which is home to the nashville entrepreneur center where we are right now. this is one of nine regional hubs across the state of tennessee dedicated to giving would be startups and entrepreneurs access to resources including capital and mentorship opportunities. >> the only way to attract good ideas and entrepreneurs is to have really good mentors, people that have been in their shoes before that have started businesses. they understood how difficult it really was to or is to start a business. and really walk with those entrepreneurs along the way. >> but nashville wouldn't be complete withoutity own music startup success story. artisan created a product called the instrument one that turns basic musical gestures into any sound including a guitar or drum. the user wants to create when hooked up to an iphone, ipad or computer. they're in the top 100 most funded projects on kickstarter, raising over a million dollars. >> nashville's become a perfect storm. there's the interest in startup culture and tech-based innovation is unprecedented. tools that are availa

we're getting the new season of nashville with the dashing charles etton. i can't wait to talk to him. >> dash g. >> the dashing. >> i love that. >>henother one of my faves, nashville. >> thanks so much. >>> still to come, step aside. >> meet the determined new york city subway rat who became a twitter star overnight. wow, time warner cable really upgraded their network. 300 meg internet, clearer picture. i know, we get almost 20,000 movies and shows on demand. our new dvr records six shows at once. why didn't we switch sooner? right? everything's better. [bad violin playing] well, almost everything. 're making things better. enhanced dvr, nearly 20,000 on demand titles, and up to 300 meg internet. including free wifi at home and on the go. switch today and ask how you could get a $300 reward card. >>> well rooting for the rat. very ambitious rodent's struggle with a piece of pizza goes viral. >> more than a million people, in fact nearly two million right now have watched this video of a determined rat dragging a pizza slice, cheese pizza down the stairs o

marshall, looby, weaver, go back towards nashville on that main highway. thurgood marshall: they didn't catch us at all. juan william: marshall almost died right there in tennessee. narrator: when he reached his nashville hotel room, marshall called attorney general tom clark to tell him what had happened. thurgood marshall: i told him i was arrested for drunken driving and tom said "well were you drunk?" i said "no, but five minutes after i talk to you!" roger wilkins: i don't know how you could do that kind of work over and over and over again. he puts his whole body and soul at risk in his attempts to make this country better. i think thurgood was the bravest man i ever knew. narrator: by 1950, marshall had escaped the loaded gun of a dallas sheriff, spent a long night one car ahead of the klan on long island, hid in the bushes from a violent mob in detroit, and finally survived his own lynching. in this impossible environment, he had won 10 major supreme court cases and set the stage for a direct attack on segregation and in the early 1950s, marshall a

as he spoke in nashville, tennessee, you will see here. [applause] donald trump: i love nashville. i'm going to tell you a story, but he will not believe it. maybe more importantly, we have an incredible woman with us. she is 92 years old. we don't talk about age, but she looks magnificent. she has become very famous. you know who she is, right? look at her. so beautiful. she just registered to vote for the first time in her life. she has not seen anybody who did it for her. the first time in her life, she has registered to vote. then she will vote for trump, i think. thank you, darling. i appreciate it. she has become so famous she is on television all over the world. i am nervous talking to you. thank you very much. everybody appreciates it. there is a big, big, growing silent majority out there. we are going to take this country back and make it is so great again, and so strong again. i have to tell you -- enough with the standing up. look at this group. what a group. we set the all-time record for the group. we turned away thousands of people. they have speakers outside. these

the a's have decided to call up barry zito after all they are purchasing his contract from triple-a nashville. they cleared a roster spot by placing right-hander jesse chavez on the 60-day disabled list with a broken rib. zito won the cy young with the a's in 2002 and won 102 games in 7 seasons in oakland the big question is could he face off against former a's teammate tim hudson when both teams meet september 25-27 in san francisco the a's have already said they don't plan on starting zito zito spent the entire year in nashville where he went 8-7 with a 3.46 era in 24 games. he last pitched for the a's in game 1 of the 2006 alcs u.s. cellular field on chicago's south side bottom 4th/ 3-1 white sox mike olt hits one way up into the centerfield bleachers off cody martin for a 2-run home run 5-1 white sox still 4th inning melky carbrera remember him? down the left field line off switch-pitcher pat venditte 2 runners score on the double 8-1 white sox final: 9-4 white sox raiders quarterback derek carr. took almost all the snaps at practice today. he should be ready to go sunday at home against

