so, and that's what -- that's what makes nashville tick. and nashville's growing. and just -- just so amazing on so many levels. but it's fun. a lot of magic in this city. a lot of great history. >> and tonight, it's so special. the cma awards. are you able to relax and enjoy it? >> not really. i'm nervous now. i'm already nervous. i woke up like an hour early. and i was just laying in the bed. yep. i'm already up an hour early. and i'm ready to go. it's fun. this week, you know, this week is certainly all about the fans being here. they drive in from -- you know, they drive in from all over. and it's a fun week for us, as artists because, you know, we get to get out there and see so many fans. and then, the crown jewel will happen, obviously, tonight, when we all get together for the cma awards. >> that's a perfect segue. the cma awards live tonight, abc at 8:00, 7:00 central. at 8:00, 7:00 central. >>> everyone was talking about this one coach. >> do you think you were a bully? >> now, this friday, the former rutgers coach speaks out. >> the robin roberts exclusi

live pictures coming out of nashville. want to show you this right now. you may be able to see some of the lightning in the distance. in nashville, you might expect a line of storms to move through as we are looking at severe thunderstorms moving across the region. gusty winds are expected. let's go back and show you what's happening in ohio right now. there is a tornado warning out. this is in fairfield county. that is just to the north of cincinnati. to the southeast of columbus. and there is an amateur weather spotter, or radio spotter who says he saw a tornado on the ground. now, it is dark there. and perhaps he was within the vicinity and could see something like that. but most of these are rain-wrapped. we saw all day long that heavy downpours with these storms, these super cells, that did spawn tornados were wrapped in rain, so they were not easily visible at all. fred and i were on the air and an image came out of indianapolis, our affiliate wifh there, and we could see some of the light, and then within a minute, it got dark, don. and this has be

my books, my clothing, and went to nashville. and i literally grew up in nashville. because it was there that i started studying the philosophy and the discipline of nonviolence. >> host: who is shorty and sugar but? >> guest: shorty was a name that my mother, my mother called my father and my father would call my mother sugar foot. >> host: what did they give? >> guest: they worked on the form. in 1944 when i was four years old, and i do remember when i was four. i remember when i was four. my father was a sharecropper, a tenant farmer. but in 1944 he had saved $300, and he bought 110 acres of land. my family still owns that land today. and on this form we raised a lot of cotton and corn, peanuts, hogs and cows and chickens. and i would be out of their sundays working in the field, and i would say to my mother, this is hard work, this is hard work. and she would say, boy, hard work never killed anybody. and i kept saying to myself if i can make it to the end of the row. and i complained that working in the field like this is just like gambling. you spend all this mo

reporting from nashville. >> george strait and everybody else. >> blake shelton. you can watch the awards show right here on abc2. it kicks off at 8 and stick around for us at 11. >> i predict george strait will be entertainer of the year. george strait. >> orioles star lad dam jones spepts time at the boys and girls club. >> we will tell you how he is returning to his roots on abc2 news at 6 which starts right now. >>> families in one anne arundel county neighborhood hit with a rain tam bill. >> it's an exciting thing. >> changes to help kids. >> kelly swoope, jamie costello and you. if you use city water at some point, you may have got an bill overflowing in charges. >> now incorrect readings could be a thing of the past. not everyone is happy. amy aubert explains why some are sceptical. >> for the first time in 75 years, people who use city water won't need a quarterly visit. the city passed a multimillion dollar plan this re place the outdated system with smarter smeamplet city water cuss -- smart meters. they will be estimated bills. >> some of the bills are

i moved to nashville from new york. now i am bartending because i have to be able to support myself while i go after this dream. [cheers and applause] my first audition-- i just went in with the attitude that if this is meant to be, it will be. ♪ can anybody find me >> rachel potter is my powerhouse vocalist. her vocal stylings are so unique. i love that about her. >> ♪ love [cheers and applause] >> where do i begin? you're just a beast. >> [laughs] thank you. there's a moment that it feels like your life has changed, and when that happened, when that moment happened in new york, it was like... wow. ♪ baby ♪ you must not know 'bout me ♪ you must not know 'bout me for the 4 chair challenge, i truly wasn't feeling very good, and honestly, i don't think i've ever felt pressure like that before. it was just, like, very overwhelming. [voice cracks] ♪ yeah... ♪ and you must not ♪ know 'bout me ♪ oh... ♪ matter fact, he'll be here when i heard the boos, that was one of the hardest moments of my life, and i

