so, appear is tennessee. so, the union confederate armies are in middle tennessee, up here and here is mississippi, i'm sorry if this map isn't easy to read. but, vicksburg is right here, the army of tennessee will be forced back towards chattanooga. in 1863, and of course general grant has moved in mississippi and johnston's trying to coordinate with that freedom. who's defending that area. he does advise pemberton not to retreat into vicksburg. but he does. because once you do that you don't have many options. doug talked about johnston sensitivity to rag. that's gonna be a constant theme with him. he's not happy that it he is fourth in the overall ranking structure of the confederate generals. he doesn't get along with his boss, a lot of us don't. you need to find a way to work with them. and johnson just can't bring himself to do that. dennis doesn't fully trust johnson and davis will actually communicate with brag, pepper dead, and ask them to communicate directly with him. independent of the department

where is the pointer so appears tennessee and so the union and confederate armies are middle tennessee appear and here's mississippi. sorry if this map is not easy to read but pittsburgh's here the army of tennessee will be pushed back to chattanooga and chattanooga in 1963 general pratt has moved into mississippi had a johnston friday coordinate, defending that area and advised him not to retreat into pittsburgh, but he does want to do that you don't have many options. they talk about a sensitivity to rank and that will be a constant thing with him he is not happy that he is in the overall ranking structure of the confederate generals and he doesn't get along with his boss and a lot better find a way to work with them and johnston just can't bring himself to do that and davis doesn't only trust him and he asked his men to mitigate independent of the department commander is so that is a recipe for trouble people are coordinating and communicating there's a lot of mistrust. i will say good having been more aggressive in helping to defend pittsburgh and he probably could've done more to

he is responsible for the army of tennessee, which is in tennessee. he's responsible for the department of mississippi and alabama, which includes the defenders of vicksburg under pemberton. johnson's new command takes up its headquarters in chattanooga. in the winter of 1862 to 1863, he's going to be coordinating the efforts of those two armies and all the other military units in this vast department. he has a lot of challenges. seriously, he's trying to coordinate these two armies which are defending union forces advancing on them in tennessee and in mississippi. he has a very rickety railroad network. it's not well connected, unlike in virginia. the railroads in alabama, mississippi, georgia, they are not well maintained, they are not in good shape. they don't connect where he would ideally want them to connect. supply routes and reinforcements have to go very inefficient ways. we have a supply details spread out from atlanta, columbus, mobile, selma, it's just a huge territory. it's a lot for one person to coordinate. the army of tennessee has fou

he also co-authored tennessee political humor.e of these jokes you voted for, with lh cotton picking out lawyers and rights in west tennessee and national. welcome. >> thank you, sir. i'm so honored to be here with congressman duncan who is my good friend and especially his wife vickie. i told vicki last night, we watched the ut game. vicki, the cog with myself and her oldest son. we watched the ut game last night and told her eyes were to call my wife and husband is a i remember where we were when we had the most exciting experience of my life, , and i'm going to remember that i was with vicki and congressman when have the most second exciting expense of my life. i didn't quite have the guts to do but you are watching, honey, that's partly to. your story about the letter, congressman, reminds me of one i got, and you can't make this stuff up. i've been a legal aid lawyer right after i came out of law school come president reagan was elected and he made cuts to the legal aid program, legal services. he gave me the opportunity to e

my dad and senator baker came from tennessee.ator baker one of the political stories he said his first speech 1966 he spoke for well over an hour and covered every issue he could think of. the democrats were the majority's of the democrat in the chair and senator dirksen who was his father-in-law he went to senator dirksen and asked him what he thought and he saidtr which i will try to imite you want to enjoy the luxury of an unexpressed opinion and do you know i tell that story for the humor but in my entire political career i tried to take that advice and i will telln' yu why. i didn't think that it was wise to take a stand on every issue were that it could really even do justice if you try to discover everything so in my time in office if you look back at my career, i really emphasized three things. i emphasized fiscal conservatism because i was brought up to think death wasn't a good thing. they told me one time one of the departments had a notebook about all the members of congress and at the bottom they had typical question

