traveling by train to nashville. they have arranged for her to stay in the fanciest hotel at the time. still a beautiful, beautiful hotel. she is not used to this kind of luxury. of course, it is not air-conditioned. it is very hot. even hotter than usual. this week in july. she spends the first night in the bathtub. running cold water. using the telephone to call her colleagues and send telegrams's income to nashville. we need to to oppose this amendment. come quickly. >> she is doing this from the bathroom. she writes about this in her memoir. i actually checked with the hotel. did they have showers. yes, she was in the bathtub. >> one of the leaders. >> right. again a fascinating figure. daughter of iowa. iowa farm girl. becomes a teacher. his widowed. widowed twice. catches the eye of susan b anthony in the 1880s and 90s. susan anthony was a very good mentor. she would spot talent. young women who she thought could be future leaders of the movement. and she trained them. she had them accompany her on the campaign

white, nashville, august, 1920. what was it like? >> oh, it was bedlam. this is a sleepy southern city in the middle of sister. the legislature is usually in resource. it is a time when you drink tea and sit on your porch and nashville became the center of the political universe of the united states for several weeks in the summer of 1920 because tennessee might be the last and deciding state to ratify the 19th amendment and if the tennessee legislature did, then women across the country, in every state, in every election for the first time, all women, would have the right to vote. and it was all coming down to tennessee and it got really wild. >> how many women were in america at that point, voting age? >> about 27 million women were of voting age. now, of course, not all would vote and as we know for african-american women and for asian women and for native american women, they would not be allowed to vote under the 19th-- the 19th amendment did give the vote to all women, but jim crow laws in the south and other state laws denied the vote to quite a fe

i'm in hendersonville, just outside nashville, and alex has invited me to a musical landmark. 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 show every saturday. >> in 1955, a fateful meeting with johnny cash at a local

and the clue is blank field. >> reporter: a trip to nashville suddenly on the line. >> a nice nashvilleter. >> h. >> you can pick it up. that's worth over $8,000. >> reporter: and when it was time -- >> i'd like to solve the puzzle. >> reporter: and pat sajak's warning. >> say everything, don't add anything. go ahead. >> right, football, left and sally. >> no, it's not right. i'm sorry. >> reporter: kristen got all four words right. but she added the word "and," which technically breaks the rules on "wheel of fortune." >> you threw an "and" in there with the last thing. and we have to go by the rules. >> reporter: kristen losing the cash and that trip to nashville. >> i think it was a combination of just nerves. and i think i was just a little too excited honestly. >> reporter: but watching that night, local business owners in nashville who got together to offer kristen an all expenses paid trip to nashville, anyway, including airfare, hotel, even grand ole opry tickets. kristen says she's planning on going with her mom. and no hard feelings for her favorite show. >> i've been watching

center hub of this huge creative spirit in nashville and draws from all over.bies. >> i know you have hundreds of so, kid, why don't you come say hi to miss cori. ♪ good, good, good to be alive right about now ♪ [ applause ] >> come on in! ♪ good to be alive right about now ♪ ♪ i was dead in the water [ applause ] ♪ i was old news ♪ i was broke as could be >> i think they're all here. [ cheers and applause ] >> oh, wow. i think they're all here. they all are here. oh, wow. oh, wow. >> yes, yes. >> now, now i need you all -- whoa, whoa, give me a second. give me a second. i need everybody to keep quiet and miss cori, i need you to watch this. >> okay. ♪ this is my home this is my home ♪ >> reporter: these kids have all been bitten by the theater bug. that's the actual name of this place, a one-stop performing arts shop in nashville for kids who might not otherwise have a place to act, dance and sing their little hearts out. ♪ >> reporter: this is theater bug founder cori laemmel. she writes original plays that the kids perform. she saw a lack of opportunity in n

you love nashville >> i love nashville. >> a great music city. >> a great city for music, absolutely. break. >> how do you like your turkey >> we like it roasted. >> the cheese sauce martha did yesterday with the white wine. >> and chrissy is a good cook, right? >> yeah. >> is she cooking this year? >> turkey, sexy or not sexy? >> dressings sexy, gravy, sexy, mashed potatoes sexy, turkey, it's all right. >> we're back after this have a great weekend here's your local news >>> very good morning to you. still at the scene where a stand-off has been unfolding, 5:30 last night, what neighbors say sounded like two explosions. police quickly evacuated homes in the area. we spoke to a woman who said she's married to the man inside the home. she calls it a misunderstanding over a warrant. it's not far from oak grove high school where three days ago an explosive device was found in the student parking lot. right now, we don't know if that is connected. school is in session. >>> happening now, monitoring the situation there, waiting another update from police. once we get that update, we'll pos

