35 Burst results for "Middle Tennessee"
The Mason Minute
School Bus Drivers (MM #4528)
"I don't know if you have this problem where you live, but the city of Louisville is having to delay the start of school because they don't have enough school bus drivers. It was supposed to start last week and they tried, but they couldn't get the kids to school. To me, school bus driver is probably one of the toughest jobs there is and that's taking nothing away from being a school teacher. So much of what you do is so pressure packed because number one, they don't have seat belts. Number two, you can't control the other drivers around you. It's a thankless job and I just can't imagine being a school bus driver. And of course, since COVID -19, it's a job nobody wants to do. Too much pressure, not enough pay. We've had a school bus driver shortage here in Middle Tennessee for the last six, eight years probably. I don't know if there's a solution. I know school systems are trying to figure it out, but the one solution they have that's not going to work is kind of staggering schools where they send the older kids to school earlier, then come back and pick up the younger kids and do it all over again. It's bad enough doing one run to school, but having to do two in the morning? That would be brutal.
The Mason Minute
School Bus Drivers (MM #4528)
"I don't know if you have this problem where you live, but the city of Louisville is having to delay the start of school because they don't have enough school bus drivers. It was supposed to start last week and they tried, but they couldn't get the kids to school. To me, school bus driver is probably one of the toughest jobs there is and that's taking nothing away from being a school teacher. So much of what you do is so pressure packed because number one, they don't have seat belts. Number two, you can't control the other drivers around you. It's a thankless job and I just can't imagine being a school bus driver. And of course, since COVID -19, it's a job nobody wants to do. Too much pressure, not enough pay. We've had a school bus driver shortage here in Middle Tennessee for the last six, eight years probably. I don't know if there's a solution. I know school systems are trying to figure it out, but the one solution they have that's not going to work is kind of staggering schools where they send the older kids to school earlier, then come back and pick up the younger kids and do it all over again. It's bad enough doing one run to school, but having to do two in the morning? That would be brutal.
The Mason Minute
School Bus Drivers (MM #4528)
"I don't know if you have this problem where you live, but the city of Louisville is having to delay the start of school because they don't have enough school bus drivers. It was supposed to start last week and they tried, but they couldn't get the kids to school. To me, school bus driver is probably one of the toughest jobs there is and that's taking nothing away from being a school teacher. So much of what you do is so pressure packed because number one, they don't have seat belts. Number two, you can't control the other drivers around you. It's a thankless job and I just can't imagine being a school bus driver. And of course, since COVID -19, it's a job nobody wants to do. Too much pressure, not enough pay. We've had a school bus driver shortage here in Middle Tennessee for the last six, eight years probably. I don't know if there's a solution. I know school systems are trying to figure it out, but the one solution they have that's not going to work is kind of staggering schools where they send the older kids to school earlier, then come back and pick up the younger kids and do it all over again. It's bad enough doing one run to school, but having to do two in the morning? That would be brutal.
The Mason Minute
School Bus Drivers (MM #4528)
"I don't know if you have this problem where you live, but the city of Louisville is having to delay the start of school because they don't have enough school bus drivers. It was supposed to start last week and they tried, but they couldn't get the kids to school. To me, school bus driver is probably one of the toughest jobs there is and that's taking nothing away from being a school teacher. So much of what you do is so pressure packed because number one, they don't have seat belts. Number two, you can't control the other drivers around you. It's a thankless job and I just can't imagine being a school bus driver. And of course, since COVID -19, it's a job nobody wants to do. Too much pressure, not enough pay. We've had a school bus driver shortage here in Middle Tennessee for the last six, eight years probably. I don't know if there's a solution. I know school systems are trying to figure it out, but the one solution they have that's not going to work is kind of staggering schools where they send the older kids to school earlier, then come back and pick up the younger kids and do it all over again. It's bad enough doing one run to school, but having to do two in the morning? That would be brutal.
The Mason Minute
School Bus Drivers (MM #4528)
"I don't know if you have this problem where you live, but the city of Louisville is having to delay the start of school because they don't have enough school bus drivers. It was supposed to start last week and they tried, but they couldn't get the kids to school. To me, school bus driver is probably one of the toughest jobs there is and that's taking nothing away from being a school teacher. So much of what you do is so pressure packed because number one, they don't have seat belts. Number two, you can't control the other drivers around you. It's a thankless job and I just can't imagine being a school bus driver. And of course, since COVID -19, it's a job nobody wants to do. Too much pressure, not enough pay. We've had a school bus driver shortage here in Middle Tennessee for the last six, eight years probably. I don't know if there's a solution. I know school systems are trying to figure it out, but the one solution they have that's not going to work is kind of staggering schools where they send the older kids to school earlier, then come back and pick up the younger kids and do it all over again. It's bad enough doing one run to school, but having to do two in the morning? That would be brutal.
The Mason Minute
Watching It Snow (MM #3943)
"The NASA minute. With Kevin mason. Most of middle Tennessee yesterday sat around watching it snow. I'll be honest with you, I don't know what we got. Three, 5, 7 inches. Heaven bothered going outside and I really didn't watch myself. Because I've been through this drill before. One of the reasons I wanted to move south was because it would avoid snow. Now I realize we only get a snow like this once every few years. Snow is an annoyance when you're in the south, and I've lived through bigger snows and I've lived through more snow and at least other places can handle it. But the one thing I've learned in all my years on this earth, kids love the snow, most smart adults don't. I realize there are people who love to ski and if you're a skier, you're not living in middle Tennessee, for the most part, unless you got to be here for business, but you're usually living somewhere where there is snow more often. I'm not a big fan of snow. I make no bones about it. It's the snow and the cold combined that I don't enjoy, but I'll be honest with you. It's the idiots on the road that I enjoy even less. Now we'll just shovel out from the snow here in Tennessee if you have a shovel. If you have a scraper, if you plan ahead, which most people haven't.