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

congressman from the second strip of tennessee 1988 until 2019.his book is written from bad boy to congressman, duncan has a journalistic player to provide a series of anecdotes from his life as a lawyer, judge and congressman. welcome. >> thank you very much. i have written a book, a lawyer and judge 16 years in the u.s. house for 30 years and the author of that career i had many range, funny and unusual things happen so i've written this book, about half serious and half is kind of humorous. senator asked me to start of the program tell two or three of my little stories, there are 203, the book is about 160 pages, it's 203 from my life in a tell about my early jobs some of my cases as a judge, attempted murder of james earl ray. my court was the only court he testified in the tell stories about my 30 years in congress. one example would be lying on air force one time the second george bush matter remember why i said this but i told him when i was in law school used to say the professors,s, be students me they judges and see students fr the money

this happened in knoxville, tennessee, during the third quarter of the match up between the tennesseelunteers in the kentucky wildcats, this man posing as security guard you know, backs in there seems to be some and then suddenly yep. there it is. he joins into the routine. i need some more information on this. is he really a security guard? there was a brief confrontation. then the security guard broke into his own dance routine. it turns out no, this was no security guard. it was a former tennessee student. he was actually living out his dream of being a cheerleader. he has got the move. the crowd isloving it. by the way, tennessee football has never been more back. they are ranked number two in the country, rhiannon, so it's all partying. down there where they play knoxville. i believe tennessee. i have no idea. sec guy guy anyway. finally to a possum, giving new meaning to the term dining in this happened in redding, california, tammy bell spotted this little guy. look at it. it's a baby possums snacking on her jackal lantern from the inside out kind of cute when they're little cr

his lawyers say he will appeal the verdicts she ever tennessee al jazeera washington. the of the us and nato allies have promised more military aid for ukraine and to help repair its energy infrastructure. millions of people are struggling with rolling blackouts off the russia attack ukraine's power grids. andrew simmons reports from bucharest when they to foreign ministers met to renew their support. pledges of unwavering support for ukraine came from nato secretary general dns dalton burg, along with a warning that russia is weapon ising winter by attacking energy infrastructure. he says nato has found new ways to help you. crane, president putin is trying to force ukrainians to freeze or flee, and they allas made additional texas non little support, including fuel and generators, helping ukraine to address the consequences or of rashaw sir, strikes against their power. great. and the u. s. has announced it will supply equipment worth $53000000.00 to help repair ukraine's electricity grid. earlier stoughton burke had assured romania that its air force and troops were

even if tennessee doesn't qualify, we still have a teen tobacco. still a back france. we spoke to some of them a little bit earlier this week. all of us all other training session in paris for under thirteen's, at an ama to football club, founded by some of the cities, tennessee, and community he made. many are we once played with tennessee is national team, and most of the coaches have to, in his, in heritage little surprise and that they're all pinning their hopes on to nicea in this world cup so seriously on rule. this is footballs, highest level, it won't be to for, to nisha. but if they qualified for the sickening wrong, it will be a great result for their last pool game to nicea will play france for the french to msi and coaches. it's a win win combination with 2 teams to support in a tournament that's already inspiring the children. 6 6 for walner, where they see themselves in the players, only watch them on tv and try to do the same here on the pitch. and we help them take the best of what they see. so one day they can reached the highest l

folks may wonder why tennessee congressman is in tennessee at the border, but it is not without precedent. the very first congressman to represent the seventh district of tennessee, the very seat i hold right now, was a guy named sam houston. sam houston along with other tennessee volunteers came down to texas and fought to help when in texas its independence. today taxes is undergoing another invasion. all our border states need everything we can give them. joe biden's disastrous open border policies has turned operational control of the u.s. southern border over to the drug cartels. using mass waves of coyote directed people, the cartels neutralized cbp, forcing them to concentrate their forces on human tossing sites. the cartels then pushed waves of camouflaged carpet shoe wearing , mules across the border with backpacks filled with fentanyl. that fentanyl killed nearly 108,000 americans just last year. further, president biden in his quest to change the landscape of america has allowed in the past year, if you count got a ways, and encounters of 3.5 million people to illegally come in