in nashville at universal. i am privileged to write with some of the great writers in nashville like jeremy stillman and all of these legends. tavis: you are really upsetting me with this story. i have been under anesthesia two or three times and nothing like that ever happened. who was your anesthesiologist? the guys that took care of me took good care of me. but i woke up and i am less gifted than i was. you come out more gifted. >> it is crazy. and you know what? i don't know what happened. the only explanation. in his book, he said most people had some type of trauma. got struck by lightning or whatever. i did not have any of those things. it was the only thing we could figure out. it was never a goal of mine. which is kind of strange. there are other things that i wished for. i would not trade it for anything in the world. of poets,he city nashville. tavis: i will be even more crass than that. artistjones, a great himself, he said there ain't no money like music money because music money don't stop. >> i a

let's make nashville the capitol. after all. it is in the center of the country. it is easier to get to. and it is an amazing hospitable place. and by the way, it is never been a place that depended on government to save them. when they had a devastating flood in 2010 but all that baptized the entire city. they helped each other. they didn't wait on the government to save them. people of nashville acted like americans, responsible and resourceful and resilient. america needs a recovery and it is obvious that the recovery in washington is lies and deception. to heck with washington, let's start over and we can do better and we'll make nashville the new capitol city. we started with a george. george washington. let's start over with the spirit of the other george. george jones. i am sure we would govern better and i know this, the music will be incredible. (applause) this thursday, families across the country will gather around the table for thanksgiving dinner and eat food and share laughs and give thanks. according to president obama, they will talk about signing

we left liberal minnesota for lovely nashville, tennessee. obviously like the monologue our business is thriving and we are blessed with wonderful new friends. this is from twinspan 99. how will obama care be paid for? you will pay for it. a lot of people thought it was a great idea to give insurance to people that don't have it. and a lot of people understand if people need help we get that. but a lot of people will be shocked to find out the generosity of obama care is paid for by middle-class hard-working people who can barely afford what they have now. that's the harsh reality. we tried to tell you and hope people start listening now. diane says how is it that delaying any part of obama care will help? ent isn't ate sucker move about control? it is exactly about government control. if it was health care the focus would have been on the 15% that didn't have it, not disrupting the 85% who did. this is about the government getting control. you bet it is. here's one from monitor state i don't think. how long before we get this nightmare repea

he was concerned about all of nashville. like nashville, wealthy nashville, low income. he wanted to bring it together. i admire him. i love to. he inspired me. he lifted me. >> host: we have a little less than an hour with eric "in depth" test, congressman john lewis, author of civil rights leader. ambrose in rochester, new york. please go ahead with your question or comment. >> caller: [inaudible] -- 1964 convention in atlantic city. postcode ambrose, i apologize. it's a little difficult. there's a breakup in the phone. >> caller: okay, let me get you on speaker phone. >> host: thank you. post a ambrose, we are going to put you on hold. we will come back and chat with you for a minute in the control room and get you back. speakerphones don't work with all the technology. it makes it a lot clearer for everybody to hear if you use the handset. melissa in tucson, arizona. hi, melissa. >> host: yes, hi. i'm a civil rights act in this and i spent my life studying these things from northern ireland. desmond tutu, wonderfully human beings. i live in tucson, arizona, however.

>> hey, "extra," welcome to nashville. >>> plus, mario and queen latifa taking a walk down bad '80s hair memory lane. >> the jerry curl moment. >> we know. >> now on "extra" from universal studios hollywood, the entertainment capital of l.a. >> hey, welcome to "extra," i am mario lopez. >> i'm maria menounos. >>> the star engagement rumor today is ashton about to pop the we do mila kunis? >> that would be a hot married couple there. >>> photos today of will smith with another woman what has the breakup rumors flying. >> new gossip pics, questions, do these pictures spell the end of will and jada's 15-year marrge? on star headline, smith and an aussie beauty caught in a flirty photo booth session. >> will was leaning over her shoulder toward her neck. when she tried out for the part she said the chemistry was explosive. >> on set of "focus" before the