cody martin just called up from nashville. third pitch of the game. then, in the third, jose abra derek carr says he never missed a game because of an injury and doesn't plan on missing the raider game against the ravens. he gave a thumbs up there. he admitted he's not 100%. he injured his thumb and says he couldn't return because he is unable to grip the ball. >> in the spur of the moment, where we're at, we needed a first down, and anything. you know, they said we love what you're trying to do but don't do it again. it's hard to draw that line. i know, i have to be smart for the team's sake. you know? just to protect us. just get down. and the next play. you know? instead of not being able to come back. i learned from it, for sure. >> get out of town. former 49ers eddie junior, mr. d was just in awe. >> yes. yes. >> marvelous. i don't think i've ever -- those seats are nice. i mean, they are. i don't think i can walk up there. not with my knee. >> deflate is just about the patriots initially suspended mcnaly at the request of the nfl in may. it's un

cody martin just called up from nashville. third pitch of the game. then, in the third, jose abrayu. derek carr says he never missed a game because of an injury and doesn't plan on missing the raider game against the ravens. he gave a thumbs up there. he admitted he's not 100%. he injured his thumb and says he couldn't return because he is unable to grip the ball. >> in the spur of the moment, where we're at, we needed a first down, and anything. you know, they said we love what you're trying to do but don't do it again. it's hard to draw that line. i know, i have to be smart for the team's sake. you know? just to protect us. just get down. and the next play. you know? instead of not being able to come back. i learned from it, for sure. >> get out of town. former 49ers eddie debarlo junior, mr. d was just in awe. >> yes. yes. >> marvelous. i don't think i've ever -- those seats are nice. i mean, they are. i don't think i can walk up there. not with my knee. >> deflate is just about over. the patriots initially suspended mcnaly at the request of the nf

cheering ] >> no question about it -- there was a lot to cheer about at sadd's national conference in nashville, tennessee. [ upbeat music plays ] every year, teen leaders from around the country get together for this exciting, multiday event. high on the agenda is driving safety. >> oh, my gosh, i just saw the craziest thing on my way to school today. >> what happened? >> it was this driver, and he was driving way too fast. >> as with previous years, the big kickoff meeting is a mixture of icebreaker fun and games... >> step, cross, step step, cross, step >> ...serious business... >> right now, ladies and gentlemen, would you please welcome my brand-new friend, the president and c.e.o. of sadd national, dawn teixeira. come on, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] >> ...and activities to get [ upbeat music plays ] >> ride the bus >> but the star attraction of the night was the first-ever showing of a very special psa created by the sadd chapter from madison county, indiana. [ whir! ] but before we show you the psa, let's take a step back and explain how it all came about. >> so, we found out abou

. >>> plus, we're in nashville hallucinations and hears voices. >>> plus, we're in nashville with garth brooks >>> now, that is how katy perry spends the day at a pool. smoking a hookah in black latex. brian wilson of the beach boys whose struggle with mental illness in "love and mercy" on blue ray and dvd on thursday. i talked to brian's wife, melinda, about conditions. let me tell you. his mind was sharp when sharing some of his fondest memories. >> good vibrations, i was like, that's the pinnacle of my life. i was like, brian, that's a number one record. took note to the part but when i came out, it went to number one. >> but with those good vibrations came some very bad trips. >> brian is a very, very sick man. >> heavy drug use followed by the intervention of a radical therapist seen in "love and mercy" misdiagnosed and treated brian's mental illness. what is the correct diagnosis? >> it's an affective disorder. what that means is he suffers from depression, but along with the depression, he has auditory hallucinations. which is voices. >> how are you doing now? >> very good. i exe

at clint's home in nashville. >> you only need to be satisfied with your work. you don't need to be the biggest thing doing it. >> so your goal is not to be the biggest country superstar again? >> no. you can't stay at the top forever. >> clint certainly was on top worldwide, he sold more than 20 million albums. ♪ killin' time is killin' me >> "killin' time," platinum, huge. >> you know, it was a really exciting time. it was like a rocket ship ride. >> but then his momentum slowed. plus came battles with record companies that wanted black to cover other people's tunes. that wasn't clint's style. >> so i told my manager, i said, listen, i'm going to have to do this independently. i can't go that route. >> so you basically said step off, everybody. i'm writing my own songs? >> i did. it was to the detriment of my career because i know, you know, selling ten million records is better than selling three million records. but that's not the first reason i do things. >> clint's new album, "on purpose," he produced himself. ♪ i would carry the world on my shoulders