it was summer time and summer time in tennessee is hot.: local historian, carole bucy, says in 1920 it became clear tennessee was going to be the final state needed to ratify the 19th amendment. that summer, local and national suffrage leaders, as well as anti-suffragists, converged on nashville. carole: the lobby of the hermitage hotel in some ways is a character in the story. because it gets prominence. this is where all the deals were made. this was the scene of the action. cat: it became known as the war of the roses. from a suite on the 3rd floor, suffragists like carrie chapman catt, advocated for the right to vote, wearing yellow roses. and on the 8th floor, those who opposed suffrage, including tennessee native josephine pearson, wore red roses. >> lobby was a swarm of people debating. cat: this documentary from highlights the tension in the hotel that summer. >> we go up and down on the elevator and best friends wouldn't speak to each other. it was such a heated campaign. >> the hermitage hotel, as i told you, was the scene of man

in 1865 he was named senator of tennessee. -- he served several months in office before dying in tennessee. he dies not as the most hated person as he is generally now but here's an image from -- death of the honorable andrew johnson. widely circulated at the time. i do not see any black people at the bedside crying. meanwhile, here is douglas circa 1880. if douglas were alive today, and i am making my conclusions, he would implore you about what is going on in georgia, texas, in outerwear with states restricting voting rights which he no doubt takes us back to the days of jim crow. this is the important but. he would also remind us of american ideals and possibilities. in one of douglass's famous late career speeches he addressed the -- in the country. everything he fought for seem to be in jeopardy. this is the lecture printed at a pamphlet in 1894. that is when he gave the lecture. he has a lot of things to say about the horrors of lynching. these are his concluding words. they would be my concluding words as well. put away your race prejudice. banish the idea that one class rules over

he moved back to tennessee and decided to run for congress. he regularly spoke to black groups in 1869 and reminded them that they had once regarded him as their moses. even he even showed the newspaper clippings of his famous moses. speech he also very perceptively told them. the parentage was like a former slavery. he wanted their love and their vote, but he also had some understanding of what blacks were suffering in the south for that reason w e b dubois in his great 1935 book on black reconstruction caused johnson, not the most evil man in american history, but and i quote the most hideable figure in american history. johnson had promised johnson lost johnson had promised and he let that down as part of what the title of the book is all about johnson lost the congressional election, but in 1875 who was named senator of tennessee, they would know direct elections for senate then and served several months in office before dying in tennessee, and he dies not as the kind of hated person that he is generally now, but here's an image from couri

, -- from tennessee, mr. cohen. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from tennessee is recognized. mr. cohen: thank you, mr. speaker. i want to chang the chairman and -- thank the chairman and ranking member. i know it was somewhat contentious. it shouldn't have been but it was. i rise in strong support of h.r. 5441, prevent all soring tactics act, the postact, which i proud -- post act, which i proudly introduced with several prime co-sponsors. fitzpatrick, schakowsky and buchanan, who like mr. bilirakis is a class of 2006, of which i am as well. the past act will shut down horse soring which has been described here on the floor. it's a horrendous practice that horse trainers have used in the tennessee walking horse industry, spotted saddle and horse shows. the horses have a beautiful gate to start -- gait to start with. they have a smooth, natural gait. tennessee walkers paraded at the university of tennessee football games to great applause and great thrills of the fans. but some people, to make it even

he made many, are we once played with tennessee as national team, and most of the coaches have to, in his, in heritage little surprise then that they're all pinning their hopes on to nicea in this world. cup says here 3 only rule this is footballs. highest level, it won't be to for, to nisha, but if they qualify for the 2nd wrong, it would be a great result for their last pool game to nicea will play france for the french, tennessee, and coaches. it's a win win combination with 2 teams to support in a tournament that's already inspiring the children for walner, where they see themselves in the plaza. they watch them on tv and try to do the same here on the pitch. and we help them take the best of what they see. so one day they can reached the highest level her some already have future plans. now of course i'm going to be a great player and play in the world cup frozen to nicea. i played in several past well cups, but this is the 1st time in the tournament history that they'll actually play each other. the teams that may not share a past at the tournament, but france and to nicea share

