with andrei vladimirovich, andrei korobkov, professor, professor of political science at the university of tennessees with the fifth studio, we discussed the situation with the election race in connection with the recent assassination attempt on donald trump, this was the fifth studio, we’ll see you later, in continuation of the topic about the political path of senator james david vance, further in our information, republican vice presidential candidate james david vance is born. in ohio in 1984, served in the marine corps, then studied political science and philosophy at ohio state university, and holds a j.d. from yale law school. worked as a lawyer. 6 years ago he began his political career in the republican party. vance's rise was meteoric. in 2022, he was elected senator from his home state. the thirty-nine-year-old politician is known for his harsh statements against ukraine. in in particular, he suggested that the parties begin peace negotiations as soon as possible, warning that kiev would lose territory in any case. wentz advocates the neutral status of ukraine. in his opinion, the supply

. >> guest lecture urat my alma mater, the university of tennessee, in the college of communications.ns major. small classes. 50 students, 80 students. i love doing it. i've talked about public speaking about doing interviews. the students ask great questions. i care a lot about the university. easy "a" if you have my class, right? >> kathryn: oh, really? >> not a lot of homework, not a lot of homework. >> kathryn: taking my class. >> yes, you've got to. >> kathryn: okay, did you study a lot in college? >> i did, i did. i always had good study habits in high school. it wasn't easy for me. >> kathryn: yeah? >> i had to kind of grind at it. >> kathryn: yeah? >> kind of stuck with that throughout college as well. >> kathryn: yeah, but i mean, look at you, you did okay. [ laughter ] >> yeah. learned -- [ cheers and applause ] learned how to play quarterback, yeah. >> kathryn: "receiver" is on netflix now, and the "monday night football manning-cast" returns this fall on espn2. [ cheers and applause ] okay, we will be back with emma roberts! ♪ i am, i cried ♪ [ laughing ] ♪ i am, said i ♪

this is a tremendous accomplishment for the incredible players and coaches, for the university of tennessee, and indeed for our expire state. but for those of us who followed the vols' historic season, this national championship came as no surprise. in total they tallied 60 wins this season, becoming the first team in the southeastern conference to ever reach this milestone. u.t. had five players who hit 20 or more home runs this season, the first time that has ever happened in ncaa history. and along the way to the college world series, the team won both the s.e.c. regular season and the tournament title, becoming just the fourth program in history to capture all three titles in the same season. it is no exaggeration to say that this team is one of the greatest in college baseball history, a testament to players, coaches, and staffs hard work on and off the field. that's why i introduced a resolution alongside senator hagerty, joined by tennessee's entire house delegation to officially congratulate the student athletes, coaches, administrators, and fans on a truly incredible season. i know

she is a graduate of the howard university journal knight is also a political operative, founded the voting rightsnized tennessee. so please me in welcoming to politics and prose union market valerie bauman and kristal knight. good evening. hello. and before we gete, you wanted give us a little do a reading before we actually have our about the question and answers as well. you know, keep it just i think that was a great introduction. thank you soju for little bit more background i was 38 in the middle of the i realized i was out of time. it was now ornow, four years later, i'm actually pregnant finally and have a soon. and it's just been a really long, strange journey and. i came across this world and i just realized it was a story i had to tell. g to read just a little bitut aspects this and this is from 11 of my book. congratulations. you're a father. trentouldn't have expected federal agents to appear at his door demanding to search his home, but in 2010. the self-described christian version became the first ever private --d for fda and, for biologics and research. seeb and desist order and threatened him wi

actions in the south, tennessee, the complexity of the relationship with china is matched by the us with the usa. then when you look at the united states, it's almost the universe where of the amount and level of political military cooperation has been quite positive. but there's a sense in jakarta that united states isn't being as engaged as it could be on economic affairs and on economic engagement. but indonesia is geographical. cultural and economic positioning means it can still maintain cardio relations with both countries. rather than pick a site as a full stability in the world, we need con, fees, like indonesia who can have conversations. you can invest in trade with both china and america because it brings a degree of stability and in the into dependence to the world. at a time when otherwise i think we would risk a really wrap it in damaging fracturing. i think it's, it's going to naturally, you know, move into that, you know, strategic a place where it can actually enter, lock you between 2 great forces and, and we live in a much more multi poor kind of world right now. then that i think is going to require, oh, you know more and more interlocking h

crawl out of the back and the person behind the wheel was ticketed for reckless driving, driving with sauce suspended license and driving without insurance. cameras at middle tennessee state universityornado toss as huge trailer on to its side. landed against the fence of the school's football stadium. officials say the storm toppled a few trees around campus but thankfully no one was hurt. those are your headlines, brian, back over to you, my friends. >> brian: wow, pretty good video. don't move. the one and only sean hannity is almost fully dressed and ready to join our show next hour. that's him with a tie.essi that's him with a tie.essi he really wears that now. ♪ caplyta is proven to deliver significant symptom relief from both bipolar i & ii depression. and in clinical trials, movement disorders and weight gain were not common. caplyta can cause serious side effects. call your doctor about sudden mood changes, behaviors, or suicidal thoughts right away. anti-depressants may increase these risks in young adults. elderly dementia patients have increased risk of death or stroke. caplyta is not approved for dementia-related psychosis. report fever, confusion, or stiff muscles, whi