The Mason Minute
Watching It Snow (MM #3943)
"The NASA minute. With Kevin mason. Most of middle Tennessee yesterday sat around watching it snow. I'll be honest with you, I don't know what we got. Three, 5, 7 inches. Heaven bothered going outside and I really didn't watch myself. Because I've been through this drill before. One of the reasons I wanted to move south was because it would avoid snow. Now I realize we only get a snow like this once every few years. Snow is an annoyance when you're in the south, and I've lived through bigger snows and I've lived through more snow and at least other places can handle it. But the one thing I've learned in all my years on this earth, kids love the snow, most smart adults don't. I realize there are people who love to ski and if you're a skier, you're not living in middle Tennessee, for the most part, unless you got to be here for business, but you're usually living somewhere where there is snow more often. I'm not a big fan of snow. I make no bones about it. It's the snow and the cold combined that I don't enjoy, but I'll be honest with you. It's the idiots on the road that I enjoy even less. Now we'll just shovel out from the snow here in Tennessee if you have a shovel. If you have a scraper, if you plan ahead, which most people haven't.
The Mason Minute
Watching It Snow (MM #3943)
"The NASA minute. With Kevin mason. Most of middle Tennessee yesterday sat around watching it snow. I'll be honest with you, I don't know what we got. Three, 5, 7 inches. Heaven bothered going outside and I really didn't watch myself. Because I've been through this drill before. One of the reasons I wanted to move south was because it would avoid snow. Now I realize we only get a snow like this once every few years. Snow is an annoyance when you're in the south, and I've lived through bigger snows and I've lived through more snow and at least other places can handle it. But the one thing I've learned in all my years on this earth, kids love the snow, most smart adults don't. I realize there are people who love to ski and if you're a skier, you're not living in middle Tennessee, for the most part, unless you got to be here for business, but you're usually living somewhere where there is snow more often. I'm not a big fan of snow. I make no bones about it. It's the snow and the cold combined that I don't enjoy, but I'll be honest with you. It's the idiots on the road that I enjoy even less. Now we'll just shovel out from the snow here in Tennessee if you have a shovel. If you have a scraper, if you plan ahead, which most people haven't.
KQED Radio
"middle tennessee" Discussed on KQED Radio
"Blake, Farmer of member station WPL in in Nashville, reports. It's a struggle for Joe Gammon to talk right now. Mhm. Lying in his I C u beds at an Ascension hospital in Nashville. He uses a suction tube to clear his own throat. Even dislodging some flim has become a struggle. I wanted out six months ago that this could be possible. This would have Internet breaker. Right? Honestly didn't think that I was at any risk. Gammon is a 45 year old father of six from Middle Tennessee. He's a truck driver who says he listens to a lot of conservative talk radio and the daily diet tribes, downplaying the pandemic and promoting personal freedom or enough to dissuade him from vaccination. But he's a convert now, and he's thankful he didn't get anyone else so sick. They're in an I C u like he is just to say no. Is it responsible because it might not as they really affect you? What if it affected your spouse or your child? You wouldn't want that? Are you sure would put that on your heart. Gammon still fighting for his life. He has thick tubes running out a hole in his neck, pumping blood through an ECMO machine to be oxygenated, since his lungs are too damaged from Covid. This. I see you is only treating covid patients and that fact should be pretty convincing to vaccine holdouts, says Critical care nurse Angie Giza Wicks. We don't have people in the hospital suffering horrible reactions to the vaccine. If all the patients on this whole could talk this week says they'd say something like Learn from my mistake. She recalls an elderly woman who would wave at the nurses from her sealed room desperate for anyone to talk to the first I took care of her, she said. I guess I should have taken that back. Singing in us said Well Yeah, honey, probably that we're here where we are now, And let's just do what we can for you. That woman Like so many who didn't take.
KOMO
"middle tennessee" Discussed on KOMO
"Welcome back to first light at quarter past the hour AccuWeather meteorologist Karl Bobinsky is with us now. As he fades away, Carl Michael Post Tropical Cyclone on re is going to depart New England today. But before it does, it's still causing some locally torrential rainfall early this morning in the Greater Boston area in parts of New Hampshire and coastal Maine. Storm has been stewing around the Northeast. Finally, it will be getting booted out to sea. Today we can finally bit of good riddance to this system, which has produced some massive flooding issues in New York and New Jersey as well as in New England. There will be some intense heat today across the plain states and also in the mid Mississippi Valley. There are heat advisories and excessive heat warnings out for places like Missouri Arkansas Western talent Tennessee in southern Illinois. Accurate the real field temperatures today greater than 110, while actual highs will be in the mid and upper nineties. In many of these places, A few widely separated thunderstorms are expected in the southeast today, especially along the Gulf Coast and out west. No real new wildfire activity has been reported still the ongoing fires, causing lots of haze and poor air quality due to the smoke. Do want to point out that an excessive heat watches been issued for the Phoenix area in southern Arizona, which will begin Wednesday. Sure. By midsummer standards, it won't be quite as hard as it can be, but with temperatures near or above 110 For this time of year. It will be quite hot in southern Arizona later this week. So Michael Laundry is finally poised to move away. And it will be hot across much of the country. Have a great day. Thank you, Carl. At least 21 people are confirmed dead about 10 remain unaccounted for after catastrophic flash flooding that swept through Middle Tennessee. More from Tim Maguire. The slow moving storms seemingly parked over Humphreys County, Tennessee, the 17 inch Day lose Saturday, a record for the state, resulting in flash floods rolling through the small towns of Waverly and McEwen. Anna Mae's held onto the door frame of her home and Waverly Water up to her chin. I thought I was grown, was screaming and hollering for him Jody Starsky from the same neighborhood. Says the flood killed people in homes across the street from hers. We can see these people on their porches, and I think in my mind that they thought they were safe that the water was not going to get that high meteorologists and climate scientists say such 100 years or even 1000 year, floods are becoming more common because of climate change. I'm Tim Maguire. More than 42,000. Californians have been forced to flee their homes as nine large wild fires continue to burn out of control in the northern part of the state, and that's prompting Governor Gavin Newsom to request a major disaster declaration from President Biden. Kaldor fire has scorched 107,000.