if georgia beats tennessee, now tennessee beats alabama, georgia beats tennessee, georgia will play alabamayou're looking at three teams, you know, still being alive in the s.e.c., so i think playoff contention, if alabama holds serve and georgia wins today, it'll be a hot mess, which is a lot of fun for us. >> good old hot mess. thank you so much, david. tune in to "college gameday" on espn with guest picker luke bryan who has already selected the bulldogs supporting his home state of georgia. >> i think they were even booing you when you said alabama, the crowd. take it easy on our friend janai. >>> we'll have more after this. we'll be right back. ♪ this year take the time to melt into your holiday moments with lindor. ♪ ♪ irresistibly smooth chocolate. from the lindt master chocolatier. ♪♪ hmmm. tryna catch me ridin' ...thirty. ♪ they see me rollin' they hatin' ♪ ♪ patrollin' and tryna catch me ridin' thirty ♪ ♪ tryna catch me ridin' thirty ♪ ♪ tryna catch me ridin' thirty ♪ ♪ tryna catch me ridin' thirty ♪ ♪ tryna catch me ridin' thirty ♪ ♪ my music's so loud i'm swangin' ♪ the carmax 3

in tennessee. going to actually play the space of forced theme for the first time a publicly you'll hear that later this afternoon. stay tuned, it's rather interesting. stay tuned rightht th here. erfet for any party. pool parties... tailgates... holiday parties... even retirement parties. man, i love parties. subway keeps refreshing and refreshing breakthrough heartburn... means your heartburn treatment is broken. try zegerid otc. it contains the leading medicine to treat frequent heartburn, uniquely designed for absorption. get all day, all night relief with zegerid otc. save for election officials in arizona expected to hold a news conference until about vote counting continues progress any bite live for that. we have hundreds of thousands of ballots to go through. most are from maricopa county that's phoenix and tempe. the state's most populous county. the other concerns about security, protesters we are told are gathered outside the offices they are. supervisor bill gates that are false claims

green of tennessee, mr. desjarlais of tennessee, and mr. long of missouri, i inform the house that these members all will vote yea on s. 3369. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from colorado rise? >> thanks, madam speaker. as the member designated by mr. joe courtney of connecticut's second congressional district, i inform the house that mr. courtney will vote yes on s. 3369. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california rise? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. rice of south carolina, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. rice will vote no on s. 3369. as the member designated by representative waltz of florida, i inform the house that mr. waltz will vote yes. as the member designated by ms. conway of california, i inform the house that ms. conway will vote yes on s. 3369. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia rise? mr. beyer: as the member designated by mr. rush, mr. kind, mr. lowenthal and mr. mceac

he says there was suspicious activity on my account from tennessee. he said that one of them was from a grocery store. there was another one from a movie theater. he asked if i was in tennessee recently. he asked if i've made any charges there. i said the dollars in pittsburgh. i've never been to tennessee. he asked if i had any relatives or friends that we're using my car. i said no. he proceeded to say that if they happen to cancel my car, he could help me out. he could add that to protect my bank account. at the time, i have no idea what it was. i just assumed that what he was saying would be helpful. okay, that is good. >> he said that he had to have some kind of proof that he was actually speaking with costigan. he needed a form of identification to prove that he was speaking with me. he asked if i had any online banking. i went to the back of my -- he says that the there is no option to prove who i was. he needed social security. okay, unusual, but it sounded feasible. i gave him my social security number. i think him and we hung up. less than 5

will: get out of here with your enthusiasm like you're tennessee. pete: i live in tennessee.et to call that. >> he's in tennessee now, will. show some respect. will: good luck today against georgia. jd vance coming up at the top of the hour. rachel: bye, clay. rachel: good morning, america. that's a beautiful shot of the u.s. capitol and lady liberty. right on top of there. boy, is that a beautiful statue and a beautiful morning. here in new york city as well, we hope it's a beautiful morning wherever you are. good morning, will. good morning, pete. will: good morning. pete: good morning. we could be three days away from nancy pelosi not controlling that chamber anymore? el

