some of the roads in nashville were good, but lo and behold, pat thomas is in nashville. thomas had his problems with grant, but he was sherman's most trusted subordinate and sherman sent him to nashville to get nashville, ready for the fight. as brian had told you in the previous speech nashville was the third most fortified city in the united states, d.c. and richmond. i say ten or 11 miles of trenches around nashville, impregnable to assault. who knew this from spies? but hearing it and seeing it are two different things. we all have that in life. you can be told something and told something and not believe it. but when you see it, you know, and the confederates after the disaster at franklin immediately marched to nashville and they were on the high ground south of nashville. they realize we don't have enough people. th're cold, starving, 3500 don't have shoes, nothing to eat there in rags. they're filthy. and the morale of the team is at rock bottom. so what do these guys see working. they see all of these forts around nashville. and look at this. this is the old cit

some of the roads in nashville were good, but lo and behold, pat thomas is in nashville. thomas had his problems with grant, but he was sherman's most trusted subordinate and sherman sent him to nashville to get nashville, ready for the fight. as brian had told you in the previous speech nashville was the third most fortified city in the united states, d.c. and richmond. i say ten or 11 miles of trenches around nashville, impregnable to assault. who knew this from spies? but hearing it and seeing it are two different things. we all have that in life. you can be told something and told something and not believe it. but when you see it, you know, and the confederates after the disaster at franklin immediately marched to nashville and they were on the high ground south of nashville. they realize we don't have enough people. they're cold, stain 3500 don't have shoes, nothing to eat there in rags. they're filthy. and the morale of the team is at rock btom. so what do these guys see working. they see all of these forts around nashville. and look at this. this is the old city of

some of the roads in nashville were good, but lo and behold, pat thomas is in nashville. thomas had his problems with grant, but he was sherman's most trusted subordinate and sherman sent him to nashville to get nashville, ready for the fight. as brian had told you in the previous speech nashville was the third most fortified city in the united states, d.c. and richmond. i say ten or 11 miles of trenches around nashville, impregnable to assault. who knew this from spies? but hearing it and seeing it are two different things. we all have that in life. you can be told something and told something and not believe it. but when you see it, you know, and the confederates after the disaster at franklin immediately marched to nashville and they were on the high ground south of nashville. they realize we don't have enough people. they're cold, starving, 3500 don't havehoes, nothing to eat there in rags. they're filthy. anthe morale of the team is at rock bottom. so what do these guys see working. they see all of these forts around nashville. and look at this. this is the old city

some of the roads in nashville were good, but lo and behold, pat thomas is in nashville. thomas had his problems with grant, but he was sherman's most trusted subordinate and sherman sent him to nashville to get nashville, ready for the fight. as brian had told you in the previous speech nashville was the third most fortified city in the united states, d.c. and richmond. i say ten or 11 miles of trenches around nashville, impregnable to assault. who knew this from spies? but hearing it and seeing it are two different things. we all have that in life. you can be told something and told something and not believe it. but when you see it, you know, and the confederates after the disaster at franklin immediately marched to nashville and they were on the high ground south of nashville. they realize we don't have enough people. they're cd, starving, 3500 don't have shoes, nothing to eat there in rags. they're filthy. and the morale of the team is at rock bottom. so what do these guys see working. they see all of these forts around nashville. and look at this. this is the old cit

some of the roads in nashville were good, but lo and behold, pat thomas is in nashville. thomas had his problems with grant, but he was sherman's most trusted subordinate and sherman sent him to nashville to get nashville, ready for the fight. as brian had told you in the previous speech nashville was the third most fortified city in the united states, d.c. and richmond. i say ten or 11 miles of trenches around nashville, impregnable to assault. who knew this from spies? but hearing it and seeing it are two different things. we all have that in life. you can be told something and told something and not believe it. but when you see it, you know, and the confederates after the disaster at franklin immediately marched to nashville and they were on the high ground south of nashville. they realize we don't have enough people. they're cold, starving, 3500 don't have shoes, nothing to eat there in rags. they're filthy. and the morale of the team is at rock bottom. so what do these guys see working. they see all of these forts around nashville. and look at this. this is the old c

