you've never hung in nashville? >> anthony: no. >> martin: you're gonna have a fun time. >> anthony: i have no doubt. [ laughter ] ♪ >> anthony: nashville. if you haven't been there, you probably know it as what? a country music capital, grand ole opry, and it is music city. and there is indeed plenty of country music, both genuine and fake-ass, but it's way more than that. nashville is one of the fastest-growing metropolitan areas in all america. people who grew up here will tell you the city is in a state of perpetual, never-ending change, and the rate at which things are changing is accelerating. eighty to a hundred new faces move to nashville every single day. some things are constants, others in flux. even with all the radical cultural shifts, the city still remains traditionally southern in its sensibility, for now, anyway. because nashville could just as soon be called punk city or rock city, and you are just as likely to find the word artisanal hanging over the door of a sandwich shop, or a cupcake shop, o

. >> ainsley: tell us about yourself, you grew up in nashville and now live in nashville? >> fairview, i lived in nashville 10 years now, it was songwriting first and guitar and tracks took over last 10 years for better or worse and now this album, i got back to me writing songs on guitar. >> brian: i did not know you wrote "cruise" and how tight you were with florida georgia line. >> we lived together in a house for a few years. i probably wouldn't be in nashville if not for him, i grew up playing soccer and baseball. when i went to town for the first time, they had a room available in their house. >> ainsley: you wrote the song, they got to record it, would you be able to record it, too? >> i could now, it is pretty much theirs, we play it live sometimes. >> steve: you are playing live right now, you'll do that song we heard about. in the studio, chase and the guys are going to play "i hate cowboys." >> let's go. >> ainsley: take it away. ♪ ♪ i hate cowboys their hats just look so stupid with their wranglers and boots and jukbox red dirt songs i hate cowboys they thi

memphis, nashville, my sister-in-law and her husband are supposed to fly out of nashville to mexico tomorrow. be patient, you are likely going to get delayed. has a cascading effect across the rest of the country. >> it does, yeah. >> our weather is fine in comparison. chilly in the mornings. that's a trend that repeats again tomorrow, but this tranquil weather pattern has another couple of days to run before we start to see changes later this week into the weekend. a chilly start, another mild afternoon tomorrow, the next storm system still way out over the pacific, that is gradually going to get closer over the next 48 hours. let's talk about the cold first. it's getting chiltly out there, current temperatures as we look out over the by a from salesforce tower in concord, oak land, and santa rosa. down to 47 in san francisco. those temperatures inland dropping down to around freezing by early tomorrow morning, except san jose staying about 5 degrees above. around the bay mid to upper 30s to 40 degrees, same along the coast. then temperatures are going to warm up. we'll start off close to 1

and so, you know, that, that happens especially i mean, the story in nashville in particular i have i write about pearl high in the book and which my grandmother went to to and the grandmother was a nonce and uncles of people who work my department at princeton went to and then every time i've come back to nashville then i hear more and more stories about pearl and it just moves me so deep, you know that those kinds of things are what, you know, kind of feels like that the most of meaningful experience for. me that it can it can connect to people stories. so i would say, you know, i an argument that the my book the this material interrogates engages with the discourse we're having our country around reparations. since and i illustrate that with a case brownsville tennessee involving a man named elbert williams who in 1940 was a member of the newly formed acp branch that wanted to vote for in the presidential election. these republicans black republicans and they wanted to vote for wendell willkie. and they went down to the courthouse in brownsville and tried to, you know, sort a sneak

for "sunday today," morgan radford, nashville. >> morgan, thank you very much. and most importantly, congratulations to you and dining hall dave on the birth of your beautiful daughter. we are so thrilled for you and cannot wait to meet that perfect little girl. welcome to the world. >>> this week we highlight another "life well lived." according to the audio publishers association sales of audio books topped $1.6 billion for another year of double digit growth. the foundation for the recent explosion of audio books was laid all the way back in the 1950s by two young women just out of college. marianne mantell was 22 years old and working at a record company in new york when she and classmates from hunter college named barbara holdridge shared a hunch people might like to hear the voices of well-known authors reading their work. the pair formed caedmon records and charmed their way to a meeting with the iconic poet dylan thomas. they convinced him to sign a $500 deal to record his writing onto vinyl with a b side where he read a christmas story. >> with sprinkli

