states deciding immigration law, passed by congress is something he could ignore? which one of those is going to jail? by the way, which one is being attacked not as someone who is standing up for her conscience but some kind of back woods lose are key can t ignore. i m not lots of people ignore the law,s specially and including the president of the united states. that s a great point. kind of a different story completely it seems like but. but the principle is the same. it s worth upholding. again, i m not arguing on behalf of public officials ignoring the law. she shouldn t be allowed to do that. it seems hypocritical. was she also making sure that everybody who was getting married if they were straight married? was she making sure they didn t have sx before he this got married or living together? right there. is is a lot of hypocrisy is in this. she also a democrat. being vilified as some sort of righty. she is not. she is a democrat. she has been divorced. and in the bibl
there now and the format, keep waving the flag for traditional country music. it s worked so far. so we ll keep doing it. anna: small town usa, back woods. tell me kind of where your stories come from in your song issues cause they certainly do have a message. real life. i grew up in a little town about 300 people. so there was more people on this block in arkansas. anna: any stop lights in that town? none. population sign says 272. anna: yikes. that s where you re from. you now have a beautiful wife and two children. you moved to nashville for a bit, but now you re back in arkansas? yeah. i lived in nashville for ten years. it was always my intention to move back home around my family. we ve been able to do that now and we re loving it. anna: you re getting ready to go on tour with randy houser in november. what are you looking forward to? it will be our second tour. we did it early in the year and we re doing it now. to have randy go out and open for us is going to b
that came to an end when he boarded a second bus carrying a dozen passengers. seattle police had to make a snap decision. the gunman was shot and killed through the window of the bus. wounded driver of the first bus is recovering at the hospital. new details about the kidnapping ordeal endured by the california teenager rescued over the weekend as her father speaks out about the family tragedy. abc s ryan owens has more from idaho. reporter: hannah anderson is back home in southern california after a harrowing week that ended with fbi agents shooting her accused kidnapper in the idaho back woods. as for my daughter, the healing process will be slow. she has been through a tremendous, horrific ordeal. reporter: the 16-year-old found out her father is the only other member of her immediate family still alive. the sheriff says the teen had no idea the man accused of kidnapping her a week ago, 40-year-old james dimaggio, allegedly killed her mother and 8-year-old brother.
more alert and into what is going on in their neighborhood. eric: he said it himself. andrea: it s his statement. eric: he said hey, you got in the car with stranger. absolutely, you know, that s one lesson. don t get in the car with strangers. the other is if you re a neighbor, just say something. just say something. dana: the cops came because somebody said they saw a young girl tapping at the window in the attic. and then in his statement he said he used to put them up in the attic when people came over and the cops come by and nobody answered the door so they leave. okay. i can understand that. somewhere in the community, doesn t it sit there and fester? eric: okay. it s a weird subtlety, but in the past you would hear i mean, it was the deliverance joke, that this sort of thing only happened in rural america, out in the woods, the back woods, but today many of our inner cities are back woods. greg: they re dying. the new outback is now the