that's terry in white bluff, tennessee. if you follow twitter and you now the idea of what things trend on twitter, there's a story out there when it comes to twitter, the stimulus package, just to show you the headline. is shtag that's emerging #letthemeatcake. david in massachusetts. line.ndent morning.yes, good i have a question that has not been answered at all on chuck schumer, nancy pelosi, anyone. f you separate the two unemployments, one is for the enhanced unemployment, i which is the $300. is that, i understand, if it correct, is 11 weeks extended. the individual continuing ployment for people like myself that are self-employed people? can you answer that for me? host: i can't. to your probably refer state. there is a provision for self-employed extension of the weeks, as we 1 showed you initially, but i don't know if i can answer any those questions you have. describe your situation. what do you do? caller: i'm in the apparel industry as a representative and has been totally devastated. my retailers are doing har

this is not just happening in gordonsville, tennessee. many americans have a community pharmacy like gordonsville drugs, and a pharmacist like amy in their community. thankfully, due to sustained lobbying efforts by the independent pharmacy community, c.v.s. care mark has reached out to many of these pharmacies and offered them contracts to remain in network. however, letters like the one i received remain extremely damaging to our independent pharmacies. in the specific case of gordonsville drugs, although c.v.s. care mark made the right choice to keep the independent pharmacy in network, they have yet to send a letter with this updated change to customers like me. c.v.s. care mark must commit to sending new letters, notifying customers that they can continue to use their neighborhood independent farm sti with whom -- pharmacy with whom they have long-term relationships. we continue to let our community pharmacies be bullied by pharmacy benefit managers like c.v.s. care mark, but we can't let this continue. with winter upon us, and the p

this is from the website of andrew johnson historic sites in tennessee. this is just a little ways from where we sit now, and they have decided interpretation of andrew johnson is constitution president. sounds good, right? they even go on just not on their main site but some of their materials, their constitution shall be saved and the union preserved. it's a little different than lincoln and his constitutional dilemma, right? add to that, this is a close-up of that pamphlet we just saw. it says johnson formulated his political philosophy early on, strict interpretation of the constitution, a belief in state rates. does anyone want to quickly explain what a strict constructionists of the constitution is? >> no government intervention with the economy, very lax on personal liberty, but also very lax on property therefore not interfering with your property whether it is slavery or not. >> not interfering in the kobanÎ is particularly early on an antebellum period where it was strict versus brought the instruction of the constitution. that we talk about st

." ♪ >> authorities in the national suburb tennessee with a person of interest in connection with bombing bombing that according to the ap. bomb went off inside an rv parked outside an at&t communications building. destroying multiple buildings heavily damage manager causing cell phone outages all across the city at least three people hospitalized in stable condition. experts now say tissue samples pounds at the scene are human remain. we have live team coverage jackie heinrich in wilmington, delaware with president-elect biden reaction. mark meredith with president trump's response web and david stunt at the justice department with details on the investigation. but first charles watson, live in nashville. charles. reporter: jon, fbi confirming that it is looking into a number of possible suspects in connection with to the rv explosion here in downtown nashville. short while ago, fbi special agent in charge doug confirm reports of police activity at a home in tennessee. that is is reportedly tied to a person of interest. right now, federal authorities say they are not prepared to name any

state of tennessee a day after a vehicle exploded in nashville. and the literary renee sounds in iraq from a new generation trying to write their place in the history books. hello there we've got some snowy weather the forecast for a couple of parts of here particular particularly down towards the balkans big massive cloud here a little area of low pressure brings a very stormy weather across the southern parts of italy but the other side of the age we are at stake we will see significant snowfall coming into the balkans over the next couple days 20 to 30 centimeters certainly possible over the next 24 to 48 hours we will eventually see some snow to coming in across the british isles at the moment it's all about storm balla tightly packed i suppose damaging winds rattling through gales or even severe gales over the next couple of days and across parts of the u.k. think across southern areas of england and wales eventually that windy weather will sweep across northern france into the low countries rattling a shower is coming back in behind but noti

