tennessee is one of those teams that not many people are talking about. but they are getting it done in nashville. >> mike: tennessee and jacksonville. big stories there in the afc south. no-huddle. pedal to the metal here. andre ellington, one shy of the first down. see if they can squeeze in another play here before the two minute. ellington came out. ellington shaken up. kerwynn williams comes in. that will allow them to get the snap off before the two. pressure comes. blitz in the middle intended for jaron brown. incomplete. we hit the two-minute warning. 1:58 to go. tough night for seattle. but they made a couple of big plays and lead it by 12. 3 c3

just north of nashville, tennessee. okay let me connect you with a migratory gang specialist. his shot chats across the room. hey jim, there's a guy on the phone kentucky who has some gang members stiction. can you talk to him? hello? >> the conversation went downhill. but here's how it went. sega gang members, tell me about that. i read them off some reports and he said sounds like you have a gang problem. not really, those are real gangs. and i said if i do my not yet a gang member shoots yet another one of my not ready gang member should i call homicide or get you to investigate it. you will know how to respond because you don't how to do reverse training. they go in every places with the rifle just like this think it down on the ground and your folks are trying to respond. so we should be friends. >> that sounds educational and entertaining. thank you for the book. thank you for coming today. [applause] [inaudible] >> c-span, where history of old-style he. in 1979 c-span was created as a public service america's cable television companies and is brought to you by your cabl

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september, shooter killed one woman and wounded seven others at the chapel of christ church in nashville, tennessee. this story is still developing. download our wusa9 app for breaking news. >>> this is a yellow alert day. now, here's wusa9's first alert weather. >>> we are talking about another change in the weather? this one will hit you cold in the face? >>> we have the ups and downs. we are up to 70 but with the yellow weather alert, we are talking about showers and stuck in the 50s for the rest of the week. >> no snow? >> if you want snow, there is plenty of it, just not here. >>> there is a fall cold front heading this way. how will the weather impact your election day tomorrow? some breaks in the clouds. throughout the morning, we start out with fog and low-lying clouds and now we are getting breaks that are sending temperatures above average to 60 degrees. the dewpoints are up and the humidity is up. more supportive of showers and isolated storms. we have a yellow weather alert and we will have numerous showers around throughout the afternoon and into the early evening with an isolated stor

and in september, a shooter killed one woman, and wounded 7 others at a church in nashville, tennessee. >>> in an effort to make it easier for places of worship, texas passed a law in june that waives the requirements on licensing and background checks. but loosening those restrictions are not the answer. >> especially in these rural areas, you need somebody who is already there that has been trained in some kind of tactical way in order to have a chance. >> so now, churches everywhere are wondering how to protect themselves. one church in woodbridge, virginia, members of the congregation are in the military, or law enforcement, they bring their guns to church with them, concealed, but ready, just in case. >> i trust the fact that there are people who have been trained for just such a thing. have been military trained. you wouldn't wouldn't just an average shooter to bring their gun to church, but for people who have been trained for situations when they're under fire, those are the kinds of people that you are happy to have around. >> okay. the security team at all saints church did t

. >> this is from nashville tennessee, robert. >> best to you mister rather, i love what you've done all these years.s. your reaction to the question of why 9/11 happened when you were on david letterman which essentially was you did not know why that happened. represents the disconnect ts that the american people have with our role or our perception of our role in the world. for example, when george bush and the senate led us into iraq, it was an abuse of patriotism that george w. bush had so much support that we allowed along with vietnam to get us into iraq which is a trap. and the same thing, this freedom of speech to be able to criticize our government, and foreign governments for example, the 3.8 billion that goes to israel every year. and the best way to stop terrorism is to get control of israel and their abuse of the people and in this country, folks are, they have a hard time expressing that without being smeared as, smeared and demonized. >>. >> host: robert. mister rather, you wanted to respond? >> guest: there's a lot in question and we're discussing a good deal of it. o

[ cheers and applause ] ♪ and from nashville, tennessee, it's the cyrus party. [ cheers and applauseere's how the game works. i will read you the start of an internet search question -- >> okay. fill in the blank. we have four of -- >> jimmy: use your tv voice. >> steve: the most popular answers on the board and you'll both type as fast as you can. we'll see if any of them match the top four answers. >> all right. >> steve: here's our first search. >> jimmy: here's our first search. >> steve: round one, jimmy and lili -- should i pierce my blank? should i pierce my blank? [ laughter ] is everybody locked in? >> can i lock it in? >> steve: lock it in. >> yeah. >> steve: it's a family show. all right, jimmy, what did you write? >> jimmy: this is a website i tried to start and it didn't take off. [ laughter ] no. tumblr type of thing -- this is called nippler. [ light laughter ] >> steve: nippler? >> jimmy: well, i meant to type nipple. but i typed nippler. >> steve: nippler. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's a weather app. >> steve: it's a weather app -- >> jimmy: see it's the weather app if

