how do you like nashville?: what's it like to have kathie lee in nashville? >> john: we love you because you're so genuine and you are a real country girl. this town has all the fireworks of entertainment and everything else but it's a down to earth country. we are right here in the middle of the country. >> kathie lee: you know what i love so much about it. what i do not miss about the northeast is the arrogance of it and -- i've got friends up there. i don't mean it is a blanket statement but as a culture. it's a gotcha kind of culture and after 35 years of it, i said you know what, i want to hang out with people that love god, love my wine, love music. love our country. >> greg: still making wine? >> kathie lee: ♪ you bring the whiskey ♪ ♪ i'll bring the wine >> john: let's get this going. >> greg: what is happening? >> john: we are having a moment. >> greg: we are going to do this again. later tonight. up next. >> kathie lee: how is your wife, by the way? >> greg: she's good. she says hello. >> kathie lee:

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. >>> and the nfl draft about to kick off in nashville. we're live with robin roberts and the big question tonight -- who will be the number one pick? >>> good evening. it's great to have us with us on a busy thursday night. i'm tom llamas, in for david. and we begin with that breaking news in the measles outbreak, spreading across this country. the worst in 25 years. and tonight, hundreds of students am faculty at two major un universities in los angeles are under quarantine. there are now cases in 22 states. look at the map right there. how are the latest cases exposed? abc's chief national correspondent matt gutman starts us off in l.a. >> reporter: tonight, that measles scare racing through two of the biggest university systems in the country. many dozens possibly exposed to what is considered one of the world's most contagious viruses. >> we have five cases, four of which are linked as an outbreak. that stemmed from a traveler who was unvaccinated. >> reporter: that traveler, coming in from abroad, apparently going through los angeles

want to go to nashville.nfl draft tonight. how is it going, guys? >> look who i found here, guys. wonderful, couldn't think of a better teammate. you know what this night is all about. >> this is such a big night. anxiety, mystery, excitement and so much energy having all these amazing fans. this is going to be a night to remember. >> we'll have more coming up, guys. >> looking forward to that. >>> here it's take our kids to work day and we're celebrating with the tiniest take over ever. upstairs we have kids and their parents dressed for success in their matching work outfits. george, even got one of the kids was able to interview you. big exclusive. >> it was tough. they were pressing me hard this morning. >>> we have a lot of news to get to including that announcement from joe biden. officially kicked off his presidential campaign this morning reshaping the democratic race. want to go to our senior national correspondent terry moran for the latest. good morning, terry. >> reporter: good morning, george. jo

let's go back to paula faris in nashville with more.ng the charts. i may or may not have listened to it 15 times. it certainly is catchy. she's been dropping hints to her fans about her work and her location. yesterday they found her here in nashville and, wow, did she ever reward them. ♪ i'm the only one of me, i'm the only one of me, that's the fun of me ♪ >> reporter: taylor swift delighting fans overnight with the release of "me" sending them into a complete frenzy online. ♪ me >> reporter: telling our own robin roberts that "me" is for everyone looking for a pick-me-up. >> tell us a little more about "me." >> "me" is a song about embracing your individuality and celebrating it and owning it and, you know, i think that with a pop song we have the ability to get a melody stuck in people's heads and i want it to be one that makes them feel better about themselves. >> who has helped you feel better about yourself over time? >> the fans are amazing. i cannot believe how dedicated they are. how thoughtful. i can't believe how much they c

i bought them here in nashville.eat to be back here in music city. [ cheers ] bernie last night said he has a plan to ensure every american can understand how important it is to have access to the american dream. i hope more democrats come on the air. by the way, i want to say congratulations to martha and bret. they did a fantastic job. >> julie: it was a fair interview. i will give it to bernie sanders for coming on to fox. he did take a lot of digs i didn't think were necessary. there was one point bret asked bernie why he didn't refuse the tax cuts he was so adamantly against. i want to play a portion of that. okay. we already played that. i thought we had another one on that. bret also i guess pressed bernie on the book that made him a millionaire, dana. you and i talked about that earlier. i mean, a lot of his fan base and his voters are millennials. those millennials look up to this man because they feel they can identify with him. his taxes though, now that he's been deemed a millionaire and part of the 1% br

