congressman from the second district of tennessee, from 1988 until 2019. in book that he has written from bat boy to congressman duncan taps a journalistic flair to provide a series of anecdotes from his storied life as a lawyer, a judge and a congressman. congressman, welcome. well, nathan, thank you very much. i have written a book. i was a lawyer and a judge for 16 years. and then i was the u.s. house for 30 years. and all through that 46 year career, i had many strange funny, unusual things happen. so i've written this book. about half of it is serious. about half of it is is kind of humorous. senator hair and ask me to start off this program and tell two or three of my little stories. there's 203. the books about 160 pages. but it's 203 vignettes from my life. and i tell about my early jobs and and then some of my cases as a lawyer, some of my cases as a judge. i tried the attempted murder, james earl ray. my court was the only court he ever testified in. i tell stories about most of it is about my 30 years in the congress and at one example would be

they've never been alive to see tennessee beat alabama.is 15-0 against the university of tennessee since he came back to alabama. in order to truly get over the hump and argue that tennessee is back and that this is a rivalry again, sooner or later tennessee's going to have to beat nick saban. this is the best chance they've had in years. tennessee is undefeated, 5-0, going up against an undefeated alabama team, first time both teams have been undefeated since 1989 in this storied rivalry. people are starting to show up for the tailgate scene, over 100,000 people are going to be in neyland stadium by 3:30 eastern, and as you well know, sec football is electric, and this atmosphere is going to be the best and biggest and baddest, i think, in neyland stadium since the 1990s by kickoff. joey: real quick, my bulldogs are 1-6 against nick saban. it's not easy. good luck to tennessee today. give me an upset, are we talking about clemson/fsu? you got an upset real quick? >> i like tennessee to pull off the you have set -- upset. i think tennessee

pete: my new team is the tennessee volunteers. row rolled in the with two horses like the wagon. pete: we won the new game, as new resident of tennessee. if i showed up as new resident of tennessee would they have -- joey: they were a dumpster fire before you got there. pete: that is what people say when i show up, it is a dumpster fire. well-taken. at that was great. at bam undefeated. tennessee defeated. they win on a knuckle ball field goal. joey: that coach, josh heiple, that was a effort, after they scored 14 points at the end of the game. didn't happen. the otherwise in orange. rachel: what i love about pete, he was not in tennessee no more than 48 hours, all the kids were decked out for the football gear. pete: all in. we moved that there. joey: you're not trading strike kings for the titans? pete: no, adding the vikings. campos-duffy approved. thanks for being with us. we have a four hour tour, it ought to be a good one. we start with this one, if you have been following our coverage own the border, you've seen griff jenki

nashville, tennessee has certainly earned the moniker of music city.its whiskey. mike hines and james davenport were friends before opening a distillery, bonding over their shared love of bourbon. we ended up having a fun idea of purchasing a couple of barrels for us, letting a few of our friends try it and then the next thing you know, my friend started trying to buy them from us and they said did not have any barrels so we purchased some more and now we are up to where we're at. b, some more and now we are up to where we're at-_ some more and now we are up to where we're at-— where we're at. a few years ago we only distributed _ where we're at. a few years ago we only distributed in _ where we're at. a few years ago we only distributed in 50 - we only distributed in 50 stores _ we only distributed in 50 stores around town and fast forward _ stores around town and fast forward today we are in 17—20 states — forward today we are in 17-20 states. ~ . , . , forward today we are in 17-20 states. ~ ., , . , ., states. what is the recipe on this one? — stat

host: ok, teresa in tennessee. she brought up roy moore.aron blake also brought up judge moore, saying the other key example of a controversy testing the gop a senate seat was the 2017 race in alabama, but it concerned the candidates personal contact. it was reported that gop candidate roy moore pursued teenage girls decades earlier, when he was in his there these. his democratic opponent doug jones had not led in any of the polls at that point, and he was suddenly up eight points in one pole and in another up three. jones won, and that was in alabama. let's hear from paul in kentucky, does a political candidate's character factor into your vote? caller: at one time it would, but the press and the democrats have gone insane, both corrupt as hell. they will lie, cheat, do anything. failed to mention that warnock tried to run over his wife, tried to kill his wife. he made jokes about playing with a little girl when he was 30 years old and she was 12. he is a pedophile. host: so what changed in your mind, besides from the media coverage? calle