a power house on the stage >> sure is that was nashville i was reading yesterday nashville was colderaska yesterday. we'll have an update in just a minute it is insane, the weather conditions >> unbelievable the temperatures we've all been feeling >> we have millions of americans hoping to finally have some relief from that arctic blast. the deep freeze has shattered more than 100 records and the dangerous conditions have been linked to at least eight degtsz no deaths now cities could see more record lows for more and to fact check what i just said, nbc meteorologist bill karins. good morning >> bangor maine was down to 8 degrees. that broke their record, 11. they're warming things up. the winds are shifting the cold winds from the north that brought down the arctic air are leaving. they're seeing the shift in the south. that's why the 20s and 30s from d.c. to pennsylvania we're heading in the right direction and much of the cothe heads up is we have a rain event starting in texas. it's going to move through the southeast. on friday, airport delays are possible for the few storms and

. >> nashville, tennessee is called music city for good reason. now a report on a program that connects the musicians with its older residentspa. rt of our ongoing coverage on culture. >> it is morng in nashville's east park community center, and the seniors are getting into the groove. she is a professional musician with a bacround in music therapy. when not on the road touring, she plays gigs like this for a nonprofit called music for seniors which connects nashville's talent with its >> on the road i and meeting people, and it is abt me. si ring my story. when i come to the community groups, it is my opportunity to feed into others. it feels good to route into the community and see a difference in people. ♪ >> it was kind of surprising a little bit, rattling toem off at thof my head at my age. >> this program was started in 2007, combining a love for music with her degree in social work. >> music for seniors is a hybrid of music andhe social services. every program that we do is about taking music out into the community. >> there are free dayti

we lived in south nashville but inas the north nashville we coud be black in a way that wasn't possible in any other part of the city. in north nashville no one wife was watching. we could relax. we were free. north nashville is where my father practiced medicine and where we attend did events at this university. my parents on the modern and one of the country's oldest. north nashville is where we attended church at a small chapel that was established for the faculty and staff for which both of my parents received their graduate degree. among the parishioners in the chapel where men and women even though we had no biological relationship we shared something bigger and more profound. history. we celebrate or believe in god and a common pride in how we all need ineeded over and broke thr. we were a community built in spite and because of racism because if it hadn't been for the white supremacy, schools may never have existed. but my daughters were not born under the shadow of this history. it was by the ideology and divinity but not by blood. when they were 12 months ol oldt ththeassumed

revolting hope, a community organization in nashvilleer offs solace to survivors of trafficking, plusuch more. >> this is the pbs from w eta studios in washington and in the west from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. >> now toowa, where judy former former vice president joe biden earlier today. >> most of the democratic candidates for president are here in des moines, iowa tonight for a dinner to rally their party and fire up their voters. no one has more on the line then former vice president joe ben, who is making his third run for president in this state and facing stiff competion from rivals who right now are ahead of him in the polls. i sat down with him this afternoon to talk about the challenges he faces. thank you for talking with us. let's start with impeachment. this is a historic week and house about. you are one of the few people who was around for the nixon and clinton impeachment. you know the seriousness of this. my question is, do you believe that the focus should be on ukraine and a conversation about investigating you hould it be

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. >> awaz: nashville, tennessee, is called "music city" for good ntason.n yang here to take a look at a program that connects the city's musicians with its older residents, and brings benefits to both. coverage of arts and culture," canvas." >> yang: it's morning at nashville's east park community center and the seniors are getting in the groove. kyshona rmstrong leads a rousing chorus of old favorites. she's a professional musician with a background in music therapy. when not on the road touring, she sometimes plays gigs like this for a nonprofit group called music for seniors, which connects nashville's talent with its older residents. >> out on the road i'm meeting people all the time and it's about me right. and when i come to the community groups or any group that music for seniors has assembled, i feel like it's my oprtunity to feed into others. it just feels good to really kind of root into the community and to see a difference in the people that i'm there to sing for. >> yang: it was sonny collier's first time at a music for seniors session. >> it