t reporter: there's no such thing as much fun when you're in nashville.t is absolutely amazing out here. i'm just going to step out of the way. the city is the star of the show today. all 32 teams reprented here at the nfl. we've got the giants, the saints, colts, the titans. everyone just wants to know what the washington redskins are going to do. i'll tell you this much. for as good of a team that's drafted, especially in the first round, there isn't a lot of hopn amongst f that daniel snyder and the front office is going to get this right. obviously they have no choice, but we cannot help but ask d th who they want the redskins to draft? here's what they had to say. take a listen. >> dwayne haskins would be a nice add. >> anybody but a quarterback. >> i got my eye on one. i'm not going to say who. >> you don't want to jinx? >> do whatever, please, to win the super bowl. >> let's go defense. let's really shore that side of the ball up. that way the 17 point games are where we're going to live and breathe. good running attack. bring case over. let colrit

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nashville is the big winner.you plan on taking that and reinvesting that is that taxes or you figure that out down the line? . >> i'm sure it's figured out down the line but i'm sure they are appreciating it. blake: how did you sign this? you are a large or medium-sized city but now put up 100,000 people in one night 200,000 over the weekend. looking like times square on new year's eve. how do you go about to make sure it went off okay quick. >> fortunately we have posted other large events we do a very big firework show during fourth of july we do have some experience that what makes this different not only the draft but jimmy buffett plays tomorrow with the rock 'n roll marathon. we have a lot of coordination over one year to make sure this goes off without a hitch. blake: what are people telling you? . >> absolutely. we have been very accommodating allowing workers to work remotely or are shutting down but the bars and restaurants have been rented out by teams those are the big winners. . >> in the political w

jessie, i'm john rich and this is my world. ♪ >> 5:00 in new york city, 4:00 here in nashville, tennesseealtitude, what's going on? ♪ ♪ ♪ shut up about politics >> dana: honestly, was that great? >> jesse: great package, great trip, i want to go back next year. >> dana: it could become an annual holiday. >> greg: it's completely worthless if that song isn't released. that song has to be released. by the way, we didn't talk about the next song, "save check-in, ride pickle." the chicken was so hot, dana. ate four cold bites of the chicken and i was fine. >> donna: you won the contest. >> dana: i had little bites. >> dan: what were you eating next? >> donna: this restaurant has mild chicken, very the second one was cayenne pepper. and the beignet, all kind of peppery. >> dana: where should we go next? tell us on social media, where do you think "the five" should go next? >> greg: california, they have these great little mini race or cars you can go around the track. >> jesse: i think we shoulgo to san francisco, go right into greg's old stomping grounds, right into san francisco. >> greg: yo

nashville hot chicken, does that sound good for lunch?geist which i think has your name on it. >> soak the chicken the night before, marinated. >> i'm going to join you. >> poltergeist, down the hatch. >> okay, okay. i get it. >> cowboy hats, boots, whatever you're looking for man. >> is that cowboy hat going to mess up my hair? >> your hair might mess up the cowboy hat. >> you ready to get some food? >> let's go. >> do the two-step, whatever you feel like. it's like country cinderella. that's definitely you. definitely you. wow, that's awesome. very sharp. very sharp. jessie, i'm john rich and this is my world. ♪ >> 5:00 in new york city, 4:00 here in nashville, tennessee, . >> if your hair got any higher it would have its own altitude, what's going on? ♪ ♪ ♪ shut up about politics >> dana: honestly, was that great? >> jesse: great package, great trip, i want to go back next year. >> dana: it could become an annual holiday. >> greg: it's completely worthless if that song isn't released. that song has to be released. by the way, we didn't

from houston to new orleans, north through nashville. damaging winds, pounding hail, the flood threat. more than 40 million americans in the path tonight. >>> survivor story. the couple lucky to be alive, speaking out after a freak accident. more than a dozen power line poles toppling. one smashing straight through their windshield. how they survived. and the investigation into the cause of that collapse. >>> also tonight, the abc news exclusive. a family demanding answers after their daughter, a fifth grader, dies following a fight inside of her classroom. authorities still not revealing the official cause of death. >>> and the home explosion mystery. the residence reduced to rubble. the blast blocking the neighborhood. tonight, what may have caused that home to blow. >>> good evening. i'm tom llamas.

