and it's kind of cool to have keith know young brother in nashville, you got an aussie guy hit nashville, he's a bit of an outlier. so he could probably show you the ropes and say, man, i know what it's like to come in from nashville is a welcoming place. i'm not in cast in any aspersions, it's a groovy place and all st tonight at the music. but when she gets somewhere, it's nice to have somebody who's done that before. you can lay a few moves on, you know, so far as how to how to weave into the tab. definitely. and i think a lot more and more you being that art from here are from the south that are finding that, you know, obviously keith is one of the think, you know, you got denial from canada, a guy, you know, dirt is from arizona. you know, originally and spent a lot of his time in colorado. them obviously it's from the south. he's from atlanta and then spend some time in alabama. but even he came in with, with the different type of flavor he was doing, you know, adding them hip hop elements and, and some of that man, a labor to country music. i think everybody who makes it is doing

and it's kind of cool to have keith know young brother in nashville, you got an awesome guy, hit nashville, he's a bit of an outlier. so he could probably show you the room and say, man, i know what it's like to come in from nashville as a welcoming place or not, and cast in any aspersions. it's a groovy place and all st. tonight at the music. but when she gets somewhere, it's nice to have somebody who's done that before. you can lay a few moves on, you know, so far as how to how to weave into the tab. definitely, and i think a lot more and more you being are that are from here are from the south that are finding that, you know, obviously keith is one of the think, you know, you guys tonight from canada, a guy, you know, dirt is from arizona. you know, originally and spent a lot of his time in colorado. them obviously it's from the southeast from atlanta and then spend some time in alabama. but even he came in with, with a different type of flavor. he was doing, you know, adding some hip hop elements and, and some of that man, a labor to country music. i think everybody who makes it is doi

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we moved it to nashville about one month ago. we all said we are going to nashville. governor lee has done a phenomenal job down there. he has been knocking it down the -- knocking it out of the park. it was a very rough and very excited way to bring up someone who was represented this country well. they understand what freedom is, what live free and die is, this is not some sort of unknown concept to them. senator blackburn we just cannot thank you enough for being here. [applause] senator blackburn: thank you. i absolutely love that. we are going to have to get the governor a new playlist. and fill it full of little jimmy dickens and grandpa jones and the oak ridge boys and all of that music he loves. i got to tell you what i am absolutely thrilled, happy warrior freedom fighters, that is what you are. i am so thrilled to be here with you tonight. it has been so interesting, as some of you were coming in, you would say, what is going on in d.c., where are we going to go? how are we going to win? these elections this year? i think one of the things we do, is remind p

>> i went to college in nashville.] >> hardly! actually i was very honored he would ask me to write a book. when he first asked if i would like to write a book with him and i said, what do you need me for? you've only sold 400 million books so far and he said i have an idea, would you like to hear it? so he did come to nashville, we talked it over and the rest is going to be history i hope. >> kelly: i love that. is it kind of about the nashville dream? what is the book about? >> it is about the nashville dream and both of us, dolly and i, dolly came from the hills of tennessee and i came from this little town in new york state way, way up. both of us, probably a a million

all the governors got to go down, republican governors got to go down to nashville and we headed down there. we had a republican governor at a meeting scheduled in new york city of all places. we also know, we're not going. we moved into nashville about a month ago, said we're all going back to nashvilleand governor lee has done a phenomenal job . he's beenknocking it out of the park .you guys got a phenomenalteam . that's excited way to bring up someone who has represented this country well. they understand what freedom is and understand what live free or die is all about this is sort of an unknown concept to them. we can't thank you enough for being here. [applause]. >> thank you. i just absolutely love that. we're going to have to get the governor a new playlist and fill it full of little jimmy dickens and grandpa jones and the oak ridge boys and all that music he loves. i am thrilled. happy warrior freedom fighters, that iswhat you are . and i am just so thrilled to be here with you tonight. it's been so interesting and some of you were comingin, you would say what's going on in d