♪ ♪ how am i supposed to know ♪ >> in a prison in nashville the home of country music, we decided it would be great if we could find a country singer, and so we kind of made a callout to the other inmates and correctional officers and they came up with mcculloch and he turned out to be pretty good. ♪ said she never talked about me ♪ ♪ how it never did seem right ♪ ♪ i've been pulling time in nashville ♪ ♪ wasting days and wasting nights ♪ >> writing music in prison is just my life. i don't sit down to write a song. something hits me and my best songs come with about two minutes and about two or three minutes i have an excellent song. and i wrote "pulling time in nashville at the walls" which is tennessee state prison, which is shut down now. ♪ here the families come and see me ♪ ♪ they can spare some of the time ♪ >> i let my feelings out in my songs and i write old-time country. i don't write anything but old-time country. when i'm under pressure and depressed, i write all the time. all i do is write my songs and play my guitar and study the bible and try to

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let's make nashville the capitol. after all. it is in the center of the country. it is easier to get to. and it is an amazing hospitable place. and by the way, it is never been a place that depended on government to save them. when they had a devastating flood in 2010 but all that baptized the entire city. they helped each other. they didn't wait on the government to save them. people of nashville acted like americans, responsible and resourceful and resilient. america needs a recovery and it is obvious that the recovery in washington is lies and deception. to heck with washington, let's start over and we can do better and we'll make nashville the new capitol city. we started with a george. george washington. let's start over with the spirit of the other george. george jones. i am sure we would govern better and i know this, the music will be incredible. (applause) this thursday, families across the country will gather around the table for thanksgiving dinner and eat food and share laughs and give thanks. according to president obama, they will talk about signing

i'd never been to nashville. i think--are we actually agreeing? - are we agreeing? you agree with me? - i started calling heads of record labels and getting meetings with them. i didn't know that that's not how you do it. - she got in to see people that i couldn't because, of course, i knew in my mind who they were and it was a big producer or record label or whatever it was. and she was able to just-- she had no intimidation factor. - ♪ i don't think about it, i don't think... ♪ - angel finally sold one of ilene's songs that was in a movie and became a hit. - ♪ twinkling across the sky at night ♪ - we got it on radio disney and it went number one in a week. it's a very tough business. it's like getting up every day and trying to accomplish the impossible. - despite some success in music, angel was unable to support her two daughters, always her most important priority. - i was 53 years old, trying to find work in the middle of a recession, and nobody would interview me. i had all this experience. - make sure you're at that 45-degree angle so you stabilize y

huge stars on abc's "nashville." you know, at the cma awards, they song in tribute to taylor swift, before she received the pinnacle award last night. take a listen. ♪ ♪ standing by, waiting >> just remarkable. also, the growth spirit. >> oh, yeah. >> big sister. >> equally remarkable. big stars, deservedly so. great moments. >> nice to watch them grow up. >>> "deals & steals," oprah edition. these d living with a higher risk of stroke due to afib, a type of irregular heartbeat, not caused by a heart valve problem. at first, i took warfarin, but i wondered, "could i up my game?" my doctor told me about eliquis. and three important reasons to take eliquis instead. one, in a clinical trial, eliquis was proven to reduce the risk of stroke better than warfarin. two, eliquis had less major bleeding than warfarin. and three... unlike warfarin, there's no routine blood testing. [ male announcer ] don't stop taking eliquis unless your doctor tells you to, as stopping increases your risk of having a stroke. eliquis can ca

. >> nashville... >> nashville... >> los angeles... >> los angeles... >> san francisco... >> san francisco... >> al jazeera america, >> al jazeera america, take a new look at news. take a new look at news. . >> 260 pounds. what are you, 5'4"? you've gained weight since last year. looks like your diet isn't working. please move into the examination room. the doctor will be right with you. how hard is it to push yourself back from the table? >> and get off the couch. nothing to it but to do it. you got to work that hard to get that overweight. >> all right, welcome back. streamers, we're talking about weight bias. according to a recent report by the yale center, responded negatively, 31% of nurses said they would prefer not to care for obese patients. omar. our community has been lighting up. what are they saying about this? >> they really have. they have some level of skepticism. that stigmatization, we have adam who says, while i'm sure it honestly happens i belt more than a few people are blurring the line between stigma and medical advice. >> so glen, where do you draw the line between m