The Mason Minute
Weekend Flooding (MM #3807)
"The NASA minute. With Kevin mason. Saturday was a horrible day here in middle Tennessee, especially for the small communities of hurricane mills and waverley that fell under flash flood conditions, getting up to 15 inches of rain in less than 24 hour period, waverly, underwater. No wave release about 60 miles west of Nashville, somewhere I actually go once twice three times a year because they've got some street artists that do some projects over there and I've driven through waverly hang out in waverly gone by miss Loretta's hurricane mills ranch numerous times. I know the area well, I enjoyed the area. So far as the last count I heard 22 dead 20 plus still missing. And what's scary is, you couldn't see it coming. Yeah, we knew it was going to rain. We knew we were going to have storms. We knew there was potential for flash floods, but the stories you hear from the survivors are just scary how fast the waters rose. Something's going on. Is this part of climate change? Something has got to be done because I'll tell you what. It's a scary scary thought when your life can change, not just from a tornado or a hurricane, but immediately thanks to water.
The Mason Minute
Weekend Flooding (MM #3807)
"The NASA minute. With Kevin mason. Saturday was a horrible day here in middle Tennessee, especially for the small communities of hurricane mills and waverley that fell under flash flood conditions, getting up to 15 inches of rain in less than 24 hour period, waverly, underwater. No wave release about 60 miles west of Nashville, somewhere I actually go once twice three times a year because they've got some street artists that do some projects over there and I've driven through waverly hang out in waverly gone by miss Loretta's hurricane mills ranch numerous times. I know the area well, I enjoyed the area. So far as the last count I heard 22 dead 20 plus still missing. And what's scary is, you couldn't see it coming. Yeah, we knew it was going to rain. We knew we were going to have storms. We knew there was potential for flash floods, but the stories you hear from the survivors are just scary how fast the waters rose. Something's going on. Is this part of climate change? Something has got to be done because I'll tell you what. It's a scary scary thought when your life can change, not just from a tornado or a hurricane, but immediately thanks to water.
WLS-AM 890
"middle tennessee" Discussed on WLS-AM 890
"App. The WLS. It's 13 past You with America in the morning, the Middle Tennessee area that got so much flooding over the weekend. We'll see Sunshine today and also in whether today what remains of on re accuweather dot com. Meteorologist Mike Lanzini brings us the forecast. Post Tropical cyclone Andre will be moving away from the Northeast today. There will be some leftover clouds and rain across eastern New England early this morning, but then clouds will break for some sunshine and it will dry out by noontime. Aside from a few afternoon or evening thundershowers and parts of southwestern New Mexico and southeastern Arizona. It'll be dry with sunshine across much of the Southwest Today, it will also be hot across the desert Southwest, although not unusually so as temperatures will run close to normal, with afternoon temperatures reaching into low one hundreds in places like Phoenix, Arizona in Las Vegas, Nevada. An area of high pressure over the northern Rockies will bring sunshine and dry weather to the Pacific Northwest and northern Rockies today. But it will be cool across Montana, northern Wyoming, with afternoon highs only in the sixties and seventies. Will be hot and dry across much of the southern Plains today, with afternoon temperatures soaring into the hundreds and parts of Texas, Oklahoma, Louisiana, Arkansas and Kansas. Meanwhile, a cold front sweeping across the northern Plains will spark strong to severe thunderstorms, which can bring hail and damaging winds. Two parts of Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa, Nebraska. An area of high pressure will bring a full day of sunshine too much of the Great Lakes into the Ohio and Tennessee River valleys. Meanwhile, another area of high pressure sprawling across the southwest Atlantic into the southeast and across the deep south will promote mostly dry weather. However, if you afternoon thunderstorms may develop along the southeast coast into northern Florida and along the northern Gulf Coast In New York City today, turning out sunny, very warm and humid high 88 in Denver today. Sunshine HOT High 93. That's the nation's weather. I'm accuweather dot com meteorologist Mike listening 15 after this is America in the morning. I'm John Trout. The White House is signaling that the August 31st deadline date for leaving Afghanistan may have to be delayed as the exodus.
790 KABC
"middle tennessee" Discussed on 790 KABC
"Talks for? Yeah, it And if you talk They botch it every time every What an embarrassment really Right now. Seriously, just terrible. Here's your forecast. The storm system, known as Henry continues to pull off of the U. S East Coast. Leaving behind for New York City. Two months of rain in just 24 hours from Virginia to Massachusetts will see clear skies today. Main will see some lingering rain for the South Middle Tennessee drying out today after some 17 to 20 inches of rain fell in portions of Middle Tennessee. Most of the deep South is clear today, with the exception of the Gulf Coast region from Louisiana overthrew Florida. Cloudy skies and intermittent showers. The southern and central Plains are dry northward into north and South Dakota and portions of Wisconsin. We have an area of low pressure sweeping through for the upper Great Lakes. That means showers and cloudy conditions. North of Chicago and into Detroit. Over the next 24 hours dry west of the Rockies. Your national forecast from Red Eye Radio, a meteorologist John Trout. Deep down We all feel we are good people. Sometimes All we need is our chance to shine. Hi. My name is breaking the young I volunteer with projects, Second Chance or adult literacy program..
