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prediction center same major cities including new orleans, memphis, nashville, birmingham should all brace for weather. many schools and colleges are also shut down today and tomorrow is a precaution ahead of the storms with all remaining classes at mississippi state's main campus switch to remote learning. sporting events have been canceled as well. spin on my daughters at the university of alabama, i have concerns about this. for an up-to-the-minute forecast on what's to come provokes across the south let's bring in meteorologist adam klotz, the big board in the fox weather center. how is looking right now? >> we are still kind of right and the heart of this. we saw our first tornado nine hours ago and we continue to be in a situation where they are spitting up and there still tornadoes. this has been our bull's-eye there's a large area where you can see severe weather with this has been our bull's-eye of the heart of mississippi and that's where we have seen most of the activity. storm reports across the entire area from the gulf coast towards southern ohio. that tornado reports have largely been in mississippi.

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nashville. when the covid pandemic began, they found themselves without the vital school and community resourcesigate life for him as an autistic adult. tonight, they share their brief but spectacular take on adapting to new challenges while living with autism. >> my name is pierce mckay, i'm 24 years old, and i'm autistic. >> when he was diagnosed with autism, it was good to finally have a diagnosis, and at the same time, you have this idea of what they are going to be like when they grow up. it changed a lot with that diagnosis. when he was younger, there was still a lot of misconceptions. one is they are not social. he's a very social person, he loves being with people. we knew his autism was a little more serious than we first thought when he went missing one day, when he was 12 years old. he was on his bike riding lapse, and i walked outside and i saw he was gone. we had to call 911. eventually, he was found riding his bike on i-65. it is ok. were you thinking about being on your bike? he never wandered away from the house before. so it was terrifying. in 2020, he was finishing the transiti

brought him from nashville to atlanta on a bus trip because john lewis was having trouble in school.invited him to atlanta. in 1963 john lewis was the youngest person to speak at the march on washington. and ten years later he is in congress. the legacy that carries on. he died at the age of 39 he lived ad relatively young life but his legacy and the people that worked with him and followed him continues now and continues through andrew young. as i mentioned who is james oranges daughter just passed away today. so that's another pillar in the whole king legacy that continues toon go. >> and ending on that note on the note of legacy may be a good moment to complete our conversation so everyone joining me and thanking ernie for joining us today. and in town with the many lives of andrew young. which will now be signing. think you offered joining us at the southern festival of books. >> thank you. >> well done sir. ♪ if you are enjoying book tv than sign up for our newsletter is the qr code on the screen to receive the schedule of upcoming programs, author discussions, book festivals an

brought him from nashville to atlanta on a bus because john lewis having trouble in school and invited him to atlanta. so in 1963, john lewis, the youngest person to speak at the march on washington. and ten years later, he's in congress. so these are kind of things that kind of that legacy that carries on. rodney king got at the age of 39. so he lived a very relatively young life. but his legacy and the people that worked with him and followed him continues now until this day. and it continues through to the young. and as i mentioned, james orange was james orange. his daughter just passed away today. so that's kind of another pillar in that cohort, that whole king legacy that continues to go. yeah and ending on that note on the on the note of legacy may be a good moment to conclude our conversation with with ernest. so everybody join me in thanking friends for joining us today. yes. and once again we've been talking about the many lives of andrew, which ernie will now be signing on the plaza. thank you all so much for joining us here at the southern festival of books. thanks, henry.

brought him from nashville to atlanta on a bus trip because john lewis was having trouble in school andwas invited to atlanta so 1963 johnth lewis was the youngest person to speak at the march on washington and ten years later he's in congress so these are things in the legacy that carries on. king died at 39 so he lived a relatively young life but his legacy and the people who worked with him and followed him continues. and james oranges daughter who passed away today so another pillar in that king legacy continues. >> ending on the note of legacy, a good moment to conclude the conversation so join me in thanking them for joining us today. we have been talking about many lives of major young which ernie will be signing. thank you for joining us here. >> that was good. >> if you are enjoying book to be then sign up for our newsletter using the qr code on the screen. to receive a schedule of upcoming programs, book festivals and more, book tv every sunday on c-span2 or anytime online booktv.org, television for serious readers. >> weekends on c-span2 are an intellectual piece ever saturda