a place like nashville could get coated in snow. here's the forecast across the south right along i-40 from texas and oklahoma right into nashville. tupelo, place like huntsville, alabama ended up getting late-season snow. does president stop there. big snow forecast into the northeast, interior northeast half to foot of snow. this could be accompanied by 50 mile per hour wind gusts, and then that cold air settles in. temperatures that will feel a lot more like january than they will march, with many of us down into the teens come sunday. and, jericka, if that weren't enough, on the southern edge of all this, the possibility of severe weather and tornadoes across the southeast. >> it's always something. mike bettes, thank you. >>> the "cbs overnight news" will be right back. i have a secret. i'm done settling. because this is my secret. no really! i put it on once... no more touch-ups! because this stick actually works! secret had ph balancing minerals; and it helps eliminate odor, instead of just masking it. so no more t-rex waves

. ♪ dirty old river running through my town ♪ >> reporter: the bluebird cafe in nashville is home to>> here is to you. >> reporter: -- especially an acclaimed one, like novelist james patterson, knows how hard that could be. >> i actually tried to write some country western songs -- >> reporter: did you ever perform them? >> no. >> reporter: because in part, patterson was too busy becoming a novelist. he has written or co-written 200 of them, and he has more best-sellers of anyone. he earned his masters from vanderbilt university, and he has never forgotten the faces of wannabe country stars wandering from bar to bar. >> you could not sit in one of those bars without somebody coming-up the coming oe street, sitting down and playing. >> reporter: he decided to write a novel about a nobody coming to nashville to become somebody. he needed a co-writer who actually lived that life to give that book a little sparkle. >> i asked him, why do you need me? you're doing pretty good on your own. >> reporter: and you said, he is the guy who writes about serial killers? >> i knew that. >> reporte

she is a journalist with the gray zone in nashville. we have scottie, now hughes, she's a political strategist and former presenter on r t. america. and in istanbul, we cross the pepe escobar. he's an independent geopolitical analyst and author specializing in eurasia or across stock rolls in effect. that means you can jump in any time you want, and i always appreciate, anya, let me go to you 1st and we have the 19th anniversary of the illegal invasion of iraq. the media was all on board for that, but it's nothing compared to what we're seeing right now. we, i've seen cable news flooded with official propaganda videos. the source is the ukranian government with their handlers in washington. i have never seen such a media campaign rolled out, and dissent is for bowden. because if you're not, if you don't as if you dissent your the enemy, i've never seen it to this extent before. go ahead on the in washington. neither of either peter and of course, the censoring of b r t. you tube channels on youtube continued denial of service attacks. e

okay, let's go back to scotty and in nashville. i've got him in looking at coverage of the conflict. i'm really quite astounding to i, you know, we're television people. we work in in multimedia and i keep hearing these reports about killings and slaughters and all this. but there are hardly ever any pictures of anything. we're just supposed to take it on a cardinal of faith, and that is for it. and i don't know how many other people are noticing that because it's being driven by emotion more, more than anything else. i'm astounded that these quote so called correspondence on the ground. the editorial like they don't even give you information. they editorialize, they tell you what, what they think is going on and they're all grand strategists. apparently, we didn't get that really in iraq, but we have it now go ahead, scotty. and the majority of them had no idea where ukraine was or what the various regions was prior to 3 weeks ago. and now all of a sudden they're experts, you know, and this coverage that we're seeing, we're seeing

you made this my best doggone friday night of my seven years here in nashville!, the poor man, he had this life all together and he had a catastrophic operation. no insurance. wipes out his whole friggin' bank account, everything. didn't think he'd ever end up on the streets. lost everything. is the man worth helping? come on, he's was there for homeless people all his life. help the guy back up. and it can happen to anybody. - that's right. - i've seen him get off crack. i've seen him get off heroin and meth, seen him get clean because he's hanging out with good people who are doing the same thing. people coming out of prison, you know how hard it is for them to readjust to society? living in communities and learning social skills. th will help them fit more properly and more readily into society. soe did good tonight. we really did good. we showed unity. we showed solidarity. that's a 50 cent word. [laughs] and we had a lot of fun with good people, broke bread together and enjoyed it. it was all good. thanks again. i'm captain. i'm the crazy captain. [laughs] [

