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and since then, we have never even read and accept to the questions of the question of the new tennessee, the so the government or the government that came into office, even when they went through the process is really the issue from the court. the supreme court and everything else is itself. let's see, is talking critical issues the, to the memo spoke with the quality, very exclusive interviews and employment. governance is climate change with that as a result of that approach should reduce questions. but that talks, i know, just to call me they're working, but the bottom of the system is the daily come to the central. these is the political question that has influx one whole other these that are losing the soul point 4 came to the police for the question. several drones have been down over rushes, curse scanned the rod region bordering ukraine. the russian defense ministry also reported another drown was intercepted this morning, just hours earlier, the bridge linking crimea to the mainland was targeted once again to ukrainian missiles were shot down in its immediate vicinity. those ac

lee announced he will be signing tennessee's sweeping new anti-lgbtq bills, which, among other thingsender-affirming treatment for transgender youth. come on. transgender or not, all teens struggle with figuring out relationships to their bodies. you think unilever had grown adults in mind when they made axe body spray in golden mango? you know their motto. "mom, i did shower!" tennessee isn't just coming for the young ones. the governor also said he'd sign a bill that would restrict drag shows. yes, he wants to severely limit drag. our founding fathers did not create this country so men could wear frilly shirts, silk stockings, and powdered wigs! [cheers and applause] >> louis: that's good. that's good. >> stephen: specifically, the bill criminalizes "adult-oriented" performances by "male or female impersonators." which means the citizens of tennessee will finally be safe from reba mcentire. oh, yes. reba is exposing our children to tempting buckets of breasts and thighs. to defend targeting the lgbtq community, governor lee claims the bill would protect children from being "potentia

for patients, you have many people lead them to the news in tennessee and is after leaving piece . but our trade in financial assistance should be reactivated as a to buy a trait, predictable and non discriminatory for correction of advantage common units for trade transactions and investments for the breaks countries will increase payments options and reduce oliver and their abilities. in cases everyone and all nations deserve to be in peace. and of course, as i mentioned before, the quest for peace is a collective effort. and that's exactly what a lot of need is for today. agreed upon that and we can, i can ask us live to come up with the tylenol, colorado, talk us through the main points, please would love to hear your thoughts. united scene force behind the brakes. countries has to remain economic cooperation. it is the driving force that will make them the grouping event is powerful, impactful, and influential when it comes to well, the 5th in the future. and it is that reason that so many and looking at the door trying to get into this exclusive level 5 and trying to make the

every day, i'm getting something from the trump campaign but he is running by 60 points in tennessee, new hampshire. he's got the endorsements. he is on a roll to make sure that he captures that nomination. host: another governor has changed his tune in the past few days, that is ron desantis, who acknowledged that trump did lose the 2020 election. is this a trend that will continue? what do you think a winning message is on the 2020 election? trump will continue to litigate that. fred: for desantis, he is had a struggling campaign, he fit -- fired his campaign manager. no one has seen any real traction from him. for him, you look at the republican voters. if trump wasn't in the race, he would be a runaway. the trump voter says if you can have the real thing, why should we have something like desantis? the ads we saw in michigan, he voted against social security and raising taxes. the issue in ukraine got a lot of plate. that poison the well for a lot of folks who care about that issue. i don't think he will go farther than he will. for a lot of these candidates, if are some reason trump

in 1968, he was assassinated by a group of american saviors in the state of tennessee. news sources report that the niger army is on full alert. the reason for this decision has not been announced, but the president of nigeria has warned of the possibility of military intervention by the western economic community in niger. in the past two weeks, the military council of the manager has repeatedly announced that equestria's threats to intervene militarily in this country are the result of france's interventionist efforts. following the coup , the relations between the two countries became tense as a result of the jeopardy of france's interests. two explosions in a fuel station near bohar s, the capital of romania, left one person dead and 46 injured. according to the fire department, after the first explosion, the fire spread to a nearby house without fuel and caused the evacuation of a 700-meter-long fire pit. 26 people were injured. show are in the explosion second, they were injured. rson belanga goa became the president of zimbabwe for another five-year term . he won abou