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he and his wife live in nashville and have two daughters. in addition to academics. tim is also coach for the junior school tennis and for the vanderbilt university cricket club. and at the of dr. boyd's talk, there will be a time for questions and answers. our staff will be available to pass a microphone to you so that everyone can hear and it can be your question can be recorded. and that dr. boyd can respond to it accordingly. so please join with me in giving dr. boyd a warm hermitage welcome. well, thank you, howard, for very kind introduction. there's one small correction. i'm the coach of the nba cricket team. we are state champions ten years in a row, a championship that gains a great deal by having no opposition whatsoever. long may it be way. but anyway, good evening. it's great to be with you all on this beautiful evening and i hope this will for an interesting and entertaining to go with it. and we, i guess, fortunate at least that if in the of a sudden drop in interest to entertain there are emergency wine supplies hand and i know you're probably all fami

nashville dropped a six burger on san francisco. 6-2 final. sharks third from the bottom of the western conference. they host chicago on saturday. and by the way, shout-out to his wife christina in command of four boys in the house. five if you count patrick. >> uh-huh. it's been about a year since russia launched an all-out invasion into ukraine. >>> and some ukrainians have taken refuge here in the bay area. juliette goodrich joins >>> tomorrow marks one year since russian forces invaded ukraine. juliette goodrich has the story of a ukrainian family that settled in the north bay. >> reporter: they are such a loving family but they have so much they have overcome. but they find joy in one spot in the north bay. it's a sport that ira has been playing since she was five years old. this is her new tennis coach here in the bay area. she and her family are from eastern ukraine. they had to flee here last march. she, her brother and mother came to the bay area but her father couldn't leave. men couldn't leave without permission from the government.

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a big shopping center er in the south part of nashville. nashville is a great food seen great music scene but now it's an emerging tech scene, too. so we're shopping centers you rely heavily on the tourism and that's a very important part of the business but the permanent population is growing fast we'll have places to shop every day so we're responding with better food and beverage and elevating the experience. >> talk to me about approximately 10% of your growth area is from what you would describe as short term or popup stores. >> that's right. >> that isn't just hall woweenhn stores trying to get rid of inventory. who does pop up? >> there say mix let talk about direct to consumer brands. they're feeding the popup space now. director consumer brands and did the full brick and mortar instillation and saying we have compress inventory let's try closing it out they can do so in a big box closeout store but can't control your pricing you can't control your product you can't control your positioning. all these brands want to maintain their b

a state of the state address of the capital and nashville. in the speech, he praises the courage of the family of tyree nichols. [applause] members of the general assembly it is our distinguished honor to present to you the governor of the great state of tennessee, the honorable bill lee. [applause] [cheering] [applause] thank you very much. thank you all very, very much. lieutenant governor, speaker, members of the 113th general assembly, constitutional officers, justices, cabinet members, staff and my family, friends, i am proud to serve tennessee alongside you as we serve the people that love so much and to the people that are new and the general assembly, i want to welcome you and thank you. you have acceptedep a call to serve and i've come to realize how valuable and important that is. you may not agree with everything everyone does but i can tell you that i generally look forward to working with all ofrk you as we serve the peoplef this state. to those of you who are new to this assembly, you've accepted a high calling and i want to say

