the couple met outside a laundromat in 1964 on dolly's first day in nashville. she was just 18. >> i go down to the laundromat. this good looking man just drives by and he says something like, well, what are you going to get sunburned out here? and i say something stupid like, well, what's it to you? we start talking and two years later we married and we're still married. and that was that. >> you just go walking in with your dirty clothes and you walk out with. >> carl dean. >> despite her fame, the couple kept their relationship out of the spotlight. dean was a private man, a businessman who never attended her public events. in a rare public statement in 2016, he opened up about his first impression of dolly, saying my first thought was i'm going to marry that girl. adding, my second thought was, lord, she's good looking. and that was the day my life began. >> jolene, jolene. jolene. >> dean's memory now living on through dolly's music. she once told npr she wrote her iconic song jolene, about a bank teller who flirted with her husband, saying it was kind of a

in nashville, dolly writing carl and i spent many wonderful years together. 60 years. >> you. >> well, we're thinking about dolly tonight. i'll see you just moments from now for the president's address. live here on abc. >> friday night. david muir reporting. >> we take you inside two cases. a mother just 19 years old. >> she was. >> trying to protect her daughter. she fought like hell. >> another case, a beloved teacher. her whole future ahead of her. >> mysterious cold cases. >> it gives you chills even today. yes. >> what links both of those cases is the cutting edge forensic technology inside this lab? >> it sounded like science fiction at the time. >> can they be solved? >> you'll see it unfold right here as they unmask the killer. in both cases. >> catching the >> david: tonight, president trump's address to a joint session of congress. his message to the american people and the world. and the stakes could not be higher. "abc news live" coverage begins right now. >> tonight, on the 44th day of his presidency with n

carl dean passed away yesterday in nashville at the age of 82. in a statement, parton said in part, quote, words cannot do justice to the love we shared for more than 60 years. so the two met the day that parton moved to nashville at the age of 18. they married two years later in 1966. they were pretty private about their relationship over the years, over the decades. but dolly parton revealed what she thinks made it work. >> that. >> he's quiet and i'm loud and we just we're funny. oh, he's hilarious. and i think one of the things that's made it last so long. through the years, we love each other. we respect each other, but we have a lot of fun. anytime things get too of too much tension going on. yeah, we either one of us can find a joke about it. yeah. to break the tension and where it's not, we don't let it go. you know, so far, we never fought back and forth. >> and had a lot of fun. 60 years worth of fun. carl dean passing away at the age of 82. may his memory be a blessing. kate. >> beautiful marriage. i love dolly parton. every every take

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karl andean married since 1966 wishy washy laundromat in nashville.he very first day she moved to the music city at 18 years old. parton spoke about the two meeting a few months ago. listen. >> i got here and i thought that's the last thing i'm going to get daughter up with some boy, you know, until i get my feet on the ground and get things going. the very day i got to nashville i met carl dean and 06 years later i'm still with carl dean. >> todd: great story there. although he stayed out of the public spotlight for most of her career. dean was a huge inspiration behind parton's music. here he is on the '69 my blue ridge mountain boy. credited inspiration behind iconic hit jolene. she wrote the song about a flirty bank teller who seemed to take an interest in dean. while it was reported a couple years ago that dean had been suffering from alzheimer's a cause of death has not been announced. family is asking for privacy at this time. what a beautiful love story. >> steve: every time she was on this show she would talk about carl back home. that was a

nashville? okay.ng is called "don't let me let you go." it's an original song of mine that i wrote. it's about mine and my wife's journey and just about the hardship of relationship, as well. especially in the times where it feels like you might be pulling away at times. and it's important for the other person to be that anchor for you. and so this song is a little bit about how she's my anchor and holding me down in the times when i'm weak. music is like, you know, not the easiest, i guess, road that people take. but he's been working at this his whole life, and... yeah, i'm just so proud of him. [ laughs ] ♪♪ ♪ spent every night out of my mind ♪ ♪ wondering why we went wrong ♪ ♪ walking the line right on the edge ♪ ♪ one step away from too far gone ♪ ♪ i don't know what we're fighting for ♪ uh. mm. ♪ i don't want to lose you to find me ♪ ♪ and i know you're tired of fighting ♪ ♪ i wish that my words said enough ♪ ♪ but they don't ♪ ♪ so don't let me let you go ♪ [ chuckles ] ♪ all these shots in the