nashville's lower broadway usually full of bachelorette parties with the pedal taverns.s and bridesmaids who arrived for their celebrations were not happy. fox 17 spoke to one of the aggrieved parties. >> the person that's going to pay for this is my husband when i refuse to watch football the entire season. like i'm talking -- no super bowl. >> no. >> because you get married once. >> yep. >> how often does the draft happen? >> every freaking year. >> at least one bar perhaps flooded in testosterone quickly invited bachelorette parties with a brides-eat-free promotion. you probably could have checked the calendar and seen the draft. >> if i ever were to get to married, i would want my bachelorette in nashville, and i bachelorette in nashville, and i would not be mad at the men in i'm adam, and i make robots. the new surface pro can handle all of my programs. the new surface pro can handle all of my programs. i can paint, i can mold, i can code. i can take an idea from a sketch and turn it into a real product in one device. it's pretty amazing. brushing only reaches 25% o

in 1980 when i was governor of tennessee in wanted to run for president so to nashville to meet in my office, senator lugar and his aide mitch daniels later the governor of indiana and now the person from purdue university and the senator from new hampshire and his aide. i admired him then and throughout the rest of his career. it was a privilege to serve with him on the foreign relations committee while he was the chairman of that file i was elected in the united states senate. when richard lugar had something to say, he had something to say some people actually listen to him. we have a tradition where we have thursday lunch hosted by various members of the caucus. i will serve something from the jack daniels, not the whiskey, but the food. senator highsmith served some food last week before the recess. we go around the room in the order we came in and everyone will stand up and say something. we all say something, but what was different about richard lugar is he actually had something to say. he was intelligent, thoughtful, he was never flamboyant, never into symbolic jokes, he domi

and as we head to break, our photo of the week, it f comesm thursday night's nfl draft in nashville,ormer clemson iversity star defensive tackle christian wilkins drafted 13th overall by the miami dolphins, in the exuberance of the biggest night of his life, the 6'3", 350 pound wilkins greeted and stunned nfl commissioner roger goodell with a celebratory flying chest bump. congratulations, big fellow. if ywhen you brush or floss, you don't have to choose between healthy gums and strong teeth. complete protection from parodontax rs 8 designed benefits fo hea. complete protection from parodontax. introducing the all new chevy silverado. it the official truck calloused hands and elbow grease. the official truck of gettingo work, and getting to work. of late nights, and date nights. it's the official truck of homecoming, and coming home. the all new chevy silverado. the strongest, most advanced silverado ever.ic it's the offl truck of real people. so, every day, we put our latest technology and unrivaletwork to work. the united states postal service makes more e-commerce deliveries to ho

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and hundreds of thousands of american football fans are expected to flock to nashville tennessee this weekend for the twenty one thousand and a fall draft country music star tim mcgraw is part of the organizing team and will perform free concerts in the music city as part of the festivities the best young footballing talent will be selected over three days with nashville looking to put on a party for the rest of the finance. we have the opportunity to sort of set the mark of what these events should be like i think we have a sort of opportunity to really plant a flag and say this is this is the way it's supposed to be done and i think we've got the. right people here in nashville i think it's the right set up the right of the museum as a and in the right sort of combination of people to make this thing really something special and something big and sort of be that the water mark for for a drastic. tennis players are fine tuning their clay court game with the year's second grand slam tournament the french open about a month away now this week some of the best men's players are in barce

she's in nashville getting ready for the show., we'll call him fudgy mcgehee and he doesn't know a whole lot about sports. will there still be an entertaining reason to watch? >> that's why we're doing it on abc. i'm glad you asked that question, sir. what we're going to do in addition to what you've seen over the years with the draft is give you the color. we have luke bryan joining us, bobby bones will be on the streets. there will be 100,000 people each night on the streets here in nashville watching the draft. there is great interest. au you're going to be entertained as well as informed when you watch our broadcast. >> listen to robin roberts. your home for the nfl draft, live coverage starts live at 5:00 p.m. and continues tomorrow and saturday. >>> so, alexa is not only listening, it apparently knows your address, too. bloomberg news reporting some amazon team members have access to users' geographic coordinates which can easily be translated into physical addresses. bloomberg interviewed employees were concerned amazon is