. >> griff: you are looking live at nashville, tennessee. hands up, look at that gorgeous pete hegseth's hometown now there. joining pete and ainsley on this monday morning as we kick things off and ainsley, i don't want to put you in the middle of a fight. pete and i were talking about those grannies they didn't just recreate rihanna's super bowl halftime show they took to the next level. pete didn't like. >> it i thought it was fine. >> ainsley: did you not like it. >> pete: i'm pro-granny, i am. i think the millennials there forced them to do it. >> ainsley: no. look how cute they are this is arcadia senior living how did they decide who was rihanna. >> pete: probably knew who the big timer was in the group. >> ainsley: cutest lady. watcher her. she is going to turn around and starts shaking her hips. >> griff: shine bright like a diamond. >> pete: i was trying to disagree with you but i can't. i'm folding. >> griff: only argument i have ever won in the last 25 years. >> pete: griff wins the grannies are awesome. >> griff: they are going

and songwriter, kyle jacobs, the husband of award-winning singer kellie pickler found dead in their nashville home. police reports saying the cause was an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound. the tributes from the music world this morning. >>> sky high savings. presidents' day deals are happening now. we have the top bargains in tech and for your home, plus the tsa getting ready for a spring break travel boom possibly soaring above prepandemic levels. we'll tell you how to make your trip a breeze. >>> and the kickoff to the nba's all-star weekend. the celebs who stole the show and who brought home the mvp trophy. plus, the shot that almost tied the game. >>> good morning, america. a fun night for nba fans with the stars showing off on the court. we'll tell you about the celebrity player everyone is talking about this morning. you can see the little tease there. >> little bit. >> yeah, a little bit. took a bit away from that. more on that this morning. we do have a lot to cover this morning beginning with the war in ukraine. breaking news right now. vice president kamala harris announcing th

i actually surprised at how stubbornly the confederates fought in the nashville campaign. consider how demoralized they should have been by the end of the atlantic campaign. so that was very impressive, considering the way they felt toward the end of that campaign. but that's exactly what his intention he he thought that he could carry the campaign toward the north. got davis's blessing for this and early on some success with it but then thomas tracked him down and got him at nashville and franklin of course. has of this train been left untouched or has atlanta covered all the well at the battle of atlanta, which was supposed to be part of a in the turn of the last not this recent one. what's going to be this for for battlefield park with the interconnecting areas and early in the 1900s, that plan went awry. today, much of atlanta, of course, is developed a lot of the cyclorama imagery is completely developed. they name the streets to grass avenue and you see some of the some of the commanders names on the roads but what's what you should know is that you could still do a

nashville tomorrow is going to be around 60 degrees. by tuesday 64 and little rock will be around 67 by tuesday. that's what's happ and i'n talkinabt the south being cold, but, hey, in miami, florida, yesterday, they set a record high of 88 degrees, so one warm spot is miami, guys, if you want to head there. >> i love our miami correspondent is in boston. >> yes. >> i was going to say, victor does not want to hear that. >> wait a minute. that's not the news he wants. >> thanks, danielle. >>> well, coming up on "good morning america," the shocking call a woman received describing how she may be able to help solve a cold case murder. >>> and then, "gma" monitoring those falling interest rates, so is now a good time to buy a home? ok jake from state farm, i really want that personal price plan... mr. and mrs. alvarez... i save my shrimp tails. i have a whole collection. i keep them in jars under my bed. you don't need to get that personal. the state farm personal price plan helps you create an affordable price just for you. she also plays

this line of storms and that tornado storm is heading toward the general nashville area, about 30 to 45 minutes away. we'll keep an eye on that one closely. memphis, you're in the clear, all set. same for little rock. greenville, mississippi, all clear. we'll watch that line of storms heading for alabama and nashville and later tonight toward montgomery. the tornado threat, the area of greatest risk where we see the tornadoes popping up now. or tornado warnings. that's in areas of mississippi and this early this evening in areas of alabama and slice there, southern tennessee. we still had significant snow, 4 to 6 inches around des moines. lincoln, university of nebraska, 12 inches of snow. this is all a good snowstorm in southern wisconsin. the worst areas traveling in the country from chicago northward up to milwaukee during that rush hour. it is spring outside in the northeast. enjoy this. not going to last. >> all right, meteorologist bill karins, thank you. >>> coming up, more breaking news, our own peter alexander just spoke with president biden just spoke with president biden f

