our final score, pittsburgh, 40, tennessee 17.oming up next on nbc, except on the west coast, stay tuned for your local news. watch on the nfl network the mazda postgame show. the entire time with cris collinsworth and heather cox, mike treirico, good night from pittsburgh. alright, off you go. casual fridays at buckingham palace? surprising. what's not surprising? how much money nathan saved by switching to geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. running backs in football history. when it came to ducking defenders, nobody did it better. he's also a serious dodgeball player. here's the spin. he jukes left. holy mackerel! barry's still got it! but when it comes to mortgages, he's less confident. fortunately, there's rocket mortgage. it's simple, so he can understand the details and be sure he's getting the right mortgage. apply simply. understand fully. mortgage confidently. rocket mortgage by quicken loans. and everyone's celebrating! but this year celebrate more responsibly. ...how much data did i use last

we are out of the studio because we're here in franklin, tennessee. at one of america's great main streets. we talk to merchants on this street to ask them how they're getting people to shop local. we'll show you how some e-commerce companies are opening local pop-up shops to take advantage of small business saturday and i head out in my neighborhood in brooklyn to check out businesses i've been dying to try fast. let's work smart and shop local, that is coming up next on "your business." >> hi. i'm j.j. ramberg and welcome to a special small business saturday edition of "your business." small business day is november 25th and every year we dedicate an entire show to celebrating this day, which kicks off the holiday shopping season for small businesses. this year we're doing it from here, in franklin, tennessee. franklin has it all. southern charm, deep musical roots and a thriving main street which you could see behind me. just 20 mail myles from nashville, it is named after benjamin franklin. but it doesn't end there. right here in franklin less tha

our final score, pittsburgh, 40, tennessee 17.oming up next on nbc, except on the west coast, stay tuned for your local news. watch on the nfl network the mazda postgame show. the entire time with cris collinsworth and heather cox, mike treirico, good night from pittsburgh. alright, off you go. casual fridays at buckingham palace? surprising. what's not surprising? how much money nathan saved by switching to geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. running backs in football history. when it came to ducking defenders, nobody did it better. he's also a serious dodgeball player. here's the spin. he jukes left. holy mackerel! barry's still got it! but when it comes to mortgages, he's less confident. fortunately, there's rocket mortgage. it's simple, so he can understand the details and be sure he's getting the right mortgage. apply simply. understand fully. mortgage confidently. rocket mortgage by quicken loans. and everyone's celebrating! but this year celebrate more responsibly. ...how much data did i use last

but it almost destroyed the southern army of the tennessee. so, very important battle here, which was not planned. it happened by accident. and of course lee surrendered in april of '65. >> another piece of history sits at 419 main street. the franklin theater. it's a jewel on main street. the heritage foundation went out, raised the money, and transformed it, literally, transformed it. >> once a small depression era movie house the franklin theatre has been rebuilt. it still has its original charm but it's also now a state-of-the-art venue for live music and events. >> the franklin theatre is a place where we'd like to think that we actually touch people's lives by hosting events that inspire them, connect them, entertain them, of course. things that actually go out and ripple around the community to change the culture of who we are. >> what do you host in here? there's a sound check going on right now. >> well, we're in the middle today, of doing a television production for the daily and vincent show. our purpose is we're a live music venue.

the presiding officer: the senator from tennessee. standard alexander the elections are on th the american minds. many expanded medicaid. in my home state of tennessee, because of the affordable care act's structure, premiums have gone up 176% over the last four years and another 58% on average for 2018 is predicted. tennesseans, like millions of americans are going through open enrollment and have sticker shock when they see the prices of the health insurance that they might buy. and the 178 million people who are getting their insurance on the job, that's 60% of us, know that they might lose their job. they might change their job, and they might be in the individual market themselves and might find themselves exposed to these skyrocketing premiums and the chaos that results from that. this is especially difficult for americans who have no government subsidy to help them buy insurance. there were in 2016, according to the department of health and human services, about 9 million of those americans. there are 350,000 people in tennesse

you are going to have one hell of a victory, turned out to be a lot like tennessee. and turned out to be a lot like missouri, that i can tell you. [applause] >> we had a big one here. i promise jobs, when he gets it going and has it in very good shape from what i hear, everybody said got to be josh, who is going to run against you, josh, i said josh, when you are ready you have my word i'm going to come here and campaign with you, we got to get you in, got to get you in. not enough for the middle class to keep getting by. we want them to start getting way ahead. we have them getting way ahead. under our plan, middle-class families not only see their tax bill go down, they will see their income go up by an average of around $4000. and that is because we are going to cut taxes on american businesses so they will compete for workers, raise salaries, business is going to be happy and the workers are going to be happy in the country is going to be a happy place although we are going to have very strong borders, please remember that. please remember that. we are going to h