. >> nashville... >> nashville... >> los angeles... >> los angeles... >> san francisco... >> san francisco... >> al jazeera america, >> al jazeera america, take a new look at news. take a new look at news. >> al jazeera america is the >> al jazeera america is the only news channel that brings only news channel that brings you live news at the top of you live news at the top of every hour. every hour. >> here are the headlines at >> here are the headlines at this hour. this hour. >> only on al jazeera america. >> only on al jazeera america. more than 11 years ind to prison on wednesday. seven of them were minors who will now go to a juvenile detention facility. they were convicted under the new laws that ban demonstrations without government permission. a town in england honoring its role in america's thanksgiving tradition. the ancient port is where the may flower was built. now they are making a replica. >> today it is a busy port, a lot of ships coming in and going out. but on thank giving we think about the late 1500s that's when the may flower, the pill game ship that sailed in 1620 wa

now, let's head over to nashville, where it's country music's biggest night. we are with the guy whoxper says could sweep the cma awards, luke bryant. >> hey, "extra," welcome to nashville. >> luke bryant getting a start on the biggest night, getting a sneak peek of his blow the doors off performance "i don't want this night to end." he is a favorite to take home entertainer of the year. no jinx in his upcoming tour, luke revealing his three on the road must haves. >> definitely coffee. got to have some beer around. clean underwear. is that good? yo, mario. >> hey, tim. >> country king going into the show with two early wins. rocking his hit "southern girl" and dishing his fitness secrets. >> still flip a tire around every now and then. >> carrie underwood co-hosting the show with brad paisley and reveal hog redbook how she makes her marriage to hockey star, mike fisher, works. >> i'm traveling, my husband who knows where playing hockey. if i'm on the road, i go to visit him quickly. making the effort is the biggest challenge. >> country's hottest trio, lady a

you were sleeping in your car in nashville when you first got there. >> i absolutely was. i crashed a few couches, too. i said i knew instead of going to college started on thursday told my parents on friday. i left. >> how did they take that, by the way? >> i come from humble beginnings and my parents, they are just average good old american folks, man, and they believe in following your dreams and working really hard for whatever you do. i told my dad i looked at him in the eye this will be my job i played music for a hob we i am going to do it i am moving and never came back. i started in lower broadway slept in my car for the couple weeks waited for tips until i could get my apartment. it was a story of building up. i played on the grand old opry three weeks ago right across the alley from toots sees where i started. that was a humbling experience. >> i think you are going to do greated because you have never forgotten where you come from and the people who helped you get there. let's do "cut me some slack" which i hope that's what you are going to do cut me slack. >>

. >>> now, it is taken by the nashville bar owner who got into an argument with mills because the singer was smoking a cigarette in a non-smoking area of the bar. he said he shot the 44-year-old sing anywhere self-defense. he was taken to the hospital where he later died. nashville police tonight areinvestigating the charges. >>> two people are dead tonight and another injured after separate shootings in the district. the first happened around 6:30 on saturday in the 2500 block of 14thstreet northeast. and the officers, they found two men suffering from the gunshot wounds. one of morning on monday's commute, d.c. police have a lot of new traffic cameras, designed to catch the drivers that are speeding, and not completely at the stop signs, blocking the intersections for them in the crosswalks, and the only warnings will be issued through december 29. after that, they will receive them at 9:00. and for some members of congress that the weather will be arriving to be trusted. >>> 'tis the season of joy, right? so let's give joy. hi, i'm jan jeffcoat from wusa9. and i would love for you to

. >>> nashville has long been synonymous with music, everything from country to rock 'n' roll to soul, now, one business that is make music history the old fashioned way, and we do mean old fashioned. jonathan martin has more. >> you are work into the oldest letter press shops in the country. >> hatch is an iconic place that's been around for 130 years. >> i know that we saw led citizen liedzeppelin in here ea. >> latch is a functioning museum of are rolling out posters, no digital posters here. >> the layman's definition of letter press is letters are pressed into paper with ink. >> letter press for everyone from elvis to johnny carb to b.b. king. retroand cutting edge in our digitally dominated culture. >> we are proud when the new band comes in and asks us to help dweeb thei define their prn into being print. >> right of passage for many bands all over the world. >> it could be mum ford and sons, these guys are traveling everywhere, hatch fans proud to say. >> where preserving history is their business. it's a museum within a museum but nothing sits on the shelves and gets dusty. t