the only country that had pursued it was el salvador, but last year, at the bitcoin conference in nashville, then candidate donald trump gave this big speech where he announced he was supporting a lot of the industry priorities including this going reserve. scarlet: so a bitcoin reserve is one thing but he is now adding these other coins ike xrp, sol and ada. is that something people in the industry want? zeke: the uproar about this just illustrates why the original plan and this plan are such a huge conflict of interest. the plan of a reserve basically means spending u.s. government taxpayer money to buy up cryptocurrencies. if you already have the cryptocurrencies, that's good for you because that will make your investments go up. these guys who are complaining, they probably have bitcoin that they don't have that much of the other cryptocurrencies. scarlet: so it goes back to the name of your book. there is going to be a big crypto summit coming up, hosted by david sacks, the new crypto czar. what are you anticipating from that event? what should we be looking ahead to? zeke: people are

he didn't know if he would make his flight to nashville. >> we have a whole lot of people that will probably replace me. i'm not sure what's going to happen to my trip. i was ready to go. our chopper caught a woman walking back up the onramp. laneses were reopened less than an hour later, but the backup extended into the afternoon. >>> scattered showers today, mostly in the south part of the bay area. we caught some afternoon rain in san jose, even further south. there were severe thunderstorm warnings. as for right now, here is a look outside. things appear to be drying out. >> let's get over to chief meteorologist paul heggen. >> and this is the replay over the last four hours, which will catch the last of the showers moving through are, including the thunderstorm that prompted that severe thunderstorm warning. now we're into this die break that is likely to continue for the next few hours. let's switch over to futurecast, and we will take you through 8:00 tomorrow morning. the beginning of this radar simulation is pretty blank. and for the scattered activity to develop. if you get up earl

parton said she met dean outside the wishy-washy laundromat the day see she moved to nashville at 18o years later. while parton spent her years in the public eye, dean always avoided it. parton's statement went onto say, words can't do justice for the words we shared over 60 years. thank you for your prayers and sympathy. >>> and casey anthony, the florida mother who was acquitted of murderig her 2-year-old daughter in 2011 has joined tiktok to announce her new venture. >> i am a legal advocate. i am a researcher. i've been in the legal field since 2011. >> anthony says that she started a substack and that she'll be setting up an e-mail for people to communicate with her directly about legal matters. she went onto say that the presumption of innocence is a sacred right. >>> well, coming up on "cbs mornings," actor ione skye talks with anthony mason about her new memoir, "say everything." with anthony mason about her new memoir, "say everything." season to season, ultomiris is continuous symptom control, with improvement in activities of daily living and reduced muscle weakness. and u

but the two met, it's so sweet, outside of a nashville laundromat in 1964.he rest is history. what an accomplishment. of course condolences to her. >>> there was no real pain for macaulay culkin while watching the oscars. he talked about his reaction to his younger brother kieram taking home best supporting actor. he said it was the only part of the ceremony he watched. he said for he and his partner, they predicted that he would win. kieron got his own start in "home alone." this is one of those awards that i was thrilled to sigh. >> he said he's maybe going to expand his family. >> exactly. >>> when we come back, a new apple product is in the air. >>> and dominoes has something to be grateful for. as something to be grateful for. i got this wow skin from olay body wash. it's new super serum: sink into my skin with 5 powerful ingredients. 5 benefits in 1! look at this olay difference. so luminous! olay super serum body wash. (mom) let me see my new grand-dog! (mia) say “hi grandma”! so luminous! (mom) you're feeding him, blue buffalo, right? (jack) nah, we