instead we are taking away you being on the cheerleading team, not welcome, great example in tennessee, everyone batting it around. you are a new parent this should scare you. todd: i thought about my daughter, can't do much to offend people at this point but i thought about this, her whole life could be ruined because of some mistakes she made at 15. i want to read the quote from the new york times which is getting excoriated for bring this piece out, ginny galligan who made the statement, i wanted to get her where she would understand the severity of that word. if i never posted that video nothing would have happened. i'm going to remind myself you started something, you taught someone a lesson. a 2-parter, who conferred upon ginny alec and the right to teach people lessons and when you sue somebody somebody can see you back, putting my legal hat on. in the future will we have to have consequences for somebody who does a cancel culture activity like this and potentially ruin someone's life. >> a lot to unpack on that one. i am always the type of person. i never text, picking up a pho

he chairs the senate health committee and served as tennessee's governor, education secretary and spend time early in his career as a senat staffer. his term ends in january. he talked about his time in the senate. >> i think my friend mitch and my friend chuck for their remarks. i will have more to say to them later. on march 9th, 1967, senator howard baker junior, the newly elected senator from tennessee made his maiden address, his first speech on the floor of the senate. he spoke for too long. the republican leader of the senate who was also baker's father in law, walked to congratulate him and said howard, occasionally you might enjoy the luxury of unexpressed thought. which is good advice for farewell address as well. senator baker's legislative assistant, i was -- also a speechwriter that made an address, or at least i thought i was. he developed a bad habit of not saying what i wrote for his speech. i asked to see him, do i have a problem with our relationship? write what you want to write and say what i want to say. i learned a couple other things about saying what i want to sa

meantime, this is the scene in tennessee, a suburb about 10 miles southeast of nashville where the fbi, atf and local police are rating a home, searching for clues as to what happened. hello, welcome to america's news headquarters. i am laura. hi, eric. >> thank you for joining us. we are looking at live pictures of atf and other federal officials apparently at that home outside nashville. as you know, the explosion sent at least three people to the hospital and caused major damage to dozens of buildings the heart of the downtown area of nashville. authorities don't yet released a motive and they have not said may be behind not only the explosion but recorded message blaring from that rv morning it would explode in minutes. the rv parked right next to the large red brick at&t telephone transmission center building. cell phones, land lines affected by the blast and six national police officers on the early morning of christmas, they ran to evacuate people and being hailed as heroes with action for doing what they did to save lives. live in nashville with the latest. reporter: fbi confir

joining us is congresswoman of tennessee. our thoughts are obviously with you with what's happening right now in your home. i just wanted to ask you your first thoughts or anything you want to share about the situation going on. are you learning anything that you might be able to share with us? >> well, nashville's our capital city and it's one of the great entertainment streets in that city, we call it broadway. this man wanted to make a statement, apparently whether it was about at&t or some other facility on second avenue or maybe just on second avenue in nashville, i don't know. but it's so sad that he's done this to a great american city, and it caused so much destruction and damage. it's a very sad situation. >> i can't help but kind of think about the contrast. last week sunday we were talking with you as a proud tennesseean talking about how many of your fellow tennesseeans were taking part in that second rollout of the moderna drug. and now fast forward to this week, we have tennessee once again on the map but for al

and tennessee is facing the highest infection rate per capita. more than 16,000 cases added yesterday. highest single day count in the state yet. the number includes cases from saturday and sunday, which is why the governor has just issued a startling warning that the state cannot survive another holiday surge. >> it only took a matter of days to see gatherings around thanksgiving translate into a record level of sickness. tennessee cannot sustain similar surge after christmas and new years, so tonight i'm asking you to make some hard decisions. >> joining me, william shapner from vanderbilt university medical center. can we start in your state? the infection rate there is now three times where the state was around halloween. that's what the governor just said. the governor announced that you can't sustain another holiday surge. what's happening now in the state? >> the governor is certainly right about that. our data indicate that the virus is out there, the covid virus, spreading in all communities, even out to our rural counties and there are

the fire department got there, and thou we have our tennessee bureau of investigation and the federal bureau of investigation working on this case. all working together. >> police say that the rv that exploded was playing a recorded warning. do we know anything about the warning, was the voice male or female? >> we think it was female. there's cameras in lots of different places. there was a female voice speaking. it is so strange. what a strange way to open up a christmas morning. it was, we believe it was a female voice. from the video. telling people to evacuate the area. and people did. there were a number of people who did evacuate, and we know some people who it didn't go off when the message said it would, and so people started coming back in. and then it went off. we were very lucky that very few people were actually injured. >> and obviously, police haven't said or at this point don't know whether this was detonated by somebody remotely, whether it was on a timer, that point, am i correct, that's not publicly known at this point? >> that is not publicly known at this point. i