democrat justin jones, a member of the "tennessee 3," was cut off at a house session after accusing the republican house speaker of racism over the new rules. justin jones, alongside justin pearson, was expelled earlier this year, then re-elected by voters, for protesting gun violence at the capitol. we'll be joined by tennessee state representative jones later in the broadcast. in labor news, some 150,000 auto workers could be walking off the job next month as negotiations continue for new contracts with major automakers that include significant wage increases. the united auto workers union is bargaining for pay increases of at least 40% over the next four years. contracts are set to expire on september 14. this could be the largest strike of u.s. auto industry workers in at least half a century. in minnesota, minneapolis mayor jacob frey has vetoed a city ordinance that would have granted minimum wage for lyft and uber drivers. he said he reached a deal only with uber for a commitment to pay its drivers the city's minimum wage of $15 an hour. lyft drivers are not covered under the agreement. minneapolis city councilmember robin wan

on monday, from new york to tennessee, the force of mother nature was evident. >> this had to be a tornadought down trees and knocked out power for thousands around knoxville, tennessee. eye-opening scenes everywhere. frightened drivers in westminster, maryland, were caught in a dangerous thunderstorm monday as winds up to 80 miles per hour knocked down power lines like dominoes. nearly 50 people were rescued from their cars. the wild weather brought airports across the east coast to a standstill. kris van cleave is at washington's reagan national airport. >> reporter: what a difference a day makes. only a handful of delays up on the board and just one cancellation here in washington as the nation's airlines recover from the storm that canceled more than 1,700 flights and delayed about 8,000 more. from new york to atlanta, travelers still found themselves camping out at airports, stranded by the storm, waiting for word on when they can finally get a flight home. >> it was hell. >> yeah, so you can just say we're very tired. >> reporter: here in white hall, maryland, a giant oak tree sliced

president will have to contend with in the coming election year in washington, alice barr, nbc news >>> the two tennessee democrats who were expelled from the legislature earlier this year have won their seats back according to projections from the ap justin jones of nashville and justin j. pearson of memphis were expelled in april after protesting in support of gun safety on the chamber floor. they still had to run for their old seats. the ousting of jones and pearson drew national attention to the tennessee legislature and prompted accusations of racism >>> an appeals court is allow ago signature piece of president biden's immigration policy to stay in place. it makes it difficult for people to be granted asylum unless they first seek protection in the country they're traveling through to get to the u.s., or they have to apply online for asylum first a lower court had found that policy illegal, but the new ruling will keep it in place as the legal battle continues t playut it could go all thway to eme cour>>> let's turn to trag w erpment tess southern two lifeies have been found in the rio grande. one

on monday from new york to tennessee, the force of mother nature was evident. >> had to be a tornado.knocked down power for thousands in knoxville, tennessee. eye-opening scenes everywhere. frightened drivers in westminster, maryland, were caught in a dangerous thunderstorm monday as winds up to 80 miles per hour knock down power lines like dominoes. nearly 50 people were rescued from their cars. the wild weather brought airports across the east coast to a standstill. kris van cleave is at washington's reagan national airport. >> reporter: what a difference a day makes. only a handful of delays up on the board and one cancellation here in washington as a nation's airlines recover from the storm that canceled more than 1700 flights and delayed about 8,000 more. from new york to atlanta, travelers still found themselves camping out at airports, stranded by the storm, waiting for word on when they could finally get a flight home. >> it was hell. >> yeah, so, we will just say, we are very tired. >> reporter: here in whitehall, maryland, a giant oak tree sliced open this house trapping tod