seventeen a twenty five year old sudanese immigrant killed one and injured seven happened in nashville tennessee june of two thousand and fifteen twenty one year old dylan rufe shot and killed nine african-americans in charleston south carolina forty year old jim atkinson reportedly motivated by hatred for a homosexuals and liberals killed two people and injured eight in knoxville tenn. and forty four year old terry ratzmann was concent killed seven and two thousand and five church shooting and the state to always buy to ninety nine nine in fort worth texas where larry jean ashbrook time to a youth rally those and he was also carrying two hundred rounds of ammunition and a pipe bomb that killed six people tyrone tabitha turned to dean's the need for church security is now the new norm in america a norm that's hitting the bible belt of america a nation that's created on the basis of religious freedom and it's going to be an persecution a nation or maimed under attack. it's a very much david bellos when you start looking not just there was a recent cases even going back you know time i want to ask

kicking off all the excitement as we've been telling you, lara is there in music city, usa, nashville, tennesseekelsea ballerini, and she will be performing just ahead and they'll also reveal two winners. >>> we have new images of a pregnant princess kate as she shared the message about motherhood and also about raising children. >> so all of that is coming up but first we want to get to that bitter arctic blast moving across half the country and you know ginger is tracking it all for us. good morning again, ging. >> feels like the 30s right here in times square but look what it looked like late last night, yeah, that is peters mountain, pennsylvania, in the harrisburg area. the cold came along with snow for some folks, look at this in blue bloomfield, pennsylvania, can you believe it? it's not that odd this time of year but my goodness gracious it comes with those chilling temperatures after temperatures in the 70s just five days ago. it's really only the first hit of cold because that is holding back the arctic blast that will be here by friday into saturday depending on where you are so if yo

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was on my whind i learned the story of a young woman who was a teenaged sex slave, living in nashville, tennesseeot and killed johnny allen, a 43-year-old man who had picked her up for sex in august of 2004. during her murder trial, she testified to having been abused and raped throughout his life, both in her childhood, spent frequently in state care due to an alcoholic birth mother and in her teen years during which she was pimped by an abusive boyfriend. later led to a meeting with allen who brown says that she shot because she thought he, an exsoldier with multiple fire arms in her home was acting erratically and reaching for a gun. but prosecutors would later point to her subsequent taking of allen's wallet as evidence of guilt. she was charged with murder in the first degree, tried as an adult and sentenced to life in prison uneligible for parole until she's nearly 70. nearly 40 years from now. brown's story rocked the state of tennessee and was the subject of an influential documentary in 2011 but it's largely because of an inexplicable pickup of social media this week, solidarity from cel

>> yes, i love nashville, tennessee. >> jimmy: a lot of people are watching from nashville tonight. > to start a war, they're all great shows and everyone deserves to be honored, especially us rich people. she hosted three or four years in a row and i've got nothing to do but i'm there for the week. i got obsessed with hot chicken. have you had the hot chicken? >> jimmy: yes, i have. >> across the street from the hotel is hattie b.'s, eating there every day. at a certain point a friend said, if you love this hot chicken, go to the original place that invented it, prince's. have you been to prince's? >> jimmy: i have. >> prince's is in a strip mall. nothing else, everything else is out of business. they're still in business. on the ride there my friend huey said to me, you know, you're not going to be able to get the extra spicy chicken. and i said why? that's what i'm going for. he said, they don't deserserve white people. [ laughter ] and i said, that can't possibly be true, that's like a hillbilly urban legend. that's not true. so we go in there. as you know, you order from the cook

had they do this every year, where else but in music city, nashville, tennessee, taking veterans andmembers, many with no musical background and helping them open up in a way they never imagined possible. ♪ among aaron vorhees' challenges when he returned to tennessee from afghanistan in 2011, finding the words to explain to his wife stephanie what it was like to come under attack and the feelings that still haunted him once he was home. >> you know, i just thought, what's wong with him. you know, why is our marriage falling apart. the army veteran struggling with traumatic brain injuries and ps tsd and at first battling problems with alcohol and anger. >> i was in jail and, you know, i was like, i got to change something fast. or i'm going to lose my family. >> reporter: some of that change and those words he searched for for so long -- ♪ well i believe >> reporter: -- finally coming to light with the help of professional songwriter bill diluigi. >> i didn't think i would be communicating, period, let alone through a song. >> reporter: but he did. the pair writing that song together