and the last off, french presidency, monroe, my cross, i still live in nashville, televised to address the speech, comes of the time when you are paying countries face uncertainty over the transatlantic partnership in america. strange relations with ukraine and the looming strength of a trade war with washington. this is a class because it doesn't use, i want to believe the us will remain at our side for it. but we also have to be ready if this is not the case. could it be on it with a piece and ukraine is achieved quickly or not, and is it the whole thing, you repeat and states must want to turn it in the face of the russian and threaten that i've just described. they took that capable of defending themselves better, and of the tearing any future aggression. whatever happens, we have to equip ourselves far the most. it could be that on the dash. so i to our corresponding and power as lisa louis. welcome elisa. what else did the french president talk to say? and my, my car was clearly depicting russia as a threat, as we just heard. he also said that no one could believe that russia wou

old will withdrawal the main us basis from your because, you know, amongst other things ramstein, nashville space in, in germany, in naples naval base in the mediterranean, a very important to projecting american power in the mix of, sorry to interrupt the if the talks in riyadh inside of your area, which we know privy to happened to mention that as a overarching security architecture discussion outside of ukraine and palestine. do you think because the nuclear weapons i understand are in run stand right at the targeting run or yeah, i don't know that, but i mean, what i'm sure is that, you know, they use at least really government and these riley, nobody would have hysterics or space so that america was actually withdrawing from europe. and even while the trump is not going to listen much to european governments, he is going to listen. one assumes 2, and that's on yahoo. up and then, you know, there, there is the, in, as a basis and intelligence gathering based and in britain. but on the other hand, of course, i mean, so a fearful all the europeans and the germans. and of course, the polls

the wind alerts from texas to mash v nashville. that's for wind ahead of the actual system.ig change in pressure over a small distance. that's going to give us 40 to 65-mile-per-hour winds, without the thunderstorms. but the thunderstorms themselves are going to bring problems tonight, after a lot of people go to bed. oklahoma city down to wichita falls and even the northwest side of dallas. that's tonight into early tomorrow morning. then this thing charges east. then you see the blizzard-like conc condition. then, on the southern side, we've got severe storms, anywhere from mobile, back to texarkana. and you see alexandria and new orleans included in the severe threat. the main hazard is damaging wind, but tornado threat is high, too. on the back side, chicago picking up some snow, but look at new york, hartford, south and north carolina, where they need rain, but it's coming with a damaging wind threat. david? >> david: ginger zee tracking it all. we'll see you first thing in the morning on "gma." >>> as this storm moves across the country, we're tracking the scout of con

the in terms of attempting to a cup of domestic popularity because it makes no sense whatsoever in nashville, the russian troops are pressing along with the liberation of the coast region that was invaded by ukrainian forces last oldest, most goes these at least 215 of keeps trips were killed or wounded that just over the past day. and the shocking discovery has been made by the russians who recently freed a village in the region. he might find the following images obsessing so take from it was square portage noisy, shows the body of a person in the snow. another corpse was filmed by russian soldiers inside a building. both victims appeared to be civilians. the troops say they forwarded the findings to we'll start a sport investigation. i'll say correspondence. ramon calls ref has more details for us. absolutely, horrifying. footage there has been mutilated bodies of civilians were discovered by the russian military after they liberated a village in the course region from the occupying ukrainian forces. according to the russian investigators who already have us, some of the perpetrators in t

. >> david: we learned last night that carl dean passed away at the age of 82 in nashville.e to the love we shared for over 60 years." ♪ love you ♪ thank you. >> david: we're thinking about dolly tonight. i'll see you at 9:00 p.m. eastern for the president's address. good night. news starts right now. >> president trump's tariff plan kicks in against some of america's biggest allies. the reaction coming in as the president prepares to address congress and the nation tonight. >> and we'll stay here past midnight to make sure that every ballot that has been cast today at a vote center is counted. >> this is election day in san mateo county. voters deciding on a measure that could determine the next step in a months long battle over the fate of sheriff christina corpus. good afternoon. thanks for joining us. i'm larry beil. >> and i'm kristen z. measure a will decide if the board of supervisors will gain the temporary power to remove the sheriff from office. it's a huge moment in what's been an incredibly contentious political wrestling match. >> abc seven news reporter suzanne