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a community organization in nashville offers solace to survivors of trafficking.s, much more. >> nawaz: and now to iowa, where our own judy woodruff sat wn with former vice president joe biden earlier today. >> woodruff: most of the democratic candidates for president are here in des moines, iowa tight for a dinner to rally thr party and fire up their voters. no one has more on the line than former vice president joe biden, who is making his third run for president in this state, and facing stiff competition from rivals who right now are ahead of him in the polls. i sadown with him this afternoon to talk about the challenges he faces. vice president joe biden, thank you ry much for talking with us. let's start with impeachment. this is an historic week. the house te. you are one of the few people who was around for both the nixon impeachment and the clinton impehment. you know the seriousness ofis so my question is, do you believe that the focus shoul narrowly be on ukraine and thebo conversation you, investigating you? or should it be broader, to include the mull

what is intoing waiting or all stars, to come to nashville business of country music stats as we headto pot when it comes to profits but these country music stars they are not leaving money on table they are expanding outside using fame from the community music songs to start business i am at the rivera john rich's place a bar and restaurant, on broadway basically restaurant row in nashville so across the street you've got kid rock's, luke ryan shelton, jackson have restaurants here highly highly popular not just restaurants branching into they are going all-out mcgraw launching gym lines tricia doing cooking, you've got miranda almost a about there into clothing i could go on and on a sense of popularity across skun how stars are using diverse business models to increase wealth a lot of fun so much buzicht z on plane to nashville in the airport, in hotel, everyone excited for tonight. maria: awesome i did not know nashville was booming as much as it is does it feel like booming on the ground where you are? it actually does, and certainly events like this draw a lot of people down her

it finished in nashville august 18, 1920 are state have a wonderful presence in the passage of the 19th amendment and 72 ear fight. i could just see and envision this it was a great book to read. we have talked to you before about books and author history i have read the bible through and i'm done at the king james version and an iv. i will do that. i may finish it a little ahead of time. i like reading cookbooks i have a variety of those i found it is a tremendous way to learn about history. and customs in different communities. cookbooks are always on the list. they know i'm a voracious reader. one of the things i enjoy i can download a sample. if someone says you ought to read this. we can get a little taste of it and figure out if it is something that you want to keep or put on your kindle and read. then you can decide if that something you that's something you want a hard copy of. do those attract your attention and i am working through public policy every single day. i don't need a pundit to tell me what to think. the history research center. inside trump's white house. they offer

it finished in nashville august 1819. our state have a wonderful presence. in the passage of the 19th amendment. a 72 year fight. in the way it lays out. she does it so beautifully. and having been in the states knowing the capital in the hotel that is across from the capital. i could to see and envision this. i've actually read it twice because it is so easy just to put yourself in that moment. >> is the hermitage still a hotel? when you walk into the lobby do you see that there. i can visualize how that would be. we have talked to you before about books and history. one thing i'm doing this year 's as many people do i read the bible through. a friend recommended using a contemporary version and reading it through and it reads like a novel. it is just fascinating that it reads more like a novel when you read it contemporary. so i'm doing that. i will finish it at the end of the year. it's something that i do on a daily basis. i have enjoyed that. i like reading cookbooks i have a variety of those that i have gone through. and continued to leaf through cookb

his daughters willa and ada joining the crooner and his wife on the red carpet. >> from nashville to witherspoon bringing tinseltown glam to music city. they all have a connection to the country music world. >> oh, that is what it is. husbands and beaus? >> movies, all of it. >> is that why reese is there? >> she did "walk the line," she won an academy award. >> oh, yeah. >> isn't that right, guys in my ear? >> she just wanted to go to a good show. >> someone said yes, yeah, i remember that. >> all right, sounds good, and they looked great too. >>> next to the other headline out of the world of country music. >> "forbes" is out with its list of the highest-paid country acts of the past year. topping the list for the second year in a row, luke bryan, who earned a cool $42.5 million over the past year. >> shania twain landed at number seven. but at $29 million, she was the highest-paid woman on the list. and i was going to say, this song we're playing right now, i love that shania twain song. 20-year-old newcomer lil nas x, you know, "old town road" spent a record 19 weeks atop the sin