on the other side though, tennessee, the carolinas, florida. in smaller markets which is where the show goes to that i do on fox business, those are where you're looking at, still, affordable homes and you are seeing actually prices still gaining. and it's because it's more affordable. 7% interest rate doesn't hurt you as much when you are only spending 200 or $300,000 on a home. >> lawrence: cheryl, you mentioned tennessee. we have a slide showing american dream home in tennessee, watch. >> we are currently living in california. i think the reason we decided to move from california to middle tennessee is the political climate of california was no longer in line with what our family values are anymore. >> and so that's why we repeally started thinking about where we need to go to find something just a little more suitable for us. i love the idea of country living. it's a slower pace. very traditional. >> lawrence: you get real with your people when you go out there and help them find their dream home. >> the stories. you know. and these are big

pete: it's college football saturday and tennessee is taking on kentucky.die hard volunteers fan and i'm a die hard newt fan. will: kentucky going to knoxville and taking on kentucky, who are both ranked. >> yeah, i'm headed to knoxville as son as i finish -- soon as i finish this interview with you guys and, will, at the patriot's award i was thinking this will be a tough bet to win and tennessee sitting at 7-0 and i believe they'll beat kentucky here and this evening and, boom, i'll have a steak dinner locked up. listen, hooker is playing right now like he is a heisman trophy candidate and kennedy stocked at wide receiver and don't think kentucky has the ho horses and f tennessee wins this game, the playoff rankings come out on tuesday, will, and on tuesday i think tennessee will be the number one team in the country as we get ready for number one versus number two down in athens, which i believe would likely be tennessee at georgia for massive relatively late in the season game in the sec. will: who does tennessee have next weekend, clay? pete: georgia.

moving to tennessee? >> he said we really needed to go.rom wanting to move. i did want to go, i wanted to stay. and lou said, emily we're doing this for you. >> for you? >> yes, he said that we were going to be closer to vanderbilt, which was the college that i wanted to go to. and he said, this whole move was for me. >> it was kind of flattering to hear? >> yeah, and also, how do you say no when the entire thing is about you. >> so, you are still the princess? >> right. >> emily was 17 but sara was nearly 24 and inching away from the smothering-ness. >> i moved out. >> how did you do that? that's a huge step. >> he really wanted to move to tennessee and i didn't want to go. and i had just lost my mom and i couldn't stand the thought of losing my dad. i never have been able to stand that thought. my dad is so important to me. >> did you tell lou to his face, i'm not going, i'm not going in the car? >> yes. >> how did that go down? >> he was very angry with me. scary angry. and i just, i can't, i use not doing that. i don't want to be that

when i went to alabama, we lost all four years to tennessee. so every time i heard "rocky top" for a decade, i would flinch because i knew it was bad news. but i must say, it's been kind of strange, a little depressing, like when texas isn't playing well, when usc and other powers aren't playing that well. it was really nice -- i know bama fans, my friends will be upset -- it's nice to see tennessee back because that third week in october is always a week that alabama and tennessee fans -- they've looked forward to it for, like, a century now. man, it matters. incredible. >> it all came pouring out on the field and those goal posts, mika. >> it sure did. let's get back to the battle for the midterms three weeks away and a new poll finds congressional democrats slightly ahead on the generic ballot three weeks from election day. the latest morning consult poll finds democrats with 48% support among likely supporters and 45% for republicans. president biden's approval rating has ticked up a bit, 46% approve of his job performance, up two points fr