>> our special agents with tennessee highway patrol are trained in that. we have responsibilities there and we were able to start out starting christmas night and coming again once daylight came up the next day, yesterday, and just help identify on particular vehicle parts. >> the vehicle part found -- [ inaudible question ] >> i can't answer that exactly. vehicle parts help connect the vehicle to the suspect. i believe tips and other information came in to help identify him. >> have there been associates of warner that have been questioned about paranoia he may have had? tell us about that. >> right now we're look at any and all possible motives. we're not in a position to speculate on that right now. we're interviewing individuals we have identified are known to the suspect. >> tennessee law enforcement are answering questions from the press. they are on location. the headline right now, they have identified anthony quinn warner, 63 years old as the person of interest, as the person who is behind that rv explosion. i want to go straight to clint van sant

center alexander chairs the senate health commiee pretty also served at tennessee's governor, education secretary, and spent time early in his career as a senate staffer. his term ends in january pretty talked but his time in e senate. >> surprise i think my friend mitch and my friend chuck for their remarks. i will have more to say to themater. on march 9 covid 17, senator howard haker junior the newly elected senator from tennessee made his maiden address. his first speech on the floor of the united states senate. he spoke for too long. the republican leader of the sena who was also baker's fathern-law, senate everett m dirksen walked over to congratulate him and then said hauer,ccasionally you might enjoy the luxury of an unexessed thoughts. [laughter] which is good advice for a farewell address as well. senator baker's a legislative assistant, i was also his speechwriter for that maiden addressi. or at least i thought i was. had developed a bad habit of not saying what i wte for his speech. so i asked to see him. i said do we have a problem with our relationship? he said no we have

police in the us city of nashville in tennessee say a huge explosion in the city centre was a deliberate act. at least three people have been injured. pope francis gives his christmas day address urging all nations to share covid—19 vaccines and calling for peace in war—torn areas. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. in her christmas day message, queen elizabeth has praised the scientists and medical staff, to whom, she said, we owe a debt of gratitude this year. she said this christmas is tinged with sadness because of the distance between people, many of whom just want a simple hug or squeeze of the hand. nicholas witchell reports. from windsor castle, on a christmas day without the customary companionship of families coming together, a christmas broadcast in which the queen reflected on a time of exceptional difficulty. for christians, jesus is the light of the world. but we can't celebrate his birth today in quite the usual way. the pandemic has disrupted so much for people of all faiths but the queen said it has also brought us closer. in the unit

and central tennessee. good morning. guest: good morning, thank you for having me on today. host: absolutely. we started the election by talking -- the conversation by talking about the election. we wanted to get your thoughts on the president's efforts to contest the election in several states and his comments last night. that the outcome is just. i think that that is where this election has probably fallen short. i think it's understandable that the president and many of his supporters, including me, have many questions about this election. frankly, we saw an unprecedented number of changes across the country, many of the procedures not tested before the election. most of the procedures resulting in a delay in getting to an answer. now we see a rush to judgment. despite having introduced untested procedures, questionable procedures in some cases, you might say, now many want to just push past the actual careful counting of the ballots and of the scrutiny that is deserved to make sure that these, this raft