nashville is a great city. lots of fun. >> we needed it. >> take a look. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hi everybody. we are here the learn a little line dancing. >> nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you. >> are you ready? >> why don't we get you cowboy hats over here. like red? >> so we are going start with a grapevine. cross behind with your left. step out with your right we are going to bring our feet together and add a clap. we are going to take that right heel into the floor on one, back in on two. left heel dig on 3, back on 4. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> getting ready to turn. >> thank you. >> thank you everybody. high fives. yes. >> we have a surprise for you upstairs. so why don't we head upstairs? >> any line dancing upstairs? >> oh, what it is. >> how do you do? >> i was watching. after that wonderful display of rhythm and elegance you guys got to be hungry. >> this is an appetizer. >> this looks like hot chicken. >> yes. >> i'm going to go in on the spice. >> 1-2-3 go. >> big bite. >> pretty hot. you know. >> hot ho

saturday night in nashville, tennessee.hat all the time. >> dana: you had a big announcement today and we want to be part of it. >> dierks: dana has been on a lot of my shows. >> dana: i am not a stocker yet. >> dierks: we come backstage and we have a few drinks. on stage singing but i host a big cocktail party every night. my friends come out and dana is one of my favorite people, favorite friends and i have these drink backstage. a drink company made in tennessee, my buddy josh alice. it's called withco, stands for "with company." my friends all of the country i get to see him in april for a walk on stage and nothing brings people together more than a cocktail pay whether there is alcohol in it or not. the good thing about withco, i discovered as a pilot, i fly my band sometimes to and from joseph. those of the nights that i can't drink, sadly. i'm able to use this with a -- make it a fake cocktail. i'm not sure what we have in these classes tonight. probably the real thing. [laughter] >> tyrus: i will take care of that.

in nashville.ing is missing right now. >> we need to look the part. >> what could we need? how about a hat? >> let's do it. >> let's go in. >> look at this place. >> this is so beautiful. >> welcome to rustler hat co. >> tell us about rustler. >> we are based in nashville, we have tons of options to customize your hat from bands, charms, feathers, we even brand the stuff, too. >> i love hats, i've never had one i made myself. >> can we pick out our own hat? >> this is what you are here for. let's do it. >> i have your hats pulled. start with the blank canvas. >> pick out the fort worthers. >> try this is really quick. check it out. >> that's perfect. >> look at that. >> carley for you, adding the maroon all around. >> maybe i should add sparkle. when in nashville. >> yes, when in nashville. >> i love it. >> wow. >> a little sparkle. >> how pretty is that? >> it's amazing. >> who knew cowboy hats could be so fun. and girlie and cute. >> janice will add the jazz. >> you love the sparkle. >> i do. tha

a pleasure to have you all here in nashville and this is my nashville, been wanting to say that for ayou read the teleprompter. watching the patriot awards streaming live on fox nation tonight at 8:00 p.m. >> brian: all right. >> ainsley: nice job. >> ainsley: you have a future in. this thanks for coming. >> brian: go to the boot barn for goodness sakes. >> seriously get new a nice pair of boots. >> lawrence: we will stop by. >> steve: rhymes with lucy. >> peter doocy, i won't forget it again. coming up "fox & friends weekend" host. pete hegseth will be live. >> brian: are you sure? >> lawrence: i confirmed it. >> brian: first, just in time for the holidays, thanksgiving dinner will be less expensive this year but we can thank the turkeys for that not bidenomics. we're going to talk to the ramsey solution team on ways to save as prices remain at historic high. please could you the band. ♪ ♪ somedays, i cover up because of my moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. now i feel free to bare my skin, thanks to skyrizi. ♪(uplifting music)♪ ♪nothing is everything♪ i'm celebrating my clearer sk

