a little break from tennessee all of those. i you know, the truth about is brian. when i got through with this i was not in love with him. i admired him for what he did. he was a tough-minded president and you know he gave us a continental nation and a dozen states exist. because he took us western but but he's not the sort of fellow. i think you and i would have enjoyed having lunch with. and certainly not done with he wouldn't want to go around the world on a tandem bike with him or even around the block probably but but nonetheless i did come away with great respect for him. and and while not affection admiration because because he did great things he his his effort to finish the bank wall that jackson had started. jackson has role model his hero his mentor the man who really made him president. he he really? trying to model himself after jackson and yet there were attributes to jackson character that turned him off and so so i didn't come away really in love with him. i i would i would have to say that i don't like him very

caller: i was born in memphis, tennessee. over the years ever since they changed the legislation and the laws, people are getting killed every day in drive-by shootings. little children's lives have been taken by stray bullets. people get getting attacked. people with children in their cars. another thing, sir. what people are not talking about, marsha blackburn, it's republican citizens not mentioning crime at all. they are not saying anything about this crime. host: you said changes to the legislation. what did you mean by that? caller: i will be honest with you, we have got a flak in this organization and crime has been a. the reason i'm telling you this, sir, it's the truth. host: you said it was legislation that changed. what legislation are you talking about? caller: with marsha blackburn, you can carry the guns out of their and people can carry guns out here now. but why do you want those big army guns used for killing in war? people carry them around. you can see them on the back of their trucks. host: that's jana in

from flood waters sunday, last week and parts of tennessee experienced seven to 9 inches of rainfall and four fatalities. body cam video showing the family and the dog being helped into the rescue vehicle, certainly those officers are tonight's midnight heroes tonight. for my good friend shannon bream, i'm kevin corke. have a great night.

kevin: finally tonight, remarkable video of tennessee police officers rescuing a family and their dog from floodwaters, tennessee experiencing 9 inches of rainfall causing widespread flooding and four fatalities, body can video, certainly those officers are the midnight hero's.

he hammed it up, and even york -- i thought i put in the book if he went to tennessee and drove around and talked to people they wouldn't sound anything like i sound in this book. so if i was york i would have been as miffed about that. made him sound like a dumbhead. >> well, you spend a lot of time and i really found this interesting -- that in the postwar years after york became the hero of the first world war and in the u.s. at least, that his fame which he never really welcomed that much, didn't want, was not good for him. he wasn't prepared for the financial issues that came along with fame. he didn't really want the attention. would you briefly discuss what happened to york as a result of his fame? >> well, first i want to say that for people who aren't familiar with him, he was credited on october 8, 1918 with the capture of 132 germans and he was characterized at a one-man army and that's where the conflict between him and other members of the patrol. that wasn't true. they were there, six men were killed immediately. >> he never said anything different. >> he made a point to

un hombre armado abre fuego en una escuela de tennessee. reportes preliminares hablan de un fallecido y un oficial de policÍa herido. sucede cuatro policÍa herido. >> 20,000 niÑos es el nÚmero de menores solos bajo custodia del gobierno y en el rÍo grande los cruces no se detiene. en un cruces no se detienen. en un intento por detener el Éxodo se llega a un acuerdo para blindar las fronteras. frida sofÍa al ataque, la modelo mexicano acusa a su abuelo de mexicana acusa a su abuelo de golpear y violar a su esposa. esto luego que su madre desmintiera las denuncias de abuso sexual cuando tenÍa cinco aÑos. >> noticias telemundo, con josÉ dÍaz-balart. >> (mÚsica). >> son las 6:30 costa oeste, rige toque de queda o la muerte de un joven negro a manos de una policía. hoy se reveló el vídeo de la cámara corporal del oficial que disparó. quiero advertirles que las imágenes pueden ser perturbadoras. >> (gritos). >> (gritos). >> la policÍa asegura que la agente que disparÓ pensaba que estaba utilizando su taser. en las calles la in

if you're in tennessee, let me give you another one. powerless. that state has passed a new law that essentially says if a third grader cannot read at a certain grade level as measured by a standardized test, that child will be held back and forced to repeat a grade. now, tennessee is just the most recent state to pass a law like this. at least 16 other states plus d.c. have similar statutes and the pandemic learning loss is going to test them. in tennessee, for instance, the governor says data shows there has been a 50% drop in reading proficiency during the pandemic. so what we could be facing here is tens of thousands of kids across the country being required by state, by the law, to be held back. david and dorothy are tennessee parents, and they have a first and second grader, and like so many others, they have been taking on the role of substitute teacher while also sol i know it's not easy. thank you both for joining us. david, let me just ask you first, how concerned are you about in the new law in tennessee? >> i'm very concerned. because