>>in a series of tweets nashville's mayor canceled the removal of the trees for monday.as we understand will still remove them at a later date. but they will have to remove the trees intact and replant them somewhere else in the city, the nfl also agreed to plant an additional 200 cherry trees, other places in nashville. >>if there's one thing you don't do you don't mess with the cherry trees there so scenic where you see the mine out of michigan beautiful churches things are really been blooming because the weather's been. >>so nice all the trees across the bay area. her really going at it. but that little promise you got allergies might have been so badly what about yours yeah they should kick in in april but i think because all the wet weather. yeah things are little girl. >>and this year we're here as well it's as brutal. >>it is brutal, but i mean the good thing is we are going to notice drier conditions overall to start out april so it looks like this week's storm system what really arrive until tuesday, but we are going to have very muggy forecast with daytime hig

some women are vowing revenge. >> it's the south in nashville.his weekend, this is -- turning to this. the nfl closes streets, pushes pedal taverns off broadway and brings in thousands of football fans. >> it changes the crowd, what you're here for. i don't want to hang out with football guys. i'm good. i have the watch football on sundays. >> when did i start planning the draft? i feel like i just found out about this. i found out three days ago. made me want to cry. the person that is going to pay for this is my husband when i refuse to watch football the entire season. like i'm -- no super bowl. you get married once. how often does the draft happen? >> every freaking year. >> here to talk about this, cyrus, professional wrestler and fox news contributor. there's a tweet from cindy lunderberg. she said this is my personal fire fest. you don't feel sorry for them. >> no. how does it feel, ladies, to have your evening ruined by yelling and screaming people? i have -- those of us, you try to have a family meal and there's a bachelorette party. you

when my father arrived in nashville to attend fiction university in the 1950s a black body had to travel along known routes, relying hon the experiences of other black people. for men years a guide call the green book informed black travelers of places where it was possible for them to sleep and eat. it is a map of a modern underground railroad. black bodies at a place would look like encounter insults to their dignity or worse. the green book ceased publication in 1966 but to this day there are cities and towns in this country in which the perils inherent in traveling black have not subsided. john was not ignorant of the roost of my father's anxiety but the danger presented by the flat tire took precedence over any other type of danger. interest between the clarity of his focus and the complexity of my father's anxiety, perhaps lies the difference between living black and living white in america. that there is a difference is indisputable, how deep the difference runs is impossible to ascertain. i see the difference. mostly i despise it. so my belief that difference can engender pleasur

what a show they put on in nashville, tennessee, last night. back at it tonight.'m dave briggs. >> happy friday. i'm michelle kosinski. it's half past the hour. joe biden is in, and he's already under attack from all sides. the former vice president running for the white house and no one took notice faster than the current occupants. biden is the democrat president trump has long worried he would face in the general election. so the president went right after him. >> i think that, you know, when you look at joe, i have known joe over the years. he's not the brightest lightbulb in the group but he's a pretty sleepy guy. he's not going to be able to deal with president xi, i will tell you. that's a different level of energy, and frankly intelligence. >> biden's announcement video was largely free of biography, policy, instead he went straight out on one of the president's most shocking moments. >> very fine people on both sides? those words, the president of the united states assigned a moral equivalence between those spreading hate than those with the courage to st

well, living in nashville, i could see that happening. >> yee-haw. >> the honkey-tonks. today if you want to get in the hot tub, it may be a good thing. >> it will be a great day. is it ever a bad day to get in the hot tub? >> on a bus? >> we're going to see sunshine today. this is the way we begin, with dry weather. still breezy winds. every now and then you can see the palm trees waving a bit. temperatures start at 50 degrees. it is cooler compared to yesterday morning at this time. a cold front has moved through. we will enjoy a little bit of dry weather for today. as you head out the door in antioch, expect the temperatures in the low 50s. we'll be 64 at 11:00 and continuing to go up from there, eventually hitting 73 degrees. another jump in temperatures for today. sen-day forecast, you'll see that we will have some up and downs the next couple of days. napa reaches 71. 68, ukiah. san francisco today reaching 65 degrees. as you are standing in front of the closet getting dressed today, it is a day for a light jacket to start out. also a good day for the dress shoes.