we are at the grand ole opry house in nashville. >> steve: that's right. show for last night's patriot awards. if you haven't seen it yet, you can check it out on fox nation. you never know. sometimes we rebroadcast it on fox. >> ainsley: free for veterans. >> steve: it absolutely is. we have a bunch of veterans in here today. i hope that every one of the members of the of the two bands stops by and steps into the circle because we have talked a little bit with this. here at the grand ole opry, they actually carved out a 6-foot round circle of the original floor of the grand ole opry, the reiman auditorium in downtown nashville and placed it there. it is essentially -- it is holy ground. >> lawrence: when you step, in i feel like you get a burst of energy. it's different. >> ainsley: prove it. >> steve: hop over here. >> brian: lawrence is right because sometimes he makes things up. >> ainsley: so energetic. [laughter] >> steve: we're about to show you where we presented the first ever stephen siller award. as we stood here, ainsley was right here and she

i'm a nashville boy, i'm a hillbilly.he original rhyme is center stage, they cut a six-foot square from the original stage, even though the opry had five homes, that circle is where you stood. >> it is hallowed. every great country star, you can think of has stood there. it is a hallowed place. for me to have grownup here and to be thought of if this latter stage as a country artist. i started as teen idol and elvis was my opening act. you didn't know elvis was my opening act. >> steve: i never heard that. >> nobody else can say that either. it was true. >> steve: you have a new album available on vinyl for people like me who love vinyl and it has great stuff. pat, these pictures are fantastic. >> i did some of it recording here, all along my career, some 70 years, i've been recording country songs, my favorites. they were in album. many people didn't know i was recording. hank williams and eddy arnold and all the ones you can think of, their songs. it is 26-million selling hits in one album sung by one artist. >> steve:

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. >> this is nashville, man.ave to punch it. >> welcome to the fox nation patriot awards make it almost feels like we are in new york city or something. can you drop the hands into it with a country accent? just add an accent to it? >> i've got it. ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the fox nation -- we met one more time. >> we have to go. 2. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tonight in nashville. we are honoring the brave men and women who commit their all, patriots that deserve to be celebrated. that is why we have the best and brightest, sean hannity, jesse watters, laura ingram and so many more and performances from craig morgan and dennis quaid. also that we can salute you. >> welcome to nashville. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> and here is your host. >> let's do this, nashville. >> what is up, everybody. [cheers] [applause] >> hello, everyone, good evening, fox nation. what a crowd we have. beautiful patriots. i think some of you have already been to broadway. it is so great to have you here. so john and i hammered this out in his cadillac. so ladies and

or the greater nashville area.ng center right as opposed to austin, which has now has a reputation of being center left. will: maybe far left. pete: pulling the experience of the garbage of california. you're not moving from california to nashville if you're looking for another liberal haven. you're moving to the greater nashville area because you want away from that stuff. it's got a liberal mayor. will: like everywhere. pete: yeah, but a republican congressman because of redistricting there. it's not getting blue any time soon. will: so if you were from nashville and think i'm wrong, i'm just guessing. i was curious walking through the airport like the pizza shop was really cool and things are really cool. pete: conservatives can have nice cool things too. rachel: drunk bachelorette parties. pete: if you go down to broadway street, there's bachelorette parties every r. rachel: funny story on all the members at this event, we went on one of those bikes. pete: the pedal bike. rachel: ran into a bridal shower. it's

faced an unthinkable tragedy when a gunman entered the school. >> nashville a finest just minutes tond take down the shooter. >> all locked down we have two kids we don't know where they are. >> okay. >> let's go. metro police. >> we went through that door. not knowing what i was walking into. started cleaning rooms as fast as possible trying to find where the shooter was. >> we're were up stairs in the hallway. in the art room. >> art room. >> please, hurry, i hear him. >> they are coming. >> just try -- okay try to stay quiet. >> be quiet. up stairs, sounds like up stairs. go. go [ sound of gunfire ] >> move, move. stuff moving. stuff movstop moving, suspect down. can. >> breaking tonight, three nine-year-old children and three adults murdered this morning at a church run school in nashville. >> police were quick to arrive on scene as police ran toward the sound of gunfire preventing a larger tragedy. >> they did what we are trained to do, they formed together, and went right in. knowing everyone that second, every moment, wasted could cost lives. they just wanted to save kids. [ap