president monroe and the florida territory tonight in partnership with andrew jackson's the hermitage in nashville, tennessee. now a little bit about how this program came to be. we're delighted to have aaron adams with us tonight. who is the director of education at the hermitage and you'll be hearing a little bit more about her in just a moment. highland was fortunate. to open new exhibits this past september and these exhibits you know for the first time in sight history interpreted the building that you see here in the photograph as a guest house built during monroe's presidency by two enslaved carpenters named peter and george prior to 2016. you know, we had thought this building to be part of the main house. so this is a really significant recuration to now have this building curated as it was as a guest house and one of our exhibit goals was to really anchor this building in place. you know, what was happening in highland and the world historically, you know as the enslaved carpenters peter and george were literally hammering nails into the wood to construct this building you're seeing and

it's being written by jane landers who's a professor at vanderbilt university here in nashville. she is approaching retirement. so i'm very hopeful that book is nearing its completion. but as soon as it is complete better believe i will leave i will be the first one on the amazon pre-order list. nancy oh nancy, you're still on mute. parties. thank you so much aaron. that was i love learning that story when you were always received together and talking about this. i see that we have we have run over so apologies to everyone in the audience and we're gonna end just on this page. these were some sources erin and i found really helpful on this topic. she particularly consulted andrew jackson in florida in my case the seminole controversy revisited in the florida historical quarterly as well as tim mcgrath james monroe a life. he did a really fantastic job delving into this situation and really giving it life. so we we highly recommend either these three if you're interested in more reading and if you are interested also in stop sharing if you i think we probably need to stop for the

i 40 from texas and oklahoma into nashville, snow.upelo, huntsville, alabama ended up getting late season snow. big snow forecast right into the northeast. some places, interior northeast, one-half to a foot of snow, could be accompanied by 50-mile-per-hour wind gusts, and then the cold air settles in. temperatures that will feel a lot more like january than they will march with many of us down into the teens, come sunday. and jericka, if that weren't enough, on the southern edge of all of this, the possible of severe weather and tornadoes across the southeast. >> it's always something. mike bettes, thank you. in tonight's "eye on america," the treatment advocacy center says that people with untreated mental illness are 16 times more at risk of being killed in a police encounter. jeff pegues reports nationwide police reforms are changing the way departments handle mental health emergencies. >> reporter: in aurora, colorado, this response team is racing to an emergency call. we road along with mental health councillor tandis hashami. >

and in nashville, tennessee, paneling fell five stories from the side of a hotel downtown tr ding on a roof of a building reaching upward during the thunderstorm. the storms are now moving into western georgia and florida. we'll have the forecast for you in just a few minutes. >>> now to the war in ukraine and new reports that vladimir putin's advisers are too afraid to tell him the truth. the devastating attacks targeting ukrainian civilians show no sign of slowing. abc's em nguyen is here now with the overnight details. em, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, andrew. u.s. intelligence officials say they believe vladimir putin is being kept in the dark by advisers too scared to speak the truth. new assessments on the war in ukraine reveal morale among russian soldiers is low, and vladimir putin is unaware just how badly things are going. >> it increasingly looks like putin has massively misjudged the situation. > reporter: british intelligence says some russian soldiers are now disobeying orders and even sabotaging their own equipment. >> we've seen russian soldiers short of we

we are having technical issues from his connection in nashville, we apologize to you. we were looking for to this conversation and this call in, sam quinones writes about immigration and migration to the u.s. at about the opioid and drug academic -- epidemic in the united states. his most recent book is called the "the least of us: hope in a time of fentanyl and math." we will get him back on as soon as possible. it will not be today, we apologize for that. in the meantime, who want to show you this program, this is mark clifford, this book is called hong kong today, tomorrow the world. it is about china's expansionist policies. >> welcome everyone to the book night with mark clifford to discuss his new book today hong kong, tomorrow the world what china's crackdown since about its attempt to end freedom everywhere. i am delighted to welcome mark tonight and our moderator jody snyder. jody was based in bloomberg's hong kong euro and served -- bureau and served in the correspondence club of hong kong. as soon as he returned from hong kong to new york, she joined the opc