. >>> in tennessee, strong winds knocked down power lines, and just south of nashville, a 9-year-old boy died after he accidentally touched one. officials aren't sure if he was out trick or treating. power was cut to 15,000 homes in the area. >>> and a line of severe storms may have spawned a tornado in southern illinois. trees were knocked down and several homes were damaged. some roads were closed while crews removed debris. more than a foot of rain fell in central texas, killing at least two people. in austin more than a thousand people were evacuated. many had to be rescued from the raging waters. more than 5,000 homes in the area have been damaged or destroyed. and in kansas city the storm may have caused a school bus to plunge into a fast-moving creek. the bus landed on its side and the kids climbed on top. officials say there were ten elementary schoolchildren on board. this happened thursday afternoon 20 mimes southeast of wichita. officials say the driver probably drove through a rain-flooded road and fell off the bridge. the driver and one child were slightly injured. the r

a report from nashville. it's a billion dollar problem. >> cathy walsh is a survivor of domestic abuse and director of the tennessee col al list to end crimes against women. she says they are not a private matter. >> it i am packets every level of our community from law enforcement to courts to social services. >> is it council examined the costs connected to violence against women including human trafficking and section sexual assault. they found the cost to the state just last year alone was st staggering. >> when you deal with the areas that we researched, whether it's in healthcare, the judicial system, law enforcement, we came up with nearly a bill yong dollars, $886 million. >> that's what we could count. >> the latest fbi crime data shows tennessee has the highest per capita violent crime rate of anywhere in the u.s. researchers weork closely with state officials trying to understand all of the backers involved. >> reported domestic violence incidents make over half of the crimes against persons record

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nashville, tennessee, is the world-famous home of country music, but just four miles from downtown is home to this state's most violent offenders. it's a high-tech correctional facility called riverbend maximum security institution. riverbend opened in 1989 and sits on 132 acres. it replaced its 100-year-old predecessor, the tennessee state penitentiary, known as the walls. today, riverbend houses close to 700 male inmates, 480 of them are high risk offenders, classified this way because they're a threat to the security of the institution and other inmates. >> we house the worst of the worst including the male inmates, male offenders that are sentenced to death. >> ricky j. bell is warden at riverbend. he's been on the job since 1995. >> it's the state of the art operation. and very proud of what it represents for the taxpayers and the state. >> let's go! chow time! >> the prison compound consists of six different housing units. maximum security inmates live in one, three, and four. nicknamed the high side. it's here you will find riverbend's most dangerous inmates. >> the screaming n

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it's kind of fun to blow smoke for a living. >> nashville-based chris and adam do blow smoke for a living. they manufacture and sell their own special formula for hypoallergenic smoke fluid used to supply the folk machines that fill the haunted houses that creep you out at halloween. >> when we started the business, it was more of a necessity for a family entertainment center. >> a necessity because they worked at a family-run laser tag center which used fog and it was something which triggered chris' asthma, smelled terrible and irritated customers' eyes. >> i had some respiratory issues with the fluid we were using. so we set out to try and at least make a version that was for me breathable. >> with nothing on the market to solve these problems, they worked with a chemist to formulate their own pharmaceutical grade artificial fog making fluid. they never considered marketing it until another laser tag owner named mike took notice. >> he said, who does your fog? this stuff is great, it's not burning my eyes. where can i get this? we make it. he said, will you sell me ten gallons? >> at f

gary tuckman, cnn, nashville, tennessee. >> we will continue to follow up on this. let's get caught up with more stories from isha. >> central connecticut state university was on lockdown several hours today after several people reportedly seeing a man with a gun. the campus police say they're looking at whether it was a student wearing a halloween costume that included a sword-like object. a student was arrested and charged with breach of peace. >>> and a new york firefighter rescuing a student stuck between two buildings for nearly two days. it took 90 minutes to free the sophomore after breaking through three layers of cinder block. the student is in fair condition, it is not clear how he got stuck. >>> and in northern wisconsin, two sky diving planes collided. one broke in pieces in mid air. the other pilot landed the second plane. in mid-air, amazingly, everyone survived. all nine jumpers made it to safety, including the pilot. >>> amazing, isha, we'll be right back. >>> time now for the ridiculous list. in the town of picayune, they wondered what it was. the r