if you will listen, including nashville, i partnered with more country music stars, we did more concerts, we raised millions and millions of dollars for scholarship funds for the troops, and i'm proudly donated, i like to keep my donations private. the answer to the question is, you can take your keith olbermann talking point and run away. i tell you, i don't believe water-boarding is torture, and i'll tell you one other thing. there were three people that had enhanced interrogations. one of them was khalid muhammad. the only reason we ever got osama bin laden is because khalid muhammad was water boarded and guess what, he gave us the name of the courier and the courier brought us to osama bin laden and we were able to take out the guy responsible for 9/11. i'll continue to raise money in a multitude of ways for the troops. >> all right. we have time for one more. >> is time up already? >> yeah. it's gone fast. >> my question is to mr. hannity. the movie producer michael moore stated a while ago that only a politician could possibly beat president trump. what do you think a ticket of dwy

with that 39 degrees in nashville, 22 degreesin my not 35 in omaha, you're looking at 40 grees in atlantse out st we're sitting under that big rie of high pressure you kind of get the and here is hat ridge is here that trough all along the rest. the united states for the rest the country. they are the enduring the coldest weher we've seen in quite some time in fact by morrow maybe we're talking about a 100 plus coal high temperature records said across united states guys back to you. all rig lawrence, thank you. >>well, this is a day coming up that many democraton capitol hill have been waiting for tomorrow live hearings begin in the impeachment inquiry of president trump but the esident is not staying silent. >>as jim acosta rerts he is questioning some of the main witnesses scheduled to testify. >>tearing into the impeachment inquiry, presint trump is demonizing is democratic accusers referring to house speaker nancy losi has nervous nancy democrats in washingtonith a rather pursue. outrage is hoaxes and delusional witch huntswhich is going absolutely nowhere don't worry about getting

it is always a pleasure to be back here in nashville. when they told me we would be sitting together on a panel i was elated because i'm a great admirer of your work. one of my good friends at work is one of elliott's editors and over the years i have come to admire his work and maybe we could get into it at some point but despite the fact my book is about the spanish-american war and his book is about more recent wars, minus a history and his is a personal experience i think there are things to find in common. >> outside we wrestled for who would go first. i will let you guess who won and who worked out. >> in the spirit of disclosure. i will talk about my book and you can talk about yours and one of the things elliott asked me and i often get asked is why did i write this book and how did i come to it. there are two answers. one is not static. i was here in nashville as a boy scout in truth 92. we were the roughriders and growing up, it was a super visual version of the roughriders story, the part of our narrative, teddy roosevelt char

right up there on stage and do it with us in nashville.e stage, i'm jumping on it, t.j. >> right? >> now we got to get to the latest elimination on "dancing with the stars." former white house press secretary sean spicer booted from the ballroom. here's a look at his last night and who is headed to the semifinals next week. ♪ written in the >> reporter: he was certainly this season's underdog consistent low scores but avoiding the bottom two every week. ♪ >> reporter: until last night. >> the best thing about it, it wasn't very long. >> reporter: sean spicer ending the evening in jeopardy alongside country artist lauren alaina. the judges deciding to send sean home. >> i exceeded my own expectations. i had a blast. it was the right decision the judges made. >> reporter: the former white house press secretary facetiming his original partner lindsay right after the elimination. >> i told her how proud i was that she got me to this point. >> reporter: the stars bringing their "a" game for boy band and girl group dancers. ♪ bye bye bye >> repo

but an even more unusual sight was snow as far south as richmond, virginia, and nashville, tennessee. >> it's huge! >> reporter: steam rose from lake superior in minnesota as the temperature there dropped below zero. chicago set a new record low-- seven degrees. >> it's so cold that it's burning my face. >> reporter: in new england, this boat rescue was caught on camera after three students from the university of maine got stuck while conducting field work in freezing conditions. >> in no way is this a safe area to be in, especially the middle of november. >> reporter: and tonight, we that's because the motor city drove itself right into the history books. this has been the biggest november snowstorm on record, breaking the last record that was set back in 1932. it feels like eight degrees here right now. and now, the weather is moving toward the east. these record-setting temperatures, norah, are going to drop as far south as charleston. >> o'donnell: it looks cold, david. thank you. and the bitter cold did not stop thousands from protesting outside the supreme court in support of th