sold out crowd, but it wasn't just the goalpost that will cost tennessee. ifindin the r those fans storming the field py . so far, the fundraising for new goalpost is a success more than $50,000 raised. and counting. brandon andrew sounds like they'll get their goal. derek thanks in the nfl, the only undefeated team left is the philadelphia eagles. three interceptions help them fly past dallas last night. 2016 17. the eagles are six and so for the first time since 2004 you know, who's not undefeated is kansas city and buffaloes. josh allen connected with dot dawson knox late in the fourth to give the bills 24 to 20 win over the chiefs. casey's final hopes were dashed when patrick mahomes was picked off. buffalo though, is now five and one baseball start spreading the news. the yankees saved their season with a 42 win over the guardians that forces a critical game five tonight in the bronx. coming up snl spoofs the latest january 6th hearing. inflation scares up the cost of inflation scares up the cost of halloween. there's nothing like hitting the waves. th

a piece of that tennessee goalpost holden at that whole time to peace.ecause they don't tell anyone. >> where i got it from a be bella can pay to play for tennessee, which all right. that wraps up kron. 4 news today. >> kron 4 news at 9 is next. you will be joining vicki for that hour in primetime. and vicki is here now, as we say, you know, there's a team up here that could use bill is helped. >> a beef. what the niners. why not just line thanks, guys. coming up on kron, 4 news at 9 since the start of the pandemic in hundreds of thousands of office buildings in san francisco may sitting empty, but there's a proposal tonight to turn him into housing. we're going explain how that might work. plus, today marks 33 years since the devastating loma prieta earthquake rumbled a part of the bay. >> area you how the city of san francisco is commemorating the day that they promise to never forget. kron. 4 news at 9 i oh ms. flores, what would we do without you? leader of many, and pet wrangler too. you report to your boss, every afternoon. so beautiful. so becomin

you know, i'm an alabama fan, tennessee congratulations.football game that i can remember seeing in a long time, 49-49 with two seconds left. of course tennessee ends up kicking the field goal but the story of that game is going to go down for a long time. >> it's one of the greatest moments. i live here in nashville, laura, and so it's one of the greatest moments in tennessee history certainly over the last 20 years. it's a game that i don't think anybody that was there will ever forget. 100,000 people, looked like about 70,000 charged the field afterwards. it's a great moment for tennessee, a great reminder of how compelling football can be, particularly when you remove all the politics and you can just enjoy the game, college football's a great game. >> laura: you bet. it was not the outcome i wanted but i have to hand it to tennessee, unbelievable. jason, thank you >> and coming up my high school reunion high jinx. a reunion within a reyour on. stay there. . >> laura: on saturday a gorgeous new england fall weekend so i went back to my

tennessee, congratulations.atuthat was the wildest fo game that i can remember seeing a long time. forty nine . forty nine with two secondsours left oenf course, tennessee endo up kicking the field goal, butfo the story of that game is going. to go down for a long time. >> it's one of the greatest moments.d so i live here in nashville lore.sf and so it's one of the greatest moments in tennessee history, certainly of the last twenty years. y over t it's a game that i don't thinklv anybody was there will ever forget. >> one hundred thousand people g and it looked like about seventy thousand of them charge the field afterwards. it's it's it's a great moment for tennessee. it's a great reminder of how compelling football can th , particularly when you remove all the politics and you can just enjoy and the game. grt >> college football is a great game and you bet it was not the outcome i wanted. but i got i go it to hand it to tennessee. unbelievable. tennessee, unbjason , thank youd and coming up, my high school reu

in tennessee 17 inches of rain fell.ssrooms. a government study found that since 2017, more than 300 declared major disasters have occurred all 50 states and u.s. territories with devastating effects on k through 12 schools, including trauma and mental health issues, loss of instructional time and financial strain. something waive early, tennessee, schools know well. after the flood there, students test scores lagged behind the rest of the state. >> some of our staff and teachers lost their homes, they lost their loved ones, they lost, you know, their classrooms, so mentally wise, that has put a toll on them. >> reporter: as schools struggle to recuperate from extreme weather, experts say they must better understand their future risk and rebuild more resilient structures. >> our public schools right now, they received a d-plus on america's infrastructure report card. >> wow. >> reporter: until then, when extreme weather strikes, all that is lost will undoubtedly also include quality instructional time in school. >> extre