indeed it appears that austin east magnet high school located in knoxville tennessee has been the site of a shooting multiple people have suffered gunshot wounds the number is not yet released we do not know how many people have been hit there is no report yet of any deaths apparently one of the people who was injured by a gunshot wound was a police officer from the knoxville police department now we understand multiple law enforcement agencies are on the scene and that the situation at this point is considered active now students who have been were not involved in the incident were not hit or were not in any way involved have been released to their families and they really unification site has been set up on a local baseball field for families to reunite with the high school students and to meet their family members in light of what's been happening and from what we understand at this time students are trickling out of the school to this baseball field site to reunify with their family members we're hoping more details will soon be available not clear if there were any deaths yet not

for a federal job guarantee that if people across this nation, particularly in a city like memphis, tennessee, where so many people are in poverty, if people are ever to risfrom poverty, it's not only that they're fully employed, but that they're earning a wage, that they're able to rise. and so, i think that speaks largely of the continuation of king's work, but also, i think in this year, where 41 states at least have proposed or some have even passed voter suppression laws, we've got to reengage that work to make sure everybody can participate in our democracy. >> sreenivasan: when you think about the attacks on the things that martin luther king junior worked for-- voting rights, fair wages, and just justice and equity-- in the context of derek chauv's trial that's going on right now and what we all around the world witnessed, how do you-- how do you stay optimistic? here we are, decades later, still fighting in these same ways. >> yeah. so, even the years ago, we may have had people who would invoke dr. king in some way, but there hasn't been this desire to engage in uncomfortable conver

but part of lucy's letter written from tennessee, states, i grieve the intermissionry laborers in 1927 and lived among the cherokees and began teaching and remained there until 1830 and we moved to a mission station just west of that city in georgia. here i had not lived a year before my husband was shut up in prison by the authorities of georgia. for refusing to take an oath to support their measures against the cherokee. or to leave his situation or his station which was in the charter limits of that state. after laboring nearly a year and a half in the penitentiary, he returned to the missionary labors among the cherokees but in a little more than a year, this same law which had sent him to prison found means to break up our mission station. we then had an invitation from the cherokees to commence a station at this place that is red clay, tennessee, and the method of taking the cherokees as prisoners were various. she goes on to state it was common for a party of soldiers with a wagon attached to the train to be sent to a certain neighborhood. on arriving at a house, the inmates wer

thank you very much for bringing us the story emanuel rappler reporting from memphis tennessee. jail russian opposition to alexina valley is ending his hunger strike after $24.00 days of ollie's own supporters and doctors that urged him to end the protests to to the deteriorating state of his health he is the mounting access to his own doctor to address numbness in his legs and arms prominent kremlin critic is serving a jail sentence for breaking parole conditions by traveling to germany for treatment after being poisoned more than 1500 of his supporters were arrested during widespread demonstrations on wednesday calling for his immediate release well now to me in modern military genter has issued arrest warrants for 26 members of the national unity government formed a week ago it's nominally led by un sung suchi who was ousted as the country's leader in that coup in february and detained on several charges the unity government is saying that it should be attending an emergency regional summit of the group this coming weekend instead me and. chief is due to attend which opponent

ten were in tennessee. the remaining one was in alabama. on may 31, the reverend of greater michigan tells of one group being taken to the internment camps. he tells of one group. he states, astoundingly a little before sunset, a company of about 200 cherokees were driven into our lane. the day had been raining and, of course, all men, women and children were dripping wet with no change of clothing and scarcely a blanket fit to cover them. as some of the women when taken from their houses had on their poorest dress. this of course was the amount of their clothing for a journey of about 800 miles. as soon as permission was obtained from the officers we opened every door to these poor sufferers. mother brought their little babies to our fire and stripped off their only covering to dry. oh, how heart rendering was the sight of those little sufferers, their little lips blue and troubling with cold, i'd like to tell you how the removal effected my fourth grade grandfather, james hare, family tradition is that his mother-in-law, lindsey ratley ga