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new details about the christmas day explosion in nashville, tennessee. good morning. i'm diane king hall in for anne-marie green. we begin with president trump signing the coronavirus stimulus package into law which means most americans will get $600 checks. he refused to sign the bill for days and missed the deadline to sign for jobless benefits for about 12 million people. debra alfarone is in washington. he's still fighting for those $2,000 stimulus checks, right? >> he is and he has an unlikely group of people at his side. democrats in congress. >> after days of criticizing the coronavirus relief bill, president trump finally signed it into law sunday night. congress signed the $900 billion bill and the president threatened to veto it calling the $600 stimulus check a disgrace. and asking for more than triple the amount. >> this support is beneficial, citizens are getting the income and businesses are getting the loans and funding they need to keep people employed. >> in a statement, house speaker pelosi called the bill a down payment on what is needed to crush th

we are continuing to follow breaking news out of nashville, tennessee. the fbi is investigating an intentional explosion in that city's downtown. police say they initially responded to a call for shots fired. when they arrived, they found an rv broadcasting a message of sorts, warning a bomb would go off in 15 minutes. soon after, that vehicle detonated. three people were injured and taken to the hospital. we are told they're not in critical condition. this is still a developing and fluid story. we'll bring you updates as we get them throughout the afternoon. >>> right now, we turn to the key to unlocking some relief for millions of americans, that's sitting on president trump's desk. the massive $900 billion bill centers on jobless benefits and checks to millions suffering this christmas. whether or not he will sign it is unclear. joining me, alice stewart. merry christmas to you. a busy day indeed. you say the president is holding americans hostage. so if that's the case, how good are the negotiators here? there's a lot on the line. >> well, i think th

district judge in tennessee. at 10 a.m., c-span 3 looks at alleged irregularities in the 2020 elections with former special prosecutor ken starr among the witnesses and the judiciary subcommittee holds a policy towards refugees from hong kong. >> listen to c-span's podcast, the weekly. this week zach smith reporter with the iowa press citizen joins us to discuss the race in iowa's second congressional district called for republican marionette miller meeks by six votes. the contest will be decided by the house of representatives. find c-span's the weekly where you get your podcasts. >> the u.s. senate is about to begin its legislative day. on the

quickly, this is all back in june, the university of tennessee cheerleading team took away her roster slot and she withdrew from the university. >> in what can only be described as a rush to judgment, the school, the university of tennessee, caved in and a panic to a lot of hysteria, a lot of social media going on, and they didn't give her a meaningful investigation. >> many are pointing to this clip of former president obama as a warning that is not being followed, especially by the times, about cancel culture. >> if i tweet or hashtag about how you didn't do something right, or use the wrong verb, i can sit back and feel pretty good about myself. see how woke i was? i called you out! [laughter] that's not activism, that's not bringing about change. >> mimi told the time she still can't figure out how to convince people she is something different than the 3-second clip, recorded and she was just 15 years old. as we know, things on the internet live forever. >> julie: they certainly do, thank you very much. joe concha is a fox news contributor and media columnist for "the hill." thank

let me go to maura barrett in tennessee. the head of the white house coronavirus task force, vice president mike pence, is going to be there doing -- ostensibly, talking about the distribution of the vaccine and the coronavirus. i guess this is the part of the white house that's at least publicly focused on the vaccine and on the virus. but is it just vaccine or are they actually sending a message about mitigation? >> it doesn't seem there will be a message on mitigation. the white house putting out guidance that the vice president will be attending a coronavirus-focused round table in memphis took talking about vaccine distribution. focusing on the public/private partnership going on here in tennessee. tennessee is one of those four states that's part of pfizer's pilot program twhen comes to that vaccine distribution. and memphis is interesting because that is where fedex is headquartered and probably one of the reasons pence is having this roundtable there. he'll be meet with fedex executives to discuss the distribution pl

and john bell of tennessee, constitutional union party. during this election, mr. southern states, the slave-holding southern tates were fearful, they were very fearful that if elected abraham lincoln would find a way and deprive them of their slaves. 240 years, d of southern plantation owners had citizens who can transshipped from the couldn continent of africa. 4, 1789, this addressed the issue of slavery. it contained a provision that the slave trade for at least 20 years after the the constitution until january 1, 1809. end of the egal slave trade occurred in 1809,