KOMO
"middle tennessee" Discussed on KOMO
"Welcome back to first light at quarter past the hour AccuWeather meteorologist Karl Bobinsky is with us now. As grief fades away, Carl Michael Post Tropical Cyclone on re is going to depart New England today. But before it does it, still causing some locally torrential rainfall early this morning in the Greater Boston area in parts of New Hampshire and coastal Maine. Storm has been stewing around the Northeast. Finally, it'll be getting booted out to sea. Today we can finally get a good riddance to this system, which has produced some massive flooding issues in New York and New Jersey as well as in New England. There will be some intense heat today across the plain states and also in the mid Mississippi Valley. There are heat advisories and excessive heat warnings out for places like Missouri Arkansas Western talent Tennessee in southern Illinois. Accurate a real field temperatures today greater than 110, while actual highs will be in the mid and upper nineties, and many of these places a few widely separated thunderstorms are expected in the Southeast today, especially along the Gulf Coast and out west. No real new wildfire activity has been reported still the ongoing fires, causing lots of haze and poor air quality due to the smoke. I do want to point out that an excessive heat watches been issued for the Phoenix area in southern Arizona, which will begin Wednesday. Oh, sure. By midsummer standards. It won't be quite as hard as it can be, but with temperatures near above 110 For this time of year. It will be quite hot in southern Arizona later this week. So Michael on Reeves finally poised to move away, and it will be hot across much of the country. Have a great day. Thank you, Carl. At least 21 people are confirmed dead about 10 remain unaccounted for, after catastrophic flash flooding that swept through Middle Tennessee. More from Tim Maguire. The slow moving storms seemingly parked over Humphreys County, Tennessee, the 17 inch Day lose Saturday, a record for the state, resulting in flash floods rolling through the small towns of Waverly and McEwen. Enemies held onto the door frame of her home and Waverly Water up to her chin. I thought I was alone, I was screaming and hollering for you. Jodi Starsky from the same neighborhood says the flood killed people in homes across the street from hers. We could see these people on their porches, and I think in my mind that they thought they were safe that the water was not going to get that high meteorologists and climate scientists say such 100 years or even 1000 year, floods are becoming more common because of climate change. I'm Tim Maguire. More than 42,000. Californians have been forced to flee their homes as nine large wild fires continue to burn out of control in the northern part of the state, and that's prompting Governor Gavin Newsom to request a major disaster declaration from President Biden. The Calgary Fire has scorched 107,000.
AP News
"middle tennessee" Discussed on AP News
"The Pfizer vaccine, Honolulu's mayor says he'll restrict indoor gatherings to 10 people outdoor gatherings to 25 in an effort to control the coronavirus. I'm Tim Maguire, Tennessee flooding I'm Tim Maguire with an A P news minute at least. 22 people are dead and 10 or more missing since an historic 17 inches a rain last Saturday. Sent flash floods crashing into Waverly and one other small town and rural Middle Tennessee, Jodi Starsky was able to escape the rapidly rising water, but she fears her across the street neighbor's didn't think in my mind that they thought they were safe that the water was not going to get that high. From what I've heard. Gushed had them And we lost. We spared. She drowned. The process. She was her hero. She saved us. The 17 inches of rain shattered the Tennessee single day rain record by more than three inches. Evacuation flights increase out of Kabul National security advisor Jake Sullivan in the last 24 hours alone. 28 U. S military flights have a evacuated approximately 10,400 people. Another 6000 evacuated by allies. I'm Tim Maguire, With New York Governor Andrew Cuomo stepping down just before midnight on Monday. Lieutenant Governor Kathy Hotel will be sworn in just after midnight to replace him, breaking another glass ceiling for women in state politics. Local who said she didn't work closely with Cuomo and wasn't aware of the harassment allegations before they became public, has vowed no one will ever call her workplace toxic. She plans to keep on Cuomo era employees for 45 days to allow her time to interview new hires, but said she will not keep anyone found to have behaved unethically at least 35 employees and the governor's office have left since February, according to staff rosters. Local will need to quickly build your own team of advisors who can help steer the administration for at least the next 16 months, And she has already said she plans to run for a full four year term in 2022. Julie Walker, New York..
AP News
"middle tennessee" Discussed on AP News
"In historic 17 inches of rain last Saturday sent flash floods crashing into Waverly and one other small town in rural Middle Tennessee, Jodi Starsky was able to escape the rapidly rising water, but she fears her across the street neighbor's didn't think in my mind that they thought They were safe that the water was not going to get that high. But from what I've heard Gushed had him And we lost was spared. She drowned. The process. She was our hero. She saved us. The 17 inches of rain shattered the Tennessee single day rain record by more than three inches. Evacuation flights increase out of Kabul National security advisor Jake Sullivan in the last 24 hours alone. 28 U. S. Military flights have evacuated approximately 10,400 people. Another 6000 evacuated by allies. I'm Tim Maguire, With New York Governor Andrew Cuomo stepping down just before midnight on Monday. Lieutenant Governor Kathy Hotel will be sworn in just after midnight to replace him, breaking another glass ceiling for women in state politics. Local who said she didn't work closely with Cuomo and wasn't aware of the harassment allegations before they became public has found no one will ever call her workplace toxic. She plans to keep on Cuomo era employees for 45 days to allow her time to interview new hires, but said she will not keep anyone found to have behaved unethically. At least 35 employees in the governor's office have left since February, according to staff rosters. Local will need to quickly build your own team of advisors who can help steer the administration for at least the next 16 months, And she has already said she plans to run for a full four year term in 2022. Julie Walker, New York I, Mike Rossi, a reporting an energy giant, will require coronavirus vaccinations for some workers. Chevron Corporation will require some of its workforce to be vaccinated against Covid 19. Wall Street Journal reports Chevron will require workers traveling internationally living abroad or working on U. S flagged ships to be vaccinated. Now, the FDA has given full approval to the Pfizer vaccine. Cox Health, which operates hospitals in southwestern Missouri, says it will require employees to get vaccinated. But in South Dakota Republicans in the House want Governor Christie Gnome to call a special session. To pass a ban on employers requiring Covid 19 vaccinations in Mississippi State health officials say they've received an influx of calls about people trying to treat covid 19 by ingesting an anti parasite medicine purchased at livestock stores. I'm Mike Rocio. Thank you for backyard barbecue season is still in full swing. But soon we can get together as we're moving doors close is here to help you get your home and shape from windows to flooring Go with Lows. Inhabitants stall.
KZSC 88.1 FM Santa Cruz
"middle tennessee" Discussed on KZSC 88.1 FM Santa Cruz
"Tennessee record for one day Rainfall Tennessee Governor Bill Lee toward the area, calling it a devastating picture of loss and heartache. They would see water in their yard, and within minutes it was coming in their home, and then they would move to a neighbor who had a second floor. Because within literally within about a five or 10 minute period of time, they went from seeing floodwaters rise to not being able to escape their home. A flash flood watch was issued for the area before the rain started, with forecasters saying 4 to 6 inches of rain was possible. The worst storm recorded in This area of Middle Tennessee dropped nine inches of rain, whether service to meteorologists in Nashville said that forecasting almost a record is something we don't do very often, she said. Double the amount we've ever seen, was almost unfathomable. Extreme weather events, like Tennessee's torrential rainfall will become more frequent. According to scientists, as the climate crisis caused by global warming grows worse, this slow and sprawling storm system named unread today drenched much of the inland northeast with rain and threatened severe flooding in areas with ground already saturated from the West. Summer rains from the storm day lunged areas from New Hampshire to New York City and down to the New Jersey and Pennsylvania as much as eight inches like that already fallen in some areas of New Jersey by yesterday. And re spared coastal areas of New York and New England major damage when his center made landfall Sunday in Rhode Island as a tropical storm,.