it's a new season in tennessee. i'm not renewing any public health orders because covid-19 is no longer a health energy in our state. he went on to say, i have asked mayors to remove any remaining mask mandates before memorial day weekend. a strong statement from the governor of tennessee. the cdc is still holding back on what vaccinated people can do. here's the cdc on indoor masking today. watch this. >> we know that masks, fully vaccinated people, can safely attend worship services inside, go to an indoor restaurant or bar and even participate in an indoor exercise class. >> martha: joined by ten governor bill lee. thanks very much, governor. good to have you on. at the same time that i watched the cdc announcement and the cdc director there, she said if you're fully vaccinated and you are wearing a mask, you can now go to church and you can go to the gym and you can eat indoors. what do you think when you hear that? >> martha, thanks for having me on. i think that the whole goal of getting vaccinated is to prote

and then i'm also wondering if you encounter any racism yourself growing up in a place like tennessee? >> i don't think you'll be surprised to that of course i encountered racism growing up in east tennessee. my father is regionally from china. my mother is originally from new england, and when they met and got married in 1965, it was still illegal for them to be married in many parts of the country. they chose to raise me in east tennessee because they were both professors and they taught at universities in the town of johnson city. and johnson city was a beautiful place to grow up. it's in the blue ridge mountains. it's lovely. it's a quiet place where a lot of people are eager to raise their children. and it is a place like every other part of the country that does not escape racism. certainly i myself experienced it but i also had the advantage, because my father was from another country originally, we did travel. we traveled back to taiwan and china where his family was. i had the chance to step back and look at the world not just from an american perspective but from a human per

tennessee senator marsha blackburn with us now. senator, the president's plan drags trillions of dollars to families and children, so why are you calling it the antifamily plan? >> stuart, it's the antifamily plan and as hilary just said trillions in tax increases. we used to talk about a billion here, billionaire, with joe biden it's a trillion here and a trillion there. plus, what this would do is incentivize women to rely on the federal government to organize their lives. it takes away from them the ability to organize their family life as they would like to organize it. i thought about-- remember that old life of julia that barack obama came out with in the "new york times" and everyone tended, this is ridiculous, well, this is what they are doing, but they are breaking it apart in a

fighting extremism, it has taken on a new urgency over the last five years and i'm a native of east tennessee and i have worked as a staffer in the u.s. senate at the robert of kennedy center for human rights and at the asia foundation and amnesty international usa. i have always loved my work but i have never felt compelled to make a difference as i do today. the splc recently renewed our mission statement clarifying that we are here to serve as a catalyst for racial justice in the south and beyond. we have committed ourselves to working in deep, meaningful partnerships with the communities we serve in the deep south to dismantle the privacy, to strengthen intersectional movement and to advance the human rights of all people. we are facing a crisis of far right extremism and deep threats to our democracy. we all saw this threat on january 6 when the pro- trump mob would buy white nationalists and other far right extremists rampaged through the capital in an attempt to stop congress from certifying the electoral college vote. we have also seen the threat in the many domestic terrorist attacks

he's forbidding democrats from voting in, tennessee. a group of tennessee democrats went to the white house and met with lincoln. and they were really upset with how lincoln responded. they said to lincoln that lincoln was quote making a selfish corrupt use of his power. and these are lincoln this is not lincoln at his finest lincoln replied quote. i expect to let the friends of george b mcclellan managed their side of this contest in their own way and i will manage my side of it in my way. endemic the democrats who met with lincoln from tennessee. they said that this undignified and rude response from our course despite. was was an exhibition exhibition of party spite and petulance? about a week later lincoln sent them a letter where he somewhat disingenuously said i don't have any control over what andrew johnson does in his state, of course lincoln had appointed a military governor, but never mind. oh one other controversy i forgot about so i told you about the soldiers votes and how soldiers how four states allowed soldiers to mail

senator marsha blackburn, republican from tennessee joins us now. no love lost it seems between these two, senator but, aoc has enormous power, doesn't she? >> she has power in the social media realm but stuart, she was just voted one of the least effective members of congress and i find it so interesting that pelosi ended up going chief mama in charge on the squad because this isn't reality tv. this is the american people. this is the u.s. taxpayer. this is the business of the u.s. congress. and the rules that are put in place, the laws that are made, the regulations that are set affect the daily lives of the american citizen and also it affects the environment in which business can take place in this country. stuart: you think that aoc will

senator marsha blackburn, republican from tennessee joins us now. no love lost it seems between these two, senator but, aoc has enormous power, doesn't she? >> she has power in the social media realm but stuart, she was just voted one of the least effective members of congress and i find it so interesting that pelosi ended up going chief mama in charge on the squad because this isn't reality tv. this is the american people. this is the u.s. taxpayer. this is the business of the u.s. congress. and the rules that are put in place, the laws that are made, the regulations that are set affect the daily lives of the