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james in bristol, tennessee. good morning. think as a joke it is something mitch mcconnell cooked up. i do not think it is a problem. what i do not understand is these people -- a heartless person like mitch mcconnell, i think it is a joke. host: as far as the liability protection itself, what is your reasoning for or against the protections? caller: like the other lady said , most people have compensation and things like that. people should know enough to keep the masks on. that is my opinion for that. host: on the twitter feed we showed you a little bit ago, any increase in numbers, but most of them still in the know category. no to you saying businesses getting these protections from the covid lawsuits. .articipate at @cspanwj the washington times highlights money in congress. "more time on a full-year spending bill" adding the extra week kicks in saturday and buys congress an extra week to take congress to the end of fiscal 2021. wednesday's overwhelming vote in the house highlighted the appetite on both sides of the aisle

let's bring in tennessee bureau of investigation director rauch. thank you for being here today, we just heard mike tobin's report, but my first question is how do you determine motive? >> thanks, alicia. so motive is one of those things that it is difficult to determine when you don't have the suspect. and in this case, the suspect is deceased. so now the job of all the investigators from the federal state and local departments that are working on this together is to do the best we can to peace information together through interviews with a number of people that knew mr. warner. new the associates of his. so we will be spending a lot of time as we already have been talking to a lot of people trying to piece together a possible motive. it is difficult at this point if we will ever be able to specifically lock in on what that motive is, that will be dependent on the information. >> alicia: still so much work to do, this morning on "america's newsroom," tennessee governor getting the update on the investigation, take a look. >> we have been fortunate

tonight we are taking you to a town on the border of tennessee and virginia. trying to balance two different sets of state regulations. dealing with the coronavirus update. >> from above, bristol looks like one city but look closely and you will see the state line separating tennessee and virginia runs right through downtown forcing businesses to comply with different health restrictions depending on what side of the street they are on. >> it is a little challenging as a business owner for sure. >> 's jim remains open for now. >> if you are doing any classes that involve close contact with a person or require a mask. >> but as covid cases surge, he knows it's possible that more restrictions could be in place. >> it would be aggregating to see one place across the street not being able to do anything and us being closed because that is not going to help at all. >> last month, virginia placed new limits on in person gatherings and alcohol sales, impacting event spaces including the new boutique hotel. >> you know, it's very disappointing. a lot of holiday partie

more than $800 million in all, really tv ads blanketing the airways not just here in georgia but in tennessee, alabama and florida as well. of course georgia has been reliably republican for the past

using their biggest and brightest holiday displays in tennessee, melissa and dan biddock giving back, hosting a dazzling outdoor gift donation for babies in a local hospital >> we decided to do the toy drive for the nicu babies. >> reporter: it's a mission with special meaning. their own son mason has been ill and in the nicu since he was born in july >> it's been an emotional roller coaster. my first grandchild is going through so much. and we can't even be with him but knowing that this is happening, it makes me smile >> reporter: this celebration honoring the dedicated doctors and nurses, too. >> we want to be able to bless them just like they bless us >> reporter: these acts of kindness playing out across the country. many taking part for the very first time. in the city of grapevine, known as the christmas capital of texas, louie and laurie murillo set up santas raising more than $15,000 to help local families get christmas gifts. >> i would get a few santas here and there in the mail, and then as 10, 12, 14, 500 came into the house -- >> i was like i'm all in you know just like

. >>> >> reporter: tennessee highway patrol was able to recover parts from the exploded rv and matched them to a vehicle identification number registered to warner. this just one day after fbi and atf agents converged on the home in the suburb of antikwrobg, tennessee to search for clues while the authorities are continuing to piece evidence together. they still do not have a motive for the explosion or know why warner chose that low tkaoeugz detonate the rv. some of the city is reopening. some areas still closed as the fbi combs through evidence. in nashville, tennessee, back to you. >> an active duty special forces soldier faces murder charges after a shooting in illinois that left three people dead. the suspected shooter is now identified as 37-year-old duke webb. opening the fire inside a bowling alley last night in what appears to be a random attack. in addition to the three people dead other three are injured. >> we have three more families who are praying their loved ones live throughout these horrific injuries. among those a 14-year-old and 16-year-old. >> the u.s. army says we

