. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ elian: legisladores republicanos del estado de tennessee arremeten contra los niÑos inmigrantesstatus legal. propone un proyecto de ley que pretende negarles a estos menores el acceso a la educaciÓn pÚblica,un derecho reconocido por la corte suprema hace 40 aÑos. youtube estÁ cambiando la cultura de las armas de los estadounidenses, hay preocupaciÓn porque los vÍdeos enseÑan a usar armas sin control entrenadores y especialistas. detienen a la influencer mexicana por apuÑalar a la novia de su ex pareja. un sacerdote fue agredido en plena misa cuando un sujeto le dio un puÑetazo, varios regreses tuvieron que acudir en su ayuda paraneutralizar al agresor. locutor: este noticiero univisiÓn ediciÓn nocturna con elian zidÁn. elian: buenas noches. los niÑos migrantes indocumentados podrÍan quedarse sin derecho a la educaciÓn pÚblica en tennessee y, legisladores republicanos impulsa un proyecto de ley que estÁn obligando a los distritos escolares a negarles la matrÍcula, este proyecto ha generado crÍticas la preocupaciÓn entre los padres y los defensores de derechos humanos. marÍa molin

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monroe county, tennessee, into trust for the benefit of the eastern band of cherokee indians. these areas include the sequoia museum, a memorial and another memorial. and land to authorize species properties and cull rat programs -- -- cultural programs. the eastern band of cherokee indians is one of three federally recognized cherokee tribes. their ancestral homeland includes substantial parts of seven eastern states including tennessee, and the 57,000 acre boundary cherokee indian reservation in north carolina. in 1979, after the t.v.a. completed the telehe could dram, the tribe approached them about lands that were historically significant to the tribe and impacted by the dam. in 1984 and 1986, the tribe and the t.v.a. reached an informal agreement that allowed the tribe to manage two easements, including the sequoia museum. h.r. 226 helps this cause by transferring approximately 76 acres of historically significant lands from the t.v.a. to the u.s. government to be held in trust for the eastern band of cherokee indians. it also creates two permanent easements over t.v.a. p

we learned of another one in jackson county, tennessee. three total tornados in tennessee as well. far as we know. that was in south central kentucky. on top of that you have the rain and potential for mudslides in california. there's also that weather impacting. crews working out there surveying those harrowing images as well. we can't forget about the northeast where you're seeing snow impact as well. very active weather season right now. again, obviously the most impactful right now is two lives lost in tennessee. >> thank you so much, george. bill, let me turn to you. what are you watching right now and when are the next round of storms moving in? >> the west is starting to dry out. we have a few showers ft over here. snow in the high elevations. the worst weather in the entire country is in salt lake city. blue is rain and green is snow. it's a mess around the city. hopefully the roads are okay. careful traveling into higher elevations out of salt lake. as far as the storm goes, this is heading through the northern rockies. tomorrow heads out into the plains. this is the begin

two tornadoes touched down yesterday in eastern tennessee., were killed. >> john: lonnie quinn is tracking these storms. lonnie? >> well, what i'm tracking, guys, is a much more stable atmosphere for your day tomorrow. let's visit what was happening in the atmosphere yesterday that brought about those tornadoes. tornadoes are caused by instability in the atmosphere, clashing air masses. you've got very cold air clashing with very mild air, right there where they come together, right in tennessee, that hot air wants to rise, cold air wants to sink. when they are doing it right next to each other, that is volatility. now on top of all of that you got the jet stream up and around 30,000, 35,000 feet, blowing it maybe 100 miles per hour, like a vacuum cleaner, literally pulling that air and twisting it, if you will, creating the twist, and it is accelerating the air mass and drops down to the surface. that brings about the tornado, and it also begs the question, are those elements in place again tomorrow? and i told you i am more optimistic, and