green ash in tennessee, there is life after death but it is not eternal. death doesn't end along the nature of trees as they wrap away dead logs, branches and roots, they become a focal points for thousands of relationships and the other species in the forest. find food or home along the recumbent bodies of fallen trees. in the tropics, soft wooded trees file their bodies in smokeless blazes of bacteria and fungi. their logs seldom last longer than a decade. the process of decay takes much longer in the acid cold of a near arctic bog. there, the river of its afterlife in spoonfuls fed to patient bacteria over millennia, between these extremes, the tropics and the polls, the mid-latitudes, a downed tree in the temperate forest might live in death as long as it stood in life, before a being that catalyzes and regulates conversations in and around its body, death and the act of management of these connections, root cells no longer send signal to the dna of bacteria, leaves and the chemical chatter with insects and fungi receive no more messages from their hos

i can't wait to watch tennessee. 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

i can't wait to watch tennessee. 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 bes

if it's anything like tennessee, you will have one hell of a victory that turns out like that.ause] [cheering] it turned out to be a lot like missouri. [applause] i promised when he gets it going and have it in good shape everybody said you've got to beat him. i said when you're ready you have my word i'm going to come here and campaigned with you. [applause] [cheering] we've got to get un. [applause] not enough for the middle class to keep getting my. we want them to start getting ahead. we are going to have them start getting way ahead. under our plan, middle-class families will not only see the tax bill go down, they will see their incomes go up by an average of around $4,000. [applause] that's because we are going to cut taxes on american businesses so they will compete for workers, raise salaries, the business is going to be happy into the workers are going to be happy and that country is going to be a happy place also we are going to have strong borders, please remember that. [applause] [cheering] a lot of people say now that he got elected is he going to build a wall? ab

three inmates escaping in tennessee. one of those inmates, a homicide suspect, now on tennessee's ten most wanted list. abc's steve osunsami on the hunt under way. >> reporter: tennessee authorities are searching the woods and roads tonight, carrying big rifles, searching for these three men who broke out of a county jail. and they're putting one of them on the list of the state's most wanted. >> we do not know if they have any weapons at this time, but they could have reached them, so we want to ask everyone please don't approach and call us. >> reporter: 28-year-old matt white and 32-year-old jeffrey strong were awaiting trial for theft and drug charges. but the youngest, 20-year-old dylan ferguson, is considered the most dangerous, accused in an august 2016 murder. investigators tell us the three escaped by pulling a speaker from a wall, crawling through the small hole and into the ceiling of another room, where they used blankets to lower themselves. then, they ran out of the back of the jail. police believe they sto

stickle and i am professor of the justice administration at middleton university outside nashville, tennessee. the southern festival of books, we will kind of do this in a format familiar to doctor smith by, we like a lot of audience participation. as you listen to the presentation here for a few minutes we will invite you at the end to come to the microphone, ask any questions you might have so that will help you understand, we would like to do that. he will speak in a few minutes about his book, give you a broad summary of the things he has done which means it is impactful, different aspects and have a question and answer session. i would like to introduce doctor carter smith who teaches criminal justice administration at middleton state university. he was in the u.s. army cid for 22 years, 15 of that he served in fort campbell, kentucky where he identified a growing gang problem in the early 90s and later started the first gang and extremist investigation team, carter his interviewed gangs by several news sources, has appeared twice on the popular history channel game land theories and has

braxton brags army, the tennessee and pemberton's in the mississippi. he is supposed to coordinate the movements of these two. it's a command that he can't really understand because, for a 19th century general like johnston, a general's job is to command an army. if he shows up and tells bragg what to do he is superseding bragg in command of that army. so that problem existed from the beginning. finally davis interferes and sends an order saying, look, take 3,000 men and go rescue pemberton. and so off he goes. he said, look, 3,000 men aren't going to do anything against grant's 40,000, 45,000 coming from the southwest up toward jackson. the only way this is going to work is if i combine my forces with pemberton's forces. so he sends pemberton an order saying chaot saying evacuate vicksburg. this is long before vicksburg is besieged. he calls the counsel of war and he says, i have orders to evacuate vicksburg and march to join with joseph e. johnson so that collectively as an army we can attack grant. this is before the battle of raymond. so it would ha