. >> tennessee governor bill lee gave the state of the state address at the capitol in nashville. in the speech he praised the courage of the family of tyre nichols who died after being beat bin memphis police officerses in a traffic stop. this is just under an hour >> members it is our honor to present to you the governor of the state of tennessee, bill lee. governor lee: thank you. governor lee: thank you very much. thank you all. very, very much. lieutenant governor mcnally. speaker sexton. speaker pro tem hale. speaker pro tem marsh. members of the 113th general assembly. constitutional officers. justices. cabinet members. staff. my family. thank you for being here. friends. i am proud to serve tennessee alongside you as we serve the people that we love so much. and to those of you who are new gnu to this general assembly, i want to welcome you and thank you. you have accepted a call to serve and i've come to realize just how value usual and how important that is. -- valuable and how important that is. you may or may not agree with everything that everyone does in this hall, y

and he was already on the way to nashville. it's important to have a commander-in-chief who knows what's going on. liz: the media has been all over finger pointing at trump, the white house press secretary is point at trump. it's wrong and off the wall. the high hazard rail rules were weakened under bawm. it reduced the number of cars that were considered high hazard down to 20. that's what happened under bawm. the ntsb chair is rebutting and debunking pete buttigieg and the media saying the electronic brakes that were deregulated -- the national science academy said we don't need those brakes. that was not a factor here. the wheel bearings broke, the axle broke. it would have derailed anyway with those brakes. it had flammable toxic material on it but it was treated like a general merchandise train. those rules were weakened under obama. >> the facts don't matter any more. it's just blame trump, blame the conservatives, blame fox news. that's what they do. they have their hand in the cookie jar and you all know it, and they ca

i'm in nashville and it's adena locals. estimate 60 percent of the tone has been destroyed. the death toll rises every day. attention now times to helping the homeless. i did not give a thought on a situation is very bad. we need 10 food water docking, b flat for just our clothes. look at us up. we have no shot to select your thought . bonnie: this unfolding humanitarian catastrophe. complicated, farther by serious 12 year civil war, western countries reluctant to send help to the regime in damascus. but serious pariah government says aid delivered over the border. is a violation of its sovereignty. without the control of the government, without permission of the government without approval from the government. this is violation. very simple to the un has called on the international community to politics aside. piece building support is goodwill. on all sides are, but you know what you're dealing here with. a catastrophe. on top of a humanitarian crisis said already existed. i'm back in syria. cheers erupted as rescue as managed to pluck a whole family from a collapse buildi

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las vegas and nashville. you can watch the premiere abc 7 instrument on hulu. getting a cooldown. >>'s phone to feel like winter. level. mid-50's right now. 50 at half moon we've mainly clear skies over the golden gate. low to mid 60's at concorde. one live view looking across congested rooftop camera. we can expect windy, pattern developing on tuesday. cold showers with some snow mixed and at times. overnight temperatures are generally in the low 40's. 38 in fairfield. not nearly as chilly as it was last night. tomorrow, a milder day. 62 at half moon around the bayshore. upper 60's to 70 degrees. in the north bay we are expecting highs of 70 degrees. it's going to be a mild, springlike day. thursday, snow drops to below 1000. it such as the higher peaks. some other elevations below 1000 feet. this is some colder systems without much change except precipitation probably ends next week. here the accuweather. windy. it will be quite windy on wednesday. wednesday, thursday and friday we are ranking a storm level 1. probably not breaking 50 degrees in most locations. expect clearing a