numerosos tornados han golpeado texas y tennessee.. >> los relÁmpagos iluminaban el cielo de tennessee la noche del jueves. en el noreste del estado. las sirenas de tornado alertaron a los residentes alrededor de las ocho pm. aunque el audio se entrecorta, en este video se escucha a un hombre asegurar ver un tornado en medio de la oscuridad. >> but there's a tornado right over here. >> hoy la devastaciÓn revelÓ la potencia con la que arrasaron el Área. dos tornados f1 en la escala fujita mejorada y uno f2 con vientos de hasta 135 millas por hora. esta pareja dijo a nbc que se resguardÓ en el baÑo con su hijo al escuchar el estruendo. >> the house is rattling deafening noise we're hunkering down as hard as we can and next thing. we know it is dead silence. >> cuando abrieron la puerta de su hogar, su garaje se habÍa desplazado por completo. >> down pouring rain. >> y repentinamente comenzÓ a llover dentro de la casa. al menos dos personas murieron. una madre y su hija. de acuerdo con el alguacil del condado morgan. otras tres personas

in tennessee so sorry about that. good afternoon everyone. it is so good to see so many people here in person. it is a distinct pleasure to be here this afternoon, representing the national nuclear safety -- nuclear security administration. i want to give a shout out to all of you here. 2024 was an exceptional year for nnsa. many of you played a key role in making that happen. we should all recognize the accomplishments of nnsa in 2024. [applause] i will start my comments by discussing the current global environment and its impact on our mission. then i will go through accomplishments in detail and updates over the last year that demonstrate how we are adapting and tackling the changing landscape. this hat -- as has been the case for several years, we are confronted by an international security lengths tape -- international nuclear security landscape with overlapping challenges. i often say these are unprecedented times. not since the cold war have we had seven simultaneous weapons programs and not since the manhattan

the only way to access poga, tennessee.ter: people who live here like alex matthews have no idea if or when they'll get a permanent bridge. >> the people here, we are just less significant than others. >> reporter: you feel that way? >> yes, because a lot of places get fixed a lot faster than we do. you know, we just, we are the last on the list for everything. >> reporter: in north carolina, helene damaged more than 7,000 private bridges, roads, and culverts. they are critical part of the infrastructure right here, but right now the state is not providing money for repairs. and so, just days ago, volunteers build a temporary bridge in front of jeff hughes' home, helping to keep his casket-making business alive. for "eye on america," dave malkoff, in newland, north carolina. >> maurice: this week, north carolina governor josh stein asked state lawmakers to approve more than a billion dollars in recovery aid right now so, as he put it, people can get their lives back together. in tomorrow's "eye on america," we update the st

and they have actually pulls the tennessee and present exchange just for a few hours. last week until those guarantees were given to them up thoughts that he, he was actually taken with his family, his 2 young sons and they were released as part of a come to the exchange deal in november 2023. but we also have yards from the boss and he's become a huge symbol inside of israel because he was taken with his wife and 2 children. one of them is the youngest to be taken in garza, they could see it and ariel now nothing is known. currently, as to the fate out, we know a success pulse of this exchange deal. it was people who are like women and use who was supposed to be released, followed by men fully by men over 50, now yards and is actually 35. so how much decided to go ahead and, and send out younger men of to some pressure from the negotiations team. and israel thought he is huge, the symbolic of the bring them home now movement. and it is his family that's going to be positive across. he's ready press today where they're saying, you know, they, they still don't know the

in tennessee so sorry about that. good afternoon everyone. it is so good to see so many people here in person. it is a distinct pleasure to be here this afternoon, representing the national nuclear safety -- nuclear security administration. i want to give a shout out to all of you here. 2024 was an exceptional year for nnsa. many of you played a key role in making that happen. we should all recognize the accomplishments of nnsa in 2024. [applause] i will start my comments by discussing the current global environment and its impact on our mission. then i will go through accomplishments in detail and updates over the last year that demonstrate how we are adapting and tackling the changing landscape. this hat -- as has been the case for several years, we are confronted by an international security lengths tape -- international nuclear security landscape with overlapping challenges. i often say these are unprecedented times. not since the cold war have we had seven simultaneous weapons programs and not since the manhattan