garth brooks and wife, trisha yearwood inductsed edinducted this week in nashville. >> nashville allowed me back. >> this is forever so i'm deeply honor honored. i'm beyond excited. >> happy, grateful, and still modest after millions of records sold and g sold occupantut tours. i got friends in lowly places >> i just want to see people out there having fun singing, andongoin i have have something to do with that, that makes it even better. i won't pick up this phone >> trisha getting a double honor, this marker, and steps away at the hall of fame where she worked as a tour guide. >> working with reba, and there was a poster of her in there that i stood in line in nashville when i first moved here, i stood in line to get that raph and it hung on my wall for years, and now it's in the hall of fame. i said,autogembarrassed, but you're in the exhibit. it's surreal and wonderful. >> of course, there's bigger honors just around the co >> your anniversary is coming up. >> yeah. >> what are you doing to do? you don't have a concert that night. you have one the nrner.night. >> i do. >> see, now i

the cma awards air live from nashville on december 4th and watch it here on 6 abc, every year i have an honor of being on the red carpet, it's like one big family in nashville. >> one big party too. >> thank as leash a. we'll be right back. >>> a final check of the hot and humid temperatures, worse than yesterday, if you look at the numbers, you'll find high temperatures in the north and western subbers that could be a degree or too less than yesterday, but 90s and 91s and 92 is the high in philadelphia and winds 5 to 10 miles per hour, that that that will help. the humidity is even worse at the beach. everybody needs to take it easy today. >>> this sand sculpture is get ago tense online, it's called call me caitlyn bruce gender. >> the theme was olympics over the years. it took him 30 hours off three and a half days to finish the whole thing. a look at stories, coming up at 4:00, from criticism to conversation a community pastor put up the words black lives matter. and what he hopes to accomplish. >>> and now a father took his 15-year-old girl's closet hostage and how she can earn i

. >> nashville. >> reporter: pittsburgh, nashville. >> mexico. >> reporter: mexico. manyicating for hours. >> late last night. straight here, midnight, camped out. >> reporter: milton leon and his family got in line at 1:00 in the morning for a spot in the front. >> i saw him very well. i was yelling, "francesco! francesco." >> reporter: his wife, janneth, cried. >> my whole body was shaking and my heart was just going up. >> reporter: for all the security and pageantry, it was a day when francis touched the people. 17-year-old christian esherick waited in line hoping to share his family's christmas card with a picture of his older brother, andrew. he passed away five months ago. pope francis gave his blessing. >> he just gave that almost fatherly look that he really cared about each and every individual. possibly the best moment of my life. >> reporter: making his way through the crowds, the pope's focus was the children. even the youngest connectedly with the 78-year-old. a selfie. your finger got in the way? >> yeah. >> reporter: or in the case of 11-year-old walt

i had a tetanus shot done by urgent care in nashville. had a blood sample drawn from me. >> for? >> to see if i had anything or contracted anything from this inmate. i'm worried. i have a wife at home. my fear is taking something home to my wife and possibly kids down the road. >> this vile form of assault isn't limited only to correctional staff. "lockup" crews also stay constantly aware. knowing all too well they could wind up in the line of fire. >> in my mind that's one of the worst things that can happen. we were shooting in san quentin in alpine section and we were down on the ground floor, and suddenly i felt something hit me on the top of my head. and i had the worst thought that oh, my god i've just been gassed. luckily it turned out to be a banana peel. >> when we visited the stateville correctional center in illinois, we encountered another bizarre practice involving human waste. >> it's feces, it spreads on everything. clean it up every day. every day he puts it right back on. >> unit-i the segregation unit at stateville correctional center. basically this is where th

. >> i love nashville. i do love nashville. >> reporter: while trump continues to draw large crowds and is gathering some big endorsements. >> everything about donald trump's campaign is avant garde and he is crushing it in the polls. >> reporter: he is also attracting an increasing number of protesters at his event. on the democratic side, the e-mail controversy is still swirling around hillary clinton. the state department releasing another batch of her personal e-mails monday night, 7,000 pages, 125 of them sensord because of information that was classified but was not at the time the e-mails were sent. at least one analyst at the state department's computer help desk didn't know about clinton's personal e-mail account. he unknowingly e-mailed her in 2010 to ask about error messages from her account. now, there was no smoking gun in the e-mail release but clinton's critics say it only further proves that she should never have been using a personal account for government business. bazi kanani, abc news, w