AP News
"middle tennessee" Discussed on AP News
"Of people still missing after record breaking rain sent floodwaters surging through Middle Tennessee, killing at least 22 people. The floods took out roads, cell phone towers and telephone lines. The Taliban is warning the US that it will not accept Washington extending the August 31st deadline for evacuating Americans, Afghan allies and others from the airport in Kabul, the a piece Charles de la Dismas overseas with this Taliban spokesman, Sohail Shaheen, speaking in an interview with UK broadcaster Sky says, if the U. S extends That means the extending occupation and the group would respond. He didn't say how, though if they or intent and continuing the occupation so it will provoke reaction. Shaheen adds. Any extension would to create mistrust between the Taliban and the U. S. He also denied Afghans were attempting to flee the country due to fear of the Taliban. I'm Charles Dillon ASTHMA, a new AP poll finds the most Americans think teachers and eligible students should be required to get the covid vaccine. This is a P news. Don Everly one half of the pioneering rock and roll Everly Brothers has died. Singer Don Everly of the Everly Brothers has died in Nashville, Tennessee, at the age of 84, according to his attorney, the Everly Brothers combined pop rock and country with distinctive harmonies for a sound that influenced many groups, who followed by by Love was their first hit, reaching number two in 1957. He followed that up with the number one song Wake Up Little Susie. Other Everly Brothers hits include All I Have to do is dream. When will I be loved and Cathy's Clown Everlys.
WBAP 820AM
"middle tennessee" Discussed on WBAP 820AM
"20 south about a Randol mill. The right lane still blocked off there. W B A P first traffic on the ones I'm Monty could from the W B A P Weather center. In addition to Andre, paralyzing some of the traffic in the Northeast, we had a catastrophic flood in Middle Tennessee. Nearly two dozen people did from that over the weekend for us got to watch the heat in the next few days. 98 today 79 Tonight 99 tomorrow 100 on Wednesday. Right now. W b a P 80 degrees better life with Dr Sanjay Gupta. Are you getting sick of eating the same thing every night? I'm doctor Sanjay Gupta, CNN's chief medical correspondent. We eat a lot of meat here in the United States. In fact, according to recent estimates by the Agriculture Department, the average American eats more than £200 of red meat and poultry per year £200. I talk a lot about food is medicine and one of the best and easiest ways to eat. The best medicine is to shift towards a more plant based diet. Now that doesn't have to mean going full begin or even vegetarian. It could just mean designating one day a week to not eat meat. Meatless Mondays Search for some fun new recipes to try while you're cooking at home more than you have in the past. In front of mine just went out and bought a bunch of new herbs and spices to experiment with. They can really go a long way as well towards mimicking that delicious meat flavor. It's kind of the best of both worlds. I'm Dr Sanjay Gupta. Helping you live a better life. Of all the things you do to protect your health. None is more important than staying.
Bob Zadek
15 Dead, Dozens Missing in Tennessee Flooding
"Catastrophic flooding the problem in Middle Tennessee at least 10 people are dead and dozens missing. As record shattering rainfalls washed away homes and rural roads. The Tana McEwan was pummeled by 17 inches of rain less than 24
The Patriot AM 1150
"middle tennessee" Discussed on The Patriot AM 1150
"Sources So don't be getting But Keep getting letters in the mail from our natural guests provider stating that Any pipelines that run exterior to the house. We would be responsible for 100% out of pocket for any repair or burst and they're offering a plane for eight bucks a month. That would, um, supply up to, um and $8000. Policy coverage, a better world hunger and if that would be a good idea to do absolutely not. That's horrible. Okay, That's what I thought. But I This is the first household that we've ever lived in with an electric. So I was going to get your perspective. Yeah, they're making a bazillion dollars on that They're making more on that crap in their own gas. Oh, my God. What I thought Yeah. So let me let me cut. Here's Here's how I'm answering. That question was such with such emotion, okay? Um in my life, which I'm old I have owned over 2000 pieces of real estate. Lots and lots of residential single family homes are on that list. I used to buy property that was trashed, Fix it up and resell it in my twenties. And flipping. And all of those pieces of property. I have replaced plumbing. And lots of them. I've replaced. I've had septic tank problems with lots of them. I've had a sewer lines running from the street that got busted up by roots from a tree growing next to them in lots of lots of them, not hundreds, but enough of them that I remember it happening a lot. Okay. I've bought houses that the wiring was bad in and we had to strip it out and put all wiring back. In all of those properties on I'm in Middle Tennessee and natural gas is very proper are very prevalent in middle Tennessee. You'll see it in a lot of our homes. I've been in my personal home now. I have it in my lake house now. Okay, right here in Middleton, So it's natural gas is everywhere where I'm doing all these deals. The vast majority of these houses would have had natural gas in them. The number of times I have replaced a natural gas line from the street. To the house. Out of all of those different experiences is zero. No one. Okay, beautiful. So there's actually some data behind my going. No way, right? Yeah. So that's what I thought, too, But I mean, I'll be more likely to buy sewer line experience sewer line insurance that I would be gas lining insurance, and they don't know they don't sell that that I know of. So Um yeah, that that's interesting God, what will they come up with next to sell people? Unbelievable. Hey, thanks for calling. That's very interesting. I appreciate that question. The first time I've ever had that question. I don't even know they did that. That's wow. So here's a good rule to remember on insurance of all kinds, extended warranties of all kinds..