some shredding homes apart overnight. >> bro, there's a tornado over here. >> reporter: in tennesseeix confirmed tornadoes with an ef2 touching down east of knoxville, killing two and injuring several others, including richard williams. he managed to survive but barely. >> it lifted the house and from that it just slung me everywhere. >> reporter: he told us his ex-wife and 22-year-old daughter live next door, and didn't survive. >> the loved ones are the worst. everything else is material. >> reporter: nearby, this family took cover with just moments to spare. >> we get in the tub, the house is rattling, deafening noise. >> reporter: so three of you were hunkered down in that one tub? >> yes, my son. i was on top of my son, my husband was on top of me. >> reporter: the extreme weather setting off tornado warnings across the state. even putting this high school basketball game on pause. >> we are going to have a tornado delay. >> reporter: other states also slammed by severe weather this week. in west virginia, heavy downpours, flooded roads and stranded drivers. >> look at that, com

. >>> tonight, communities in tennessee and kentucky are cleaning up after at least six tornado swepthrough overnight, killing at least two people. >> tonight, parts of the south recovering from terrifying tornadoes, some shredding homes apart overnight. >>. the tennessee and kentucky, six confirmed tornadoes with ef2, touching down east of knoxville, killing two and injuring several others including richard williams. he managed to survive but barely. >> it lifted the house. >> he told us his ex-wife and his 22-year-old daughter live next door and didn't survive. >> the loved ones are the wors. everything else's material. >> nearby this family took cover with just moments to spare. >> we get in the tub, the house even put, ng this high house my son, i was on top of my son, my husband was on top of me. >> the extreme wther setting off tornado warnings across the state, even putting this high school basketball game on pause. >> we are going to have a tornado delay. >> other states also slammed by severe weather, and west virginia, heavy downpours flooded roads and stranded drivers.typic

and she's had a personal experience with police for tennessee who elder brother was killed while in the custody of police. so welcome to these opportunities advocates good to have you on the program as i was just saying, you will be further. dennison was killed by police in 2007, and his death is actually part of the reason you're engaged in activism today. could you tell us a little bit about what happened to your brother? yes, and thank you so much for having me. my brother, them assume your own goal with the one of the greatest, but now we have, you know, community. so during the $2.00, 02728. the lesson planner in kenner. and i think he was running away from, believe the tension you can. and that's exactly what happened, but when the goods, he's supposed to be in the much a. he has the shots from the head and it came out. it was the yeah, yeah, i was like spike, i'm sorry, didn't bothering that. but then they said the notification that it wasn't the key i think is why i'm dining for the last night. just one of maybe if you for the email that it has most, some would need to be clean.

trade is important to us in tennessee. last year we had about $62 billion in goods and manufacturing plants with over three over -- with over 360,000 workers. this is automobiles, appliances, tennessee whiskey. that of course being a primary export from our state, but tennessee is one of those states that is a manufacturing powerhouse and because of this, the inputs are imported. right now i have two bipartisan bills and commerce committee -- in commerce committee that deal with supply chains and strengthening those supply chains, because those key components, whether it is specialty metals or minerals or pharmaceutical ingredients, all of this in advanced manufacturing is vital to us. knowing that these inputs are going to come from trusted sources, that they are going to come from our allies and allow us to return to domestic manufacturing is something that is important. what i would like to hear from you is what steps you will take to strengthen these supply chains for us, for these domestic manufacturers, and make cert