peyton manning in knoxville knoxville to watch his tennessee tennessee bowls take on alexander alabama, nick sabin not happy in the first half, nine seconds left tied at 49, waiting for someone to get open, open, to get them in field-goal range with two seconds left, and and chase mcgrath, it wasn't pretty. but it's with the uprights, a 40 yarder to win. tennessee beat alabama for the first time since 2006 and the party won't stop anytime soon in in knoxville. charles woodson firing up the crowd at the big house, michigan hosting penn state, battle of unbeaten, just letting the rest know that the pans are still full, third quarter of one, donovan edwards changes that with his 67 yard td td run, and the wolverines rack up 418 rushing yards, and outscore penn state 25-3 in the second half, they went 41-17 in our 7-0 in back to back seasons for the first time since th 70s.i 'sen a minute. the 49ers placed defensive lineman on injured reserve, meaning he will miss at at least four more games with me me trouble that continues to keep him off the field, the former first-round pick played onl

army veteran from tennessee. he was killed in august while fighting putin's forces alongside the military. this handover happened in a dangerous area known as no man's land, in the zaporizhzhia region between ukrainian-controlled ukraine and russian-controlled ukraine. and jones' body will now head back here to the united states to his family who are have been longing for his remains to return to his final resting place, to home. now, this rare moment of detente takes place during an incredibly tumultuous time in this war. today russian president vladimir putin led military training drills, which the kremlin says include practice missile launches. and then putin said this earlier today. >> translator: risk of conflict in the world as a whole as well as at the regional level remains very high. >> risk of conflict in the world as a whole remains very high, putin said. the risk for a new world war, according to putin. and russian officials are continuing to push the totally unfounded claims that ukraine is preparing

pete: i'm not going to show up in tennessee and be like -- i'm in tennessee and i'm all in, i am growingmullet and bg guns. rachel: he told he me he's he's considering a tractor. pete: that's phase 3. joey: a riding law mower is not a tractor. pete: the hegseth show up and they're beating alabama. jo.rachel: he's growing a mull. that says everything. pete: thank you for being here, fourth hour of "fox & friends" on this sunday morning. we miss will but we love having joey jones here as well and as always rachel campos duffy. we begin with the crisis at the southern border, exclusive video shows a group of nic migrants bg sent across the rio grande by masked smugglers. joey: they the border is wide open as my migrants continue te flow into the u.s. rachel: griff jenkins is live at the border again. griff, good morning. >> reporter: hey rachel, joey and pete. we had another big group come. they come every morning like clock work. i want to show you something we've not shown yet in the 15 days i've been on the ground here at eagle pass and that is the processing center. the bosses say the b

charles watson is in georgia tennessee senator marsha blackburn is standing by with analysis. first we kick things off with lucas tomlinson who is live at the white house. i lucas. >> christina, before leaving for the beach president biden was bragging about his recent court victories when it comes to student debt relief a plan. that all held up until last night. >> just yesterday, state court and the supreme court said no we are on biden's side. >> three hours after biden spoke federal appeals court in st. louis blocked his plan for the government to pay off the student debts for the white house that it will proceed and continue mission. we'll continue to move full speed ahead on the preparations with the compliance of disorder. suing efforts for relief to working families. i was center tony ernst responded earlier. >> this is outrageous. the present has gone ahead. is not student loan forgiveness. it is not debt forgiveness. it is that transference. >> biden boasted he has reduce the deficit. experts say one 100% of that reduction is due to the ending of covid relief checks

and governor lee has done the same thing in tennessee taking up on that. to me that's just what leadership looks like is what is our opportunity to address that. >> stem education, the importance of technology quite frankly in our schools and with our students. >> it's obviously of great importance and we are seeing more schools and charter schools with focuses on stem education. i think about the charter high school my husband started that's focused around aviation but with the stem focus and there are so many different convening ideas that can untapped the potential in students around if they have a propensity for coding and the stem subjects. i would say also equally important to ensure that our students learn how to commune at kate well and read and write well. how to think critically, solve problems and really a holistic approach to learning and also acknowledge that every student is different and so we need to ensure that they all have pathways to pursue but will untapped their greatest potential and that really does lend itself to customized educati