tennessee is one of those teams that not many people are talking about. but they are getting it done in nashville. >> mike: tennessee and jacksonville. big stories there in the afc south. no-huddle. pedal to the metal here. andre ellington, one shy of the first down. see if they can squeeze in another play here before the two minute. ellington came out. ellington shaken up. kerwynn williams comes in. that will allow them to get the snap off before the two. pressure comes. blitz in the middle intended for jaron brown. incomplete. we hit the two-minute warning. 1:58 to go. but they made a couple of big plays and lead it by 12. tÉcnico en otro equipo de la nfl and a lot of it is about who you have left standing here. >> cris: it is. it always is. >> mike: cardinals came into the game relatively healthy. but their injuries have come during the season. guys are out for the year at this point. jaron brown taken down hard by k.j. wright. david johnson, their best running back. carson palmer their quarterback turning 38 in december. >> cris: starting guard. golden. >> mike: double digit sack man. fitzger

tennessee is one of those teams that not many people are talking about. but they are getting it done in nashville. >> mike: tennessee and jacksonville. big stories there in the afc south. no-huddle. pedal to the metal here. andre ellington, one shy of the first down. see if they can squeeze in another play here before the two minute. ellington came out. ellington shaken up. kerwynn williams comes in. that will allow them to get the snap off before the two. pressure comes. blitz in the middle intended for jaron brown. incomplete. we hit the two-minute warning. 1:58 to go. tough night for seattle. but they made a couple of big plays and lead it by 12. 3 c3 tÉcnico en otro equipo de la nfl and a lot of it is about who you have left standing here. >> cris: it is. it always is. >> mike: cardinals came into the game relatively healthy. but their injuries have come during the season. guys are out for the year at this point. jaron brown taken down hard by k.j. wright. david johnson, their best running back. carson palmer their quarterback turning 38 in december. >> cris: starting guard. golden. >> mike:

rosecrans is undergoing the same pressure in nashville, tennessee. they have to give lincoln a victory to put teeth to the final emancipation proclamation. chris m.: i see you nodding your head, do you want to add something? steward: yes i do. i think of a defense as the u.s. colored troops. when lincoln does the final emancipation, he allows them to join the army. and you have frederick douglass who has been pushing for that for the entire civil war. now the u.s. colored troops will have to put up or shut up, in and in many ways they do just that. with the amount of u.s. colored troops amounting to 10% of the army towards the end of the war in some ways they kind of save the day. because at that time you do not have many whites enlisting in the union army. and all of these black troops come in, and depending on their commanding officers, some of them fight very well. some of them fight ok. some fight very poorly. but the fact is, they present 10% of that army. -- they represent 10% of that army. and they have men to fight. like i said some of them f

in nashville, tennessee, welcome to the conversation. caller: i know you heard it before, but the middle -- but they are pitting middle-class against each other. i make $50,000 a year. had my right foot cut off and had cancer twice. i have had some medical problems. i don't understand where we get this money. this is not ok in anybody's mind. something is wrong with that person. what happened to america getting a dang about each other? i don't know what is going on in our government at all. int: let's hear from mike california making over one hundred thousand dollars. what you think of the house republican plan? guest: i am a cpa by trade. i am just focusing on one issue, and that is medical expenses for the very elderly towards the end of their life. and to take that away is going to actually throw some people that like to stay in their home, you take away that medical iras and, there pensions become 100% taxable. and it is nothing short of outrageous. and we're not talking about wealthy people in some situations. this is near and dear

rose,let's go to nashville, tennessee. republican line. how many books have you written? guest: seven, but i am working on four more. host: go ahead, rose. caller: good morning. i have a couple of comments. first, as a tennessean, i'm embarrassed and disgusted over how senator corker has acted and attacked my presiden. -- president. the second is about the tax plan. it is unfair when we have obamacare mandates, individual mandate that you have to have health insurance and a lot of these people, a lot of people are paying high premiums and that the bulls. -- and deductibles. some may be $10,000 a year or more and the tax plan proposed either in the senate or the house takes away the medical deduction and that is totally unfair, and it is really going to hurt the middle class, the working-class, the lower class, deduction is not allowed anymore. jump: what i would do is the tax plan. i know they vote on it next week but it has so many objections. you just heard one, and articulate woman, i would scrap it, and appoint a blue-ribbon commission, conservative , expertss, to com