coming up, tennessee senator marsha blackburn on president biden's infrastructure plan. where america stands on cybersecurity and china. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: over to washington now. president biden's $2.25 trillion infrastructure and packet -- infrastructure package, but it is getting pushback from the gop. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell is calling on the white house scale back the bill, saying some items just don't belong, such as support for the elderly care. joining me now to dive into where democrats and republicans are meeting headwinds or can come together, tennessee senator marsha blackburn. it is wonderful to have some time with amid a very busy day. can you talk to us -- time with us amid a very busy day. he talked about what a package should have? sen. blackburn: what we have traditionally focused on. roads, waterway systems, we have even included broadband. but never have we seen the litany of things now being discussed. bernie sanders even said today that humans are infrastructure. they are trying to put in place a spending bill that alrea

. >>> a knoxville tennessee high school will be closed today after police shot and killed a student who opened fire on them at the school. the incident unfolded yesterday at austin east magnate high school. authoritied responded to a report of a possible gunman. they say the suspect was found in a bathroom and refused to come out, that's when the student reportedly opened fire and police fired back. the student died at the school. an officer was shot in the leg and is expected to recover. a motive is unclear, though. >>> turning now to the coronavirus. the cdc is urging the state of michigan to shut down to control the country's worst outbreak. the agency's director rochelle walensky is pushing back on calls for additional vaccines to be sent to michigan because she says the doses would take weeks to assure protection. she said the best solution right now is to order a lockdown. >> the answer to that is to really close things down. to go back to our basics. to go back to where we were last spring, last summer, and to shut things down. since flat occurred to decrease contact with one ano

and we have represented to birches of tennessee, debbie from arizona and ralph norman of south carolina. thank you all very much. i will be back after they are done. >> hi there everybody prime u.s. senator marsha blackburn. and i am so pleased to join you and talk with you for just a few minutes about this year 's big congressional pig book. and if you are trying to keep up with some of this, this is going to be one of your very best resources. over the past year we have watched washington i should say the liberal elites in washington cover everything with covid spending. in order to cram this into covid relief packages and get them passed in the senate. and if you are watching this press conference, you probably already know the being the big spenders have been far less concerned with actually recovering from the pandemic and providing pandemic relief and more concerned with handouts for their special interest cronies. it's a new year, it's a new administration. but i will tell you the more things are supposed to change, the more they stay the same. in january these big spenders have

coming up, tennessee senator marsha blackburn on president biden's infrastructure plan. where america stands on cybersecurity and china. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: over to washington now. president biden's $2.25 trillion infrastructure package, but it is getting pushback from the gop. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell is calling on the white house to scale back the bill, saying some items just don't belong, such as support for the elderly care. joining me now to dive into where democrats and republicans are meeting headwinds or can come together, tennessee senator marsha blackburn. it is wonderful to have some time with amid a very busy day. can you talk to us about what infrastructure should encapsulate for you? sen. blackburn: what we have traditionally focused on. roads, bridges, waterways, water systems, we have even included broadband. but never have we seen the litany of things now being discussed. bernie sanders even said today that humans are infrastructure. they are trying to put in place a spending bill that already is above $2 trillion, maybe as hig

the chair now recognizes the gentleman from tennessee, mr. kustoff. mr. kustoff: thank you, madam speaker. i rise today to honor the life and legacy of judge harry walker wilprin who passed away saturday, april 17. he was a third again riggs memphis who dedicated his life to serving our community through the justice system and dedicated his life to his family. he started serving his community in our great country at a young age. like so many of his generation, the greatest generation, harry served our nation fighting in the pacific theater during world war ii. after serving our nation overseas, he returned to his home state of tennessee to obtain his law degree from vanderbilt university. then in the 1960's, a turbulent time for our nation and for memphis, harry was an active member of the biracial memphis community relations committee serving for the betterment of the memphis community. it was during this time that he became politically active. leading the west tennessee efforts for howard baker's campaign for the united states senate and then in 1970 ma