new york. and tennessee downed trees like this outside the city of maryville that left tens of thousands withoutunrelenting heat is scorching residents from coast-to-coast. cbs's meg oliver will start us off tonight from reading, pennsylvania. good evening, meg. >> reporter: major, good evening. this storm is minutes away from rolling in here with heavy rain, lightning, and strong gust of wind hit that could reach up to 75 miles per hour as the system roars across the region. ♪ ♪ ominous warnings of an approaching tornado sound in flatwoods, kentucky today, as this menacing funnel swept to west in lexington. severe thunderstorms packing violent winds across the strauss lament south ripping bridges and trees and tennessee. west virginia turned into a flood dome brought on by heavy afternoon rain. the storm system pushed through the midwest this weekend with reports of nearly a dozen tornadoes including one named christian county, illinois. shredding roofs and damaging power lines. from california to texas to florida about 100 million are under heat alerts. omar villafranca is in texas. >> reporte

new york. in tennessee, down trees like these outside the city of marysville have left tens of thousands without unrelenting heat is scorching residents from coast-to-coast. cbs's meg oliver will start us off tonight from reading, pennsylvania. meg, good evening. >> reporter: major, good evening. the storm system just blasting through reading, packing quite a punch with heavy rain, lightning, and strong gusts of wind that could reach up to 75 miles per hour as the system roars across the region. [sirens] ominous warnings of an approaching tornado sound in flatwoods, kentucky, today as this menacing funnel was just west in lexington. severe thunderstorms packing violent winds stretched across the south, ripping branches off of trees in tennessee. >> this is really bad. >> reporter: downtown parkersburg, west virginia, turned into a flood zone brought on by a heavy afternoon rain. the storm system pushed through the midwest this weekend with reports of nearly a dozen tornadoes, including one in christian county, illinois, shredding roofs and damaging power lines. from california to texas to florid

new york. in tennessee, downed trees like these outside the city of maryville have left tens of thousands withoutn the south, unrelenting heat is scorching residents from coast to coast. cbs's meg oliver will start us off tonight from reading, pennsylvania. meg, good evening. >> reporter: major, good evening. this storm is just minutes away from rolling in here with heavy rain, lightning, and strong gusts of wind, which could reach up to 75 miles per hour as this system roars across the region. [ siren ] ominous warnings of an approaching tornado sounded in flatwoods, kentucky, today, as this menacing funnel swept just west in lexington. severe thunderstorms packing violent winds stretched across the sound, ripping branches off trees in tennessee. >> this is really bad. >> reporter: downtown parkersburg, west virginia, turned into a flood zone brought on by heavy afternoon rain. the storm system pushed through the midwest this weekend with reports of nearly a dozen tornadoes, including one in christian county, illinois, shredding roofs and damaging power lines. from california to texas to florida

new york, isolated tornadoes are possible. tomorrow, the threat persists from texas to tennessee with a new system moving in. all this while high humidity means triple-digit feel-like temperatures in the south, and heat building to record status in the northwest. in fact, by monday, temperatures could be as high as 105 degrees in portland, oregon. and you know, heat this rare is very extreme in areas in the northwest, which could prove to be very dangerous. whit? >> whit: samarra theodore, thank you. >>> next tonight, a deadly and fiery home explosion near pittsburgh this morning. at least one person is dead and several others unaccounted for. flames from the blast destroying or damaging nearby homes. emergency responders searching the rubble tonight for survivors. here's abc's jaclyn lee. >> reporter: tonight, a fatal home explosion rocking this pittsburgh suburb, flattening buildings and scattering debris across the neighborhood. >> this is the worst i've seen in 47 years, just due to the amount of damage. >> reporter: authorities in plum, pennsylvania, responding to reports of the blast just before 10:30

massive storm damage from tennessee to new england. now, those storms turning deadly. near cape cod, massachusetts, a confirmed ef-1 tornado with 95-mile-an-hour winds. trees slamming down into homes. up to eight inches of rain flooding highways, multiple vehicles under water just off i-95 in massachusetts. near baltimore, straight line winds bringing down power lines, trapping drivers in their cars. those power poles lining the road. at the height of the storm, a million customers without power. in knoxville, tennessee, an ef-2 tornado ripping through an apartment complex. and in anderson, south carolina, 15-year-old evan kinley killed by a falling tree. and as this storm moves out, a new one is moving in. abc's senior meteorologist rob marciano leading us off in massachusetts. >> reporter: tonight, extreme flooding, and a rare tornado touched down in new england. up to eight inches of rain falling in spots, swamping roads and cars. a confirmed ef-1 twister hitting near cape cod. winds up to 95 miles per hour. this home practically cut in half from a massive tree. off

