by the time we're done today. so maybe not done. continues. with temperatures in the mid 90s to central washington. >>> we'll be talking coming up later in the weekend forecast about all the excessive heat in the west. that's ridiculously and dangerously hot. >> what a summer. all right, bill, thank

we are learning new details about the suspect in today's mass shooting outside nashville, tennessee. some very bizarre messages on facebook that include this one quote become the creator instead of what's created and whatever you say goes end quote. nbc justice correspondent pete williams was the man who prevented further casualties. >> reporter: the sunday service just nashville when a man jumped out in the parking lot and jumped out with a handgun and shot and killed a woman coming out of the church and opened fire. >> this is a level 1 mass security incident. >> people were hiding and running to getaway. >> reporter: police say the church usher tackled the gunman who beat him with a pistol and fired another shot. >> during the struggle, the gunman shot himself, probably not intentionally in the left pectoral muscle, in the left chest. >> reporter: a woman in the church said the man firing the shots never said a word. >> he kept running in front of the church in the parking lot and started shooting and then looking to his left. that's when he came in the middle and then this guy ca

roy spencer joining us today giving his point of view from nashville.thank you, steve. steve: all right. what do you think about that? email us at friends@foxnews.com. after hurricane irma many people returned to their homes only to find there is nothing left. >> would stayed and i will never do it again. it was the most frightening experience and i should have listened to the authorities. steve: we are live on the ground in one the most devastated communities coming up. these police officers just wanted to help clean up after irma but they sparked a social media storm instead. wait until you hear the comments. but, first, happy birthday to ben savage, the boy meets world star is 37. ♪ endless shrimp is back at red lobster. and we went all out to bring you even more incredible shrimp and new flavors. like new nashville hot shrimp, drizzled with sweet amber honey, and new grilled mediterranean shrimp finished with a savory blend of green onions, tomatoes, and herbs. feeling hungry yet? good, 'cause there's plenty more where these came from. like garlic s

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one woman dead after a masked gunman opened fire in a church in tennessee just outside of nashvil nashville. at least six people were wounded. here is what we know about the shooting. police say the woman was killed in the church parking lot. the gunman entered the rear of the church where he opened fire. police say most victims were over 60 years old. all have been taken to area hospitals. what more are we learning about the sequence of events? >> it started at about 11:15 local time just after services were letting out. that is when authorities say the african-american man from rutherford account apparently arrived at the location and then shot and killed a woman in the parking lot before proceeding inside. we do understand the six other people were shot in the interior of the sanctuary before a church usher according to what authorities are saying tried to face-off with the gunman. the gunman pistol whipped him. that is when the usher went to his vehicle and grabbed his gun and engaged the suspect and in the end the suspect was shot. it's a nonlife threatening injury. authorities trying

. >>> in nashville the seattle danella sealock and refused to leave the locker room for the national anthem. in chicago steelers players didn't take the field either except for an army ranger that served in afghanistan. we made a photo gallery of the players kneeling. you can see it in the app by searching nfl. >>> five minutes after the hour. president trump is making changes to his controversial travel ban. the ban expired and restricted people from traveling to the u.s. from six muslim-majority nations. the new ban will keep five of the same countries on that list. chad, venezuela and north korea will be added to the list. >>> it's 6:05. we're working to find out why a man was armed near the white house over the weekend. >> this caused quite a scare on pennsylvania avenue. angie goff has a look at what happened. >> this is one of the the stories we'll be following all day as new details continue to come out. this is what we know right now. a man is facing multiple weapons charges after he was found with weapons near the white house. cnn was first to report this last night. the man

. - all recorded in nashville and fairly live. steve and i sat across from each other playing in scene, there wasn't a big baffle between us to separate the sounds and everything. the band just performed live in the control room actually, so there was bleeding of sounds all over the place and we didn't care. - [eric] you make a return to buddy miller actually, you have a long relation with buddy miller that goes back to new york. - goes back to austin, - [eric] oh, it goes back - [shawn] in the 70s. - [eric] to even before that. talk about that. - well i moved to austin '76, i think, with a band called the dixie diesels. we we're out of carbondale, illinois and we were kind of following the dream, asleep at the wheel, you know? we were kind of pattering ourselves after that. it was a cool band. and i was the girl singer. we got here and it was such a small community then and easy to navigate and with the number of clubs, we just got to know everybody quickly. one of our main gigs was the split rail, which is no longer here. - [eri