and then you need to think about, ok, i am front nashville -- i am from, nashville, tennessee and man your business. but i think you have to ask yourself, what do i want to try first that helps to provide a good constituent service? at the end of the day ai is about collaboration, efficiencies, providing you information. it is a resource you can take advantage of. and i would say that one, i've seen montgomery county which is in the district of maryland and virginia, they call it dmv, they have what is called monte. monty is a 311 service. it has 3000 different types of offerings. and you're constituent can go to monty which is a chatbot and say -- where is my recycling bin? when is the trash pickup? or where is x? you get the answer and not question on non-emergency types of things. i'm here to tell you -- it is -- you think about how ai is used in king county on the health side and collecting information and discerning it and putting together reports and things of that nature. too much information, i was at my physician the other day and the back and forth. live with the physician

bring up this map here, the wind alerts stand out for texas, kansas, missouri all the way over to nashville. now, that's for wind ahead of the actual system, a really tight pressure gradient, meaning a big change in pressure over a small distance that's going to give us 40 to 65mph winds without the thunderstorms. but the thunderstorms themselves are going to bring problems tonight after a lot of people go to bed. oklahoma city to chickasha, down to wichita falls and even the northwest side of dallas lake, fort worth, that's tonight into early tomorrow morning. then this thing charges east. you see the blizzard like conditions on the backside of it in the northern plains. well on the southern side through the afternoon tomorrow and the evening. we've got severe storms anywhere from mobile back to texarkana. and you see there alexandria and new orleans included in the severe threat. the main hazard is damaging wind. but tornado threat is high tomorrow too. we will bust this thing to the north and east and on the back side, even chicago picking up some of the snow. but look at new york, hartf

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last summer he brought up the idea of a national bitcoin stockpile at a conference in nashville. >> ifm elected it will be the policy of my administration. the united states of america to keep one 100% of all the bitcoin, the u.s. government currently holds or acquires into the future. we will keep one 100%. >> this will serve as the core of the strategic national bitcoin stockpile. >> it is unclear how the crypto stockpile will be set up or work but trump is set to hold the crypto summit this friday so we may get answers from that. but now it appears eagle experts are little divided on whether an act of congress will be needed to create the crypto reserve or whether the u.s. treasury can create an offshoot. what we do know trump's crypto group is looking at potentially creating a stockpile with crypto currency seized by law enforcement. stay tuned fascinating stuff. >> we will figure this out. anthony pump liana knows a thing or two of have a job market works. i'm going to ask him about the computer reserve five or six different crypto which seems to me that is like a hedge fund. >> t

from what i read, they met the day she moved to nashville.n the story talking to her about her. >> i remember. i remember that so well because she was just so cute with talking about carl. it was like she was still smitten, you know, with that handsome young man. and they just had such a sweet love story. i love how he supported her and let her do her thing but he was like, i don't need to be there for it, you know. so they both seemed to stay true to themselves. i love that. >> 60 years. what a run. >> yeah. >> joe, thank you. >> thanks, joe, appreciate it. >>> going to shift gears here for a moment. mr. roker is standing by because there's a lot happening in the weather department. >> there is. and our thoughts and prayers out to dolly and her family. we can see the temperatures warming up. eastern half of the country, jet stream takes a bit of a dip out west. that's where it's going to stay colder than average. louisville, near 70 degrees today. chicago, mid 40s. montgomery, alabama, 12 degrees warmer. 78, boston 48. and it stays warm. bos

our guest for the next hour is nicole hemmer, a professor of history at vanderbilt university in nashville nicole hemmer. is it a milestone or milestone to have the 100 days label? well, i think these days it's probably of a milestone because r raised r so high with his first hundred days that what you have seen in the decades since is president is trying to hit that same mark. but i think it really a high watermark and something that it been very challenging other presidents to measure up to who came up with the concept? well, the concept up in a few different ways. the idea of calling it the 100 days was roosevelt's as he looked back over this first special session of congress, which so many bills had been passed and so many sort of green shoots had been planted, were starting to sprout. but the idea that he needed to call a special session was the idea of fdr and the brain trust of men and women around him who understood there is a real emergency here. and we need to meet it with media force and action. and so you can kind of hear that in his inaugural address. he is calling for bold pe