. >> i love nashville. i do love nashville. >> reporter: while trump continues to draw large crowds and is gathering big endorsements -- >> everything about donald trump's campaign is avant-garde and is crushing it in the polls. >> reporter: also attracting an increased number of protesters at his events. now, donald trump is still leading in most polls but this is the first indication that the race could be taking a turn and also worth noting another republican candidate seems to be picking up steam here, republican carly fiorina was in third place in that monmouth university poll at 10%. reena. >> a lot of those folks trying to get in the top ten with that debate with fox news. thank you so much. >>> also, breaking overnight, severe weather cutting power to thousands of people in arizona. >> a line of strong thunderstorms roared through arizona last night dumping more than an inch of rain in less than an hour and shut down sky harbor airport and damaged the roof of one of the terminals. high winds snapped

in october, the southern festival of books in nashville. there weekend after that we are live from austin for the texas book festival. near the end of the month we will be covering two book festivals on the same weekend from our nation's heartland, it's the nation's heartland, it's the wisconsin book festival in madison. back on the east coast, the boston boston book festival. in november we will be in portland oregon for word stock. followed by the national word awards in new york city. at the end of november we are live for the 18th year in a row from florida for the miami book fair international. that's a few of the fairs and festivals this fall on c-span2 tv. >> the device was never so deep and cap i'm like as on the issue of iran. this goes back to the worldview. when he comes into office in 2009, one of, one of his first acts of offices to give a new year's greeting to the iranian people. he says i want to get on a different page with iran and recognize their rights and later to enrich uranium which not many countries in the world do.

. >> nashville. >> mexico. >> reporter: many waiting for hours. >> you came in late last night? and you camped out? >> right here. >> midnight. >> milton leon and his family got in line at 1:00 in the morning for a spot in the front. >> i saw him very well. i was yelling francesco. his wife, janice, cried. >> my whole body was shaking, and my heart was just going up. >> reporter: for all the security and pageantry, it was a day when francis touched the people. 17-year-old christian waited in line hoping to share his family's christmas card with a picture of his older brother, andrew. he passed away five months ago. pope francis gave his blessing. >> he just gave an almost fatherly look that he cared about every individual. it was the best moment of my life. >> reporter: making his way through the crowd, the pope's focus was the children. even the youngest connected with the 78-year-old, and if given a chance, had to take a selfie. >> your finger got in the way? >> yeah. >> reporter: or in the case of 11-year-old walter cunningham, a shaky video on his cell phone he can't wait to

. ♪ and crazy for crying >> dude looks like a country crooner on"nashville," but can steven tyler rock all those lines? >> i get nervous. n'i cat remember my name. i have to have teleprompters out for "dream on" when girls are lifting up their shirts at rock concerts. ♪ >> hello. bucket list. duet with steven tyler, check. >> now, let's get to "empire's" epic return. >> for whatever reason, i still love you. >> so lucius is in jail for murder and he's trying to win over his ex-wife cookie. >> how is cookie going to keep this crazy dysfunctional family together? >> with a whole lot of love. lucius and cookie can love each other one minute and hate e other the next but let something go wrong with one of the boys and they forget all their differences. >> get ready for the goldbergs "risky business" t ♪ we learn the secrets of the tom cruise slide on set. a little salt. >> the tighty whities are a little uncomfortable. not going to lie. >> the tighty whities are risky business. >> indeed they are. before tot'nighs "big brother" finale anurd "sr"vivomi preere, host jeff probst and j cul

here in nashville, tennessee, the governor is implementing a new program that guarantees two years of community college for free to students. some experts in higher education say it could be a game changer. and tennessee is the first state in the country to try it out. >> i'm going to make sure that i'm keeping school my number one priority. i really just want to graduate and make sure that my life is on the track that it needs to be. >> reporter: cedric gregory will be a freshman at volunteer state community college as a part of tennessee promise. before the program started, he wasn't planning on going to college right out of high school. >> i'm already stressing out about it. i already know it's going to be tough, but as long as i keep my head on straight, i think i can do it. >> reporter: he'll work part- time to support himself and help his mom out at home. and sees college as a way to avoid the pitfalls in his small, rural hometown north of nashville. >> using the kids who drop out and constantly mess up their own life. i use them as an example. this is not what i want to be. i'm