we're show glad you are here, we are live in the year of our lord 2023 at the grand ole opry house in nashvillennessee. you know i am so honored to be joined by so many of my amazing fox colleagues here in the front, people you know, you see of day. you will see many soon up on stage. it has been 5 years, 5 incredible years of the patriot awards honoring unsung heroes and amazing patriots, this is for you, because of you. you will see, that the men and women that we'll honor on this stage, never sought the spotlight, at the "fox nation" patriot awards the spotlight has found them tonight. [applause] let's shine that spotlight bright, let's do it right now, does that sound good? all right. here to present the first award of the evening, she is my co-host. she is a mama bear spit fire. who as they said about michael jordan, you can only stop -- you can't stop her. you can only hope to contain her. and joining her the man who knows that better than anyone else. two great patriots, my friends ra rachel duffy and congressman sean duffy. >> thank you, pete, we are thrilled to be here tonight. to pres

we love you here in nashville.next, osama bin laden's despicable disgusting letter justifying the 9/11 terror attacks has gone viral on tiktok. we're going to tell you why this is extremely troubling as we continue. meet gold bond daily healing. a powerhouse lotion that moisturizes, heals, and smooths dry skin. with 7 moisturizers & 3 vitamins. and... new gold bond healing sensitive. clinically shown to heal & moisturize dry, sensitive skin. gold bond. >> sean: over the last 24 hours, a really despicable, repulsive, disgusting trend has gone viral on the left. thousands of users posting videos on tiktok and other platforms encouraging people to actually read osama bin laden's letter to america which he used to justify the killing of 2,977 of our fellow americans, 9/11/01 in the terrorist attack that took all of our fellow american lives. here is just one example. >> i need everyone to stop what they're doing right now and go read -- it's literally two pages -- go read a letter to america and please come back here a

, ladies and gentlemen, the great dennis quaid. >> ainsley: more from nashville as we unpack nashville'sill hy hemmer, do you have details on the show? >> i few, i do not think i've had a mountain dew in 20 years and it sounds good. might have to. >> brian: looking for caffeine. >> great work down there, a true honor to watch everything presented last night. come on home. good morning on friday. tiktok gets an earful over this bin laden message and israel revealing what it found inside that hospital. how is the economy for the holiday? maria takes us shopping and vegas, baby, guess who is coming to town now? it's friday, folks, we'll see you soon, six minutes away. i suffer with psoriatic arthritis and psoriasis. i was on a journey for a really long time to find some relief. cosentyx works for me. cosentyx helps real people get real relief from the symptoms of psoriatic arthritis or psoriasis. serious allergic reactions, severe skin reactions that look like eczema, and an increased risk of infections, some fatal, have occurred. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms, had a

it is always a great night in nashville.ton manning. i talked to these guys to see how they planned to top last year's show. you'll hear what they had to say coming up. >> can't wait for that, lara. lara living her best life in nashville this morning. also the white house says the child care subsidies during the pandemic worked help parents get back to work. we have the latest on the push to extend the funding ahead. >>> let's start with top stories at 8. election results across the country. top story. we'll look at what they could mean for 2024. ohio delivered a message with national implication, protecting abortion rights. let's go back to mary bruce in columbus. good morning, mary. >> reporter: good morning again, george. yeah, this was a big night for democrats, winning in several key races, showing the political potency of the fight for abortion rights and giving democrats a big boost with the presidential election now just one year away. here in red leaning ohio, voters enshrining the right to an abortion into the stat

tonight we are broadcasting live from the grand old opry right here in beautiful nashville, tennessee, which is the site of the fifth annual patriot awards. that kicks off tomorrow. don't miss it. 6:30 p.m. only on fox nation. coming up the one and only kid rock right here on our set. that will be a lot of fun. we begin tonight on the west coast where the president of the united states just wrapped up a series of high-stakes meetings with the dictator of china president xi. this was after months of begging and pleading and begging and ass kissing. america's relationship with china has severely deteriorated since joe biden has become president. and frankly for good reason. china we all know infected the world with covid-19, a disease that killed more than 1 million americans. there has never been any accountability. they continue to ship massive quantities of cheap fentanyl to north america. that's a drug that is killing 200 of our fellow americans every single day. again, never held accountable. they threaten our allies including taiwan and the philippines constantly. flying into taiw