in nashville, tennessee, welcome to the conversation. caller: i know you heard it before, but the middle -- but they are pitting middle-class against each other. i make $50,000 a year. had my right foot cut off and had cancer twice. i have had some medical problems. i don't understand where we get this money. this is not ok in anybody's mind. something is wrong with that person. what happened to america getting a dang about each other? i don't know what is going on in our government at all. int: let's hear from mike california making over one hundred thousand dollars. what you think of the house republican plan? guest: i am a cpa by trade. i am just focusing on one issue, and that is medical expenses for the very elderly towards the end of their life. and to take that away is going to actually throw some people that like to stay in their home, you take away that medical iras and, there pensions become 100% taxable. and it is nothing short of outrageous. and we're not talking about wealthy people in some situations. this is near and dear

carolina and in september a shooter killed one and wounded several other people at a church in nashville, tennesseefort to make it better, texas passed a law waiving state requirements on training and background checks. chuck chadwick has train and certified more than 350 personal protection officers at churches across texas. he said loser restrictions are not the answer. >> especially. >> n these rural areas, you need somebody who's already there that has been trained in some kind of tactical way in order to have a chance. >> reporter: at a church shooting in colorado springs in 2007, a member of the church's volunteer security team shot the gunman. and in mississippi last year, the state passed a law allowing churches to post armed security. hard to believe that it's come to this. >> thank you very much. we remain here on route 87 in sutherland springs. we're in texas outside where all of this happened yesterday afternoon. we'll have more from the field. but for now back to studio 57 in new york. guys? >> jeff, thank you so much. we're going to get the latest on the investigation from the governo

tennessee is one of those teams that not many people are talking about. but they are getting it done in nashville. >> mike: tennessee and jacksonville. big stories there in the afc south. no-huddle. pedal to the metal here. andre ellington, one shy of the first down. see if they can squeeze in another play here before the two minute. ellington came out. ellington shaken up. kerwynn williams comes in. that will allow them to get the snap off before the two. pressure comes. blitz in the middle intended for jan roowbr incomplete. we hit the two-minute warning. 1:58 to go. tough night for seattle. but they made a couple of big plays and lead it by 12. 3 c3 tÉcnico en otro equipo de la nfl and a lot of it is about who you have left standing here. >> cris: it is. it always is. >> mike: cardinals came into the game relatively healthy. but their injuries have come during the season. guys are out for the year at this point. jaron brown taken down hard by k.j. wright. david johnson, their best running back. carson palmer their quarterback turning 38 in december. >> cris: starting guard. golden. >> mike: do

and a shooter killed one woman and injured seven other people at a church in nashville, tennessee.ort to make it easier for places of worship to provide volunteer security services, texas passed a law in june waiving state requirements on background checks. 350 people person protection officers have been trained. he says looser restricts are not the answer. >> you need someone who is already there that has been trained in some kind of tactical way. in order to have a chance. >> during a deadly shooting at a church in colorado springs in 2007, a member of the church volunteer security force shot the gunman. in mississippi last year, they passed a law that allows armed securi security guards at churches, it's hard to believe it has come to this. all of this happened late yesterday morning and yesterday afternoon. we'll be back with more soon, back to studio 57 in new york. >> the latest on the investigation from the governor of stetexas in our next half ho. right now we're covering saudi arabia. mohammed has ordered the arrest of dozens of princes and investors. a billionaire investo

her rep tells the nashville tennessee underwood was treated for broken wrist, cuts and a abrasions. ow. >> i hate to hear that. >> hope she's okay. >> well wishes to her. >> let's talk about this. we all know that kim and kanye are expecting their third child through surrogate. >> they are? >> oh, yeah. oh, yeah. i'm breaking the news right h here. threw a on saturday went all out on baby shower. kim went on snap chat and said okay, guys, my baby shower for baby number three it is a beautiful tea and cheerier blossom forest. the party was full of pink cherry blossoms and floral arrangements. khloe and kylie jenner shared pictures of this on social media and owe by the way kim you've the party to promote her fragrance collect will be available on wednesday. >> oh, my gosh. they're all geniuses. they're laughing all the way toll bank. >> they're all marking geniuses. >> they stand there and put their kardashian name on and the money just rolls in. >> rolls back in. >> so she can have those kind of showers. >> there you go. cherry blossoms trees. >> okay. >> all right. dust off your buf