one more nashville thing.wishes event in nashville. we got to go this year. we did a joint one more thing. >> every year at the palm where we wait tables for people who make donations and they raise money for children with life-threatening medical conditions. dana and i went down and did good things and also had you fun. >> our friend johnny put a little video together. let's watch. we're in the kitchen waiting for wishes in middle tennessee. all these celebrities, little big town, they're serving hundreds of meals and the key is for all of us to be really humble and for us to be the servants for the night. i'm not sure where jesse is. he is probably eating somebody's steak. >> let me butter your roll again. >> we're back. it's time for dessert. jesse waters hasn't picked up a single plate all night. jesse, you didn't like that. what is the deal? >> greg, greg is busy. >> what was he busy with? that's the question. >> i probably can't talk about what happened last night. >> it is a great event. we got to meet

you know what i love about nashville? all the people there. yeah. >> they believe in god. they love to make -- they make music. they love to eat. they love my wine. what's not to love? >> jimmy: what's not to love? [ laughter ] [ cheers ] >> what's not to love! it's -- honestly, i was there during the election. nobody was even talking about it. everybody -- and people pull for you there. >> jimmy: yeah. root for yres a beautiful -- ye. it just co understand why we can't talk to one another anymore respectfully and with decency and care. god made every single one of us like the scene in the movie, made every single one of us -- >> jimmy: yeah. >> and loves us equally. and if we don't start turning stuff around, we're not going to have much of a planet. i don't want to live in a world where there is no mercy. everybody falls in this world. and we don't give them one chance at redemption. we don't give them a chance to have mercy and be forgiven and another chance at life and to redeem themselves. i don't want to live in a world like that, you kn

they'll pack downtown nashville alongside the 70,000 people who work there every day.o work from home on thursday and stride. >> we've been talking about it at the office for the last few weeks. everybody's getting prepared for it. everybody knows what's come. we're trying to get ahead of the curve. >> we've been delayed track getting into work. so much stuff going downtown. >> city officials in nashville say this year's draft will be the largest multiday event ever staged in a place that calls itself music city usa. you can watch the nfl draft here on abc 7. it will air starting 5:00 p.m. thursday, 4:00 p.m. friday and 9:00 a.m. on saturday. >> still ahead on abc 7 news at 11:00, a police officer stops a young driver for an expired license plate. why the cop then helped him get a job instead of handing out a ticket. >>> and i'm drew tuma tracking very warm temperatures for the week. and we'll look at numbers in the accuweather seven-day forecast after break. >> we're sharing stories of inspiration in a weekly digital series called "more in common." >> a harvard profes

jeffrey brown joined her in nashville.s part of our ongoing coverage of arts and culture series, "canvas." ♪ yeah, i'm proud to be a coal miner's daughter ♪ >> brown: it was a birthday baso unlike aer, as the matriarch of country music was feted for a career that's already spanned six decades. >> happy birthday. b >> hapthday, ms. loretta. >> happy birthday. ♪ happy birthday to you >> brown: but this year, loretta t nn claimed, marked a first. >> this is my firthday party i ever had. >> brown: oh really? >> yeah. i whas a little girl, mommy would say, "well, today, you're five years old."xt ime, "today you're six." i never had a birthday. >> brown: well, now you deesrve it, i ♪ you've come to tell me something you say ♪ i ought to know >> brown: who's who of country music, and 12,000 fans, filled nashville's bridstone arena in early april, to mark lynn's 87th birthday. it was her first public appearance since suffering a20 stroke in . ♪ i'm here to tell ya, gal to lay offf my man >> brown: serenading her, stars like mirand

she is in nashville getting ready for the big show.say there was someone, we'll call him mcgehee and he doesn't know a lot about sports. will there be an entertaining reason to watch? >> that's why we're doing it on abc. i'm glad you asked the question, sir. what we're going to do in addition to what you've seen over the years with the draft is give you the color. we have luke bryan joining us, bobby bones will be on the streets. 100,000 people each night in the streets here in nashville watching the draft. there is great interest. yes, you're going to be fine. you're going to be entertained as well as informed when you watch our broadcast. >> and, look, i love talking to robin about this because she knows every little bit of sports. inside and out. and i don't. she's a great teacher. abc is your home for the nfl draft. live coverage with robin roberts starts live at 5:00 p.m. and continues tomorrow and saturday. we should note "jeopardy" and "wheel of fortune" will air at 10:00 and 10:30 because of the draft. so either stay up or set