the tennessee native with a relaxed delivery and self deprecating style worked his way from small clubs he performed his latest net flix special. last year he sold 1.2 million tickets putting him in the company of music stars like you 2, madonna, and cold play. we thought what better guest than the hottest stand up comedian in the world and a man who clearly knows how to work a crowd? >> in front of his latest sold out crowd, he is taking it all in. >> what does this moment feel like in life? >> honestly it's hard to imagine. it took 20 years and the last two years or whatever shot out of a cannon. >> on the long often unglamorous road traveled by a stand up comedian. >> by the time my daughter moves out, i will be 53. i will be dead within hours. >> the rooms have grown a bit. >> every history movie i watch, i watch on the edge of my seat. i watched pearl harbor and i was as surprised as they were. >> one room in particular. >> saturday night live changing everything. >> i knew i am going to an audience that's probably not going to know who i am. even though i can sell arenas out. >> i

we bumped home south carolina, ui home in tennessee peered there's a push by hollywood actors to get. are we moving country from nashville to texas? it is pretty big. we have austin. >> austin is great, it really is, but nashville has all kind of music, too. look, you've got the church of country music right here, the ryman. this is always going to be the home of country music. but listen, texas has its thing, and i love texas and i have been there a whole lot, a lot of love and a lot of time down there. >> will: i'm going to apologize in advance because president trump make cut us off, lee brice, going to watch if you will give remarks with benjamin netanyahu. i have to ask about your tour. "you, me, my guitar," and he released a new single, "cry." >> it is a new single that i am so excited about because men knew to be able to say this kind of stuff, and i think i try to be a vehicle for guys to say stuff they don't necessarily know how to say. hard to dance are to love. with his new tour we loved it and we're getting started, so "you, me, and my guitar," you is you. >> will: lee br

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andrea canning (voiceover): there's a place in downtown memphis, tennessee, a little hot spot not far from nearby beale street. they don't play the memphis blues in this club. in this sultry darkness of the rumba room, bodies sway to the beat of latin sounds. in april 2013, a woman named heather jones came in with her friend to dance the night away, wearing a brand new dress. how did she look that night? she had her head up so high and her shoulders back and just beaming. and she felt absolutely beautiful. andrea canning (voiceover): there was a time not too long ago when heather didn't feel very beautiful at all. but on this evening, she had the night of her life. she really didn't sit down very much. she was being spun around and danced. andrea canning (voiceover): just two nights later, everything spun out of control. breaking news about a missing germantown teacher. andrea canning (voiceover): heather jones suddenly and inexplicably disappeared from her home. reporter: her car is in her driveway. her purse, keys, and cell phone are missing. thinking of her being scared and hurt ma

nos vamos hacia el valle de tennessee, donde esta hora desde kentucky, tennessee y carolina del nortemo nashville, esta tormenta partir de esta noche sale de la cosa, pero viene otra, estas tormentas que estÁ en california, ir avanzando y cruzando paÍs, llegarÁ hacia el medio oeste y noreste del paÍs, este fin de semana. los mismos sectores que estÁn viendo en este momento el tiempo invernal a partir del sÁbado por la maÑana, comenzaremos a ver estos impactos de esta segunda tormenta, san luis hacia richmond, desde el domingo hacia la madrugada, ciudades como filadelfia y nueva york pueden experimentar lluvias heladas. ciudades como detroit y mineÁpolis podrÍan estar viendo la mayor nevada de la temporada, sin duda estaremos vigilando los posibles acumulados que quedan remanente de este sistema hasta un cuarto de pulgada para estados como massachusetts y connecticut. no paramos de vigilar este mal tiempo. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ borja: cambiamos el tema, las solicitudes de desempleo en el paÍs han aumentado en 11.000 la semana pasada, lo que alcanza el nÚmero de 219.000. asÍ lo ha anunciado esta

the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee seek recognition? mr. burchett: i request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. burchett: i rise today to honor the incredible of and recollect tore ride will who passed away at 81. she was born in knoxville and was a pillar of her church and met her husband with whom she had 56 years of marriage. and her careers of service, and junior league and her love for her family knew no bounds and frp attended field trips and celebrating and preparing her sunday brunch. she will be remembered for the light and love she brought into those who knew her and survived by her husband dear friend of mine and will be missed greatly by the community. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from texas seek recognition? >> i request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. . . . . . the speaker pro t