i'm a native of east tennessee and i worked as a staffer in the u.s. senate at the robert f. kennedy center for human rights. at the asia foundation and at amnesty international u.s.a. i have always loved my work. but i have never felt as compelled to make a difference as i do today. the splc recently renewed our mission statement clarifying that we are here to serve as a catalyst for racial justice in the south and beyond. we've committed ourselves to working in deep, meaningful partnerships with the communities we serve in the deep south. to dismantle white supremacy, to strengthen intersectional movements, and to advance the human rights of all people. we're facing a crisis of far right extremism and deep threats to our democracy. we all saw this threat on january 6, when the pro-trump mob led by white nationalists and other far right extremists rampaged through the capitol in an attempt to stop congress from certifying the electoral college vote. we have also seen the threat in the many domestic terrorist attacks of recent years. at a wal-mart in el paso. at the tree of l

i'm a native of east tennessee and i worked as a staffer in the u.s. senate at the robert f. kennedy center for human rights. at the asia foundation and at amnesty international u.s.a. i have always loved my work. but i have never felt as compelled to make a difference as i do today. the splc recently renewed our mission statement, clarifying that we are here to serve as a catalyst for racial justice in the south and beyond. we've committed ourselves to working in deep, meaningful partnerships with the communities we serve in the deep south. to dismantle white supremacy, to strengthen intersectional movements, and to advance the human rights of all people. we're facing a crisis of far right extremism and deep threats to our democracy. we all saw this threat on january 6, when the pro-trump mob led by white nationalists and other far right extremists rampaged through the capitol in an attempt to stop congress from certifying the electoral college vote. we have also seen the threat in the many domestic terrorist attacks of recent years. at a wal-mart in el paso. at the tree of

a deadly shooting at a high school in tennessee. multiple gunshot victims including a police officer >>> the cdc director calling on michigan to shut things down as covid soars there. why the cdc says vaccines alone cannot stop the surge >>> and my exclusive with jon stewart his new mission to help veterans in the wars in iraq and afghanistan. the serious health issues many face >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, everyone it feels all too familiar an unarmed black man shot by police during a minor traffic stop tonight, however, a different twist but one no less tragic police in brooklyn center, minnesota releasing officer body cam video within hours of the fatal shooting of 20-year-old daunte wright the video revealing what the police chief believes may have been an accident, appearing to show an officer firing into wright during a struggle, then realizing in shock it was not a taser she fired but her handgun. you'll see for yourself in a moment, and i'll caution you it is hard to watch. mea

tennessee in knoxville where police found the gunman in the bathroom erin mclaughlin has the latest developments. >> reporter: a community on edge after a shooting at a high school in knoxville, tennessee there are at least two gunshot victims including a police officer. one male pronounced dead at the scene, another detained for further investigation. >> pray for that situation and for the families and the victims that might be affected by that in our state >> i was really glad to have the opportunity to meet with the officer who was hurt and he's conscious and in good pirits. >> reporter: it happened at 3 p.m. knoxville is a community hit hard by gang violence. since the beginning of the year at least four teenagers have been shot and killed near the school ten homicides have been reported within a mile and a half of the radius of the school in the last year >> we losing our kids at an early age. >> reporter: the community reeling and renewing calls for action erin mclaughlin, nbc news. >>> covid vaccines are on the rise but outbreaks are threatening our progress 131 million ameri

host: winchester tennessee. >>caller: good morning. i would like to make a comment about the schools in tennessee. they have opened all the schools without any precautions and the kids are not using spacing they do not have to wear a mask or receive any injections and that causes me great concern. i have not heard of any studies that has been done about what we purchased in our stores especially fresh foods. could we be picking up viruses from the fruit please? >> i will take the schools question. i think g the schools cases really complicated. you have teachers you want to protect older teachers and schools are vulnerable at the same time you have kids youe are having trouble at home with those situations at home they do not have access to the tools of learning that they need here in california wech have the opposite situation schools are closed here in the bay area. and it's very difficult for kids and parents. one answer to this vaccination, vaccination, vaccin for the kids so studies are ongoing also basic hygiene and precautions.