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he came to nashville. >> i came down to nashville. i love nashville. i went to vanderbilt.oing to do a song together or a book together. any chance a song was in the making? >> we did both. not with me. we did the book and an album. >> he's a better writer than he is a singer. >> we're going to -- >> she's as good a writer as she is a singer. >> oh, bless your heart. >> we'll talk about the album in a moment. dolly, the book at the heart two strong women, country singers. how much of yourself do you see in those characters? >> well, i saw myself in all those characters, males and the females and certainly the two female characters. i was that young girl with all the problems she had. then the older lady, she's semi-retired, but still can't give up songwriting and keeping her nose in the business. so i really related to both of them. even the fellas in the movie, i have many of my friends that i grew up with in the business, merle haggard and george and all the great artists. i related to the boys and the girls, especially to those two strong women. >> same thing happened wh

jeffrey brown caught up with them in nashville.their conversation, part of our arts and culture series, "canvas." ♪ ♪ ♪ >> brown: a visit to sound emporium, one of nashville's most renowned recording studios, where alison krauss and robert plant recorded their new album, "raise the roof"-- and, on this day, got to admire the cover for the first time. ♪ trouble with my lover i'm in ♪ trouble ♪ >> brown: it's a musical marriage of two legendary voices from two very different worlds. ♪ i'm in a world of trouble ♪ >> where i come from, the blend is what you're always going for. you know, you try to match how --one voice, is the goal. and this is the complete opposite. >> from a vocalist point of view, at the sharp end of the various kinds of adventures i've had, the whole thing is about, just, "go!" and we'll worry about it later. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> brown: he, now 73, is rock 'n roll royalty. ♪ ♪ ♪ the quintessential howler and bare-chested british growler was lead singer for led zeppelin. he's long-since established a solo career, and in a 2017

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they is painted with the west for more aid and is pushing for no fly zone nashville in our order these that us, we will not give our country to the invaders among ukrainian people in every occupied place. go on attack counter attack. what you have to struggle, you have to fight my concur song for dance. you have to go out and chased them out . pretty clear this evil from our land. where visa master can't say they're suspending all operations in russia effective immediately. it means any of their cards issued in the country will no longer be able to be used. the block applies worldwide. cards issued elsewhere won't work in russia. the firm's decision comes after zalinski address more than 300 years officials by video link. my camera has more from washington dc. one of his requests was that companies like mastercard and visa stop operations in russia and within a few hours of that address, mastercard and visa have both announced that they will suspend all operations within russia. in retaliation for the invasion of ukraine. now this will have a massive impact on ordinary russians or any

he's pleaded with the west for more aid in his pushing for a no fly zone. nashville, in that order these, that us, we will not give out country to the invaders, a mot, ukrainian people in every occupied place. go on attack, counter attack was you have to struggle, you have to fight my concur song for dance. you have to go out and chased them out, clear this evil from our land. a russian president vladimir putin, his warning, any country that tries to impose a no fly zone of ukraine would be a participant in the military conflict. it comes as russian forces continue. they're pushed towards keith. a russia has that resumed it's offensive on the strategic port city of mario poll. it comes after a temporary cease fire failed. both sides accusing the other violating the terms. the agreement had been put in place to allow civilians to escape the fighting by the smith. as more than that from jeanette's, the russian defense ministry says in coordination with the ukrainians. it established a humanitarian corridor on saturday between 10 am and 4 pm, to allow civilians to leave mary awful and vulne

president monroe and the florida territory tonight in partnership with andrew jackson's the hermitage in nashville, tennessee. now a little bit about how this program came to be. we're delighted to have aaron adams with us tonight. who is the director of education at the hermitage and you'll be hearing a little bit more about her in just a moment. hi