you were sleeping in your car in nashville when you first got there. >> i was. i crashed a few couches, too, and i new, instead of going to college on a whim, i went down and -- >> how did your parents take that? >> you know, i come from humble beginnings, and my parents are -- they are just average good ole american folks and believe in following your dreams and working hard. i told my dad, this is going to be my job. i played music as a hobby. i'm going to do and it i never came back. i went to lower broadway, started in tootie's, and played for tips until i had enough money to get my own apartment, and just -- it's the time old story of building from the ground up. and it's funny, i played the grandol' opry two weeks ago and it's right across the ali from tootsie's where i started. that was a humbling experience. >> never forgotten where you have come from and the people who helped get there. let's do "caught me some slack" which is what i hope youll do as apply. >> this is my new single and it goes like this. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ �

nashville's big night. >> millions watched the cma awards here on abc last night. hosted by brad paisley, carrie underwood. both of them had numerous wardrobe changes. >> george strait taking home the entertainer of the year. >> and our own robin roberts was there, looking as glam as ever. the crowd gave her a standing ovation. we'll have more from nashville in a moment. >> robin looked fantastic. >>> hair-raising moment on "the price is right" when a contestant couldn't contain her excitement. it happens to diana all the time. >> all the time. the california woman was so hyped about playing, she flipped her wig. she put her wig back on, despite constant ribbing from drew carey. >>> we can't give up on halloween, not with adorable videos like this one. a couple of youngsters having fun at the zoo. >> 2-year-old marshall dressed as a tiger. and on the other side of the glass, a tiger cub named cali. >> cali seems too eager to follow along. >> the tiger saying, come in here and play. >> that's a trick or treat for the tiger there. >> that's a real game. >> little ree

. >> nashville... >> los angeles... >> san francisco... >> al jazeera america, take a new look at news. >> we find the fault lines that run through communities. >> the shooting happened about 30 minutes ago. >> companies... >> the remains of the fire are still everywhere here. >> the powers that be at home and around the world... >> not only do they not get compensation but you don't even have to explain why? >> well thats exactly what i said. >> we question authority. >> so you said we could get access... >> that's enough! >> ... and those affected. >> investigative journalism at it's toughest. request. >> we're back talking about the jewish muslim story and how it's so often pred skated on what -- predicated on what's subdividing the two. rabbi schneider did your journey with -- i'm sorry with imam ali and the class action on the book that you wrote, did that journey on discoveries that surprised you? >> no question in terms of my own personal evolution, the way that i had seen muslims, the way that i had seen the arab population, in terms of being the enemy, looking to eradicate the

. >> howe had a winning record at belmont university in nashville an loved by the players. she suddenly left the university after telling the leaders about her sexual orient takes. takes -- orientation. >> i was fearful. that was my career. i grew up in college coaching. >> her story gained national attention and led to a series of protests. with students and high-profile donors saying they would deprooideprivethe school of i d. howe sees the senate non-desclip discrimination act. >> you have wives and husbands and you they have familiarly tha--family that depen depend oo support them. >> howe now works for nashville's claim w claim chamb. some critics say a new policy is not necessary or would lead to frivolous lawsuits new laws are needed more than every says howe. >> they said it's good for business or good for their bottom line. you have states that have these protections in place. and they have not seen any type of rise in lawsuits. >> i think we have people paving the which and the rest o way ane congress and country are catching up. >> passioning the bill in the hous

no bigger nashville drama than sha nighia twain. her reclusive husband leaving her for her best friend. >> i'm never going to be okay with my my friend did to me and my marriage. never. >> in five years have you forgen him? >> i'm still masds. >> she's one of country musics most famous people getting candid in the spotlight with robin roberted. >> you really are a country fan. >> i love country music. goes back to college. i was a deejay. i loved it. >> and it's country girl from mississippi, still reeling from her bucket list moment on stage with sha nighia on stage in las vegas. >> it's the campfire scene. ♪ come on over, come on in >> and i'm like, i'm playing vegas. >> i can say i played vegas. get out of here old lady,ou didn't play vegas. >> yeah, i did. >> and after missing her special last year, robin is happy to be back. >> i don't have to wear booty pads anymore. >> robin -- i have to look at robin's butt. >> who are you? who are these people. >> and sharing her love of country music tomorrow on abc. >> and her booty is

. >> nashville... >> los angeles... >> san francisco... >> al jazeera america, take a new look at news. determining using some sort of subjective interpretation of their policy as to whether or not your particular report was actually abusive, because if it doesn't contain language that specifically threatens you directly or is targeted towards you specifically, they may not consider it abuse. they may consider it offensive. and in that case they just recommend that you block that person. >> i don't want to minimise this, because i mean, there's some really horrible things that are on line, and it's not - it's not just twitter, what has happened through social media and the anonymity of the net is that you see websites, hate-filled websites targetting all sorts of groups, popping up. there has been a huge number of those that exist as well. >>> welcome back. we're talking about college athletes and whether they should get paid. before the break we asked about athletes. tim these student athletes receive scholarships to attend school and play their sport. studies show between their schol