true since the laws in the state of tennessee of chinese substantially you're allowed to carry guns in parks. guns in bars you know guns in your car or so from a police chief's perspective i would definitely say that probably prefer if we do not have guns in bars. i got a fourteen shot gun from santa cause last year. right now our best selling rifle is the the west it's just you know the fundamentalists you people just you know go to the range and go shoot. have fun. is there also your article as well. b.s. thank you ma'am hunting rifle. oh really seen federal the animal no. it doesn't rope we're being mean oh. this vessel right here the glock semiautomatic pistol is more of the biggest biggest movie guns ever. hear that they know what they're doing because i saw in the movie. they're dangerous we have to go out there and stop them and i actually hate them on how to handle a firearm immediately ok one of our most popular self-defense rounds here it is one hundred twenty four grain. jacket whole point is it rapidly hitting organic material such as or for a couple mousers we also have an

you know bud just prior they properly and that is still legal in tennessee you can as of now you can still be product sales in tennessee but without without a background check you can't so you can so that any one yes so to sort of introduce the law. that shouldn't be. without about prince philip do you should. you know what. after are not. well there needs to be some things done to people where they're back to working again and not being given money by the government to run around and do whatever they want there's a lot of things we could address maybe that's not the only problem could be some mental health issues could be drugs cause of this problem i don't know that but we are not the problem. it's. tended to be. should anything be done. now. the natural selection take its course. young. yes. she'll be even begin. but still have been mugged for most. depends on both. of the danger because. i went up at a meeting there. i. didn't the make or the here now with j.m. we had one corner of the room is. now at the palladium only but that never. see let him make the one we have made for th

brown's story rocked the state of tennessee and was the subject of an influential documentary in 2011rgely because of an inexplicable pickup of social media this week, solidarity from celebrities like rihanna and kim kardashian, snoop dog and lebron james that national interest has been ignited in her case, forcing us to look not only at the plight of four young women of color but also at how we as a nation spent decades sentencing juveniles too young to vote, too young to own a gun, or in some cases drive a car to extremely severe punishments designed to correct a still forming mind that is often already damaged. she has never denied killing allen, a crime she regrets. and she has spent her incarceration mentoring other women prisoners and furthering her education and her case resulted in the state of tennessee no longer charging minors for prostitution. this as the u.s. supreme court handed down several decisions in the last decade that have changed how juveniles are sentenced for capital crimes. among them are 2012 ruling that found life sentences without parole for juveniles to be

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from all over tennessee.hey haven't voted in years and now they have trump shirts and got trump hats and trump pens and everything trump. and he said i never seen anything like it and i have been a politician for a lot of years. ,f it's anything like tennessee it turned out to be one hell of a victory like tennessee. and turned out to be a lot like missouri, that i can tell you. we had a big one here. [cheers and applause] president trump: i promised josh that when he gets it going and he's got it in very good shape. everybody said it has to be josh. josh. josh. when you're ready, i have my to campaign oing and get you in. [cheers and applause] president trump: not enough for the middle class to keep getting by, we want to start getting them way ahead. we are going to have them getting way ahead. under our plan, middle-class families will see their tax income go down and average go up by around $4,000. and that's because we are going to cut taxes on american businesses so they will compete for workers, they'l

recommendations to the tennessee general assembly. section one paragraph d of the act requires that all appropriate state agencies shall provide assistance to the special joint committee upon requests of the chair. and i'm proud to report to you that the chair sent out letters two weeks ago to the tennessee bureau of investigations, the state chair's association, the d.a.'s conference, the public defenders conference, the tennessee bar association, the association of medical examiners, the human rights commission, fbi, and it goes on. yeah, we sent this letter. and now, the job of the special -- i have to tell you about, i have an amazing, we have an amazing support group in terms of this bill. attorney emerson, a powerful lawyer out of the state of jackson, tennessee, has done this on his own. i have attended three events where he has had an event where someone who was killed, the stories, we would be here all day, and you wouldn't believe because they're so horrible. you would not leave if you knew that in 1941, edward williams was

you know but just prior to the product and that is still legal in tennessee you can as of now you can still be product sales in tennessee but without them without a background check you can't so you can so that any one yes so to sort of introduce the law. that shouldn't be made out. without. you know a little. after her not so well there needs to be some things done to people where they're back to working again and not being given money by the government to run around and do whatever they will but there's a lot of things we could there dressed maybe that's not the only problem could be some mental health issues because the drugs cause of the problem i don't know that but we are not the problem. it's. going to be. should anything be done. now. the national solution take it's course. young no. no no no no. no no. in the stories that showed the week just gone with i saw now close to being wiped out in syria the country's civil war rivals move towards trying to find a political solution to their own long standing conflict with peace talks here in russia we'll tell you all about. also too

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