we will have the best time, this is tuesday april 16th in nashville.s, that is where we will be come up greg. >> greg: "the greg gutfeld show," and saturday april 13th, and i will never speak to you again, i think i have time for this, don't i? and you know what makes me hap happy, two dogs having fun. look at that. you know what is amazing? that balloon weighs 200 pounds. >> dana: that's pretty good. >> greg: just little people dressed in dog outfits. >> dana: neat. wow! >> greg: we can learn a lot from these people. let's just keep watching the dogs forever. all right? >> dana: amazing if you want to do your little thing at the end, okay, jesse. >> jesse: i would like to wish my mother a very happy birthday. dr. waters, i should correctly address her. i called her to say happy birthday and she said she got the cable fixed on the tv. she said every station comes in clear except fox news. >> dana: conspiracy. >> jesse: i don't know what's going on they are, but anyway -- >> greg: marine biologist, dr. waters. >> jesse: someone in my family needed a deg

we had fun in nashville. we have a special surprise with "the five" with more on the song we did with john rich and greg gut fiefel gutfeld. >> dana: it's called "shut up about politics." we're going to take a break. thanks. new details about russian hackers gaining access to election computers in florida. and democrats are divided over impeachment with some still pushing to remove the president from office. why party leaders are backing away after the mueller report. >> let me assure you, whatever the issue and challenge that we face of the congress of the united states will honor the oath of office to protect and defend the constitution of the united states, to protect our democracy. oment... ...when a plan stops being a plan and gets set into motion. today's merrill can help you get there with the people, tools, and personalized advice to help turn your ambitions into action. what would you like the power to do? billions of problems. morning breath? garlic breath? stinky breath? there's a therabreath for y

and claire gibson is a writer based in nashville, tennessee. born and raised in the u.s. military academy at west point she grew up captivated in the beautiful hudson river valley and long dreamed of writing a story that honored her childhood home and what inspired her there. her compelling stories of these experiences have been featured in the washington post, the science monitor, the tennessean, and many other publications. this is her debut novel. [applause] welcome to these two marvelous writers. i am going to open up the conversation and whenever i do these panels, we open up to the audience, they always asked the first question, where did you get your stories ? i was really interested when i was reading taya kyle's book, you came to woman stories during nonfiction and you came to fiction -- but you both there are stories of people who have to find strength and inner strength when they least expected it. how did you both come to the stories that you're telling. i guess that's my question. >> i think you're exactly right. there is a definite commonality here. it speak

also nashville, tennessee is getting ready to host the nfl draft this week.headaches for people who work there. and we are following the bombings country lock a that killed more than 200 people on easter sunday. but we are learning new tonight about the attacks >> dr. stanley: remember this: cannot change the laws of god. when he has visited you in some form of adversity and he brings you through that, that's like he has increased the strength of the foundation of your life and your faith in him. [music] ng more more. >>i said that to be pretty nice out. >>would like to express my condolences to the families of victims and those injured in the attack that took place in the country today. i see these as a major crises that believe the country and its economy to instability. >>the prime minister of sri lanka is condemning today's deadly bombings in his country. this is one of them. this was at saint anthony's church in the country's capital colombo. this map shows all of the attacks today and you can see they are scattered all over the place in that country the

we're looking at target area of throughout the day, covering up nashville, i-40 and in portions of alabama with urban flash flooding and the possibility of tornadoes. looking for stagnant showers in parts of the northeast. i'm accuweather meteorologist paul williams. >>> coming up, a very new kind of potato chip. see if you've tried it. >>> but first -- word of another staff shakeup in the trump administration. >>> and new research on screen time and kids. just how much of a problem it can become. >>> and more on this shocking crash. a family barely avoids getting killed outside of a restaurant. we'll hear from that mom, next. >>> back, now, with new details about this dramatic crash. a car slamming into a california restaurant, nearly hitting a mother and her kids. they escaped unharmed. this morning, we're now hearing from the mother in that video. >> juliana perez says it's a miracle she and her daughters were not hurt. >> i can't believe it. i can't believe it. we are alive. i'm so lucky. i saw the car, like, very close to me. and i'm like, it's coming. i cannot do anything. i cannot r