tennessee. we hope you join us either in person or virtually. one of the things that he's known for saying is the universebends towards justice. my addendum to that is not automatically. it's because people take it into that is the objective. [applause] the most important thing is rights are being trampled all over the nation and i think that it's time we give our children a fighting chance and return all of the rights. >> 2024, be a part of the conversation. >> next, a conversation on gun safety with the senior advisor. he addresses the assassination attempt on former president trump, resnsible gun ownership and unity within the republican part this event was hosted by the u.s. concealed carry association during the republican national convention. >> there t we go. now everyone can hear us. welcome. we are startingwe a few minutes late. we understand that there is a massiveas lien and security downstairs.ap so i apologize a little bit for the delay, but we do expect folks to stream in as we get started. thank you, guys, all for coming on behalf of the u.s. cca. welcome to milwaukee. we are thrilled that

of unhealthy water quality in the sand, despite $1 billion effort in recent months to clean up the river. >> turning to the weather, a violent storm and possible tornado hit middle tennessee state university, where this trailer was tossed around like a toy. no one was hurt. time now for your tuesday forecast. >> good morning. fires, fire, danger and smoke remain a big concerns across the west. in that deeper black you can see some dense, heavy smoke from the park fire in northern california, which became the sixth largest in modern california history. on monday. fire danger for new fire spread is going to be greatest on this tuesday from vegas into areas around grand junction. so today, big concerns across utah and the heat and fire danger will escalate late this week in the northwest. once again for accuweather, i'm jeff cornish for abc news. >> coming up a boat sinks in lake michigan. the man who gave his life to save those on board. >> also ahead sounding the alarm. tourists getting too close to sea lions. >> and teens under pressure, feeling the need to be perfect. the survey raising concern about kids and soc (banker 1) let's hear it! (vo) with wells fargo premier a team can help you

university professor sighed mohammed mirandi, who says that, here's the strike on tennessee. really raises the states and the regional concept. it shows the thing is brand new regime does not have the sort of technology that can prevent such strikes. and it also shows how rapidly the military capabilities of the time, sort along with the west sponsor for these the advance. how it backs it. come. yeah, man now has become a major our and the reason, despite the decade of genocide carried out against the admin. uh, with the help of the west. uh uh. so what are you using ben moratti's carried out years of, of really barbaric strikes on the country. and the americans helped impose the star patients each in the red sea. but despite all that we see now. yeah, man has effectively defeated the us navy. in the red sea, a ships destined to is ready ports are blocked for their sunk. and ships that want to leave is rarely regime fords. they cannot go through the red sea either despite the us and the british attempts to facilitate that movement then. yeah, man, or i'm sorry, a lot has said repeatedly that this will continue until the genocide completely stop. millions of people have been stuck staring a

tennessee? >> since 2016. reporter: dr. rolanda lister is a maternal fetal medicine specialist at vanderbilt university medical center in nashville. >> one ofenges with not having choice for a mother, especially when there is a lethal fetal anomaly, is the complications that can potentially happen from continuing a pregnancy. reporter: complications like postpartum hemorrhage, and preeclampsia, a high blood pressure disorder that can lead to organ failure. >> so it's hard to justify continuing some pregnancies that have very little to no likelihood of survival. reporter: lister says it's not uncommon for her office to recommend patients leave tennessee for abortion care. >> we provide them with phone numbers, foundations that help with travel. so we do our best to assist patients, if that's what they have decided to do after hearing about the unfortunate news about their unborn baby. reporter: last year, more than 171,000 patients traveled across state lines to end a pregnancy. that's more than double the number who did so in 2019. >> some people have been able to travel out of state to get abortion care, but for a lot of people, that's not

tennessee. we hope you join us either in person or virtually. one of the things that he's known for saying is the universebends towards justice. my addendum to that is not automatically. it's because people take it into that is the objective.

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tennessee state university. an equipment trailer getting blown, football trailer getting blown by strong winds, all part of a systeming its way in here. let's take a look and show you the radar. you can see strong storms, thunderstorms moving through the ohio river valley. also minneapolis down to des moines. another area of strong storms. 18 million people at risk for severe weather today. wind gusts again, 75 miles per hour or more, could be a tornado or two. from des moines down to atlanta, we have high rain fall rates that already on saturated soil that could pose a flash flood risk. we're talking about locally three inches of rain from minneapolis down to the southeast. and the heat is on here in paris. we are talking about 100 degrees today. they're starting their heat wave. those hot temperatures also being mirrored in the states. we're going to take a look at that coming up in the next half hour. in the meantime, we will get to your forecast in the next 30 seconds. i'm sorry, hoda. >> hey, al. how are you? we saw the 100 degrees, we were like, wow. >> confirmed. so 0 degrees. >> every bit of 100. >> so ther