the tennessee side is open. the local chamber of commerce says they're doing all they can to make sure businesses both states have a chance to stay open. >> i think more just frustrated we're going to lose business in general. when one side loses business, everybody here loses business. when travelers come and spend money here, they may play the game of one foot in one state and one foot in the other. >> that is one thing that was surprising. so many businesses told us that it wasn't mattering to them which side they were on. they want everybody to succeed. it's one town. when people come here, they're going to cross both sides. if one side is closed, they may not come at all. the other important thing we're hearing from state leaders in virginia, they're up it is that virginia is more lacks with their restrictions. people living in tennessee and working in tennessee come over the border and seeing a spike. the numbers are unbelievable. more than 4,000 covid cases. 25% jump from the week prior. it's really astou

byron york, chief political correspondent, former tennessee grossman harold ford jr. and "washington post" columnist marc thiessen. there are a lot of republicans particularly on the senate side who may be put in a box here, and uncomfortable box, and perhaps the biggest too will be running for georgia for senate in january 5th and that runoff. david perdue and kelly loeffler. >> no doubt. i mean, the senate is not going to approve a $2,000 payment to the american people because it's not targeted to people who are struggling or who are having trouble. that's what the on employment increases for any other paycheck protection aid. but there -- trump has put them in the box and this helped nobody on the republik inside. it's going to put those republicans, as you say, in a box. it's making him look like a lame duck because he can't get it passed and he's taking what should have been a victory and turned it into a defeat. the democrats have been blocking this legislation since july and the reason was they didn't want to give donald trump credit. now that it's finally pass

full restoration could take days as some residents across tennessee and in parts of georgia, alabama and kentucky are cut off from cell phone and internet access. tonight music city eerily quiet as investigators piece together a crime scene they call a massive puzzle >> you could outline a dozen different scenarios of this -- of what could have happened, but we were just damn lucky. >> morgan joins us now from downtown nashville morgan, those pictures what is being done to help people in the neighborhood >> reporter: yeah, kate. this i a popular neighborhood that a lot of people live and work in so to help them out the governor of tennessee now requesting federal assistance from fema those funds likely going right to cleaning up all of this debris a lot of the folks who live here that i've spoken to have compared it to a war zone. kate >> morgan, thanks for being there for us >>> our other top story tonight for millions of americans th economic impact of the pandemic has been devastating and federal assistance a lifeline now that federal assistance is about to run out benefits are se

this is deja vu news live from berlin police are calling an explosion in nashville tennessee unintentional bombing incident 3 people are injured after a motor home explodes damaging buildings and shattering windows and update on the situation from nashville also coming up on the show several countries in latin america begin ambitious coronavirus immunization programs but the worst hit nation has yet to approve a vaccine we'll find out why brazil is a lagging behind. handed down but not out 2020 was a year of delays and cancellations in store to do much of the crew. no virus not least of the lack of spectators most of the year's events has changed the face competitions take a look at the impact of the pandemic has had on the sporting world. i'm claire richardson welcome to the show we start in the u.s. a city of nashville in the state of tennessee where a car bomb explosion has wounded at least 3 people and caused widespread damage eyewitnesses in the city's downtown area say they heard a loud boom in the early hours of christmas morning followed by black smoke and billowing flames the blas

., and in six tennessee offices, in the senate health, education, pensions, and labor commiee, at the senate rules committee, the senate appropriations committee, and the senate republican conference. so started with me in 2003 and are still working together after 18 years. some have moved on to other opportunities, but each has played a major role in the senate. whether ty're helping to pass laws, serve our constituents, or swering the front office phone. we have some important traditions here in the senate, including the maiden speech, ich i delivered 17 years ago in my days, and the farewell speech, which i delivered yesterday, but for me something is missing. usually staff is acknowledged in the farewell address, which either mes the address way too long or least too little time to prorly acknowledge their contributions. so i'm here today to make a salute to the staff speec and i know my colleagues agreehat their own accomplishments are the result of working with superior staffs, so perhaps if i may not be presumptuous, a salute to the staff speech might become an additional senat