9 in nashville. then on the other side we're in the 50s and 60s. i'll have the latesttrack on hurricane maria and how it will impact parts of the east coast. . >>> still ahead on wusa9 protests aside washington pulled off a remarkable victory over the raiders last night. we havehighlights ahead. . >> plus back in business, key west is welcoming tourists again. those stories and moreahead. ralphcandidate for governor,rtham, and i sponsored this ad. they're studying for 21st century jobs. but ed gillespie supports donald trump's plan to take money out of virginia public schools and give it to private schools. as a washington dc lobbyist, ed gillespie worked for lenders trying to keep student loan rates high. and ed gillespie's plan to cut taxes for the wealthy could cut virginia school funding, too. ed doesn't stand for education. . >>> redskins defense that was really the story in the victory over the raiders on sunday night. 27-10 the redskins ofcourse get the victory. thedefense forced 3 oakland rarnovers, 0-11 were the s ideron offense for 3rd do

i know is 6:13, he led to the village conversation -- church near nashville is charged with murder. 25-year-old emanuel samson is being held without bond... police say he shot and killed a woman and injured six >>> the man accused of opening fire at a church in nashville is charged with murder. 25-year-old emanuel sampson is held without bond after he shot and killed a woman and injured 6 others yesterday. the shooting happened as prayer service was laying out. lycie sampson killed a woman walking to her car. he then entered the church and shot 6 others before he was confronted by an usher>> during conversation search a was -- during the struggle the gunman shot himself probably accidentally.>> i don't understand this. >> police are questioning sampson about his motives. they have opened a federal civil rights investigation into the shooting.>>> suspect was shot during a conversation with police officers and mayor -- 2nd -->> officer safe they heard shots fired. they had no problem going inside. a man was holding his wife and kids ages 5 and 11, hostages.>> laura david doesn't know the

in nashville, the titans seahawks refusing to leave their locker rooms as the national anthem blared over a near-empty field. president trump: this has nothing to do with race or anything else. this has to do with respect for our country and our flag. the point of colin kaepernick taking a knee last season was based on racial injustice. >> the reason why he knelt was police brutality, excessive force, the oppression of different people of color. janai: hall of fame quarterback terry bradshaw disagrees with the protests, but stands behind the right to do it. kerry: i am not sure if our president understands those rights. trump uninvited the golden state warriors from visiting the white house after star player steph curry said he did not want to go. wentashtag " take a knee -- "take a knee" went viral. partnna: the redskins were of the protest. quarterback josh norman did not hold back his feelings for the president's comments. take a listen. josh: i this country, he has to stand for something. you have to. when a man calls you out like -- you are supposed be the president of america.

errol barnett is outside of the church of christ church in nashville with this story.rning. >> reporter: good morning. authorities are still searching for a motive which drove samson to attack church-goers at this otherwise peaceful house of worship which witnesses say' te e n ed.path ordeastl began after 11:15 on sunday morning just as church services were being let out. >> we can only imagine the kind of kind of horror. >> reporter: police say he drove this blue suv to the church and left the engine running and got out to two pistols. his face partially covered with a mask. they say he shot and killed melanie smith, a 39-year-old mother of two. she was a caring woman who loved god according to her daughter brianna. >> everybody is looking for why, why, why. there is no understanding evil. there is no understanding hate. >> reporter: samson allegedly entered the church and walked down the aisle shooting as he moved and hitting and wounding the church pastor before he was confronted by a 22-year-old usher caleb engle. place say samson pistol-whipped him and accidentall

now the developing story and tennessee, a church near nashville is a crime scene tonight. federal investigation is underway to pinpoint why. the police say a gunman killed one and injured several more as services were wrapping up a stop the authorities have charged the man with murder. cheryl conner is live at the news desk, following all the details on this. cheryl: the shooter was also shot, but tonight we know he is out of the hospital and in jail. a congregation that had just wrapped up sunday services now prayers, one dead, six injured after a man fired a gun at the church near nashville. the time i got over there, the green explorer. then he turned around and shot her in the face. died wasoman who 39-year-old melanie smith. her children were not at the service. >> i'm still in shock. cheryl: the other victims were taken to area hospitals, and so was the gunman, identified as 25-year-old emanuel sampson. the police said that sampson accidentally shot himself in the chest and is expected to survive. it happened when an usher held him down. >> the church of sure was pis

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remember, this is a rule suburb just outside the city of nashville. a quiet country church. it's terrible if this happens anywhere, but here is one of the last places you would expect it. >> it could've been a lot worse had it not been for that church usher who stepped in. >> that's right. that church usher is only 22 years old. his name is robert ingle. he actually confronted the gunmen according to witnesses during the scuffle. his gun went off injuring the gunmen. what's unclear, authorities aren't sure whether the suspect wanted to shoot himself or whether the gun accidentally went off injuring the gunmen. either way, it stop the shooting spree in its tracks and police are calling this young man a hero. >> thank you. >> the trump administration is weighing its options on a new version of the travel ban. what that new order might look like. plus, the grand cassidy health care bill could be on life support with to more gop senators saying they are on the fence. the white house said it is not ready to pull the plug. >> what we are actually doing as we are taking dollars out