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howie: joining us now to analyze the coverage in nashville, clay travis, the founder of outkick and a fox news contributor. and in san diego laura fink, ceo of rebell communications claim. much of the media, blaming donald trump, by j.d. vance for losing his temper, and blowing up the planned agreement. but, vladamir zelenskyy is hardly blameless, how do you see it? >> look, i think everyone wants the exact same thing which is for this war to end and i always look at these questions on big picture. does anyone actually believe that ukraine can evict russia from their territory and win this war? i haven't heard a single person say that and if no one believes that, then why are we continuing to fight this war and have russia and ukrainian young men dying unnecessarily? this morning, on cnn, 78% of americans support a cease-fire, just 16% want this to continue. i believe there is an easy answer here. we're going to have to figure out where the new border is drawn, but what trump is doing is moving us toward peace and what zelenskyy seems to want to do is to continue to fight which was, i

our guest for the next hour is nicole hemmer, a professor of history at vanderbilt university in nashville nicole hemmer. is it a milestone or milestone to have the 100 days label? well, i think these days it's probably of a milestone because fdr raised bar so high with his first hundred days that what you have seen in the decades since is president is trying to hit that same mark. but i think it really a high watermark and something that it been very challenging other presidents to measure up to who came up with the concept? well, the concept up in a few different ways. the idea of calling it the 100 days was roosevelt's as he looked back over this first special session of congress, which so many bills had been passed and so many sort of green shoots had been planted, were starting to sprout. but the idea that he needed to call a special session was the idea of fdr and the brain trust of men and women around him who understood there is a real emergency here. and we need to meet it with media force and action. and so you can kind of hear that in his inaugural address. he is calling for bol

uh, parton's husband of nearly 60 years died on monday in nashville, tennessee. he was 82. they kept their relationship private for decades. parton released a statement on social media saying, in part, words can't do justice to the love we shared for over 60 years. thank you for your prayers and sympathy. no cause of the death was announced. thousands of firefighters are struggling to get the upper hand in japan as they battle the country's biggest wildfires in a decade. why things could soon get even worse. plus, china and canada respond to new u.s. tariffs. we'll see what that could mean for consumer prices across northern america. >> when it comes to rooting out corruption. >> do the. >> fbi's ends justify the means? >> it was humiliating. >> it's an. >> embarrassment for the country. >> united states of scandal with jake tapper sunday at nine on cnn. >> if you have heart failure or chronic kidney disease, pozega can help you keep living life because there are places you'd like to be. serious side effects include increased ketones in blood or you're in and bacterial infe

>> well, "idol" was being born, kind of, when i was in nashville building my career.st to get the experience. and all of them know they're probably not gonna win the whole thing, but they want to go get the experience, the exposure, and start building their brand as an artist. and they trust us with it, after all these years with the show. and it's fun watching them come in and chase their dreams and have a great attitude the whole ti. >> jimmy: yeah, even if you don't even win sometimes, the stars are,ike, the fourth, fifth runner up. >> yeah. >> whatever. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. yeah, yeah. >> well, even sometimes these kids are so unsure about their career, they don't think they're any good, and then if they go into the later rounds of "idol" and maybe go top ten, that gives them the confidence to go, "i'm gonna keep this music thing going. i am way better than i thought i was." >> jimmy: do they get nervous in front of you guys? i mean -- >> do they get nervous? when luke tells, "take a knee. take a knee." [ laughter ] >> take a knee. >> take a knee in this -- >> see

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the two met outside a laundromat in nashville when she was 18. >> dean was the inspiration behind several parton's songs, including one of her most famous. >> jolene, jolene. jolene. jolene. i'm begging of you, please don't take my man. >> yes, her 1973 hit jolene was inspired by a bank teller who had a crush on dean. parton said it became a running joke between them, and she also wrote a love letter to dean in the form of the song from here to the moon and back. >> and in a brief statement on her website, dolly parton wrote this in part carl and i spent many wonderful years together. words can't do justice to the love we shared for over 60 years. our deepest, deepest condolences. may his memory be a blessing. >> absolutely. well, thank you so much for joining us. you can keep up with us on social media at pamela brown, cnn and at wolf blitzer. see you back here tomorrow and every weekday morning for our expanded two hour situation room at 10 a.m. eastern. >> dana bash. our good friend and colleague will interview the senate majority leader, john thune, on inside politics right after a sh