dana is in nashville for the big patriot awards later tonight. martha and i have the duties in new york city. >> martha: good morning. let's get right to it. sensitive negotiations are underway right now for a potential hostage deal. we've been hearing about it over the last several days. we understand that they are making some headway between israel and hamas. >> bill: the potential terms are quite specific. it would reportedly include 3 to 5 days of no fighting and then after that hamas would release up to 50 women and children on day one. israel will release a similar number of palestinian women and children held in israeli prisons in return. >> martha: then hamas would release ten more hostages each day of the cease-fire. when the hostage release stops, the cease-fire stops and israel would permit fuel and aid into gaza. >> bill: the progress comes after israeli special forces ramp up their pressure on hamas physically going inside that large hospital in gaza city, which is believed to be a disguise for hamas's command center. team fox covera

in nashville. were quick to arrive on that scene as police ony ran toward g police the sound of gunfire, preventing an evenre tragedy. >> is that your name? yeah. well, we trying to do a formy fd together and with writing, evey knowing that every second, every moment waste sd could cost lives. they just wanted to save kids. tonight. >> tonight we are here notll o to dwell on tragedy, but toth honor the men and women who turned towards danger, otheturned towards danger, embodying the spirit of myt of father, stephen, and the soul of the tunnel to towers foundation. >> pleas thee welcome recipients of the first ever in honor of my father. thl to towers stephen siller, patriot award. r we would like to introduce you to detective michael peloso. detective sergeant jeff mathis, and detective ryan cagle, the old story. thank you. i appreciate you. you so, detective. let's see. an officer engelberg could noteh be here tonight, but we will be making sure they get their paid we get. toe they get their paid

and there's a side of me that still wondered if nashville knew what.i woke up that day and i was like, nashville knows you want to be my co-host for the rest of the night. i'd love to hang. please. i got another suit. i'm in. call me anytime. >> i first met jelly roll last year on the cma red carpet and i knew he was something special. all for this year's show. he'll be performing twice once with k.michelle for a tribute to the judds. >> she loves country music. she's about country as collard greens herself. anyways, when you really start talking to her. so this is really cool, man. i'm excited. >> and another song that is being kept under wraps. i know you can't tell me, but tell me this. what are we going to be saying about it after we see it? >> i think we're going to take the cmas to church. that first song, dude, i think nobody's going to see it coming. i didn't see it coming. i'm saying. so it's going to be fun. >> and i can't wait in nashville , george pennacchio for abc seven news. so our lineup on abc seven is just a little different tonight b

you need to keep nashville country. pete: we'll try.ichard wrote a letter to house oversight chair james comer and jim jordan and they're in the middle of a lot of investigations on capitol hill and more revelations and the white house council broke the letter to house republicans and there's a portion of what they said. they said your latest steps following irresponsible set of subpoenas and the biden family members and others for interviews that you lunch last week and all of them are private citizens including for example the president's deceased son's widow and these unjustified requests were sent despite the fact after a year of investigating, records of testimony and witnesses have refuted from the president. seems the white house threw the justice department top to bolt tom, they're going to go all the way to the mack to protect the biden family and it's coincidental timing and election weir coming and you happen heat wraps up and not easy to get the folks to capitol hill to testify. rachel: yeah, of course, they don't want to do

. >>> the tragic death in nashville an 18-year-old college freshman walking in the park hit by a stray bullet the questions about the suspect and why he was allowed to be freed. >>> the man seen on body cam hitting the husband of former house speaker nancy pelosi with a hammer at their home. his federal trial getting under way today. >>> the fallout from our nbc news gop presidential debate. the fiery moments. did any of the five candidates on stage make a dent in donald trump's lead >>> and don't touch that dial. the david and goliath battle to save a tiny school radio station >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >> good evening and welcome. weeks after the deadly terrorist attacks in israel and the capture of around 240 hostages, there is word tonight about two of those captives. an elderly woman and young boy seen in a video released by the palestinian group islamic jihad. but israel's president tells nbc news in an exclusive interview that hamas, which holds most of the hostages, has made no move toward a broad release of those being held this comes as the whit