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this means potentially snow as far south as nashville, tennessee. north and interior portions of new england could get 6 to 10 inches of snow before the system pushes out. look at the temperature. you can see the front the cold air behind it. looking at morning low temperatures in the single digits for portions of the midwest. then much more widespread into tuesday and wednesday of the upcoming week. it's going to be vel cold. we are not talking 10 degrees or degrees below average. all of these dots represent record cold temperatures 250 from monday to wednesday. it begs the question it's november. where is this old air coming from? because this isn't normally a time of year you would get such cold air pushing down. well, here is the thing. it all originates far to the north. you can see that temperature trend pushing that cold air. initially down into the midwest. then into the northeast. the mid atlantic. eventually down into the southeast to a place like nashville, for example. but here is the thing. this is the really cool part, martin and chris

are going to see that temperature plunge as greg mentioned 11 degrees right now in chicago 19 in nashvillein dallas, right w orleans 26 in aanta. so some very cold temperatures in place. a cold front has pushed through you see it finally making its way o the eastern seaboard leave behind a foot plus the snow that was a record breake in buffaloand you've got that colarctic air that is actually coming all the y down from the north pole into thunited states. so that's why we're seeing these temperatures that are unusually cold. all right you tnk it's cold now you throw a little windy in the factor and how about that we're talking about 11 in chicago will with the wind. it feels more like 3 degrees only one degree in minneapolis a in columbus 5 in detroit to get cold nashville. so a bitter night developing across the us and by tomorrow afternoon. really not a whole lot of help these are the high temperatures. tomorrow afternoon 27 degrees thahis tab that is going to be a row rerd cold the high temperature in chicago tomorrow 38 nashville, 50 degrees norman's 48 inallas 50 in oklahoma city, deg

"gma" is going to nashville.hicken so look what we have. this is hati b.'s famous hot chicken right here in times square. that is a delicacy. a delicacy, y'all. >> t.j., you'll show us how viewers can get the best seats in the house right from home? >> while you're over there finger-licking, i have got business to tend to over here. yes, we are actually -- all of nashville is invited. we hope you see us live. if you can't be there you can stay in your pjs and can hang out with us at the concert. melody vr. we introduced you to this app earlier this summer, but here is an example of it. you download the app, melody vr, and cameras will be set up, and you can get right up on stage and up close and personal with us on stage for the show next week. look at that. this is midland. a country group playing a show in ft. worth at a place called -- what else? billy bob's. so you'll be able to -- [ applause ] -- switch cameras. we have several cameras set up. you can go backstage. up close and personal and you'll be able to

nashville? wow. how many folks are from outside of nashville? (noise) how many people here are from outside of the country? we've got a few in the back. nice. well, my name is steven, i'm the founder and president of the millennial action project, we're a national nonpartisan organization working with young elected officials to bridge the political divides in our country and to enact systemic reforms to make our democracy function better. today, we've got an amazing discussion lined up for all of you with two of the leading political commentators in our country, so let's bring them out. first of all, we have writer, commentator and author of 13 new york times best sellers sellers, ann coulter, give her a round of applause. (applause) >> do i go there? >> right in the middle. >> thank you. >> and another writer and commentator and writer at the atlantic, give a big round of applause for david fromm. (applause) all right. how are we feeling? >> great, so good to be here. >> excellent. well, i comm

country music playing, the stars and fans have descended on nashville.t is so much more than country music. it is about a business. so many of the artists have restaurants here in nashville, they are starting clothing lines, whiskey lines, country music has grown, 46% growth in live stream of the music last year. and ther the fan base is loyal. this has been fun. people are excited for tonight, we'll bring you the latest melissa. melissa: jackie thank you so much for that. connell: they wrapped song as she wrapped up her report, perfect. that was fun. melissa: absolutely. connell: we did a show on a bar last week, but no music. anyway. what a day. >> big day. connell: thank you for joining us, we appreciate it. melissa: that is it for us, "bulls and bears" starts right now. david: a very busy day in dc, house intel committee holding its first public hearings in the democrat's impeachment inquiry. as mr. president trump holes meet -- holds meetings and just wraps a news conference with the president of turkey, we have you covered. wall street is not reall

louis, columbus and nation nashville, a couple inches in store. too warm for any snow.aybe flakes mixed in on tuesday. highs in advance into the 50s around the northeast. cincinnati at 58. notice back behind it, minneapolis and chicago ranging from 18 to 28 degrees, upwards of 350 record temperatures could be set. and tuesday morning, low temps looking cold across the midwest. only 9 in chicago, down to 6 across minneapolis before a gradual warming trend into the weekend. guys? >> pedram, thanks very much. >>> and the world's most profitable country is one step closer to going public. on sunday, saudi aramco released a prospective for its public offering. the prince wants to see the valuation as high as $2 trillion. that may be a stretch, though. analysts have estimated the company's value to be half of that, $1 trillion. two months ago, the company was attacked in coordinated strikes. rebels claimed responsibility. but u.s. officials say the attacks more than likely came from iran. and there's more than just geopolitical risk. demand for oil is slowing, keeping prices