we have a lot of auto production in tennessee because we're at zero tax state.s to become a zero income tax state as well. larry: he grew up in ohio. >> amen to that. amen to that. stay tuned, we're going to make that happen. if anybody's watching, ohio is a much better place to do business than tennessee all day long. larry: all right, i'm going to jump right out of that one, senators. bernie moreno, we thank you and kevin cramer, thank you, and art laffer. coming up, kellyanne conway and katie pavlich, each kudlow, stick around. when you're a small-business owner, your to-do list can be...a lot. ♪♪ super helpful. ♪♪ [ cheering ] what are invoices? progressive makes it easy to see if you can save money with a commercial auto quote online so you can get back to all your other to-dos. absolutely not. get a quote at progressivecommercial.com. ♪ i have type 2 diabetes, but i manage it well. ♪ ♪ it's a little pill with a big story to tell. ♪ ♪ i take once-daily jardiance... ♪ ♪ ...at each day's start. ♪ ♪ as time went on, it was easy to see. ♪ ♪ i'm lowering my a1c!

i think they probably will at some point but i'm wondering if they are waiting to decide this tennesseese first and how they decide that will probably give us a window in what they will do next. >> jacqui: how much does public sentiment around this matter? you heard karoline leavitt overwhelmingly people support this. there is a new ad actually criticizing nike for not standing up for women's sports. let's play that garrett. >> dear nike, why won't you stand up for women? males are claiming a right our identity. >> our sports and our space is a men and boys are stealing spaces. are trophies, and our future. >> you say you are for social justice and progress... >> why do you allow men's rights to come before ours? >> will you stand up for me? will you? >> will you? leo just do it? will pressure like that make a difference? >> jacqui: we have seen remarkable cultural shift and it was just a week recently "the new york times" and 79% said they opposed men in women sports. that is a drastic change and pulling from a couple of years ago. people can see what they see with their own eyes when

supreme court that the official position of the government right now is to back a tennessee state law that bans transgender surgeries, procedures, and care for minors. this is a big one because the justices just heard a case on this recently and will rule this spring. the official notification comes as i said as the justices prepare to issue a decision on whether the equal protection clause which requires the government to treat situated similar people prevent states from pur puberty blockers and hormones to another sex. the case was just argued by the biden justice department in front of the supreme court just a couple of months ago, essentially saying they are against this tennessee law. now the trump administration is in favor and the justices will rule and this could have implications nationwide. the justices should rule early summer, bret? >> bret: okay. david, thank you. president trump is defending elon musk and the department of government efficiency, doge, against furious attacks from democrats. the president says musk's groups have found a majority of investments of tax doll

tennessee state university.ll that i am and will ever be is because they poured into me and i'll eternally -- i'm eternally grateful. the hope and power of the democratic party is held in the african-american vote. i have coined the term the second civil rights movement. this movement resembles a southern movement of the 1950's and 1960's and fusion of allocation and power and bedrock of social activism of its time. first civil rights movement had its geographic roots in cities like greenville, south carolina, montgomery, alabama, selma, alabama, atlanta, macon, jackson, mississippi, objection for, mississippi, nashville, tennessee and even a place that i came through for almost 13 years, little rock, arkansas. thank you to the little rock nine. disenfranchisement has ripped across the southern region of the united states of america. there is cracking and packing that has been hang not only in metropolitan nashville, davidson county but also in pulaski county where little rock is the county seat. in both of thos

same with tennessee. the bonds backed by the triple-a state of tennessee.ey were going and issuing these bonds, there again, was this perception from the retail market. >> but i think about chicago. i mean, i don't want to bring illinois into this, but not not every state is triple-a rated. and does that mean in those markets people should just be aware of who is the ultimate backer of this? >> well, and for illinois, let's say, for instance, there is an actual issue and authority by the state and it is backed by sales tax bonds. and even in the heart of the pandemic, when hotel occupancy was down 8,090%, just given how much funds were in indentured health funds, given how much overcollateralized they were, you didn't have those defaults. >> so damn close. says it's okay. it's okay. you can help fund your local stadium build out. no, i don't want to put words into your mouth, but i do think it's a good context to think about this weekend and i appreciate it. good to see you again, dan. thanks. dan. close with nuveen. sportsbooks are also getting ready for a