we are headed to nashville, we will be at the wildhorse saloon.for the entire hour. he will be a guest host and we will have a special appearance by the one and only kathy lee gifford. it john rich is going to give us a one-of-a-kind tour of nashville, full of surprises. if you want to come, no tickets are necessary, the doors open at 11:00 a.m. 4:00 p.m. and at times on. 5:00 p.m. eastern if you want to watch us on the show. jesse and i will also take place and ate an annual waiting for wishes benefit. the kevin carter foundation and make-a-wish middle tennessee. last year we did this, i think they raised $125,000. little big town but tito ortiz, love that guy, and scotty mccreary, dozens more. we are actually considered celebrities, which i think is funny. it's exciting. greg, go. >> even though there are no tickets for the event, i will be selling vip passes in the parking lot, cash only. okay? meet me by the bathroom. ♪ >> oh god. >> you've never participated, i'm going to show you three cat videos. you guys jumped the gun and you guys vote on

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nashville, indiana. on sundays he skyped with his parents jobs john and terry whitfield. john is a musician and terry a school guidance counselor. >> how did he seem to be doing? >> it was rough at first. >> uh-huh. >> the language thing was the big thing. >> you were a stranger in a strange land. >> yes. >> was it a lonely feeling? >> hmm. yeah. it was. it was made better by the fact there were other foreign teachers in town. >> along with other teachers there was one person, a volunteer, who helped the volunteers adjust, a local english speaking business person named kenji harijama. kenji, an accomplished guitarist, found jack was, too. >> i was impressed by his songs, and he played guitar really well. >> kenji pulled out an old gibson and handed it to zach. >> he said, consider it yours while you're here. >> zach took that to school to break the ice. >> i would play music for them and that helps break the barrier a bit. >> three weeks in, overwhelmed by homesickness he called his parents. he had had enough. >> as embarrassing as it is, i was crying and i said to them,

. ♪ >>> welcome to nashville.er: on this day, we're following the trail of that counterfeit pillmaker from kissimmee, florida, 700 miles north to a small town close to nashville, tennessee. >> the fentanyl problem in this country is growing so fast, just hitting city after city. this is the town of murfreesboro, and this one has got a terrible story. >> reporter: in july of 2016, the quiet of this small college town was shattered by a series of emergency calls. >> go ahead, caller. >> my fiance, he's od'd on something. >> reporter: paramedic jody hobbs says the calls flooded in from all over town. >> it just hit the fan. and it was just one after another. overdose, overdose. >> reporter: one victim found here in this burger king parking lot. >> and he wasn't breathing? >> no, he was not breathing at all. >> they were just droppin'? >> yeah, like flies. literally. >> reporter: another woman found collapsed inside this biker bar. >> yeah, pretty much came in here, seen her in the bathroom and pulled her out. >> repo

it's in nashville. >> dana: concerts. we were in nashville for "the five." they have a huge stage. into a host for the draft. >> it's a big, big deal. people are airing this on multiple channels. >> dana: any surprises or does everybody know what will happen with the draft? >> there's always surprises. >> dana: tell me one in the commercial break. >> the jets find new ways to disappoint their fans. >> dana: what about the broncos? >> you know, they're probably not in the market for a quarterback. they got joe flacco. the intrigue is what arizona will do with the number 1 pick and whether or not they will take kyler murray. >> dana: i called him tyler murray the other day. i knew he was going to arizona because i found that out in nashville. that's what they said. >> dana: are you breaking this on live tv? i thought everybody knew it. >> dana: dan told me from espn. jason, stick around. we're going to come back. got to check this out. bill gabba is a 13-year-old fan of the ravens and blind and battling cancer. he's about to make history. he's going to be the first person to announce

up through nashville, indianapolis, delays today most likely.ng for pockets of heavier rain and isolated stronger storms. that could create delays at some major airports across >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. fog is back near the coast and across the bay. that will help cool it down in the city for today. om reaching about 66 degrees. inland areas still hot reaching into the upper 80s, but we're coming down off thout of those . summerlike feel to air, highs mid-80s going into saturday. by sunday more clouds. a slight chance of rain and feeling more like spring going into the middle of next week. >>> and if you're heading out check uttous on sirius xm channel 108. >> dylan dreyer, thank you so much. >>> time for "pop start." still remember how to can do it? >> put me in coach! like riding a bike. first up, luke perry, the beloved actor unexpectedly passed away back in march after suffering a stroke. at the time shooting cw show "riverdale" last night's episode marks his final appearance as well. appeared beefly in the show. his cha