perhaps that reformist tennessee is out of kilter with what xi jinping wants tennessee is out of kilter —— tendency. idietitian tennessee is out of kilter with what xi jinping wants -- tendency. when i seak to xi jinping wants -- tendency. when i speak to international— xi jinping wants -- tendency. when i speak to international diplomats, - speak to international diplomats, they're quite nostalgic about the period of hu jintao they're quite nostalgic about the period of hujintao because they're quite nostalgic about the period of hu jintao because they didn't see china in confrontation with the west. they expected that reform process to continue under hu —— xijinping. it hasn't. there's been a much more centralised system with xijinping at been a much more centralised system with xi jinping at the top. that's why he's choosing his own people to be on that powerful standing committee. on sunday, we'll see xi jinping getting an extension of his term in power and certainly for another five years, term in power and certainly for anotherfive years, probably term in power and certainly for a

best of luck down there in tennessee.if we don't get out the vote, the fentanyl and trafficking crisis at the southern border will get worse. why showing up at the voting booth may be a vote for your own safety >> things are about to get worse if you don't vote in ten days about they will. check out two stories you paying insurance premiums health care that can get worse folks and about the spike inflation wasn't factored in second story from the daily callers exclusive from them about caravans headed up from south and central america headed to up the united states because they know joe biden will let them in before republicans take over. big trouble ahead folks you've got to vote we have to pex this now joining me now is former acting i.c.e. director and fox news contributor tom. tom i'm sure you saw had story. listen, nobody knows the situation at the border better than you. these migrant communities talked they know joe biden is not going to stop them and now caravans will rush the border in anticipation of republicans

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i also want to thank humanities tennessee. this organization has been producing this event for years and this event is free and we want to keep it free. so if you would like to learn more about the events here today or other opportunities, too, to participate in humanities tennessee activities or donate, you can go to their website at umt borg. they also have a venmo ad at hq t in so the format today will be i'll introduce the congressman here and he'll share some from his book and then we will move to senator herron and at the end of the session when after they both spoke, we'll have some time for questions. if you do have a question, please queue up at the microphones. that way, the folks at home can hear and everyone in the room can hear a little bit better, too. so at the end of the session, the authors and i will be at the signing colonnade. you can get a copy of their books. you can get a signature and maybe ask them some questions. so with us today, first, we have congressman jimmy duncan. he was a u.s. congressman from

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tennessee ending a 15-game losing streak to the crimson tide. check out this insane video.ans even took down the goal post. they ended up dumping it into the river, if you were wondering where that goal post went. the team tweeting turns out in order to play next week's game we need goal mosts on our field. could you help us out? they don't have a goal post they will be fined 100,000 bucks and i have a feeling no one at tennessee cares. >> steve: they don't care but they are in trouble. >> carley: i'm sure the president of the school is totally worth it. >> brian: highlights. in the 6:00 hour we did a wrap up of the nfl games and mysteriously the giants-ravens game was excluded because the giants run. we found out head writer is a ravens fan. [sighs] >> carley: conspiracy. >> brian: that's the 401(k) theory. [baby crying] >> steve: given the fact they are a ravens fan you think they would have highlighted it. >> carley: giants won. >> steve: really you mean the new jersey giants? >> carley: the new jersey, new york giants. >> rachel: thank you, carley. >> carley: you are we