tennessee democrat member of the senate judiciary talks about elon musk doge ever. president trump's meeting with israeli prime minister benjamin yahoo. also political echo no correspondent reviewing the use of tariffs to achieve policy goals. c-span washington journal, join the conversation live at seven eastern wednesday morning on c-span, c-spa now or online at c-span.org. >> live wednesdayn c-span. at 10:00 a.m. eastern the house begins work on the bl to permanently classy fentanyl related substances as schedule one drugs. the most restricted level. at 2:00 o'cloc voting on a couple o president trump's nominations including scott turner to serve as housing and urba development secretary and later russell boat nominatn to be white house budget director. on c-span three at 10:00 a.m eastern a house oversight committee hearing looks at ways to increase gernment efficiency and reduce federal spending. these events also stream live on the free c-span now video app and online. at c-span.org. >> democracy. it is not just an idea, it is a process shaped by

1st born leader call was to the crown prince assario saudi arabia mahalo have been so mount to and tennessee. what are the officials saying about what donald trump's message will be to nestle? yeah. when to, to meet on getting all of the captives out during those the 1st started negotiations. it was widely reported that the reason it was able to get done is because i like former us president joe biden, that donald trump is prepared to put pressure on the is really government to get the deal done. now he is in public, as you mentioned, saying that there is no guarantees that the piece will last, but he does. the emphasis on this call was a 100 percent about getting all of the captives out. and obviously that can only happen if a 2nd phase is implemented and carried out. so it's going to be interesting to see what comes out of this. especially when the leaders are asked about a 2 state solution. it seems likely that donald trump is on the way towards a bad day, long standing us forward policy on that issue. but again, this is a, one of the issues is going to be what the men young said that he

but it's too early to talk about the normalization of relations with tennessee due to this territorial dispute. and we want peace with all parties . but there is great sensitivity regarding these riley matter in the region, especially after the big was that took place and that they have been occupying a syrian region called the golan. and since 1967 we entered damascus only 2 months ago. and there are many priorities in front of us, so it is too late to discuss, such a matter because it requires wide public opinion. it also requires a lot of procedures and laws in order to discuss it. and to be honest, we have not considered it yet. the id f will remain on the mount and then the security zone for unlimited time to insure the security of the communities of the golan heights and the north and all the residents of the state of israel. on that side, some reaction to one of the town speak to award winning john of this town. political commentator nathan roof joins us live from the lebanese capital state square to have one um foster. i just wanted to get your general reaction to the map relea

they actually held a couple of protests yesterday in tennessee on saturday evening. the same day the 3 is ready, captives were released. so they went to the intelligence to head, start the ministry of defense headquarters in tel aviv and also in what's become known as hostage square. and they're really trying to put pressure on nothing. yahoo and his government at the moment not discuss with a deal. you heard that from the families all the captives. no one's big concern. they have it's from nation yahoos. full right coalition, including president smudges, to finance minister, who's essentially saying that he doesn't want to save you some time to go through. he wants to go back to boil until they completely destroy how mazda is still dozens of captive stuff inside the tel aviv. and we've seen for the last 15 months, the family members of the captives protesting on a weekly basis at huff describe joining in with all the logic protests going on across the tennessee and also at jerusalem in order to really pressurized the government. this has become a huge issue. full is