that's not true. >> reporter: grace point's acceptance of gays a mistake, says dan scott of nashville's christ church. scripture, not society, should prevail. tloo do you feel like the culture is having too much affect on the church? >> culture always affects the church, but it cannot push the church to redefine itself. >> reporter: yet sunday by sunday grace point's pews have begun to fill again with newcomers like jennifer and linda oh connell. >> my daughter hasn't been to church for many years. totally different from the church we used to go to. i actually feel included here. i don't feel like a outcast. >> how do you know you're right? had. >> i don't know i'm right, but i feel deeply as deeply as i can that i am -- i know my heart is right. i hope my head is. ♪ >> is it courage or sacriligre? either is a matter of faith. harry smith, nbc news, franklin, tennessee. >> when we come back, we'll >> when we come back, we'll remember a superstar of the nba. >> when we come back, we'll remember a superstar of the nba. we thought we'd be ready. but demand for our cocktail bitters was hu

. >> nashville. >> pittsburgh. mexico. >> reporter: many waiting for hours. >> you came in late last night, and camped out in. >> right here. midnight. >> reporter: milton leon and his family got in line for a spot in the front. >> i saw him very well. i was yelling francesco. >> reporter: his wife cried. >> my whole body was shaking, and my heart was just going up. >> reporter: for all the security and pageantry, it was a day when fran tis touchcis touched the people. this 17-year-old waited in line hoping to share his family's christmas card with a picture of his older brother, andrew who passed away five months ago. >> he gave almost a fatherly look that he really cared about each and every individual. it was the best moment of my life. >> reporter: making his way through the crowd, his focus was the children, even the youngest connected with the 78-year-old. and if given a chance, had to take a selfie. >> your finger got in the way. >> reporter: or in the case of 11-year-old walter cunningham, a shaky video on

in early october, the southern festival of books in nashville. the weekend after that, we are live for the austin texas book festival and near the end of the month, we'll be covering two book festivals on the same weekend. it's the wisconsin book festival in madison and back on the east coast, the boston book festival. we'll be in portland, oregon, for word stock. at the end of november, we're live for the 18th year in a row from florida for the miami book fair international. that's a few of the book fairs and festivals this fall on c-span2's book tv. >>> now a look at allied military strategy in the pacific and world war ii. the vice president of the institute for the study of strategy in politics, james perry, took part in a symposium marking the 70th anniversary of the end of the war. this is an hour. >> let me begin by introducing dr. james perry. he was one of our imminent strategists. he is codirector of the institute. will present our opening discourse, setting the stage for the remarks that most of us will be making for the rest of the da

ofly october, the festival books in nashville. the week after, live in austin for the texas book festival. back on the east coast, the boston book festival. at the start of november, we are in portland, portland -- oregon and at the end of november, lies for the 18th year -- live for the miami book fair international. a few of the fairs and festivals this fall on book tv. >> when congress returns from summer recess next week, members begin debate on the resolution of disapproval on the iranian nuclear agreement. the president believes it's the only alternative to war. here is a look at part of his statement from last month. [laughter] as an obama: because more sentience when produce the results the critics want, we have to be honest, this leads any u.s. administration with oney committed option. another war in the middle east. i say this not to be provocative, i am stating a fact. without this deal, iran will be in a position to steadily advance capabilities. time, already fairly small, could shrink to near zero. does anyone reall

and successful sale where people make money. >> now overall health care is pretty huge in nashville. it contributes about $40 billion to the region annually. they're also impressive. it graduated 48 companies in the past six years raising over $31 million in capital. one thing we continue to hear about nashville is the creative class of entrepreneurs ready to step up and solve big problems. one stat to back that up is opportunity share of new entrepreneurs increased by 10% to about 60% of the entrepreneurs. those are people that are stepping up to launch companies and ventures because they have seen opportunities to do so in the marketplace. back to you. >> all right. kate, thank you very much. and that, folks, does it for the first hour of "power lunch." >> brian, over to you. >> thank you. 2:00 on wall street. 11:00 a.m. in carlsbad, california. stocks struggling to recover. hi everybody. me list why lee joining us from the nasdaq. the dow back in the green but not by much. you have oil up about 2%. all right. a big hour ahead including indycar star ehlo castroneves will join us to

clifford, the prosecutors theorized, killed lynne to stop her from taking the boy out of state to nashville where she was to remarry. for the last 20 years, christian had always been in that place, right behind his father, never questioning his innocence. in court, it showed the jury his continuing support of his father even as he was about to hear until now untold family stories. >> the truth, the whole truth -- >> reporter: among the first witnesses was ed o'dell, lynne's one-time fiance. o'dell described his last call with lynne. her call waiting beeped, and she put him on hold. she said it was her ex-husband, clifford, on the other line asking her to come to his house and pick up some money he owed. >> when you hung up with her, that was the last time you ever spoke to her? >> that is correct. >> what did you do when you didn't hear from her? >> i tried to call her and did not get through. and -- >> did you call her -- >> excuse me a minute. >> mr. o'dell, would you like to take a break? >> no, i would like to get finished. >> all right, sir. >> reporter: to prove clifford killed lynne