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"middle tennessee" Discussed on SuperTalk WTN 99.7
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Weekend Edition Sunday
At Least Four Dead After Nashville Flooding; Crews Rescue More than 150 People
"Crews are busy in Nashville. NPR's Giles Snyder reports. Another round of severe weather in the South has sparked dangerous flash flooding. In Middle Tennessee. Water poured into homes and businesses and Nashville overnight. Cars and roads were submerged in the Nashville Fire Department says crews have been responding all over Davidson County conducting water rescues. The National Weather Service in Nashville, says there were reports of people clinging to trees and forecasters warned of a life threatening situation with rainfall totaling as much as 7 to 10 inches. Weather Service issued a flash flood emergency overnight. This latest bout was severe weather comes after last week's tornado outbreak in the south about eight or bleed to have touched down in Alabama and to end Georgia, leaving at least five people dead.
SuperTalk WTN 99.7
"middle tennessee" Discussed on SuperTalk WTN 99.7
"From the W T a new center. I'm Pamela for with your top stories. Is for meteorologist Dan Thomas says We could get snow anywhere from 1 to 4 inches in the Middle Tennessee area the next day or so, this on top of the ice. We already have So needless to say, it will be a mess. Winter Storm watches have been posted for Middle Tennessee and Southern Kentucky. They start tomorrow at three, and it's been upgraded to a winter storm warning in West Tennessee City entire area. Gets impacted by this next storm, Just like the last one team A says there have been three whether related deaths across the state one in Murray County and the other two in Shelby County. In other news, Tennessee will begin registering teachers and people 65 years and older for the covered 19 vaccine in money news. Here's the area Aldinger Doc's clothes mixed the Dow rising 64 points the S and P 500 fell to while the NASDAQ closed down. 48. Energy companies were among the sessions leaders, many seeing record prices due to the frigid cold weather impacting much of the country. That is the latest news, traffic and weather next Brought to you by Dr Friday tax and financial firm and enrolled agent with the I. R. S to represent you for tax services planning business, and I arrest negotiation called 6153670819, or a. D r Friday dot com. From the Genesis Diamonds WTN Traffic Center was stuck out the right lane blocked at 24 Easters ago. South bound here at Harding Place..
WHAS 840 AM
"middle tennessee" Discussed on WHAS 840 AM
"Let's he was middle Tennessee. It was about a 72 degree day and then we knew that it was gonna get chilly As we were going up into the smoky mountains. It was 36 degrees in pelting some rain pellets, ice pellets. When we were going up the mountain. He was really very great, Slow trip, and there's no lights, You know, like in the parts of the mountains, you know where it was before you get all the hotels and everything else. Don't you guys have like in that transformer gear You wear it doesn't it? Doesn't that really kind of keep you insulated? Actually, you could have heated gear. You can plug. Seriously? Yeah, that's what When he turns into go, go. Power Rangers Looks like the jealous one guys I saw transferred. No, I'm just saying it because it looks like it's built to keep it looks like it's built to reflect the wind. Keep it off of you. Well, there's different kinds. You have some that have open pores to allow air flow to come through and very, very comfortable. Are you one of those guys when you ride your bike you have you don't have the headset for radio. You have to do blurring speakers in your face. Well, yes And no. I have two motorcycles. I have a gold wing, which I could do that. Or I can use a Bluetooth device for my helmet, which I haven't put in my head because I don't really think the speakers of that. So I think that would be distracted. Well, to be honest with you, I don't really I don't really look at maps when I'm writing And even though I have on the gold wing and And I don't have the radio on when I'm writing. Ah, back roads with a lot of curves. I feel like you gotta concentrate. That's just how I am. I mean, I'm just, you know. So, um, Wow, I just always It was always interesting when I was a kid because they're always this is before they have Bluetooth and you roll up in some guy would just have that thing blaring like in front of his face. Did you have to like it? Don't you get some interesting music selections? God, motorcycle rolls up, big guy. You're standard motorcycle guy and musical selection comes out of there. You're like that, You know, I went out of would have not have guessed that kind of yesterday's would do, But yeah. You're typecasting, and it's kind of anus. Teran is, um and I don't know what kind of is a most typecasting because I know you're right. A motorcycle and you are not. You are neither big nor the standard motorcycle type. Oh, yeah, There's okay. Yeah, the motorcycle clan, uh, all kind of gets that there's a little bit of stupidity to what we're doing. So with that there's like you just kind of this mutual respect, and you won't find a nicer people than motorcycle riders when it comes to help. Oh, yeah. You know, I always have the big toy. Just say if the church was like motor sick, better write my first time Our neighbor had a motorcycle and he said, Hey, you wanna go for a ride? I had never been more terrified in my entire life. I mean, he knew what he was doing. He was He was great after about Maybe 10 minutes. I started to relax a little bit. But it's just something when you're not used to riding on a motorcycle and you're in that open, and I know that's why people ride motorcycles because it's that feeling of being open, which I could get where that would be a rush. I was terrified. Yeah, I'm that's not my cup of tea you want You want your motorcycle? Fine. Give me four wheels. Give me a jeep. But the top was keep it better when you see those guys on the lead those crotch rockets flying down the water Senate about Oh, I don't know. 134 billion miles an hour. Yeah, I'm like, Dude, there's How.