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they begin orleans, las vegas and nashville. among the first group, a young man whose performance leave the judges in tears and a singer whose father had a global smash hit in the 1980's. don't miss the best season of american idol. watch the premiere tonight at 8:00 p.m. and streaming on hulu. it was a great day. the warm-up has started. >> 70 degrees in some spots today. unbelievable. >> can even keep track. >> let's take a look at what going on right now. looking at the wind speeds. it's a calm day, breezes near the coastline. locations are a few degrees below normal than they were this time yesterday. let me back away and give you good look at the pre-sunset sky. the clouds in the sky are adding some color and texture to the picture. 58 degrees in san francisco. 63 in san jose. 52 at half moon bay. looking at the golden gate, lots of blue sky and high clouds. earlier, santa rosa 70 degrees. a lovely these are the forecasts. when and much cooler, pattern begins on tuesday. you can expect cold showers. tonight, not quite so co

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kyle jacobs was hugely a successfully award singer/song writer and move today nashville 23 years ago and had incredible career and wrote songs george strait, tim mcgraw and kelly clarkson and her husband. now as for his wife kellie pickler she played 6 in american idol in 2010. she and jacobs got married the following year and prayers and condolences are pouring in for them. a tribute reads the academy is deeply saddened to learn of the passing of kyle jacobs, talented nashville song writer and producer of husband of kellie pickler. join us in sending condolences love and healing and two days ago in jacob's last post on instagram he celebrated album hey, world. jacobs coproduced the album, platinum, sweet. thank you, jesus. he posted that to instagram just a day before he was found dead and now people are mourning his loss. griff. griff: so sad, christina coleman live for us. christina, thank you. jacqui. jacqui: for the tesla news we started to tell you about. tesla is voluntarily recalling 62,000 cars equipped with experimental driver's assistance software dubbed self-driving beta,

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. >> as for molly she's living in nashville as is her biggest inspiration is her dad. she recently took time to zoom with him. >> hey molly, how are you? >> pretty good, how are you? >> good, are you site about the grammy nominations? >> super excited. >> so is her dad. >> it is an accomplishment of molly second take pride in the cool thing . >> will highlight the bay area grammy nominees this saturday night at 10:30 on cbs, and again on sunday at 3:30 p.m. 3:30 p.m. then on sunday do not change the channel. the grammy show will broadcast live at 5:00 p.m. followed by an encore performance at 8:30. it will also streaming on paramount plus. >>> beyonce can make grammy history on sunday and she is everyone is making room hm. *coughs* seriously? for the medicine cabinet's new essential. binaxnow -- with reliable covid-19 results in just 15 minutes. do we stileds?eryone is makm yeah, no for the medicine cabinet's new essential. binaxnow -- with the same technology doctors use to test for covid-19. >>> welcome back . let's take a quick look at afternoon expectations today.

rachel: -- back to nashville. what's life in nashville like? i know you're surrounded by your kids and grandkids. >> on sundays chuck and i go to early church, and after church everyone comes to our house. i fix a great big sunday lunch every sunday, and then out the door go all sorts of to-go packages. [laughter] i feel like, you know, it helps the kids during the week. rachel: what's your advice to somebody who, you know, is maybe a grandmother right now, their kids are out of the house? how do to you even begin to think about i'm going to run for office? >> well, they have that wisdom to share, and they should start right there in their community. it is, strong families and strong communities that are truly the backbone of this nation. rachel: yeah. will: you know, rachel, we talk -- by the way, great job. rachel: thank you. it was so fun. will: the three of us often talk about on the couch balancing a family and being a human while also managing that job. rachel: yeah. will: i just -- and to see these ladies, in this case these ladies, thes

. >> jewish hate messages littered across nashville this weekend. several neighborhoods say they have found fires and mailboxes and driveway. if you feel like you have heard that story before, it is because you have. this past weekend, neighborhoods in houston, texas, eugene, oregon, daytona beach, florida, norfolk, virginia and nashville, tennessee, all had antisemitic fire drops, organized acts of hate, like this, appeared to be happening with increasing regularity. this weekend, chicago police are urging jewish and other religious communities to be extra vigilant because a neo-nazi group has declared saturday as a, quote, bit of hate. they are encouraging members and like-minded and modules to engage in acts of vandalism, like flyering and posting the -- all this comes one week after a suspect in los angeles was arrested for shooting to jewish man as they left religious services. the police have a laundry list of really disgusting antisemitic messages that the alleged shooter sent in the years leading up to the attack. i am not going to repeat th