un tornado mata a una madre y a su hija en el condado morgan en tennessee.to de hasta 110 millas por hora causa destrozos e interrumpe las comunicaciones. la tasa de desempleo en estados unidos baja una dÉcima en enero, situÁndose en el 4% con la creaciÓn de 143.000 nuevos puestos de trabajo. entre los hispanos el paro desciende a su nivel mÁs bajo en un aÑo. las casas de apuestas hacen caja con el super bowl con una previsiÓn de gasto de mÁs de 1.400.000.000 de dÓlares. entre las mÁs curiosas y kelsey le pedirÁ matrimonio a swift al final del juego, agricultores y expertos en california critican la medida de liberar millones de galones de agua dictada por el presidente donald trump despuÉs de los incendios en los Ángeles, creen que fue innecesaria y un desperdicio. >> noticias telemundo mediodÍa con nicole suÁrez y octavio pulido. >> muy buenas tardes. feliz viernes! arranca oficialmente el fin de semana, por supuesto. gracias por acompaÑarnos en noticias telemundo mediodÍa. vamos a la informaciÓn de esta tarde. vamos con esto. y es que vientos de hasta 110

in a, in an area, it's become known as the host of square in tennessee with family members having congregating on a weekly basis. the numbers have been swelling essentially for 15 months, and they've been ready putting pressure on the government to get this field through . many of them are really quite upset that has taken this long. it's 15 months in and of course the fates of their families. many of them have been known for very, very long time, and we're seeing the absolute if this ration of goals that the family members would that. so they'd be putting pressure not only that, but also in jerusalem, where the connectivity is ready to call them and says, i think going, it's part of the you holding process that they've been holding symbolic process level. so it's been going as far as blocking traffic in tel aviv and also jerusalem for the past 15 months. really trying to get the message across that that need to get this deal done. laura, just the final thoughts you before you go. i mean, of course, many is raisal the gathering in the hostages square to watch today's events unfold . what will

and this is tennessee right now. where is there any? is there still gathered in what's become known as hostage square? they've been watching the captives. they're waiting for more news of the they are that where boss and their conditions the you can see some kind of operations going on there in hospice. way that's bringing laura con, who's following all things. these are a force of reactions and developments from jordan. she's in jordan because he's really government has found out his air from a 14 from israel. so laura, we have now 3 captives who've been freed from a captive now to have been, are back in israel. one is on his way, bring us up to speed with what's been happening there and the reactions in his route to the spacious, the state. so what we'll start with um, also the counselor on because he's being the 1st to be taken from the absorption point, which is reem can books which is on the outskirts of gaza. this is where the red cross vehicles happy driving to. i'm dropping off. well of now the full but captive . so also counted

in comparison with the previous release of the is when it comes to a from the so you succeed, we, tennessee must fight to a, from the military. we'll come off with the black and the green uniforms with the green bands on the heads are lines up on own roads that had been set to the release of the is very top tips. also we can see that they have been deployed in every single cool enough. oh this sequoia also at this bucket ground, we can see 3 button is have been set by the ministry when the palm of that tells about told, different indications. the 1st one is for a minute 3, but use this is a military base for the southern commands of this very minute tree that's is located to the close of the borders with this fits of hon. eunice with a ribs solid on it. that could be an indication that the minute 3 wing of how much has control it during the military attack on october, the october the 7th phone, documented tree based on the 2nd. 6 that is, in the middle, is a, is upon us that has a telling the a 5 in terms of how much the base, the chief commander of the military wing, a promise with a numbe

let's start with kathy park in deer lodge, tennessee. kathy, good morning. >> reporter: hey, savannah. good morning to you. >> it was a day of wild weather all l across t country. we are in deer lodge, an hour outside of knoxville, tennessee, where likely a tornado touched down. you can see the damage behind me, large toppled trees, debris scattered everywhere, power lines also down. officials confirming this morning at least two fatalities, a mother and her daughter. this morning, millions waking up after a winter wallop wreaking havoc from coast to coast. storms shredding parts of the south and bringing fierce winds. a tornado touching down in western kentucky, leaving a trail of damage and debris along roadways while severe storms, flooding and reports of a deadly twister hitting tennessee. >> two people lost in the rubble. one injured. >> reporter: authorities saying it caused property damage and loss of life. >> oregon county sustained some structure damage from high winds and possibly a tornado. >> reporter: a high school basketbal