he had twice lost the governorship of tennessee before that. he had been a one-term governor and before that. he'd been a member of congress. so he was a lawyer practicing law in tennessee, and he was what is known as the dark horse candidate the first star course candidate. he had hoped to get the vice presidential nomination. that's what he was pushing for and suddenly deadlock convention out of nowhere polk is the presidential nominee. most people don't know who he is. he becomes president and almost immediately puts us in a position to have a war with mexico. he pushes for the war. he is prepared to declare war on mexico and in fact since troops including zachary taylor who will be the next president. he sends zachary taylor to the mexican border in an area of that's completely disputed that all international law says belongs to mexico, but polk says as american land and while taylor's troops are there he goes to his cabinet and they vote on a saturday afternoon to ask for a declaration of war against mexico that night. he gets a message be

a shooting at a high school in knoxville tennessee has left one man and one police officer injured according to local law enforcement according to police a student was barricaded in a toilet at the school and opened fire one officer entered the officer returned fire which resulted in the death of the suspect another man has also been detained by the authorities for questioning his artie's brain swan with the details. well fair and details on what exactly happened today at austin east magen high school in knoxville tennessee but here's what we do know according to the knoxville news sentinel a male teenager was killed and a police officer wounded monday afternoon in a shooting at austin east magnet high school in knoxville tennessee the knoxville police department confirmed the fatality in an e-mailed statement and the shooting without details on its twitter account the medical examiner's vehicle reportedly left the school at about 5 pm knoxville time the source also said the wounded police officer is in austin east school resource officer he was reportedly shot in the hip and is undergoing s

saying in the united states a shooting at a high school in knoxville tennessee has left one man dad and the police officer injured according to local law enforcement according to police a student was barricaded in a toilet a school opened fire with an officer and said the security officer returned fire which resulted in the death of the student another man has also been detained by the authorities for questioning and he has been swarmed with the latest. well fair and details on what exactly happened today at austin east magen high school in knoxville tennessee but here's what we do know according to the knoxville news sentinel a male teenager was killed and a police officer wounded monday afternoon in a shooting at austin east magnet high school in knoxville tennessee the knoxville police department confirmed the fatality in an e-mailed statement and the shooting without details on its twitter account a medical examiner's vehicle reportedly left the school at about 5 pm knoxville time the source also said the wounded police officer is an austin east school resource officer he was report

part of lucy's letter written from tennessee states and, i agree to missionary laborers in 1827. i arrived that brainerd among the chairs keys. remained there to lantern the great state in 1830 and removed to a mission station near georgia. -- before my husband was shut off in prison by the authorities of georgia for refusing to take an oath to support their measures against the cherokee. were to leave the situation where just a shun, which was in the chartered limits of that state. and for labor in a year and a year and a half in the penitentiary to return to his missionary labours among the cherokee's. but a little more than a year, the same law, which had sent him to prison found means to break up the mission station. we then headed invitation from the cherokee's to commence the station at this place that is red clay tennessee. and methods taken to cherokee prisoners were various. and she goes on to state it was common for a third party of soldiers to be sent to certain neighborhood. upon arriving at a house the inmates were ordered to march and sometimes they were allowed to

. >>> deadly shooting in a high school in tennessee. multiple gunshot victims including a police officer the cdc director calling on michigan to shut things down as covid soars there. why the cdc says vaccines alone cannot stop the surge >>> and my exclusive with jon stewart his new mission to help veterans of the wars in iraq and afghanistan. the serious health issues many face >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, everyone it feels all too familiar an unarmed black man shot by police during a minor traffic stop tonight, however, a different twist but one no less tragic police in brooklyn center, minnesota releasing officer body cam video within hours of the fatal shooting of 20-year-old daunte wright the video revealing what the police chief believes may have been an accident, appearing to show an officer firing into wright during a struggle. then realizing in shock it was not a taser she fired but her handgun. you'll see for yourself in a moment and i'll caution you it is hard to watch. meantime

fueron liberados de inmediato y en menos de 24 horas estaban en tennessee, donde los esperaba una prima. >> tienes el privilegio que no muchos han tenido de salir tan rÁpido. pedro: ezequiel, tiene recuerdos muy vivos del viaje con su padre. y es que fuera travesÍa muy sufrida que les tomÓ dos meses y medio desde honduras hasta la frontera con estados unidos. ellos arriesgaron su vida atravesando este rÍo la medianoche en una pequeÑa balsa un costo de $400 por persona. a pesar de eso y todo el sufrimiento, dicen que nos arrepienten.aseguran que es mucho mÁs riesgoso haberse quedado en su paÍs. >> da lo mismovenir, o quizÁs marÍa de camino, que estarÁ allÁ. >> darwin tan pronto lleva tennessee empezÓ a trabajar.pero su futuro con inmigraciÓn es incierto porque sÓlo le dieron un papel con sus huellas y su fotografÍa. no recibiÓ ninguna cita para presentarse ante una corte. fÉlix: la campaÑa de vacunaciÓn nacional marcha a pasos agigantados y ya se rompiÓ el rÉcord de vacunar a mÁs de 4 millones de preseas en un solo dÍa. en varios estados se sigue bajando el lÍmite