. >> seth: and it's in nashville this year? in nashville? >> first time in nashville. >> seth: one of the best cities in america. >> yeah, i think they are legitimately shutting down broadway -- >> seth: oh, that's great. >> and making it the draft hall. and there's going to be hundreds of thousands of people there. and i can't wait to see it. >> seth: that is great. you -- the sitting aside -- >> yes. >> seth: there is another thing that you require, some actual training. >> yes. >> seth: how many years now for run rich run? >> i have done it now 15 years also. >> seth: 15 years as well. so -- [ cheers and applause ] a real quick explanation is one of the things that happens at the nfl combine -- >> yes. >> seth: is they time your 40 yard dash. right? >> they run 40 yard dashes. that is the -- this is a metric by which players are rated. >> seth: a fast player at a fast position like a wide receiver would do it in a? >> 4.4. >> seth: gotcha. >> yeah. >> seth: so this is 15 years now. >> yes. >> seth: what is your best time? >>

and, country legend loretta lynn celebrates her 87th birthday i nashville style. now, to the analysis of shields and brooks. that syndicated columnist mark shields, and "new york times" columnist david brooks. >> nawaz: i want to pick up where yamiche's report left offy you've hr own evolution in your views on reparatio. how should people today look at comments made by mr. biden years ago. >> i think it's ridiculous to judge somebody by a statement in 1975. i was in junior high school. people change their minds and people should be allowed to i support reparations, but it's noan act guilt, it's a show of respect that injunationtieses minorities of the african-american people in our society have suffered for hundreds of years, not just? slavery or re lining, but respect. and we do it as an act of resetting and regard. the practice qualities of doing that are hard, but i changed my nd about it because it feels like we're in a makeup on race. the actions of trump hacreated a movement which says aggressivv measuresto be take ton make sure we're all part of a country.

the while running ♪ >> reporter: it was that that took her from smalltown arkansas all the way to nashvilled and look so different, the industry first tried to turn her into someone else. >> it start wad photo shoot. this person looks at me and says i need you to start running twice a day. >> running? >> i wouldn't run if a bear chased me. it's i need you to lose 10, 20, 30 if you can. and i still try to lose 10, 20, 30, every day of my life like every other woman. >> reporter: she took the criticism and turned it into a country music hit. ♪ and they said i'd never see exactly where i am, and i hear the crowd ♪ >> reporter: "girl going nowhere" earned a grammy nomination. >> i don't know that i've written more important than "girl going nowhere" yet. ♪ >> reporter: mcbride's favorite song, about an honest man who always carried his bible and his pistol may also be her most personal. >> and when people get upset when we do bible and a 4 and they cry. i say two things, number one, i'm so sorry. and number two, i am so happy you have somebody to feel like that about. >> reporter: and who is th

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corey smith is i nashville to cover all the drama, starting at 4:00. >> a judge will decide tomorrow, whether a u.s. coast guard arged with plotting terrorism will stay in jail. the justice department wants the silver spring man to stay locked up. scott is in our newsroom with new accusations to keep him there. >> good evening. christopher has been locked up on firearms charges. heas gathering illegal weapons for an attack potentially targeting political leaders and media figures. tomorrow, the judge rules whether to continue holding h hassen pending terror charges. they added new details about the case to convince the judge to keep him locked up. there is evidence he was targeting two supreme court justices and media. they said there was a search i thats protected. tomorrow at greenville, 2:00 p.m. scott mcfarlane,s4 new. >> thank you. >> aew ns4 consumer alert tonight.ed we learn the pharmacies to shoppers in the grocery store areas are closg. susan hogan will join us to break it down. >>> the federal government giveo le a go for drone deliveries. where they're testing this out in v