consider what happened last night in knoxville, tennessee.huge deal. they then took it to another level by tearing down one of the goalposts and carrying it to the tennessee river. but like every big party, the day after came with a hangover. and volunteer fans got theirs in the form of a big fine from the southeastern conference. well, they hit the school with $100,000 penalty for the on field melee and now, the team is asking fans to help fix the damage tweeting this out earlier today. y'all remember how we tore down the goalpost down, how we tore the goalpost down, hauled them out and dumped them in the tennessee river? yeah, that was awesome. any who, turns out in order to play in next game, we need goalposts on the field. can you help us out? at last check they already raised $30,000. that is my favorite story of the day. thank you for joining me this evening. i'm pamela brown. see you again next weekend. "who is talking to chris wallace" is up next. he's talking to george clooney the mayor of flavor down and dickck eversrsol. ♪

tennessee bidding alabama for the first time sinc. since 2006. a lot of celebrations but i think san diego may be celebrating more after that victory against the dodgers. >> and because the got rain ton. rain tonight. > >> we will be righ >> the day of the dead festival brought plenty of people out to. out today. the san jose event has grown to be the largest day of the dead festival in the south bay. i like that. > >> thank you for watching. our next local forecast tomorrow mo. tomorrow morning. ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ cc by aberdeen captioning www.aberdeen.io 1-800-688-6621 male announcer: "in touch" with dr. charles stanley, celebrating 45 years of god's faithfulness and sharing the gospel worldwide. next on "in touch," "a strong life." dr. charles stanley: you can have a strong body and have a weak life. you can have a strong life and a weak body. or you can have a strong life and a strong body. all of us know what constitutes a strong body, but what constitutes a strong life?

tennessee's first win over alabama in 15 seasons.come the goal posts and the fans take these things on a journey. they go through the tunnel, out of the stadium, into the streets of knockville, and eventually into the tennessee river for the best victory bash you could get. how about this, the syracuse orange beating nc

so, arkansas, tennessee, north carolina and virginia who are up to this point had some hope of compromise determined that they agree with buchanan. there's nothing in the constitution that says that it is possible to hold those states within the union and they're going to call secession conventions. whereas the earlier secession conventions they called had resulted in staying in the union these four states this upper south block votes to leave the union. the other states, missouri kentucky, delaware and maryland are not going to vote to leave the union and this is important because it's going to provide some problems for lincoln going forward. but so we have arkansas, tennessee, north carolina and virginia going into the confederacy and is lincoln would later say and the war came. so now we're going to get into the war. we're gonna get into the problems problems of the civil war. because once the civil war did come it's going to pose all kinds of constitutional problems for the united states. because there's no real guidance in the constitution on the problem of how to fight a war against

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that's what we are calling for in tennessee.hough i will say, look, the fact that vanderbilt was even willing to put a pause on these procedures, this is an example of pressure from the right causing a left wing institution to cave at least temporarily. that is significant in its own right, but of course we're not going to rely on them to continue on their own. >> tucker: no. i mean, if a country that can't even ban the genital mutilation of its own children, you know, how can a country like that continue even? by the way, you're the one that uncovered the videotape that showed vanderbilt was doing this for the money. >> right. you know, on the one hand it's not a big revelation, because of course they're making a lot of money from it. in one of the videos a doctor explained how she convinced vanderbilt to get into the gender transition game to gin with, and said it's a big money-maker? why? to make a fake penis for a woman is complicated, and you're making a patient for life, because they come back for follow-ups, and it's a pa

here in nashville, tennessee. officially a married many would. thank you so much.eat time and i always appreciate your love and support. i can't wait to see new new york one of these days. >> your dress is beautiful and you got great weather, too. >> we had perfect weather in the beautiful red state of tennessee. i'm telling you if you are looking for a place to have a wedding. this is the place to do it especially in the fall. i couldn't speak highly enough for venue in our state thank you so much. >> todd: tomi lahren, congrats, a lifetime of health and happiness to you and your hubby. building. >> carley: "fox & friends" starts now. >> two weeks from today voters will decide which party takes the house, the senate and governors races. >> candidates in three big races hit the debate stage tonight. >> pennsylvania hopeful john fetterman and dr. oz square off. >> you are the most antibusiness governor i have ever seen. >> contentious debate for florida governor takes place. >> talking about 2024. the only worn out old donkey i am looking put tout pasture in