and the tennessee and fans greatly outnumbered at the australian fans. and, you know, the tennessee and fans had become such as story here at the world cab. and joining me now, is it an indian fan leader? i'm in sassy, i i'm, and what is your role as a fan leader? because there are so many fans here? 40000. what are you doing to help them so as a funded there, our role is to be a link between the fund was reveling from all over the world to come to the ha and for the fun was staying or resident in doha, between them and us to fit to fix all the issue and flight solution for they harker for the, for the, for the ticket thing for documentation. so this would be like a touch or with a hotline with the authority. and i thought, well that's of, that's our main role as a funny them. and because there are so many tennessee and fans, does this feel like a home game for them? i thought it's out of country where speaking the same language we have that we are having the same tradition and the like it is the our 2nd whole we, we cannot say it's veterans home, it is

and announced last year, kaiser moved its headquarters to tennessee and it wasn't alone in leaving the golden state. a recent report by the hoover institution at stanford university shows 153 companies moved their headquarters out of state last year. more than double the amount that left in 2020 and more than 3 times. the number that left in 2018 between 2018 2021. la county and san francisco county lost the most business headquarters losing ad and 52 respectively. while orange county lost the 3rd most at 39. so where are all the company's going overwhelmingly? just like tesla did? they're going to texas, followed by tennessee, nevada, florida and arizona in the authors of the report believe the reason for the exodus is california's unfriendly business. climate compared to other states. in part, they say we present evidence on economic factors that in our view, are contributing to these losses, including high tax rates, punitive regulations, high labor costs, high utility and energy costs and high living costs, particularly the cost of housing affordability. well, that was chip yost re

we have recently had the tennessee bureau of investigation talk about the cartels being active in tennesseenow, we are not on the border, but the problems that are associated with border states and border communities have now migrated to states like tennessee. and local law enforcement is saying give us the authority to deport these people. >> harris: that was inevitable. no state can absorb 2.7 million people not including the hundred of thousands of known gotaways and unknown so they have to fan out. 3 million people you would see in a heartbeat. i mentioned flying with the texas d.p.s. helicopter. this is what they just got. mexican police in riot gear evicting a camp of 2,000 venezuelan people living on the rio grand in mexico directly across from el paso, texas. some of them can be seen rioting, assaulting the mexican police, throwing wood at them. and setting fires. the venezuelans have been camping there waiting for title 42 to fall on december 21st. so those people want to come here. >> they are trying to come here. in this we know that there are people who have criminal backgrounds

i hear tennessee congressman talking about socialism, how terrible socialism meant by the don't want to bother with tv, sell or anything else. republicans may the peace with tva a time ago. >> yes, i can tell you a story about that. >> i want to hear. the point is, you and your father and others came along as howard baker republicans in the people who work with democrats, when democrats dominated the state. there were people whether you voted for them or not to get suspected. had a great respect for howard baker particularly after the panama canal treaty. but now we've got republicans, literature if the political party any more. speak more like a weird cold given by all kinds of conspiracy theories and so forth. i think it's damaging the country. we're turning towards autocracy. i think this election is a choice between democracy and autocracy. they refuse to do anything about an important issues. i think howard baker would have been concerned about global warming, and so would eisenhower and maybe nixon as well. the one major political party in his country that has, or in the world,

but his family was not from chattanooga, tennessee. they came from outside and they were commerce people. right? they were of coates folks. these were people who were starting manufacturing the brock candy company and, you know, brock's grandfather, other sides, it was cruisy. he had the the chattanooga law, the company. so they're really sort of forward thinking manufacturers and they always wanted that was denied sort of their southern ness. its otherness wasn't, something that they necessarily embraced, are encouraged. and you saw them constantly trying to downplay that. and looking at the minutes of the chamber of commerce. right. that they're always trying to appear more sort of civilized. they want to attract outside investment, always focused on outside. and so, you know, brock himself when i always talk to me, always said chattanooga is not in the south, which a lot of historians of the south at. right. but he was you know, he said, no, we were not southern. i don't i'm trying to figure out what he really meant by this. i, i th