. >> watch on wkrn in nashville. our latest winner in the ipad mini give away. >> as long as you are 18 years or older and a u.s. resident. >> the buzz word is coming up. >> the ipad mini give away, coming up. >>> jack is an incredible little boy. he just turned a year old. as you can see from this video, this was shot shortly after he was born. when he was born, his twin was stillborn and doctors only gave jack a 50/50 chance of survival. >> look how fragile he looks. i would be so scared to handle him. >> he was born at 24 weeks old. when he was born, he weighed one pound, seven ounces and 13 inches long. let me fetell you, jack is a fighter. his mom held him for the first time after he was 16 days old. his dad held him when he was 20 days old. >> he fit in the palm of their hand. >> i applaud them for their courage. this shows us what parents of pr premies go through. jack got better and better. he stayed in the hospital 111 days before he finally went home. >> feeling so many feels right now. >> look at those che

6 live double scan the decent amount of rain in the ohio and tennessee valley, low pressure is near nashville and that low will track on the u.s.-canadian border keeping the extremely heavy rain out of our viewing area but we'll still get a decent amount overnight. the heaviest is at 2:00 a.m., and what to expect in the next several hours, the crack of thunder and heaviest in the lehigh valley up to 2 inches of rain and lighter i-95 south and east where we see a half inch no inch half. and it taper ofz to the morn rush tomorrow, and we are tracking tropical storm joaquin, south and east of the bahamas, winds of 45 miles per hour, there are changes with the direct track of joaquin that is good for our area but we'll still get some indirect effects. we'll explain more coming up in just a little bit. >> thank you. as heavy rain takes aim, check back with storm tracker 6 live at 6abc.com and follow the accuweather team on fate book and twitter for updates on tropical storm joaquin. >>> temple students are on alert after two of their classmates came under assault, it happens within a few blocks an

cody martin got called up from nashville three pitches many and gone. two-run shot by carlos sanchez, more of the same in third. here it comes and goes. jose with the 29th of the year. the sox score six runs in the fourth and cruz out to a 9-1 lead. good night for ice cream and beer. double fisting. isn't every night a good night for ice cream and beer? jake would add another home run late. this game was over early. the a's would lose by a score of 9-4. giants and reds, andres torrez braving the rain hanging by a thread. bust t buster posey bringing in de aza. help from friends here. skip schumaker sinking line tore right. bird and gone right through him if he didn't make the catch. bottom three. triples and here we come. it's bird. knocking in brandon bell and the giants are out to a 3-0 lead. we saw madison bumgarner pinch hitting and jake peavy can rake, also. this is his first home run since 2006. giants pitchers have nine sinkers this year, right now giants leading over the reds 5-2 in the eighth. >>> on to nfl news, derek carr says he's never miss

espÍritu de la universidad de nashville. los premios estÁn para honrar las ideas, lugar de los logros personajes. ali, considerado como uno de los mÁs grandes, tiene 73 aÑos y fue diagnosticado con el síndrome de parkinson en 1984. los cachorros continuaron con paso firme en su lucha como comodÍn de la liga nacional. al vencer a los piratas por nueve carreras seis. racimo de seis carreras en la quinta entrada de bastardos cachorros para abrir el barco de los piratas. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ lidia: a continuaciÓn roger mores habla con emilio estefan, sobre su esposa, quien le encantarÁ al papa francisco. roger: felicidades, gloria le va cantar al papa francisco. quÉ honor? emilio estefan: va a traer mucha esperanza a cuba. mensaje de cosas lindas. a ver si tambiÉn nuestro paÍs. sí, hace muchos aÑos que fue con los 50 aniversario. estamos muy contentos y felices. roger: sabemos que van a estar muchas estrellas hay. emilio estefan: me llamaron para decirme que gloria iba a ser invitada. un honor. es un momento histÓrico. r

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