he was a western pioneer, born in tennessee in 1801, only five years before tennessee became a state, very much frontier area when he was born in 1801. tennessee of course, a southern state. he was essentially a self made man, as we will see in a few minutes here, and he was a dedicated champion of the national union, as many immigrants are. given that, he was pretty close to being, as i suggest, it kind of every man in the 19th century. his father emigrated to america from an orca when it was still part of spain, spanish with his name active language -- it was spanish at the time that his father loved it. when he arrived in the united states after several years, he married another immigrant, a woman from scotland which is where his name glasgow comes from. one particularly arresting thing about their son's he started his naval career very young. i am obligated to my friend for explaining a lot about the naval academy in mid 19th century, founded in 1845, but of course it's also exists as a naval school. you could pull people out who would serve many years already, either before -- an

cotton and he aspired and he brought us out of the plantation tennessee. and he was so thankful that god gave us this life that he had a gospel group and even run the whole south singing all along south this is hard god in this black church affected only to college - and then after that i started to working in prison in south carolina and five years i worked in the correctional institution i saw evil that i understood it and i'm supposed to supervise 1207 her corvallis predict. an observer most of the time by myself and so in order to survive and understandably would kill me or be me up and i had understand evil and i saw it in there and what is a lot of young black men. [inaudible]. and i saw this and i thought why does a young black man get locked up like this. in the domain then it was the white republicans and so i left my post i worked in the ghettos and i found out some pretty interesting, there's no white republicans down there and is leprechaun that's what i saw, a bunch of black cats and for unity, chaos and mostly black preachers and black; organ

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tennessee, has the most with a total of seven laws passed. tennessee, which ranks the 41st in terms of poverty in this country. what are they addressing? anti-trans bills. that's their priority. and what is the most distressing? is that more than half of transgender youth in this country have seriously considered suicide. that right there is white showing up for these vulnerable young people is so important. i want them to know, i want you to know, that you are not alone. we love you! and we will always support you! remember, if you need help, ask for it! and if you are in a position to give help, please get it! and on that note, i wish you all a very good night. from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news, thank you for staying up late with us! and i will see you at the end of tomorrow. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ mary beth whistle about is a city clerk in madison wisconsin. spent the last 15 years running elections in that city. here she is 11 years ago, holding a mock election, in 2011 she was trying to figure out how much extra time voters

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and there is a good chance they are still parting in knoxville, tennessee, after the volunteers epicrday, but the post-game celebration is already proving costly with the university of tennessee now fined $100,000 because fans stormed the field following the win, and then there's the issue of the goal posts. rowdy fans tore the posts down, marched them out of the stadium and eventually dumped them into the tennessee river, so now the school is crowd funding for money to replace the posts with more than $30,000 raised as of sunday evening. a very expensive win there. thank you so much for your company this hour. i'm rosemary church. i'll be back with more news in just a moment. do stick around. passion fruit? as an expedia member, you can save up to 30% when you add a hotel to your flight. so you can learn every way to say - - knowing you got a sweet deal. ♪ naomi: every year, the wildfires and smoke seem to get worse. jessica: there is actual particles on every single surface. cooke: california has the worst air pollution in the country. the top two causes are vehicles and wildfires.

absolute chaos in tennessee. the volunteers improve the 6 rocky top for the win and falls to 6 and won. talking playoff baseball. now bryce harper and the phillies looking to take out the visiting atlanta braves today and move on to the national league championship series. no score in the second 2 on and one out brandon marsh. he delivers a deep shot out to right field. that one long gun. a three-run blast off of charlie morton. the phillies never trailing in this one. they win it. 83 and barris seeing the defending world series champions in this series. >> 3 games to one and now they're going to have to wait to take on the padres and the dodgers in the next series. that game right now in a rain delay, the astros and the mariners game still going on as we speak and the yankees and taking a 42 lead against the cleveland guardians and believe land. and that is your look. >> at sports you you're sitting up a little straighter right now. now that the yankees have taken. that is that is right and feeling pretty good a