brassed injured 3 people damaged buildings and hit telephone and internet services across parts of tennessee well john john hendren is following the story from nashville and joins us now confirmation of the bowler behind the explosion what else of the investigators been saying john. well it's 2 days after the christmas bombing one day after warner was named as a person of interest in the case and now they have the d.n.a. evidence that they have been looking for and hastily turned around that d.n.a. evidence was apparently taken from the vehicle of warner there had been reports that they had tried to take d.n.a. from his mother but they have now concluded that they have the bomb or that he acted alone and that he died in the attack this is what the u.s. attorney donald cochrane had to say. based on the evidence that we've gathered at this point we've come to the conclusion that an individual named anthony. warner is the bomber he was present when the bomb went off and that he perished in the

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m k richards and welcome to the show we start in the u.s. a city of nashville in the state of tennessee where i car bomb explosion has wounded at least 3 people and caused widespread damage eyewitnesses in the city's downtown area say they heard a large a loud boom in the early hours of christmas morning followed by black smoke and billowing. claims the blast blew out windows into damage surrounding buildings police say there's evidence that the explosion it was intentional. and get more from nashville where mike sleeve i can tell us more about what's been going on authorities are saying that the blast appears to be in intentional what more can you tell us about that well it's been a long day here in nashville at around 5 30 am so just just under 12 hours ago there was a 911 call reporting shots fired in the area just in downtown nashville up a tree 2nd avenue on that scene and there wasn't one simply arrived on the scene there was any evidence of shots fired in the meeting area but authorities were led to a suspicious recreational vehicle parked on the street and circumstances regardin

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authorities about 30 miles away in lebanon tennessee are searching a suspicious box truck parked at a stripmall playing audio similar to what was blaring from the rv and nashville. they detained the truck driver and appears to be no threat, it is not clear if this is related to the nashville explosion. charles watson is live in nashville right now please enter. >> authorities confirming the suspect in this case anthony warner was killed in the rv explosion and they also say they have been able to positively matches dna to the human remains that were found at the massive explosion site, police say this initially kicked off after they recovered a vehicle identification number from the site of the explosion and use that to find a vehicle that was registered to the 63-year-old suspect, once they knew a name officials say they were able to positively identify warner by the remains in the personal belongings and dna of relatives. >> tennessee bureau of investigation as well as the fbi laboratory in virginia completed their dna testing of a sample of human remains recovered at the scene. tho

law enforcement authorities in nashville, tennessee, told the associated press this afternoon that they have identified personf interest in yesterday's explosion. local and federal agents are fromll the downtown nash explosion christmas morning. at an early afternoon news conference today, law enforcement officials did not interest.spects or people of >> at this point, we don't have any indication that we are looking for another subject. but, again, there's 500 leads 're running through, so there's all sort of individuals we're looking for. >> hill: police emergency communications across tennessee and kentucky remain out of service because of the proximity of an at&t facility to the explosion and a fire that restarted last night. the blast damaged at least 41 builings. today, tennessee governor bill lee asked the white house for a disaster declaration to help withhe recovery. law enforcement officials say the bl oast, whiginated in an recreational vehicle parked on theee s was intentional. three people were hurt and are being treated at local hospitails. in addon, police said they found

news live from berlin us police say an explosion in nashville tennessee was an intentional bombing incident 3 people are injured when a motor home exploits damaging buildings in shattering windows will get an update on the situation shortly from tennessee also coming up a new national start to pick through the christmas eve breaks to try.

. >> brennan: we know service was knocked down in parts of tennessee, alabama, and kentucky. when will service be restored? and do you also need help from the president, as the governor has asked? >> oh, absolutely. the governor and i have talked about this. the damage on second avenue is not dissimilar to what the tornado inflicted on nashville, in bigger parts of nashville, rather than just on one street. so we're going to need to get this rebuilt. it is part of our historic identity of nashville, this kind of light victorian street scape, -that eg bombed. and they went through nine months of the wort time yoworst timeas a business becauf covid. now, the at&t building itself, i think a lot of it probably survived very well, but you have flooding after these events that gathers in basements. so some of the problem may have been as a result of the cure rather than the bombing itself. >> brennan: and how long before service is restored? >> well, i know at&t is working very hard and sent a lot of trucks to nashville to get this back on line. they'll have to tell you when it wil