. >> reporter: as for molly she lives in nashville and says her biggest inspiration is her dad. she recently took some time to zoom with him. >> how are you? >> good. >> are you excited about the grammy nominations? >> super excited. >> reporter: so is her dad. it is an accomplishment for molly that i can take pride in . that is a very cool thing. >>> a state law is limiting what can be taught about race inside for the schools. i have how one professor is going outside the classroom to continue teaching black history. [music playing] [applause, cheering] welcome to the show, "rossi" ross! hi, drew. hi, everybody. hi. [applause, cheering] first of all-- ross: fun. drew: --i love you. ross: i love you. and you know what else i like? what? news you can use. duh! all right. let's do it. let's get right into it. up first, according to bustle, spice girl mel b recently revealed who she thinks should play her in a movie, and she said none other than the queen herself, viola davis. ross: ok, i could see this. drew: i mean, miss davis as zig-a zig-ah? yeah, sure. ross: yeah. like, melani

i got picked out of nowhere in nashville, tennessee. i saw an ad in the newspaper, do you want to be in a movie? i was like, yes, i do. [ laughter ] i went down to an open audition. they were like, do you know how to act? i was like, i've taken a class or two. i ended up reading. then they flew me to l.a. and i got the job, i got the lead in the movie. >> jimmy: it's a crazy story. >> it's a crazy story. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: the reason i'm asking is because we're going to meet my nephew a little bit later. >> i love your nephew. >> jimmy: 13 years old. >> i know. >> jimmy: we dug up an interview that you did when you were i think 14 years old. >> oh, wow. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: talking about that movie. i think it's interesting. >> oh, no. >> jimmy: a little look at the future. >> you know what i think would be really fascinating, 30 years like the video store and renting "the man in the moon" laser disk. [ laughter ] watching it with my kids and having my kids understand it. >> jimmy: your kids, which you have now and you

i got picked out of nowhere in nashville, tennessee. i saw an ad in the newspaper, do you want to be in a movie? i was like, yes, i do. [ laughter ] i went down to an open audition. they were like, do you know how to act? i was like, i've taken a class or two. i ended up reading. then they flew me to l.a. and i got the job, i got the lead in the movie. >> jimmy: it's a crazy story. >> it's a crazy story. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: the reason i'm asking is because we're going to meet my nephew a little bit later. >> i love your nephew. >> jimmy: 13 years old. >> i know. >> jimmy: we dug up an interview that you did when you were i think 14 years old. >> oh, wow. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: talking about that movie. i think it's interesting. >> oh, no. >> jimmy: a little look at the future. >> you know what i think would be really fascinating, 30 years from now going to the movie -- like the video store and renting "the man in the moon" laser disk. [ laughter ] watching it with my kids and having my kids understand it. >> jimmy: your ki

they'll host the nashville predators on thursday. it'sp been a tough year for the sharks as we know. the big weekend coming up, starting on thursday, all to honor one of the greatest to ever suit up for the organization. >> patrick marleau on thursday, marlow will be recognized by the city of san jose february. 25th will be declared patrick marleau day in san jose. the event will also include a special flag-raising ceremony. then on friday there will be a shark's alumni game at sharks, ice in san jose. and then on thursday, the main event marlow's jersey will be retired by the organization prior to the game against the chicago blackhawks. a great and appropriate ending to his career to honor him like that. so many years for that sharks and is asian. so many good times. all righty. that is your look at sports. we'll be >> the downtown san jose, our institution is closing is curtains for the final time later this year. mayor of theater is closing indefinitely on april. the second following 3 years of financial constraints. there are st