transplant centers in either nashville, tennessee, or portland, oregon, mr. nelson requested to receive his transplant at the university hospital in san antonio using the choice program. however, his request was denied by v.a. because austin was not a veteran and therefore v.a. did not believe the department had the authority to pay for this portion of the transplant procedure with choice funds. mr. nelson, eventually received his transplant in san antonio using his medicare benefits, private donations and personal savings to cover the cost of his and austin's care. to prevent any other veterans from being unable to access transplant care in the community under choice, h.r. 1133, as amended, would amend the choice program to allow v.a. to pay for any care or services a live donor may require to carry out a transplant procedure. for an eligible veteran, notwithstanding that the live doe far may not be eligible for v.a. health care. i'm thankful to my friend, congressman judge carter, john carter, from texas, for his dedication to solving this problem for his c

nashville tennessee charlotte north carolina pittsburgh, all of these are becoming strong alternativesl suspect larger markets. and that's for it's for couple of reasons. they are growing tremendous amount of talent. but they represent that larger market. money is mobile. i think they're bringing up a good point. and one of the issues were seen is that it's actually a quality of life we've seen charles swab move a lot of their people from the people from san francisco to the denver metro plaques. they are spreading out where their resources are. the interesting point was that they actually added more square feet of office space. one of the reasons why is because you can get this talent and labor and they don't cost as much. the biggest input for a business is labor costs. with the whole talk it has amazon moving to the second headquarters. if there is a city that should actually get it over other cities. where do you think they are going to move their new headquarters. the other thing is the ability to attract and retain them. they are younger tech workers and they want to stay there f

nashville. to me, an important issue is education. tennessee has done a great job with offering free community college across the state and i would like to see it across the federal level. >> i am a senior at belmont university in tennessee. >> my name is morgan, an important issue to me is the vote. i believe those who have been intruding to a society can stay in a society. >> my name is medicine. it is important to me for everyone to receive a quality are education. our builds empathy, self-confidence, self-worth. it helps understand other cultures and ideas and develop our own voice and interact with different people. with people who might have a different point of view. >> more from c-span. >> president trump and republicans on capitol hill are expected to release their approval to overhaul the tax system later this week. earlier today, the president previewed the announcement. here is a look. >> hello. [indiscernible chatter] >> how are you? >> hell are you? >>

can see the cold front giving us the shower activity from boston all the wait down towards nashville and tennesseein, for us not much going on as far as rain is concerned. what is going on, though, is the temperatures. current temperature 76 here, 81 richmond, 54 pittsburgh. that cooler air will settle on in across our region tomorrow. highs tomorrow only in the 50s for the most part. 53 by 7:00 a.m., 55 by noon. 55 degrees i think we have a chance to see rain in the afternoon tomorrow. heads up for that. keep that umbrella handy. 60% chance of afternoon showers. 69 degrees on sunday. 74 degrees on monday. good chance for rain monday afternoon. that is something else we'll watch. as i mention, very cold air make iguodala its way in here. 54 on your wednesday, 55 on thursday, 50 on friday. lows in the 30s. speaking of the colder air, well, how about this. the storm team 4 winter weather outlook. next thursday, don't miss that. i've got the latest on just how much snow we may see. and it's going to be i think a lot more than what we saw last year. doesn't matter. we only saw 3 inches last year. a lo

rose,let's go to nashville, tennessee. republican line. how many books have you written?uest: seven, but i am working on four more. host: go ahead, rose. caller: good morning. i have a couple of comments. first, as a tennessean, i'm embarrassed and disgusted over how senator corker has acted and attacked my presiden. -- president. the second is about the tax plan. it is unfair when we have obamacare mandates, individual mandate that you have to have health insurance and a lot of these people, a lot of people are paying high premiums and that the bulls. -- and deductibles. some may be $10,000 a year or more and the tax plan proposed either in the senate or the house takes away the medical deduction and that is totally unfair, and it is really going to hurt the middle class, the working-class, the lower class, deduction is not allowed anymore. jump: what i would do is the tax plan. i know they vote on it next week but it has so many objections. you just heard one, and articulate woman, i would scrap it, and appoint a blue-ribbon commission, conservative , expertss, to come

morgan is in nashville, tennessee, an independent. morning.ood caller: hi.hink america needs to readjust value system and instead te on reality of nonreality, the reality is, militarist ic country. call themcountrys and terrorists. we want to know what is wrong with our kid? we're the biggest military gun distributor in the world, this society.e do as a we sell guns to the world. idolize the military. idolize war. and now we want to know what is children? our why they're so anti- -- you everything, that is the reason. petersburg, , east good morning. good morning. i -- the problem we have in this gun laws are there, but we don't enforce them. better laws. the not understand why resident would pull back on that law established in december of 2016. it has more to do about him and people of the united states. we need to live better with each other. each other.mbrace if we do that, we would have notice what is around us and might notice around of the people us. and i don't know if it is state, god, but y it is states have been giving us so terrible thing necessa