a live look out of downtown nashville. the latest headlines from nbc news. >>> the storm pushing as far north as tennessee. nashville is very stormy looking. there are several reports of water rescues as well. but in texas a flooded chemical plant in crosby is still smolderi smoldering. our sister station found a history of violations, reporting it is a question of when not if that remaining unstable material will degrade, catch fire, and even possibly explode. there are 38 storm-related deaths though people are still missing. people are starting to get access. >> others are just now feeling the brunt of hurricane harvey. >> reporter: well this is part of the recovery effort. the drugstores around the houston area are beginning to open. medicine is available in the houston once again. stores that say they open 24 hours a day are limiting those hours. the stores are not fully operational. there's more recovery as well as victims assessing the damage caused by harvey. and victims feeling it almost a full week by now. a task

according to the new york times, nsb's to the fraternal order of alice in nashville, -- in speech to the fraternal order of police in nashville, jeff sessions said these restrictions made it harder for police to protect themselves. he said we will not put -- superficial concerns about public safety. guest: i believe that is a false narrative. obama administration did not deny to law enforcement a single piece of equipment that they needed. created a situation where law enforcement need to state why they needed it and verify that they can use the equipment. much of this equipment is deadly. host: just a little bit more times piece. york it says, local law enforcement officials have defended the program say it is a way to acquire equipment that is useful in dangerous situations without stretching eight height budget. for example, the harris county sheriff's office in texas received two armored vehicles from the program. another police department cited the search for terrorists, like we saw after the boston marathon bombing, as a need for this equipment. how can police get this equipmen

you don't think it will be your church. >> reporter: the gunman according to the metro nashville policeent left his car running outside the church, investigators believe he may have been planning to get away and was not trying to commit suicide when he shot himself, elaine. >> quijano: demarco, thanks. officials in hurricane-raf vajed puerto rico said today a dam appears to be on the verge of collapsing. the dam was apparently cracked by flood waters from hurricane maria. david begnaud says that's not the only crisis on the island. >> reporter: from the air we were able to get new video of wide spread damage in am so of the hardest hit areas. before leaving the city, we saw flood water on the road leading to the main airport. homes in san juan are-- san juan are still surrounded by water. >> this is loiza one of the poorest areas of puerto rico. >> the damage is catastrophic here. in catno the flooding is as wide spread today as it was four days ago when we foundct we made it o guajataca. >> where officials say this 90 year old dam is in jeopardy of breaching after a portion of the spil

in this case, you have secretary price flying from here to nashville. i guarantee you there are lots of commercial flights and no reason he had to take a noncommercial flight. in addition to what we are seeing with these three cabinet officials, we have this culture of corruption that really needs to stop because this flows from the top. with the president, what we have now is the president staying at all these private properties that are his or owned by his family and comes with his secret service and other folks and they are paying money to these properties to stay there, to eat there and all of that money flows back to the trump organization. so the president is enriching himself and his family at taxpayer expense. no wonder we have three cabinet officials doing these insane things with taxpayer funds. and now we have a republican congress unwilling to do oversight on this. you have speaker ryan going on tv saying that he thinks the present administration is doing great. well, you can't have this kind of taxpayer waste when you've got the public trus

no, tell them about nashville hot! who said that? georgia gold. nashville hot! ahhhhhhhh!at kfc. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: that's our show for tonight. before we go, let's check in with jordan klepper whose new show "the opposition" debuts after "the daily show" next monday september 25th. how's it going over there? >> who wants to know? >> trevor: i do. i asked the question. >> who told you to ask the question. >> trevor: nobody. we're just exchanging pleasant tries. >> blink if you were told what to say. better yet, don't blink. >> trevor: which do i -- >> i knew it! tell them things are going great and if "they" want more details, watch monday with everybody else. >> trevor: you're just weird. have a nice night. now here it is... your moment of zen. >> when president trump first arrived at the united nations, he had to check how his mic worked. >> does red mean it's on or off? >> off. >> that was the president asking the secretary general of the united nations for a little help. >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this

the titans took on the seahawks down in nashville today and it was quite a strange sight for fans.a look at this video that was shot by greg bell of the news tribune this afternoon. neither team took to the field for the national anthem. they both decided to stay in the locker room. players across the league very upset with president trump, philadelphia eagles star running back said, the president was devote, acting like a jerk. we are also getting late word that the oakland raiders offensive line will either sit or kneel during the national anthem before the redskins game inside. to find out what the redskins may do and get a preview of what's going on let's go to carol maloney. she's in the stadium. hi, carol. >> reporter: no official announcements from the teams but some of the players are trickling out right now. and they're certainly riled up about the latest developments. whether or not they organize a team demonstration remains to be seen. now nbc sports mike treeko was on meet the press earlier today and he joined me just a few minutes ago here to talk about how he understa