WBAP 820AM
"middle tennessee" Discussed on WBAP 820AM
"Alternative route, also a disabled vehicle in Garland. It's on North bound 6 35 in Northwest Highway. The right lane is blocked. W ba pee first traffic. I'm Dave Allen. They always fate talking about what matters should get rid of those pesky Republicans. And raise taxes. Enough. You have utopia. We don't have utopia. You talking 20 w b a p w b a p dot com By the way. What do you think that I should mention is that I mean, my son. He went to empty s you and now he's going to school. What's that? I'm sorry. I'm sorry, Middle Tennessee State University. Thank you, Bill. I am in Nashville and so he went to Middle Tennessee State University now is going to school out in Arizona. And it is a boatload of money that we are paying for my son to go to school, and that is all money right out of pocket. I mean, we're not taking We do not take out any loans. I just have to write a check every few months and let me tell you something. It is a ton of money. And so part of if the if Joe Biden decides to do this all think about this, too. So if you're like me And you just paid off is you go along. I called earlier and said that he had done this if you pay for school all along and not not taking out these loans, or if you're a parent that has done this. Well, then you also are getting penalized. I know the answer to our question is no. We will not be getting any of this money back. Now. Chase Chase. You are in Denton and you've been hearing to speak about You know the possibility that Biden may be issuing an executive order for giving $50,000 in federal loan debt. What do you think? Hey, thank you for taking my call today. Um, shout out to Rick. Hope you're doing well, um, but, yeah, I'm 23 years old and I just graduated from the University of North Texas. I've paid for it while I was going. I had a little bit of help from my parents. You know that. They wanted me to go to school further my education, but a lot of it was coming out of my pocket. You know, working my part time job going to classes. Doing that. But if they if they never took out student loans because I knew it was a scam, you know the interesting that is just ridiculous. It is insane. It is insane. So I did it the right way. So if you want to forgive probably about 75% of the students that go to colleges and take out these loans, what about the other people get better just getting there getting screwed all their money out of pocket. And and nothing, nothing for them, And that's why this whole equality issue an equity. It's all buzzwords. It's what I do know I chase it's It's what I like to call Chase is what I like to call a bumper sticker politics, bumper sticker activism or hashtag activism. You know, this is the kind of thing that they like to do. No. They like to come up with these these buzzwords or the slogans that looked really good to the right of a hashtag. But in reality, like, for example, with this whole thing With the repaying of the or forgiving of the college loan debt. It really looks good behind the hashtag. But in reality, it's just not fair to somebody like you who did it the right way. And paid it off. Is they go along? I think this is terrible for folks. And you're exactly right Colleges where they go to indoctrinate you. But you've got to be smarter than when you're getting there. And you're there lecturing you about you know, Marxism how great it is. How horrible capitalism is. You really got a You take a step back from these radical professors better spewing this nonsense, man. But so is so chase. Let me ask you because you're a conservative. It sounds like and good for you. Congratulations on getting out of college. Still retaining your conservative credentials. So, Yeah, man. It was It was hard. I bet. How did you was a As a 18 1920 21 22 year old man in college and conservative. How difficult was it for you to one? Did you have to keep your mouth shut or were you allowed to speak up? No. You brought up anything on the right now. You better not say it in class. You keep that to yourself. That's unfortunate because it wasn't I thought the other conservative s. So where Chase. Let me ask you when you were going to school and you wanted to speak up, but you couldn't Was. They're part of you. That was disappointed because you thought that college would actually be a place where you know ideas could be exchanged. Could. I thought that was the plan, But at the end of the day, I just wanted to make good grades. So I'll listen to what you have to say. And I'll remember it now. We're Gertrude Tate it for a test, but It really. It's not a place where you can, you know, have an idea of like a fiscal conservative and then argue with like some one on the left, and you know, you'll come to an agreement. Maybe there's some ground in the middle. Where y'all can find Agreeance is on. It's not like that. It suited you think this way or you're not going to pass? So chase. Let me ask you this question because I and I've asked this question before on the radio. Do you regret going to college? Do you have any regrets of of spending? All of that money. And then, um, just you know, you decided Why did why did I do that? Do you have any any college regret? I don't necessarily regret going to college. I love the degree I got. I got a bachelor of science and geography and I minored in geology. Um, like my core classes, you know, for those were really fun, and I enjoyed it. I love most of the people that were in my degree field, but I mean, some of the professors are just so radicalized. It's almost it's almost scary. I mean, I remember I had to take a class of its called critical resource in geography. And the first thing I had to write a paper about was Nigerian famine and how the Islamic caliphate failed in that, like Gets a bunch of nonsense. I really had nothing to do with it. It was just the pro Marx's book, but I had to write a paper about that. No, I just like this has nothing to do with furthering my education, and now he doesn't buy it.
SuperTalk WTN 99.7
"middle tennessee" Discussed on SuperTalk WTN 99.7
"The Java sea say they found the engine and the black boxes from an Indonesian airliner that went down yesterday. They hope to retrieve the boxes. Tomorrow. A major winter storm is dumping snow and slowing travel from parts of Texas to Mississippi. You're listening to ABC News. Here's your forewarned. Weather forecast A little snow is possible. On Monday I'm meteorologist and Thomas and the Forward Storm Center for tonight. Clouds thicken up. It turns cold blood. 28 have some areas of snow developing in Southern Middle Tennessee by Monday morning, something that's going to stretch up into Nashville during the morning hours on Monday, but mainly in the form of flurries. It moves out the afternoon high temperature 38 get the latest on the news for wrapped in on TV this evening on Juice four. Welcome to NAP. Speakers Cafe, a show about music city featuring the music and the people who make Nashville the music capital of the world up, played all those clubs up in Nashville. That finally got me one of those record deals. Now it's country stars. New cars Welcome to national Welcome to Nash Vegas Cafe, a show about music City. Welcome to Nash Vegas Cafe, a show about music city featuring the music and the people who make Nashville the music capital of the world. Love played. All those clubs have been Nashville and I finally got me one of those record deals. Pounds. Country stars, new cars, Pretty girls and guitars and I'd like to thank the wrong helm again there. Hey, everybody. Welcome to Nash, Vegas Cafe. My name is John Stone, and this show is about music City. Music and the people who make it.