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brought him from nashville to atlanta on a bus trip because john lewis was having trouble in school and then martin luther king invited him to atlanta. so, in 1963 john lewis was the youngest person to speak at the march on washington and 10 years later he's in congress. so, these are kind of things that kind of that legacy that carries on. martin luther king died at the age of 39 and lived a relatively young life, but his legacy and the person that worked with him and followed him continues now until this day and continues through andy young. as i mentioned, and james orange's daughter just passed away today. so that's kind of another pillar in that whole king legacy that continues to go. >> yeah. >> and ending on that note on the note of legacy, maybe, a good moment to conclude our conversation with ernie suggs. so everybody, join me in thanking ernie for joining me today. [applause] >> and once again, we've been talking about the many lives of andrew young, which ernie will now be signing over on the plaza. thank you all for joining us at the southern festival of books. thank you, er

was in nashville and on september ukrainian artillery shell, the admin. building it on the bro leisha door was to let him know that it gives him a little bolcom in the casual chest middle school. and also has a process many other go, obviously, very seniority m. so cmc, alexander of olga and their good dogs, civil military headed supplies, several assassination attempts. there wasn't, any us would get low national, but it could be tedious to will not afford to do duty. what of the old hon national falls apart from this dance? clearly? because cautioned from real sleep last night, you have to put up a bolt system or local us near the meal. trouble cold school. can me a plastic law was done? yes. fiscal. so top all of the load them going to produce food for that he shouldn't use a little closer. but when i go walk up with children, she will. so this is timothy whether she, lucretia. can you slow that gabriel issue with visual will say, i owe you money if with a construction of the plan began in 1979 in what was formerly the u. s. i saw the 1st 5 energy units were commissioned in the 1980s, with the launch of the 6th unit in 1996 was out by rogia emp became europe's largest nucl

nashville. i was working as a reporter in richmond virginia i'm from virginia and just moved back after being gone after mcollege. after having two kids and going tost grad schooln boston and wanted to be closer to my family which was about my hometown but i thought i should take a reporting job at that time so i can get to know richmond better but my kids were so young it was easier to be at work as a reporter then at home with two toddlers. [laughter] so one day the richmond reporter was covering something else i was asked to cover the story of an african burial ground that activists were asking to be preserved. they were claiming this part of the city was a burial ground actually covered in a parking lot i really didn't know anything about that burial ground or the area where it was located which is a slaveve trading district. i knew richmond was a slave trading town so i was doing some background reading and a came across an article on the smithsonian magazine of the archaeological dig that has been done and has located the remains and the foundation also known as the devils half-acre run by the slave trader named by robert lumpkin. i don't know about slave

nashville and have two daughters. in addition to academics. tim is also coach for the junior school tennis and for the vanderbilt university cricket club. and at the of dr. boyd's talk, there will be a time for questions and answers. our staff will be available to pass a microphone to you so that everyone can hear and it can be your question can be recorded. and that dr. boyd can respond to it accordingly. so please join with me in giving dr. boyd a warm hermitage welcome. well, thank you, howard, for very kind introduction. there's one small correction. i'm the coach of the nba cricket team. we are state champions ten years in a row, a championship that gains a great deal by having no opposition whatsoever. long may it be way. but anyway, good evening. it's great to be with you all on this beautiful evening and i hope this will for an interesting and entertaining to go with it. and we, i guess, fortunate at least that if in the of a sudden drop in interest to entertain there are emergency wine supplies hand and i know you're probably all familiar with the procedure but in such an e

nashville. >> brian: you'll never freeze my account? >> never. >> ainsley: unless you do something illegal! >> steve: from one musician to a bunch of them, we close today with the dillard high schoolnday in new york! >> ainsley: bye, everyone! ♪ ♪ >> bill: thanks, guys, good morning. great work in florida. hello on a friday with a mystery deepens in idaho. four students murdered, killer on the loose. so many questions and getting our first look at the autopsies. it's friday. dana has the day off. i'm bill hemmer and this is the lsu tigers. >> i'm happy to begin my friday with you. thanks for having me. i'm sandra smith and this is "america's newsroom." a horrific story. the coroner revealing all four victims were stabbed to death