we met up i his nashville gym. >> yeah. i was going to the gym.ored when timsked me to moderate an event for his new book. >> do you do cheat meals? do y do cheat days? >> i do. chicken and dumplings are my go-to. the last time i made that my wife married me when i gave them to her. >> only e.t. is with miranda lambert. i talked to miranda about her new husband and album. >>here did that come from? >> i got a tattoo of a wild card, the queen of hearts. i pulled o a few wild cards in my le so far. >> oneild card maybe marrying the man she calls her house sband after just two months of dating. >> i posted le a fier. a few likes. it blew up or atever. >> yeah. >> my personal favorite is the one with the mete >> right. and he is tending to the yard work >> dang. laundry. dishes. >> i spoke to miranda backstage in new york before her concert wednesday. it i fullf that miranda edge. >> it hasock and roll on it but it is country. >> brandon is not in any of the muc videos yet. >> you think you should put hadim? >> i should. he is like a video babe. >> th

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louis, towards columbus and nashville, a couple inches in store. too warm for any snow.aybe flakes mixed in on tuesday. highs in advance into the 50s around the northeast. cincinnati at 58. notice back behind it, minneapolis and chicago ranging from 18 to 28 degrees, upwards of 350 record temperatures could be set. and in fact, tuesday morning, low temps looking cold across the midwest. only 9 in chicago, down to 6 across minneapolis before a gradual warming trend into the weekend. guys? >> pedram, thank you. >>> ahead, the vikings pull off something that hasn't happened in almost two years, beating a team on the road. carolyn manno here with that story in "the bleacher report." >> good morning. >> he's had that knock for a couple years now. great game, though. >> and it seems like the picture is becoming clearer now, doesn't it? >> except for the saints, yeah. >> don't answer that. >> sorry to throw off the narrative. >> i think it's getting clearer. minnesota is hitting their stride. they are on the short list of super bowl contenders. dave, at least give me that. they

tomorrow night, from nashville, tennessee, the 53rd annual cma awards air here on abc, and to get everyonerrie underwood, we set up a bunch of hidden cameras in a boot store. when the customers came in, the staff asked them a little about themselves, and carrie was back in the back room listening, and then she gave them a surprise serenade in this nashville edition of "undercover sing." ♪ how are you? >> doin' well. >> where you guys from? >> virginia. >> virginia? >> got some ladies who want to go with my dancin'. right now one lady has purple hair. she's the punk rock one. ♪ these girls are coming from virginia ♪ ♪ virginia is for lovers ♪ lovers of boots ♪ this lady is laughing ♪ she knows i'm singin' about her and her boots, yeah ♪ ♪ >> no way! >> hi, how are you? >> are you really carrie underwood? >> yes! >> you made my day! i'm so excited. what was your name? >> john. >> john, nice to meet you. ♪ john is holdin' on to his shoes ♪ ♪ if he doesn't get boots he'll have the blues ♪ ♪ take it from me, carrie underwood ♪ ♪ if you do a dance from me ♪ you're going to get a couple of boots

[laughter] please join me in welcoming susan nieman to nashville. thank you so much for coming. [applause] >> thank you. i'm so tired. i'm delighted to be here. and i want the start by saying a little bit about my own biography, the stuff that doesn't come in on the internet necessarily because there'se a sense in which i've been writing this book all my life. i was born in atlanta in 1965, but my parents were yankee jews who had just moved to atlanta before i was born. so if you can imagine, we weren't really considered southerners, and to make it worse -- better -- my mother got very involved in the campaign to desegregate the public schools in atlanta. so i spent a lot of my childhood dreaming of leaving atlanta for europe, which i knew about from the maaed line books -- maaed line books. -- madeleine books. [laughter] or greenwich village, which i thought was kind of a leafy but talkative town. [laughter] but looking back on it e, you know, your life starts to have a shape when you get to be a certain age, and i'm glad i grew up in the south at a time where there were very c