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she was a strong tough leader making east tennessee. she was an educator and advocate for special jation. she fought to expand special education initiatives as an assist ant commissioner of education and served a similar role developing a special education programs for the city of knoxville. it propelled to run and win on the city commission and first woman to serve. during her three decades, wanda asked tough questions and reviewed budgets and wasn't shy of speaking up for increased government accountability and transparency. she led the reforms that government.cksville wanda was influential and one of my oldest friends and her mentorship will influence my public service career. i'm proud to celebrate her life and recognize her contributions to my community and my friend will be missed. i yield the remainder of my time. . the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia seek recognition? >> thank you, madam speaker. i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. t

police say an explosion in nashville tennessee was an intentional bombing 3 people injured in suspected human remains of sound when emotional harm exploits damaging buildings and shattering windows and you nash and start to pour over the christmas eve bricks are trying to deal the 2000 page document still needs to be ratified by the british and european colleagues. i'm very thank you for joining me millions of people around the world have been celebrating a very different christmas this year with spiraling new coronavirus infections and lock downs in many cities the virus has changed how we mock the festive period but world leaders have also been offering messages of hard here in europe vaccinations will begin in most states from to morrow's sunday and across the atlantic mass coronavirus immunizations have already begun in 3 latin american countries mexico chile and costa rica but with the world's 2nd highest coated 19 death toll all eyes today are on brazil where noise vaccine has yet been approved. it's been a week of celebrating firsts in latin america the 1st shipment arrivals of v

shimon prokupecz, cnn, nashville, tennessee. >> joining me, now, in cambridge, massachusetts, is juliet, former assistant secretary at the department of homeland security. great to have you on to talk about this. i mean, i guess the fact that -- that it's apparently a suicide and there were warnings given, certainly, suggests this was a one off and not some broader conspiracy. how do these elements change the investigation? >> well, there's a couple factors at play now. because it was a suicide bombing where, presumably, the fbi already knows who it is. they're in the home. they will be able to determine whether this was for private purposes. in other words, was this a suicide because of some personal vendetta? something to do with his own emotional state, without a greater meaning. or was this something larger? and that's why people, you know, wonder about words like terrorism. we have no evidence to suggest what the motivation is, at this stage. so, it's very important that we use our words accurately. so, this was a suicide explosion, at this stage. but we don't know whether his moti

authorities identifying the bomber here in nashville, tennessee, using dna samples. they say they found human tissue at the blast site. they then were able to take dna from that and compare it to the man's family members, and they say they have a match. authorities officially identifying the bomber as anthony quinn warner. he is 63 years old. authorities also here describing how they went about in the initial moments, in the hours after the bombing, in identifying warner as a suspect, and here's what they said about that. >> our special agents with the tennessee highway patrol are trained in that. we have responsibilities there, and they were able to come out starting christmas night and come in again once daylight, you know, came up the next day yesterday, and helped identify particular vehicle parts. >> reporter: and the vin number, the vehicle identification number came from a part that was found at the blast site. enough, despite the enormous explosion, there was enough that remained for officials to find that number, and they were able to link the rv to him. as

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also coming up americans police say in explosions nashville tennessee was an intentional bombing 3 people are injured and the system suspected human remains were found when a huge motorhome explodes damaging buildings and shattering windows. a 1000000 were crushed welcome to the program germany's mass vaccination campaign against the corona virus has begun a 101 year old woman in a care home in eastern germany was the 1st to get the shot along with fellow residents and some of their care workers this happened on saturday a day ahead of the cold war donated start to vaccination across the. hall as shipments of the beyond tech pfizer vaccine start arriving in germany and across the bloc germany's health minister has expressed optimism about the roll out at the same time he's warned the coronavirus isn't beat yet. this is the biggest vaccination campaign that modern germany has known army and medical personnel have been enlisted to ensure all goes well from sunday to 1st doses of the biotech pie to fix seen will be given in care and nursing homes there are so be distributed as special center