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>> let me ask you about what happened in tennessee today. i'm sure many of our viewers don't know this. the governor signed a law in tennessee that makes it legal for most adults to carry a hand gun without a permit. that may sound amazing to them people who support having a gun. but tennessee is the 19th state with such a law. no training or background check required. so let me ask you whether biden's executive action today would stop that from happening. >> well, it depends on the type of gun, absolutely would be covered under some of the executive orders that we passed today when doj or the attorney general makes the ruling in 30 or 60 days. but the real question is, why? do we think that people on the streets are safer when more people have guns? people that are not trained how to use them? and so when you look at suicide and you look at gun deaths in this country, the access to guns is not a problem in this country. it is actually the problem in terms of gun violence and deaths in this country. we just think it's unfortunate. we don't w

yet another school shooting this time in knoxville, tennessee. cnn's nick valencia is working the story for us. you're learning now details, nick. what are you learning? >> that's right, wolf, as you put it. yet another school shooting in the united states. this time in the knoxville area of tennessee and preliminary reports that are coming into cnn indicate that this shooting happened around 3:50 eastern and multiple people have been shot including a knoxville police department officer who has been since been transported to the hospital. here's what we know. police say that there's no early information right now on the other victims. i mentioned that is multiple victims. we don't know any information about the shooter either at this point, but less than an hour ago the knox county superintendent tweeted a statement saying that the school building is secure and that it is safe for parents to return to the high school to start reuniting with their children there. parents and guardians are encouraged to go to the high school right now. video from t

tennessee no. florida, no? utah at 18.4% at the very bottom on the other end is west virginia, actually recorded a population loss of 3.2%. so there you have it, edward. all the numbers. edward: utah is a beautiful place. thanks, ashley. we forced you inside purely out of spite because you're in florida and i'm not. reporter: fair enough. i understand. sure. edward: bring you here guy benson, fox news contributor on all of this and how the impact of the 2022 midterm races. you know, guy for the first time in history california might lose a congressional seat. you have got the sunshine, why? what is going on there? >> well, there is a lot of reasons. one is taxation. one is regulation. i know personally multiple people who have left the states of california, new york over the course of the pandemic because of restrictive lockdowns. people say, that is my breaking point. i'm out of here. i'm going elsewhere. the beneficiaries in my friend's case, also lines up with the data, arizona, texas, florida. and so i thin

the governor of tennessee says it's time for all covid restrictions in his state to end. governor lee says he's removing the authority of most tennessee county to impose mask mandates and is urging the few remaining large cities with mandates to lift them by the end of may. he says a widely available vaccine changes everything and as a result he claims covid-19 is no longer a health knowledge in tennessee. it should be noted per the cdc tennessee has one of the slowest vaccination rollouts in the country and is near the bottom when it comes to rankings for shots given. >> reporter: i'm brynn gingras in new york city. new york state is making a big step when it comes to vaccinations. the governor andrew cuomo announcing starting thursday state run mass vaccination sites will accept walk-ins, that means no longer having to go online to make an appointment to get your vaccination. the appointments are not necessary. this will be on a first come first served basis and it's for new yorkers 16 and older. >> reporter: the $28.6 billion restaurant revitalization fund will open mo

boy tennessee man you're from korea. yeah from o.t. granger jackson's from mean you know brother there must be a there must be a lot of constipated pigeons and old hickory tensei because i guarantee you there's not a statue less than an. absolute . made for good see look for that special on netflix folks the greatest bridge america misspend dennis miller plus what. the skies are slanted look like a little. closer to the zip this is a central park supported by a film is called the cabin right now so stop. seems wrong. just don't call. me that you get to shape out these days comes to educate and gain from it equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. headlines an r.t. angela merkel is accused of attacking german democracy parliament to grant a move out to fight the country's worsening pandemic to come. now is the time to deescalate. washington sends a mixed message to russia as joe biden calls for a stable relationship while imposing more sanctions. and washington has to