. >> his wife of two years was not with him last night when he was spotted drinking at this nashville with friends. ♪ i'm going to take your side >> am's been off the grid ever since he got married. he did release a new single last month, but he's probably les known for his big crossover hit ♪ body like a back road which he performed when we were with him. sam talked about the pressure he feels to release new music. >> there's such an expectation because artists put out records every two years. >> multiple sources tell me sam was supposed to drop a new song at midnight but it is unclear whether or not that song will drop as planned. >>> in more breaking news it looks like everything is falling apart behind the scenes at buckingham palace. the queen's favorite son, fired? the queen's son andrew was stripped of his duties and $300,000 salary. >> there's speculation the queen forced him to step down after talks with the ins from of wales. i think they both realized there was no choice but for him to step back from royal duties. >> his continue fall from grace happened after his recent de

here is what we're looking at as far as airport delays for storm number one saturday cleveland and nashville and sunday for boston and new york city. storm number two, the airport delays begin for omaha early next week on tuesday, same for chicago and st. louis. new york city and boston by wednesday and then storm number three causes problems as we move into thanksgiving for l.a vegas, phoenix and eventually into dallas and just continue on into thanksgiving da >> al, thanks for much. >>> there is an eye-opening report russia has a misinformation campaign for years to blame ukraine for meddling in the 2016 presidential election. peter alexander has the latest. >> reporter: among a parade of witness, 12 testifying over five days, the president's former russia advisor fiona hill who debunked the conspiracy theory ukraine interfered in the 2016 election to help democrats but today the president toted that theory again. >> the fbi never got that server. that's a big part of this thing why did they give it to a ukrainian company. that's what the word is. >> this is a fictional narrative being per

. ♪ look what you just made me do ♪ >> the cma winner took the stage for a press conference in nashvilled his game plan for bringing gwen back on "the voice." nick jonas is replacing her next season. >> you get me. you get him. know what i'm saying? >> the show needs to keep, you know, reinventing itself and the only way to really do that is to change the coaches. ♪ still get jealous >> we'll get nick in there and i'll kick his ass and then hopefully at some point we'll bring gwen back. >>> now to legend celine dion. her new album "courage" was released at the stroke of midnight. the 51-year-old was ready to party in new york city. an eye witness tells "e.t." she surprised the crowd inside lips drag queen show palace at around 12:15 a.m. >> i hope renee would like the album. >> how does this make you feel? >> it makes me feel good. >> keep flying queen celine. >>> let's get some alarming insight into whitney's life. robin crawford talks about the time she saw whitney with a severe cut on her face. >> i know that when she came back from her honeymoon and she had that gash on her face -- >

we fou a rising star in the nashville community, i was hoping you would watch her and listennd give uso me, huh? >> wn you look at that, i was looking and i was like, this is unbelievable. >> a child ofn entertainer has a steeper road than a child that is not a child of an entertainer. i have tried to help her a thousand times a every time, she says, dad, i got it. she wants to do it on her o. that's the first time i have seen that in my life. this is how she is. >> i love a man whcries over his children and remembers t second he met his wife. it ayers monday auesday on a and e. >> you are the same. that's why you love him. from the king of country tthe qun of quel-- queen of ll, everything. oprah will help you with your liday shopping. the surprising stuff on lady o's list and the stars helpinger check it twice. >> yave to james bond it. >> then,scared. >> i'm horrified. >> our gamef seven is fille with sjp, we get the answers that would make terry bradshaw blush. closed captioningrovided by: so that early retiment we planned. i's great.ok? now i'm spending more me with the ds. i'm in

we have rosemary ramsey from nashville, tennessee, dressed as marilyn monroe, hey girl.nd by the way, cheers to the washington nationals. last night they won their first world series in franchise history. let me take a sip cheers to you. still burns. i am so excited about my first guest, she is the true meaning of legend. take a lookof legenda nk m eleerelone r theasfive decadessttihe 7 as e leader of the band rufus i'm branching off on a stellar solo career with magical hits like i feel for you and the original women's anthem i'm every women. the ten time grammy sold over 70 million records worldwide, she performs like no other and creates hit after hit with some of the biggest artists in the business and it doesn't look like she's quitting anytime soon. 66-year-old just released her 14 album, hello happiness. chaka khan talent come iconic image, possess, and flair is truly that of a legend. >> tamron: please welcome the legendary chaka khan. [cheers and applause] have a seat. chaka khan, someone just screamed out oh, my gosh you lo. [applause] >> i am so proud of you.

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