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check ahead if you're going to the airport, i was supposed to go to nashville and delayed at the airport on st. paddy's day. >> todd: bad luck. >> carley: their loss is my gain. >> todd: march madness is here, number two seed kentucky falling to 15 seed st. peters, who are these guy necessary bracket-upsetting upset. >> with the two, cinderella lives in indianapolis. >> todd: that is pretty tough mascot name taking down the wildcats 85-79 in overtime. other big upset of the day -- iowa falling to richmond, spiders getting benefit of controversial officiating, lack of foul call on this three-pointer that would have tied the game. that is march. richmond advances. iowa going far. how about your bracket? >> carley: i didn't do a bracket this year, is it too late? >> todd: tuesday after the monday championship game. >> carley: i don't think it works like that, we'll get them next year. president biden helping friend necessary big tech could help him bury the story about hunter biden laptop. one of the left's biggel allies confirmed it exists. we'll tell you what the white house is saying now

this book nashville secret service for women. experts find it hard to forecast to how the country's economy will fair a tunnel the soon as long as there is no cease fire or piece agreement, no one should expect any larger companies to come back to russia or cooper, or was your super schuessler to the contrary, the list of businesses leaving russia will only get longer in the coming days. let's go to james sweeney. now, in new york. a james, it was a wild, weak on markets in response to this war. what stands out about what you've seen? it's been awhile the week on wall street and we've actually had a week where the stock market has been dominated, not by the data, but by geo politics. today, for example, we had a stroll, multi jobs report, but that was put on the back burner for the latest round of ukraine updates. and this has happened all week long. a barrage of news updates that have led the way for shaky moves and mixed reaction. so the answer is what, what this week has really been, it's been a week of typical market moves in a time of crisis. it's following the important lesson that un

would you like ice chose the spook, nashville secrets? it seems to women experts find it hard to forecast how the country's economy will fare with you. as long as there is no cease fire or piece agreement. no one should expect any larger companies to come back to russia. oh, well, you buttons to the contrary. the list of businesses leaving russia will only get longer in the coming days. let's go to james sweeney now, in new york. a james. it was a wild, weak on markets in response to this war. but what stands out about what you've seen? it's been awhile week on wall street, and we've actually had a week where the stock market's been dominated, not by the data, but by jill politics today. for example, we had a stroll, multi jobs report, but that was put on the back burner for the latest round of ukraine updates. and this has happened all week long. a barrage of news updates that have led the way for shaky moves and mixed reaction. so the answer is what, what this week has really been, it's been a week of typical market moves in a time of c

you call that a bullying nashville where you live still seems to go on here in western ukraine despite the heavy fighting that it's taking place in other parts of the country. and yet residents tell us, they want to be ready for whatever might come next. at the beginning of its invasion, russia targeted and url field, not far from the city. the military airport in loads cause one of the 1st facilities hit by russian matthias in ukraine. since stan, it's been relatively quiet here in the region, but people are scared that it's just a matter of time before the war comes here. oh, they seek comfort through prayers in the local church. the sermon that day urges to church goers to forgive those who have done them wrong. oh, this is a truly christian message. father roman tells me what one that it's so hard to follow right now. you will. i wish i had never seen that day was that i had died before. it's really hard to keep living outside the church valentina receives at blessing for a safe journey. she's not in good health and wants to leave for neighbouring poland . josh solutions is so hard

they is pleaded with the west for more aid and is pushing for no fly zone. nashville in the road. these that us, we will not give out country to the invaders, a mock ukrainian people in every occupied place. go on attack counter attack was you have to struggle, you have to fight my concur song for dance. you have to go out and chased them out . pretty clear this evil from our land. well as part of dylan's is push for the west to help he address more than 300 united states officials by video link. mike, hannah is more on that from washington dc. one of his requests was that companies like mastercard and visa stop operations in russia and within a few hours of that address, mastercard and visa have both announced that they will suspend all operations within russia. in retaliation for the invasion of ukraine novice will have a massive impact on ordinary russians or any russian not being able to use credit cards within russia itself. are presidents lensky, also, according to senators, made it plea for the u. s. to provide more drones and air craft, russian president vladimir putin is

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she is a journalist with the gray zone in nashville. we have scobee now who is she's a political strategist and former presenter on r t. america. and in istanbul we crossed the peppy escobar. he's an independent g, legal analyst, an author specializing in eurasia or cross talk roles and effects. that means you can jump in anytime you want, and i always appreciated. anya, let me go to you. first. we have the 19th anniversary of the illegal invasion of iraq. the immediate was all on board for that, but it's nothing compared to what we're seeing right now. we see k.

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