. >> the address was a lakeside cabin in rule, tennessee.ay. >> it's a pretty remote location. so not a lot of activity, it is the off-season. and so, we knew there was probably gonna be a lot of people there. so, it was a great place to hide. >> the fugitive task force blanketed the area. and a swat team headed to the cabin. meanwhile, u.s. marshal jason was cruising the parking lot of a nearby mall. keeping an eye out for toby and manard. suddenly, he spotted a white silverado. >> it was driving like it wasn't from around there. they put the blinkers on in such a fashion, and they would hit their brake lights. it was obvious that they were lost. my gut feeling was telling me that it was them. >> marshall followed the truck on to interstate, and called for backup. >> we proceeded north, the more unit started following the play. not only marks on the ground, as well as vehicles, but these guys had helicopters. >> this operation keeps picking up steam? >> quickly. >> police dash cam video captured the unfolding high-speed chase. the colleague

and governor lee has done the same thing in tennessee taking up on that.o 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 education

its kind fox weathers will not late as they are all of the sites in the sounds in murfreesboro, tennesseeng on? >> good afternoon print had a good time showcasing veterans across the country we came across this one at middle tennessee state university. let me show you video how this all goes down it's the 40th year. the very unique across college campuses across the united states. this is the oldest such events read all the veterans and their families the veterans from the university themselves and from across middle tennessee are invited to walk across the halftime here at the stadium and be honored there introduced by the branch, the crowd is able to stand up and sure and recognize them. something very special is going to take place though on this field today. that is the first time ever the space force and that will be played because the composer of the space force anthem is here is a professor. was there adding this new branch into the mix them on the reason it's going to be a special moment here. we'll be talking to some the veterans will be honored here in an hour or so. instantly d

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will: you guys are a little down, you tennessee guys this week? need to talk about that, will. >> tennessee is going to beat my sue today, south carolina next weekend, and they're going to beat vanderbilt, be in the college footballing playoff, and next week down in fort lauderdale where hopefully it's a lot warmer, you're going to be the buying me a big, fat steak. i'm going to see if they have truffles -- [laughter] rachel: lobster on top. will: can i get a company card? is there a company card? [laughter] you have obama/ole miss -- alabama/ole miss today, right? >> yeah. alabama's lost two straight road games on the final play of the game. last week at lsu, before that in knoxville. and i think lane kiffin coming off the bye week with ole miss, we're here in the grove, it's going tock a cold one, but i think alabama wins 42-35, but ole miss covers, its number's too large. bama hasn't been great on the road. back in september down in austin when they made that kick to beat your university of texas longhorns and help insure that i'm going to have

a security guard at the university of tennessee busts a move.ext what you need to know about tiktok right away. destroyed. i'm jon scott. now back to "one nation" with brian kilmeade. brian: a stunning admission have tiktok. workers in china can spy on european users. it comes with concerns about the chinese communist party accessing data stored on the app worldwide. the commissioner is asking for tiktok to be banned in the united states. joining us, mike pompeo. do you believe we should get rid of tiktok, mr. secretary. >> 100%. and if the government won't do it, the parents should. we have been talking about this 3 1/2 years ago. it's a powerful tool with deeply embedded ai. think about your kids, facing recognition features, who they are talking to. the trump administration had it right, but we didn't get it done. we need to prevent this tool and others like it from impacting american security. brian: i see president barack obama sitting on the floor talking to a tiktok star. is he naive? >> naive and reckless promoting a tool used by people

eastbound 80 before tennessee street, this is our second sig alert this morning.iles per hour, and we have a live picture from this area. not all lanes are blocked. we have to two center lanes now reopened, and i want to wrap up with the drive times from our area here. antioch to concord, kumasi: welcome back at six: 45. the man charged with attacking the husband of house speaker nancy pelosi is due in court again at the end of the month. he pled not guilty to the two charges against him, kidnapping and assault. he broke into the home in the pacific heights neighborhood, intending to attack the house speaker. she there, but her husband paul was. he suffered a skull fracture, among other injuries. the pap is also fit -- depap is facing estate charges as well. reggie: and the mormon church has released a statement saying that they will support same-sex marriage, as long as it does not interfere with the work of the church. and now for your morning money report, and tech company in the bay area planning to lay off thousands of workers, this time in the south bay. ama