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>> we're going to tennessee. >> let's see it. >> we are going to tennessee >> all right open the card up >> oh. >> you're getting into the university of tennessee. welcome to the big orange family >> what an amazing moment for that teenager. his name is kevin. he was born with a rare brain disorder doctors at one point thought he would never walk, much less talk boy, did he prove them wrong that card, even played rocky top, the unofficial fight song for the volunteers kevin, we wish you the best of luck >> go, vols! go, kevin! that is awesome. you're so thrilled for him >> it's hard not to get emotional when you watch that video. that is incredible joe, thank you so much >> you've got to be kidding me we're going to tennessee that is awesome. still ahead right here, devoted to the crowd the next generation of the royal family and the responsibilities now before them. we're back right after this. jake from state farm, you couldn't find a stand-in that looked anything like me? have you seen mine? like looking in a mirror, right? now that one makes sense. look guys, i don't even have a s

. -- black university in tennessee. he writes of a particularly painful realization when as a child, a new white student at the school refused his trading card. his experience at this must have impacted his views on negro education. among all else, that he was, historian, sociologist, civil rights leader, he was also a committed educator. after fisk, he spent two years in berlin. he writes in various places of the impact of experiencing such different racialized context, particularly he distinguishes living and working in eight racialized america from the freedom of adventures and at europe where he says he was meeting "not white folks, but folks." he continues, i found myself standing out against the world is simply against american color prejudice. upon his return to the u.s., he took a job at the university, but he was offered a job in philadelphia soon after and he and his wife conducted a survey which became the philadelphia negro. when he was at wilberforce university, he asked to teach a sociology course and was

liz: joining us now we welcome back to the show tennessee republican senator marsha blackburn, it's great to see you again let's break down the major whopper you heard president biden white house press secretary jen psaki, pete buttigieg they keep using the phony ranking that claims to show how bad the u.s. infrastructure rings 13 globally quality of infrastructure, this leaves out population size, landmass, total miles of roads and highways, the number of airports for each country, this feels like major apples to oranges, what do you say. >> it is apples to oranges, it is so upsetting too so many hard-working americans that we have a president that will say the country is not what it used to be, our rankings are terrible on infrastructure, go to tennessee, look at what were doing, we have no debt on our road what we see the biden administration doing is an infrastructure bill that is targeted to roads and bridges and highways and interstates important airports and waterways and broadband, what do you hear them doing, they want to talk about human infrastructure, they wouldn't talk about

we don't want red states like tennessee or texas, turn them purple but if you want to come to tennessee or florida or texas, south dakota, montana, wyoming please come and enjoy the free wonderful states open for business but understand don't vote for liberals and don't vote for liberal policies that ruined your state otherwise you are not going to have anywhere to flee to. >> good to see you this morning, you can watch no interruption with tomi lahren exclusively on fox nation. see you soon. todd: up next texas congressman beth van dyne joins us next. jut libertymutual.com. really? i'll check that out. oh yeah. i think i might get a quote. not again! aah, come on rice. do your thing. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ . . - [announcer] welcome to intelligent indoor grilling with the ninja foodi smart xl grill. just pick your protein, select your doneness, and let the grill monitor your food. it also turns into an air fryer. bring outdoor grilling flavors indoors with the grill that grills for you. if these beautiful idaho potato recipes are just sid

where a shooting a high school in knoxville tennessee left one person dead and a polish officer injured that is according to local law enforcement and not. we believe has been detained by the authorities for questioning well let's go live now to our correspondent there in the u.s. killed my pain killer i've just been going through some of the latest lines that we hearing on this developing story tell us more. indeed well we have a situation at austin east magnet high school located in memphis tennessee where apparently around 3 15 pm local time an individual an armed male did approach the school with his firearm he was then confronted by officers and at that point shots were fired now at this point we understand that one male individual was dick denounced did was dead announced dead on the scene declared to see a police officer is at this point getting medical treatment for gunshot injuries that are not considered to be life threatening and there is another individual a suspect that is being detained so at this point we understand one person is dead on the scene there is a police office

state of tennessee police in knoxville are saying several people are injured including a police officer there is a heavy security presence around the austin east magnet high school and it is on clear whether the shooter is still at the scene but people are being told to avoid the area just coming up to half past 3 in the day at the region will keep of course close developments of the partly a mushing at a high school in tennessee in the next hour or so any and all developments we'll bring it to you here in r.t. international césar. there are calls for a $911.00 style investigation into the capitol hill brush of january 6th is this an effort to seek the truth or to fabricate another massive political hoax also just nato was russia and ukraine to go to. date industry prefers to spend millions of euros in you know being to delay relations i will be sniffing all about making money making profits in some of the big corporations international markets import export do you imagine the number of currently diseases that are out in every community today it is not due to new viruses all new microb

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