. >>> the tragic death in nashville. an 18-year-old college freshman walking in the park hit by a stray bullet. the questions about the suspect and why he was allowed to be freed. >>> the man seen on body cam hitting the husband of former house speaker nancy pelosi with a hammer at their home. his federal trial getting under way today. >>> the fallout from our nbc news gop presidential debate. the fiery moments. did any of the five candidates on stage make a dent in donald trump's lead? >>> and don't touch that dial. the david and goliath battle to save a tiny school radio station. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening and welcome. weeks after the deadly terrorist attacks in israel and the capture of around 240 hostages, there is word about two of the captives. an elderly woman and young boy seen in a video released by the palestinian group islamic jihad. but israel's president tells nbc news in an exclusive interview that hamas, which holds most of the hostages, has made no move towa

but in the best of three, the holsteins were defeated by the nashville club. and shortly after that the host and club disband. there are reports of another hosting club in the 1870 years playing. it's not the same team anymore. this team disbanded, the knoxville, stayed together for one more year. one last game on the gay street baseball in 1869. tolbert herbert hall recollecting on this event this 1869 game. it was the bottom of the ninth. the knoxville's down by one run to their rival the greenville city college club. runner was on first the tying run. sam dow comes to the plate. the pitcher throws the first three pitches to the wide of the plate. dow is convinced this guy is intimidated by me. he's going to throw it wide again. i'm going to step into the box and i'm going to get that ball. and on that pitch was low, but dow got the end of his bat on it. and wouldn't you know, homerun he reported that ball rode all the way almost to the railroad tracks it's a long. but by the time they got the ball back in dale had circled the bases and won the game. and tha

we here are in nashville, tennessee, and we love justice in nashville, tennessee. and we'd love to see this president get a dose of it. but unfortunately, i don't nessee going to happen. while i agree with what greg said about how the left ppened tlooked at what happenedh to hillary clinton, and i think that they replicated that with tr trump. you know, donald trump hadoked that famous line, crooked hillary, crooked hillary that i stuck to her, and she lostse largely in 2016 because of that, that label, crooked hillary. t bel, "crthey saw that.. and they're smart and they've been waiting for their chance. if we can make it crooked onump, then maybe we can win not just one election.runs maybe we can win another one when he runs again. and jobidee biden, he's coddled and comforted by the fbi, the doj, you name it. >> he's got a bubble wrap around him. so if greg jarrett is righhe's t and professor dershowitz is right and i'm right, and that donald trump can'profen get a fair trial in new york ort d.c. or fulton county, georgiaoh and there's a conviction before the el

i've made it in nashville. but it took a little while.i thought once you had a record on the radio, you're rich. you have a tour bus, a big mansion. no, i was living in $10 a month rent house in oklahoma. i had to haul our own water. >> is that right? >> yeah. >> not the glamourous life you'd heard about. >> no. >> what kept you going through those obstacles? >> curiosity, faith, especially in the hard times, the bad times, the sad times. my faith. >> with that faith and some patience mcentire landed her first number one song in 1982 with "can't even get the blues." ♪ i can't even get the blues no more ♪ >> her first gold album came four years later with "whoever is in new england." ♪ when whoever's in new england ♪ >> which earned reba her first grammy award, too. ♪ is there life out there ♪ >> 24 of mcentire's songs have reached number one. among her 60 top ten hits. ♪ the heart won't lie ♪ >> the music videos that came along with those songs opened a new door in reba's career. >> got me into acting a little bit, and so that kind of --

nashville looks a lot different than the typical center. >> is nashville revocable?nter. this is where i want to go to. >> that is exactly what we are looking to do. what's really important about it is that i know that you love and you shop especially in the shopping center in love island. we have a lot of the same brands. we have a lot of new food and beverage. they love it when they get there. >> we find that when we go to it we are looking for something to do. there are stores there that the e-commerce website shows for the stores. it seems to be the opposite. you have a place where you have merchandise, you see it out the web and you can go pick it up. >> that's right. that is what the shopping center of the future will bring to the customer. retail is looking for a better way to stay interactive with their customer. we designed all of that into our national shopping center. it is a shopping center for the future. we listen to our customers and listen to our retailers. what are they looking for in this design? it has been executed and the result is right there. >