it comes to regulatory public policy goals that you have, then you need to think about i am from nashville run person. even though we want to earn your business, you need to ask your self, what do i want to try first that helps to provide good constituent services, what ai does is about collaboration, providing information, it is a resource you can take advantage of. i would say in montgomery county which is in maryland, virginia, the dmv, they have monty which is a 311 service, with 3000 different types of offerings and your constituents go to monty and say where is my recycling bin or the trash pickup or the effect, got the answer, next question on nonemergency type of things. i am here to tell you, how ai is used in king county collecting information and discerning it and putting together reports and things of that nature. just the back-and-forth, with the physician, back and forth is that you can get real-time, people get used to that, you have happy constituents on that aspect and you can do some other things and a product that uses ai. whenever i miss a meeting, i travel a whole lot,

and then you need to think about okay, i am from nashville, tennessee, i may crawl, walk, run person.s to provide a good constituent services? at the end of the day with ai does is it's about collaboration. it's about providing you information. it's a resource that you can take advantage of. i would say one that i've seen, montgomery county which is in the district of -- the dmv. they have what's called monte. monte is 311 service. it's got 3000 different type of offerings, and your constituent can go to monte which is a chat bot with ai and say where's my recycle bin, or where is come when is a trash pickup or where is ask? we got the answer. next question on nonemergency type of things. i'm here to tell you, think about how ai issues in king county can use on the health side on collecting information and discerning it and putting together reports and things of that nature. i just was at come to which information, just the back-and-forth live with the physician but also the chat bot back-and-forth that you can get real-time. when people get used to that, yet happy constituents on tha

♪ ♪ and i will always love met outside the wishy washy thea laundromat on the day she moveda to nashvilled sharing their story with me in 2019. >> there was a laundromat down from the place where i was staying, so the very day i go down to the laundromat, this good-looking man just drives by, and he says something like well, you are going to get sunburned out here. i said something stupid like what's it to you? we start talking, two years later, we marry, and we are still married. >> robin: walking in with your dirty clothes, and you walk out with -- >> carl dean. >> robin: opening up about his first impression. "my first thought was i'm going to marry that girl," adding "that was the day my life began to read" two would marry, but the singer's ultra private husband preferring to stay out of the spotlight. ♪ ♪ ♪ jolene jolene jolene ♪ i'm begging of you don't take my man ♪ >> robin: dolly telling npr that she wrote the iconic song "jolene" about a bank teller who was flirting with her man. ♪ ♪ ♪ he is the only one for me ♪ >> she got this terrible crush on my husband, and he just loved go

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well, let's get the latest now with us journalist scottie nell hughes, who joins us live now from nashvillegood to see you as always, scottie. and should we start with president trump posting overnight on truth social directly to hamas? we haven't seen this before have we? >> no we've not. but let me just counter on to how you open up your show today. i think every world leader this morning woke up and was singing and dancing to everybody wants to rule the world by tears. tears for fears. because that's exactly how it feels like right now, as we continue to watch all of our world leaders kind of struggle for power and try to influence each other. but you're right. donald trump got up this morning. he's obviously very frustrated by what's going on in the middle east and the fact that we still have not seen hostages released, something that he said had to happen from day one, or there would be severe consequences to hamas if they did not release all of the hostages. and yet we're still seeing this slow trickle out. and i think that's starting to get very, very frustrating to donald trump that

the couple met on the first day she arrived in nashville as an 18 year old aspiring singer, and werere the latest gb news headlines. more in half an hour. >> for the very latest gb news direct your smartphone. sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com/advent alerts. >> good morning. welcome to britain's newsroom on gb news with me, bev turner and andrew pierce. >> well, breaking overnight, president trump has the white house has confirmed that president trump has paused military aid to ukraine just days after that showdown with president zelenskyy in the white house. >> the uk government has responded this morning saying responded this morning, saying that it remains absolutely committed to securing a lasting peace in ukraine and will be engaging with key allies in support of this effort. >> we are. >> we are. >> absolutely focused on making sure that we get that peace and the security guarantees as part of that, he mentioned in the house that we won't be derailed or sidelined by commentary, ongoing commentary, but that we will use our relationship, our long