the starts of august 25th on dw, the tennessee that we news long silverland evidence is mounting that larger change you've given you for goes and then brushing authority, saying the mercenary leader who challenge the kremlin was on a plane that crashed near moscow with no survivors. is that could have why, reaching consequences, but there are doubts about the trustworthiness and there was the comfortably. it's good to have you with us. if gaming for a goes, it was once one of let them in fulton's most important allies. now, the leader, the wagner mercenary group, is believed to be that russian authorities say, for corrosion was listed as a passenger on a flight up craft, on route from last down to st. petersburg. all 10 people on board the private jet were reported retail. a telegram channel affiliated with wagner is also same for corrosion died in the cross. none of these reports, however, has been independently verified. this all comes exactly 2 months after wagner, 5 years launched in a board of mutiny against russia's military leadership. it was seen as the most serious challenge

warnings spread across 10 states, from tennessee to new york, via indiana and north carolina. hundreds of thousands were left without power. >> all of a sudden, i mean, it just came out of nowhere. garbage can started going down the street. wind picked up. rain was going sideways. >> as much of the severe weather danger subsided late on monday, some arias faced flooding and rain continued to fawvment hail as large as 11.5 centimeters in diameter was recorded in virginia in. maryland, state police rescued people in 34 cars that were trapped by fallen power lines. the storms also affected a busy travel corridor that connects major cities like atlanta, washington, d.c. and new york city. more than 1,700 flights canceled and over 8,200 delayed. more than 3,000 u.s. troops have arrived in the red sea aboard two warships. this is part of a new deployment to deter iran from seizing oil tankers. since the withdrawal of the frus the iranian nuclear agreement in 2018, incidents have multiplied in this crucial maritime zone. >> the two u.s. warships carrying 3,000 troops have been deploy

. >> reporter: it comes as 84 million from tennessee to new york are under the threat of up to 75-mile-per-hour winds. >> looks like a bus is on its side. >> reporter: heavy rains are also being looked at as a potential cause of a deadly charter bus collision just outside harrisburg, pennsylvania where three people were killed and dozens more were injured including several children >> it had flipped and everyone just kind of was swung off to the side it was -- it was intense. >> reporter: the same storm system moving east hammered the midwest over the weekend. a confirmed ef2 tornado with wind speeds as high as 135 miles per hour, reducing several homes in central illinois to rubble now a massive swath of the country is bracing for more vaughn hillyard, nbc news, washington >>> in southern california authorities are investigating why two helicopters fighting a fire collided last night. one of the choppers crashed, killing two fire officials and the pilot. the other chopper was able to land safely with two people on board. the aircraft were involved in efforts to contain a small brush fire in ri

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this was the first full moon august 1st, above tennessee and new york city.kes tonight extremely rare is that both of these august moons are super moons, meaning the moon is orbiting at its closest since answer to earth, making it appear about 14% larger than usual, and shining 30% brighter. that only happens once in a decade. and across the world, we're already beginning to see it. in istanbul and japan. people looking to the skies in india and singapore. in indonesia, they are lining up to see it through a telescope. in london, viewing it from a cable car. in italy, capturing the rare moment. forecasters say the best time to see it most clearly tonight is between 9:00 and 10:00 p.m. and if you miss it -- you'll be able to see it again in 2037 -- 14 years from now. beautiful images. we hope you catch it tonight. i'm david muir. thank you for watching. and from all of us here at abc news, have a good evening. >> when that vehicle exhaust mixes with those high temperatures and the sunlight and creates ozone, or otherwise known as smog pollution. >> we have hot