they live in knoxville, tennessee, and they're wonderful americans. if they want to assimilate and become americans. but if they don't, if they want to bring terrorism and hatred and things like that in this country, i don't think we should. but we have a pretty good record with with palestinians, at least in in tennessee. so i, i welcome them. >> so you would add the u.s. to the list along with jordan and egypt, that the president is talking about in terms of relocation. >> if they had sponsors, if these people were not, if they weren't terrorists, if they weren't, were to do. yeah. the for destruction of our country. yeah. but that's the problem you're going to have. there's a pretty good litmus test that they should follow. and unfortunately we haven't been doing that in the past. i mean, we have 14 million people in our country. we don't know where they are. we have we have members of the taliban. we have chinese communist spies working out of the capital. i mean, you know, we've got these people all over the place. we need to provide a legitimate

there's also styling that this is very much in tennessee around both of those is necessary only 2 sizes. they are now investigating this request, the space to procedure investigation without speculation. but yeah, last 4 of you said the investigation is underway. what we know so far is that the gunman is among the dead. do we know anything else about him? so the now identified or i guess i guess the spec to the doctor is sparks. mom is mr. sees least house they he's the one who has hospital or the primarily was also one because although they are all distaste exclude the possibility of further visual c o o, they're saying that they believe us, this is the 1st or the rest or to a similar reason state is not this, not as well, you see notes or for some of the price tables during those connections to john miles was those which have come up sort of as a sort of minds a child worry about price. reason recently i also know sexes. terror moses, i stated that this is where the park was the ship forces. d. o is the small space. any suspicions? yes. and how common are mass shootings in sweden if y

welcome former palestinian detainees as is ready. hostages arrive in tennessee, the mid the ongoing swap. 3 hostages left the gaza with a total $183.00 palestinians expected to return home on saturday. the ross of border crossing between garza and egypt reopened to transfer critically injured palestinians for treatments. we discussed the challenges with some making their way to safety. at last, we had hope for treatment after they called us and when we boarded the bus, they refused my mother who was escorting me to travel. then they refused my travel, citing i am a team. i asked for help so that i can travel and to fix my eyesight. actually speed refused to allow my bro.

host: mike in tennessee, independent, you are next. caller: tennessee or indiana, one of the two.ost: sorry about that. caller: no problem. i just wanted to call and make some clarification in regards to what christianity means anymore. the cause of israel is not the cause of jesus christ. the cause of a political radical life segment of america is not the cause of jesus christ. the cause of ron desantis and donald trump are not the cause of jesus christ. we are called to love and accept all those, but not include them in the realm of jesus christ and i think that might be a fundamental difference in what is being discussed, is how we go about making change in our world. the cause of jesus christ and the kingdom of jesus christ, weapons of warfare are mighty for the politico strongholds. it is not about including those into the realm necessarily, it is about showing the way so that others are willing to join. i just might lead with a question, to what extent has christianity been perverted by political movements such as zionism or christian nationalism and even that term is ironic

this earth he's gonna rescue our astronauts and help the people in north carolina and people at tennesseenia and he did it for free and this is the things this guy gets for transforming american communications automobiles and american space travel now he's trying to transform american government so we save taxpayers money and live within our means this is how he gets treated. >> what's going on is when you spend money on stupid things you attacked the guy who exposes that that's what democrats are doing the proponents of big government the recipients of big government spending needed that you keep that secret but elon musk comes along and says that's ridiculous. with ireland they are funding "sesame street" shows in iraq. china is building bridges and roads in certain countries and we are putting big bert and ernie on tv and baguette dad. let elon musk is saying is that stupid let's focus on serving the american people not have that these agencies do that. 10,000 people work at u.s. eight. 1000 of those 10,000 over 10% one month after hamas attacks are best friend the state of israel thos

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