850 WFTL
"middle tennessee" Discussed on 850 WFTL
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Atlanta Living
CBS News reports person of interest identified in connection with Nashville bombing
"The name of a person of interest tied to the explosion that rocked Nashville on Christmas Day. Multiple sources say. Anthony Quinn Warner, a national area resident, had a similar make and model RV is the one in photos released to the public water described as a white male 63 years old. We're going live now to an FBI news conference from Nashville. I'm special agent in charge. Doug Corn, ask E. And then Mickey French. The special agent in charge of the FBI was a star. The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms will also speak. Also joining us is Colonel Matt paired with the Tennessee Highway Patrol following the investigators update. Well, then hear from Mayor Cooper. At this time, I'll turn it over to United States Attorney Cochran Have known 2020 has been a tough year for Nashville. Started back in March with devastating tornadoes that we had the torch through some of our neighborhoods. Continued through the pandemic and the events of this past summer and now this Cowardly bombing on Christmas morning. Right here in the heart of our downtown. Yeah. When they haven't heard about Nashville use in the time I've lived here is that they're tough and they stick together as a team, and that's what we're doing now. And I want you to know that the team is behind me. And the folks that they represent are doing everything we can to. Find out what happened here to get the answers that you deserve. And to make sure that we're all safe. So One of the toughest groups of folks we've got here in middle Tennessee is our law, enforcement of first responders and nowhere in my experience in law enforcement. Has that ever been plainer to me and what happened early yesterday morning? 6 15 6 26 30 years. So on Christmas morning, Metro Nashville police officers just number of blocks north of here didn't run away from danger literally ran to danger. Vehicle that was announcing that it was going to blow up. And Metro Nashville police officers instead of heading in the other direction headed towards that. They evacuated that area got all the citizens out of there. I'm quite confident that their actions are part of the reason why there was less cost of life in this heinous act. Sorry. Yesterday morning we had a task force came together and it didn't No. One time thing. This is what we do all the time. The U. S attorney's office. We work together with our federal partners are state partners in our local partners. That's what immediately started happening yesterday. Teams of agents group together across agencies started handling leads its citizens are citizens were calling in. We've had over 500 leads and tips come in on every single one of those is being followed up by a team of investigators. That's the stage we're at in this investigation. We are still continuing to follow every lead that we have. On. We will continue to do so until we find out what's happened. We also have national resources here. The department justice, the acting attorney general has told me any resources we need. We can have the FBI and the A. T F have sent their most specialized bomb technicians here to Nashville. And as we speak, they are north of here, a number of blocks that he had a massive crime scene. Doing what they do. Doing frankly what they do better than anyone else in the world, and it's quite a challenge. Having been up there and seeing that scene, it's like a giant jigsaw puzzle created by bomb throws pieces of evidence across multiple city blocks. They've got to gather it. They've got to catalog it. They've got to put it back together and trying to find out what the picture of that puzzle looks like. But there's no one better to do it. Then the folks we've got on the ground here in Nashville, Tennessee, right now. So that's going on as we speak. The investigations of the Leeds was going on as we speak. I am Confident in the team. We have way will get to the bottom of this that we will find out the story of this individual or individuals. We don't know right now. But this this is ultimate Scrooge, who on Christmas morning instead of spreading joy and cheer decided to spread devastation and destruction. But We know how that story ends your Nashville. We're gonna stand together. We're gonna get back on her feet. We're gonna get our business is back up and running. We're gonna get our infrastructure and the cell coverage back up and running because that's what we do in Nashville. Thank you for your time. I
WTOP 24 Hour News
Kentucky honors late offensive line coach with delay of game tribute and 10-man formation on first play
"Memorials around college football today, Kentucky and their first game since losing their offensive line coach John Sharman to cancer this week honored him by lining up without a left guard on the opening play. The delay of game penalty was issued, but their opponent, Vanderbilt declined that penalty before Kentucky player entered the game wearing Sharman's Jersey number 65 at Marshall, the 16th ranked thundering herd. Up big over Middle Tennessee state. It was an emotional day for the program. It was on this day 50 years ago that the team's plane crashed, claiming the lives of all 75 people on board and as they do every time this year, this time every year, Marshall wearing the 75 names on their helmets and what they call the 75 game, and it's a game that their coach Doc Holliday, Has never lost. Rob would work w T o p sports after
TN Magic Moments
Time Changes: Country Music and Agriculture - burst 02
"I suppose that you would see in Tennessee in certainly rural settings because of the country. This world would be the fiddle fiddle was brought here by Europeans very popular all over the country, but the South developed its own little style. It had its own stock of tunes even down to the region the Middle Tennessee had a had a fiddling traditional East Tennessee and places in other Southern States and Northeastern wage. you're very distinctive Regional Traditions often with tunes that dated back hundreds of years to England Scotland Ireland, but also new tunes and then off of Old Tunes all this was just passed around by musicians
Rush Limbaugh
Nashville - Trump tours hardest-hit areas in Tennessee after deadly tornadoes
"The president is touring the Nashville area today after the devastating tornadoes on Tuesday that killed around twenty five people president trump is touring the devastation in middle Tennessee Friday after four tornadoes ripped through the area earlier this week killing at least twenty four people Donaldson Christian academy a pre K. through high school in one of the hardest hit areas of Nashville was leveled the school's headmaster hopes president trump sees the damage to bring attention to the help the community needs but I also hope it brings a spotlight to the resiliency in this community and and I would hope that if you're able to come to our school tomorrow he would walk away saying Hey that's a resilient group at that school and he'd be encouraged president trump approved a disaster declaration ahead of his visit making federal funding available to the areas rebuilding from the destruction
Charlie Parker
Taylor Swift donates $1 million for Tennessee tornado relief
"A. R. president trump expected in Nashville today to help support those affected by Tuesday's tornadoes and then there's Taylor swift she's long made her home in Nashville made a million dollar donation to the middle Tennessee emergency response fund yesterday she wrote on Instagram as bill is our home she's devastated by how many people lost their homes during the deadly weather earlier this week two dozen people killed in Tuesday's tornado several still
Doug Stephan
Taylor Swift donates $1 million for Tennessee tornado relief
"Taylor swift has decided to give a million Bucks to help tornado relief from the national situation earlier in the week she was hello she lived in Nashville since she started there when she was like fourteen and I think I lived outside she said national my home and the fact that so many people lost their homes and so much more as a problem and middle Tennessee devastating to me so she makes it to the response find encourage fans to donate as much as they could as well she has done great things I think she's a pretty smart about stuff like this for charitable efforts toward the city of Nashville go back ten years or so she founded that Taylor swift charitable fund in response to the natural flood which took place in twenty ten if you're a member she made donations to both the country music hall of fame Nashville symphony's gave a hundred thirteen thousand Bucks today Tennessee equality project and then there are other country acts like damage J. Christiane have a pledge hundred grand fifty thousand respectively there toward the relief fund as