the us women's national soccer team is looking for a new coach at tennessee resigned less than two weekshe us lost to sweden in the world cup round of 16. the team usa made its worst world cup performance in history this time around and enough took over the women's soccer program in 2019. but many say that is us teams underachieved, starting with a bronze medal at the 2021 summer olympics in tokyo. team usa's next challenge is next year's summer games in paris. the last two matches of the world cup will be this weekend right here on ktvu early saturday morning will be the third place match between sweden and australia. pregame coverage starts at midnight friday night and sunday morning will be the world cup final between spain and england. coverage for that match begins at 2 a.m. right here on ktvu. former golden state warriors head coach don nelson and his family are among the many people who are working to help victims in maui. we spoke with him earlier on the five. he's giving fire victims a free place to stay by opening up his rental properties in maui. he has been able to house abou

but in a new petition filed in shelby county, tennessee, or says sean and leigh anne tuohy tricked himnto signing what he thought were adoption papers, he says those documents were really for a concert mentorship, which he claims the couple used to get rich at his expense, writing they only saw him as a gullible young man whose athletic talent could be exploited for their own benefit. awe also claims the tuohys negotiated for themselves and their two birth children to get a lump sum of more than $200,000 each, plus royalties. based on the movie's success, the tuohy family has not respond to abc news request for comment , but sean tuohy told the daily memphian newspaper, we're devastated, saying the conservatorship was done to avoid any ncaa conflicts with or attending ole miss. since tuohy is a booster at the school, adding it's upsetting that people would think i would want to make money off any of my children, but we're going to love michael at 37, just like we loved him at 16. sean tuohy says the family, including awe, got an equal share about 14,000 each and the attorney for the tu

when spain were crowns well champions because there were plenty of new to supporters and of course tennessee of spanish friends who were very, very happy to see the spanish side crowned well champions for the 1st time in their countries. history. of course, england were many people's favorites for this one, but were spain were the winners? yes, spain, so that to me was where the wind is. i mean, they did a lot of things right. all the time on as go was frankly, a ruthless exploitation of an english defensive mistake. it was the most frightening the way that spain switched over to the left flank when they realized the on that, you know, on that side of the page england was, you know, suddenly a bit weak and finish. well, you know, it was really sublime. the front 3 course things and no end problems. and so that's, and the, you know, they were with the windows they pressed just at the right times. they were always cool the night to they were always. com. and you know, a lot of these players in the spanish sides just won the champions league at boston loaner just a few months ago. you know, the

tennessee. some international news agencies reported that niger's army was on full alert. the reasons for this decision have not been announced, but the president of nigeria has warned of the possibility of military intervention in west africa's depopulation. again in niger, the president said that he has received many phone calls about the readiness of some countries to intervene militarily in niger. caused by interventionist efforts france is following the coup in niger and jeopardizing france's interests. what are the signs of the relations between the two countries and paris supported alki manager's threats . the two countries of mali and burkina faso are neighbors and they announced that they will support major if foreign military action is taken. algeria and egypt oppose the military intervention in niger. a member of the ashbab terrorist group in somalia has been killed. the government announced that 13 of these terrorists affiliated with al-qaeda were killed in the latest military operation of the country's army in the southern region of sufala in the south. in oth

they are moving from california massachusetts, new york to virginia, tennessee, florida. >> i was in. they said it is not good, crime it is terrible. we interviewed the mayor of dallas and he said he has the number one safest city this year and he is a black democratic mayor. how did he do it? a focus on police and arresting repeat offenders. she should pay attention to what he is doing. >> that is how it works on both sides. you can't deny people are leaving the cities. i left the city. >> and we cry every day about it. . i left the city. >> and we cry every day about it. it's because of tiktok that i had to go out and get a website. i'm at a point now where i've outgrown my house. growing up, every time i'd get out of the shower, i would itch. my first experience with goat milk soap, it kinda was like a light bulb moment. tiktok is a fantastic platform for diy. if you'd have told me three years ago that i would own my own business and be expanding into a separate building, i would've told you you'd lost your mind. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: time now for "one more thing." greg? >> greg: tonight