. >> y ya que estamos hablando de la familia vamos aprovechar para saludar a la gente de nashville tennesse una de las ciudades mÁs musicales de estados unidos. >> exactamente. >> estamos celebrando que estamos todos juntos porque rashelita pronto se nos va para rusia maÑana. >> maÑana. >> nos va hablar desde rusia. >> maÑana me voy. >> (risas). >> hoy es el primer dÍa. >> rusia prepÁrese. >> descansadoitos todos sÍ. >> todos los relojes de mi casa quedaron en hora distinta. >> uno reflejaba a las 3, uno las 4. >> me pasÓ exactamente lo mismo. >> la mitad de mis relojes estÁn.... >> el papÁ me llamÓ a las 3: 30 para despertarme. >> y papi era a las 4: 30. >> llegÓ momento de hablar de "la voz kid s" porque este fin de semana se llevaron a cabo audiciones para "la voz kid s" en san juan puerto rico es la segunda ciudad donde la producciÓn hace su parada para seleccionar a los aspirantes de esta segunda temporada. recordemos que los participantes tienen que ser jÓvenes entre 7 y los 15 aÑos y tengan la habilidad de cantar en inglÉs y en espaÑol. >> prepÁrese muchachos y much

they sure know how to do it big down in nashville. >> oh, yeah, they do and we were there with taylor swift, carrie underwood and miranda lambert as she debuted her hot new body. >> country's biggest night, nashville's biggest voices you a but all eyes on the shrinking star. >> so proud of you. >> thank you. >> miranda lambert's incredible weight loss on full display from the red carpet to the stage for the highly anticipated performance "we weres." backstage with our special correspondent, alicia davis. you were stung. i don't know where all the pregnancy rulers were coming from, you don't look pregnant >> revealing her slimmed down secrets. >> working hard. didn't give up a lot. cheat toes. accident give up drinking. i refuse. >> laughing off life as a target. >> isn't it amazing how six months ago, you had twins, pregnant again, getting divorced? yeah, our life is very busy. >> miranda and blake shelton proving the fourth time is the couny charm, beat out taylor swift for female vocalist of the year. >> i love you. thanks for putting up with my crap. >> blake taking the male prize,

. >> shootina guest spot on her favorite show, abc's "nashville." >> lovthe show. i'm ki of one ofhose nerdy fans. i know their characters so well, i feel le they are all like m family and friends and i know them. >> releasing her first christmas album, "wrapped in red." >> my favorite album i have ever made. >> include onef her favorite songs ever, "run, run rudolph." ♪ >> "wrapped inred" out now. got to wait until february to see kelly on "nashville." >>> up next, bethenny frankel tired of getting slammed by the tabloids by reality fill-s in, by her ex. >> overall happy now? >> firing back and taking them down one at a time. >>> then, "extra" after "the voice" with blake shelton. what he thinks of his wife's cover-grabbing 25-pound super slim down. >>> plus, is this the next twilight? an extra first look at the super-hyped new movie "divergence." >> is it real? >> that's coming up. >>> "extra" brght to you by -- >>> i know bethenny frankel had her share of fights on the real housewives but her epic showdown with reality tv villain, omarosa, takes the cake. >> i

. >> howell had a winning record in nashville and was loved by players but she suddenly left the university in 2010 after telling its leaders about her sexual orientation. >> i was definitely fearful of that was my career. i grew up in college coaching. >> they are story led to national attention and a series of protests the school said there was a mutual agreement for howe to extend down. then after weeks of criticism the university added is it sexual orientation in the policy. it was a major step forward. >> you have lgbt workers who are hubs, wives, parents, and they have families who depend on them to support them. to be able to just be evaluated based only on talent and work ethic is important for any american. >> reporter: howe now works at nashville's lgbt chamber of commerce. she hears from people who feel they have lost their jobs because of their sexual orientation. >> the senate had held off particularly with an election year coming up. >> joining us from california. jason, thanks for being on the program. we appreciate it. >> thank you. you're welcome. >> and michael eaves is he