support is welcome the team to what will be the 6 wells cup of parents aboard in a tense, in the tennessee in desert, near a dean dino mom, maria has taken an unusual way to becoming the manager of a leak. one club that's now been that's in the town of person upon trent in england today. the 47 year old is the only african manager working in professional english for ah, you know, maria maria davis booted the maria boxes. i sent to england much easier to call medina. i came to england in 1995. i am the only african mostly caught up for police manager currently is bullied to see the fusing flag with bertha funds that we hope to wait day. i was born to reach out, grew up in tunisia in la garza, in a drop between an waste and the mountain. that's where i grew up now. so i was, i was vote will even probably a few tense that we live in and there and one of 2 houses that i talked to low before. he starts 1978. we have tv, we're just on the radio. i think the 1st on all was to promotional tv was 1981. we all got the internet by the radio listening to the commentary of the world, cooper, 1978. let

five minutes to the gentleman from tennessee and then mr. higgins. >> thank you for letting me go. thank you, i know you didn't know i was coming. i'm not freedom caucus but everything you said makes so much sense to me, i've never been in government. i try to understand because i am a special person and i want to do my due diligence on everything talk about committees should have people with experience, is just common sense to me. common sense is not common. it's in short supply here. regular rules, are even though what that means. i wish they trained us better, i'm using my business sense as a pharmacist and running a business, how do we get to where we need to be? when you were talking, everything you said makes sense to me, i don't that i have heard that before and i did write down the top three rules. the reason i'm here, my constituents are e-mailing and calling me and answering questions that i can't answer right now. i can make a decision, it's not that hard. i don't know but this is not rocket science, it really isn't. it's not calculus, you got to break it down to simple

attorney in tennessee. how the heck does something like that happen to a mainly new yorker?ened, and this happened to mueller as well, there is a problem spot in the department, they need to put somebody in there that everybody trusts, to get the job done, while they figure it out, it's not like he knows the senators from tennessee. the department installs jack smith. that shows their general confidence in him. he also headed the public integrity section. the special section charged with doing politically charged prosecutions, against political figures, say in state or local places. so he knows how to do all of those things. but importantly, a pretty low profile. not unlike robert mueller. not the kind of guy who anyone on the street will have heard of, but everyone within the department will. i'm sure opposition research in the house of representatives is already going on. but you cannot get someone who combines more sort of broad experience and respect with no previous profile to attack, so that's the explanation, i think. >> i sort of, we want to go back something to merr

tennessee has great leadership.e see fundamental conservative policies in place, these states, these red states are doing very well. in these broken blue states, residents are fleeing, they're losing their power, but they sadly are doubling down. so as republicans, we need to go out in the schools, in the community centers, we need to make sure that our younger voters understand the basic principles that they've not been taught in school about fundamentals of free enterprise system and moving away from the crazy ideals of socialism that they've been taught time and time again. so bottom line, we need to stand up, we need to teach. we need to preach. we need to get it right. but we will get it done within the next two years and then we have got to get a republican president in the wh white house. dagen: congressman, where does this leave donald trump in all this. you talk about leader pship in florida, ron de santis, leadership in tennessee and certainly the new york press has been brutal to the former president. tod

georgia hosting tennessee on saturday. they had done an incredible job at tennessee. you have to give the head coach a lot of credit. he was a college quarterback. won national titles. understands the implications of a game like this. the winner can write themselves into the playoffs. it has surprised a lot of people. >> for undefeated tennessee, that's a well-earned spot. they are not alone. >> no, this is going to be tough. georgia's got a 25-year-old sort of veteran quarterback if you can say that at 25. the two teams are easily matched. it will be a great game. >> we absolutely will. carolyn, thank you for that. thank you for letting me spend time with you. "early start." "cnn this morning" starts right now. >>> good morning, everyone. don lemon here alongside poppy harlow and kaitlan collins. it is wednesday morning. we're excited to be here, thank you for starting your day with us. we have a lot of big news. a big day for the economy and president biden's political fate as the fed makes a overmajor decision days from the midterms. >>> and news on the attack of n

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