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americans are under tornado and thunderstorm watches from tennessee to new jersey.an one million people lost power yesterday. take a look at this video, possible tornado seen forming in central new york. >> ashley: that situation is looking better this morning, senior meteorologist janice dean is here. >> janice: i had people traveling yesterday, hope everyone is safe. we had a lot of reports of damaging wind and hail. we didn't have any tornados, we were warning folks this could be a possibility. national weather service did a great job, fox weather did a great job. new england, we will watch for strong storms and eastern long island. we will monitor potential for heavy rain and flash flooding because this area has gotten a lot of rain this summer. this will be out of here by today through wednesday and then thursday, i think the next chance for severe weather. this is rain still to come for parts of new england, very likely through tomorrow morning. watching this region as well as potential for stronger storms for areas across central plains and southeast draped a

kumasi: the montero's a family is planning to hold a news conference thursday. reggie: tennessees voted to temporarily silenced and oakland native and represented justin jones. the crowd erected in protest during an intense special hustler session. [crowd chanting] reggie: speaking for the rest of the day. after being ruled out of order twice during the session for allegedly not staying on topic. new rules allow for house members to be silenced for not sticking to the current bill debated. >> their attempt to silence me was not about people, it is about the people of my district and they can silence one member and silence all of us but we are united against this extremist, antidemocratic behavior and the people have a right to be in the people's house. reggie: out of the house chambers to support jones, jones was one of two tennessee lawmakers expelled earlier this year for their role in a protest inside of the tennessee capitol. kumasi: in the north bay, there's a new effort to relocate voters illegally anchored in marin county, 50 people living on these boats. a maritime law pr

open title since americans. serena williams, one have trick of titles in 2012 way from tennessee, ukrainian to new team has been taking part interest raises in the run up to the powers olympics team. ukraine believe they can win gold next year, and they hope to inspire their compatriots at more back home. the ukraine team has already qualified for next year, summer olympics. ukraine has won gold in every summer games since it became independent. but paris will be especially important because of the war and the prophets and the god the i'm not, i'm just guessing to the olympics is very important for us, but it's coming out to national hey, you know, we want to represent you, crane and show the whole world we are facing that the sherman watermark at we are very happy the team can represent our country at the games next year. but it's so that it is very difficult to train in ukraine right now. there's a squad, laws that a certain day after day we see and hear the misaligned attacks by russians against our country. just then my advice from all right, should we believe that we will win and we want to s

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it does seem to come so many new jersey and say in the capital of me on a rough estimate to be opposite tennessee of upsets of western powers or french from i put a new power that they have been used to. i need a clearly have, uh, i had the french policies that you were chased away from one i'm looking at, possibly having a basis deadlines at all, the wisdom of coordination units. and they've been very unhappy about that. there has been very a huge and see growing on see for instance, you mentioned the region of looking at passive money on his i how many people see the french as if i have just explained to the powers and then nothing to gain from that relationship. so that's why it does seem to rush out, seems to be way out. so it's into yes, has not come from that name j. well, kids will come up to western russia, but many of them in the capital not following the example shown by monte ends on that, but cannot press so when the, when it's agents as to go about, people went into the streets. i'm just basically gonna display emotional flags, but he doesn't watch and he does say that perhaps russia

new york going to california. >> emily: and everyone going to tennessee. e other day and chana we were sending in the green room and everybody was sharing crime stor immediate family members had undergone ntc. every conversation in new york seattle or the like talking about the quality of life has plummeted and how unsafe everyone feels pure to think about a couple of weeks ago seattle police officer lieutenant jessica taylor she and a 15 page resignation letter to the police have cheap and pushed to the city leaders. it is you that as what the city devolve to playground for an order because there and the absurdity. lunacy of the prosecutor's office and failed leadership has accelerated the cities downhill slide straight to rock bottom. it is a free fall to anarchy and chaos and it is a disgrace. my only argument or advance, you can say that about any democrat city and the words would ring true. >> kayleigh: look at these images. we cannot deny what we are looking at with our own eyes. this is not under control. you can try deception like bidenomics but the

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