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i worked with a reporter in nashville that had one. broken up storm by storm. it was his hat on twitter. let's take a look. we had rain over the weekend. just over 3/10 of an inch in san jose. close to that for san rafael. as we look where we stand, to this date, anywhere from 120% to almost 200% of what is normal. 22.83 inches of rain so far. the normal, 22.89 inches of rain. we are almost there and we still have february and march and all of a role to go. not much over the next several days. let's look at the pattern. we will be in a tranquil pattern. those will steadily climb as we head through the week. wednesday and thursday will be the warmest days. a little bit of fog creeping in. passing clouds will rotate through quickly. then back to full sunshine for wednesday and thursday. that will help to boost temperatures. we should be several degrees above average by wednesday and thursday. no rain as we work through the week. the 6 to 10 day outlook from the prediction center shows any chance of weather predictions. that takes us through presidents day getting

danielle breezy from our nashville affiliate rn us with more. danielle, it has been very cold. >> reporter: that brutal cold yesterday in the northeast. take a look. we set new record lows in a lot of spots, it was 33 below zero yesterday mornin in watertown, new york. 17 below in augusta, maine, 10 below in boston, the coldest it's been since 1957. if you think it's cold there, take a look at this video out of bryant park, in new york city, the fountain is frozen. that's how cold it was and set new record lows in laguardia as well as jfk. it was cold in the city. that being said, temperatures about 25 to 40 degrees warmer than this time yesterday and we're looking for a warm trend. we're going to talk more about it coming up. >> sounds good, danielle. we'll check back in with you soon. >>> to politics now as president biden prepares for his state of the union address on tuesday, and the democratic party officially moves the first voting of the 2024 primary season from iowa to south carolina. abc's political director rick klein joins us now from

nashville, we are very close to that. record of 83. even middle of alabama, montgomery, we could hit 85 degrees, tomorrow, not as many areas will break records but we'll still be very warm throughout the southeast. then things kind of return to normal and i'll leave you with a little tease. it looks like a very snowy end to the month, first week of march from the great lakes through the northeast, especially new england, so i think we're going to talk a little bit of snow next week. >> all right, bill, gary, thank you so much. we appreciate it. >>> transportation secretary pete buttigieg is making his first visit to east palestine, ohio, nearly three weeks after that toxic train derailment there. he toured the damage earlier and met with crews leading the cleanup effort. buttigieg is also addressing criticism that he should have come to ohio sooner. >> you talk about process and that's perfectly fair. but i don't want people pointing to process as a way to get away from the fundamental questions of rail safety regulation and accountabi

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of different issues that were raised by this investigative report by a local television station in nashville, and at this point, congressman ogles is only addressing one specific area that they raised, and that is that his degree from middle tennessee state university did not come in international relations as he had suggested but it was instead a degree in liberal studies, and ogles said in a statement that his degree, he was mistaken, he had taken time off from college, when he went back to college to pursue his degree he had started in international studies program but then ultimately when the studying had been completed, the degree he ended up with was liberal studies. that's the one area he's clearing up. he does have a degree, it's not in international studies. there were a number of other issues this report raised about ogles background, he describes himself as an expert when it comes to human trafficking and he's fought against human trafficking, he specifically worked with a charity connected to that, and there have been holes in his resume to specifically back up those claims. this

. >>> well conback 55 in cincinnati nearly 70 in nashville you'll be in the high 60s later this afternoon, and these temperature also continue being warm over the next couple days we end up in the low 70s for raleigh. it's going to be warm. >> not exactly the dead of winter >> not feeling like it >>> still ahead, an inspiring group of philly teachers febreze fabric refresher. i literally use this every day, to make my house smell amazing. after i make the bed, after i catch my dog on the couch. so i can wear my jacket or jeans one more time, before i wash them again. it even makes shoes smell fresh. it doesn't cover up odors with scent but actually fights them and freshens. over one thousand uses. febreze fabric refresher. ♪ focus on what matters in life... being together. celebrating together. ♪ ...without letting anything keep you apart. walgreens pharmacists are here to help you stay well. and stay...together. ♪ >>> we have a trio of ground breakers to share with you this morning. the new york philharmonic is welcoming gustavo dudamel, the first latino to lead the new york philha