[cheers and applause] >> harris: nashville, tennessee, music city. home of the historic grand ole opry house and we're live at this gorgeous venue ahead of tonight's fifth annual patriot awards. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." a live audience that you just heard will be with me the entire hour and hear from some of you individually. i'm so glad you are here. along with our stellar lineup of guests. let's get to the breaking news first. a fox news alert now, violence in our nation's capital. [shouting] an anti-israel protest out of control. these people showed up outside the democratic party headquarters in washington, d.c. last night just steps from congressional buildings. that forced police to lead lawmakers in evacuating from the dnc and put the entire capitol on lockdown. kat cammack posted on x, no getting in or out of our offices. anyone else. notice how violent the so-called cease-fire crowd? a dire posting from a congresswoman and new mother anna paulina luna. i'm with my baby at the office. the capitol offices went i

when i came back from nashville the line for clear was way backed up. why? because the clear computers were down. my producer parked his car at the airport in new york for one night. guess how much they charge him for parking? $150. and now my town cars have a trick when they drop me off. they drop me off in arrivals and i just walk up one flight of stairs to departures because the line of cars is so long. every time i scan my phone with my ticket it never beeps. it never works. i'm shoving it this way and blowing it up. i can never check in. i can never pull it up on my phone right. and you have to wear socks. when you go through security and if they make you take your shoes off i don't want to see your feet. i am seeing a lot of feet, people. once you are through guys are walking around wearing neck pillows. they think it's like football shoulder pads. they don't move, they just go. if you want to by a banana, nobody can ring it up. it's all self checkout. i have my carry-on, my coffee and trying to bring up my own banana. and then i finally boarded the pl

patriot awards are coming up on nashville. jesse watters takes it from here.

in nashville. >> and and tonight, we caught up with co-host peyton manning and luke bryan.e's abc seven entertainment reporter george pennacchio. >> i saw that press conference. what i didn't see was one. jeter where are your jitters? >> i had some last year for sure . i feel a little less nervous this year, mainly because i have a great co-host and wingman here in luke and robert and the cma team and abc kind of make things easy for you. i think you'll be fine. >> why do you think this is a great team? >> well, i mean, i think i think obviously peyton has spent his time in front of the in front of the camera and in big moments from years of football. and i think being on idol all the time, i'm comfortable in front of the camera. and now we just get to get up there even a minute ago, we were still working on the script, laughing about stuff. we're coming up with. and as long as we can work on it and get and start laughing at ourselves, having fun with it and appreciating that, you got to have some comedy in this stuff. you got to have some fun. >> we're still working throug

the fbi and the nashville establishment refused to release the transgender manifesto. ges of but today, three pages of the tht today, three pages of the we know why it was censored. the trans killer wrote about white privilege, called the children. she was planning to kill crackers. >> this, haider rambledeg about kids wearing fancye. khaks with blond hair and their daddy's mustangs in convertible s. convertible and she hoped for a high death count. fox has been unablex has to independently verify the authenticitybe of the leakea manifesto. it appears as if certain pages of the manifestoppears apages oe photographed and then leaked to conservative commentator steven crowder. >> nashville pd says they're investigating. e fb >> the fbi says we don't have anything to do with containing the manifeste o at all. >> okay.but pr but primetime knows this. pundits, academicsd dive and diversity consultants have co brainssity consultants have with white privilege propaganda with white privilege propaganda and class warfare, elevating the status of transgenderism into a special pr

pete: we're hoping that nashville -- we know there's a liberal mayor in nashvilleing but generally, it'sconservative area, not go the way of austin, which has lost its mind. will: we just got back from nashville where we had, pete hoed -- what was it, the fifth? fifth annual patriot awards. it was an awesome event, celebrates -- i'm hesitant to say everyday americans, but how about non-celebrity americans who do the some very heroic things that are not evidence acts ask and are -- everyday acts and are awarded the patriot award. rachel: i gave the first award out to moms of liberty, and i don't know who planned it, i think your wife did, really grateful she let me give that award out. i'm just so proud of the moms of liberty. being called domestic terrorists and just the abuse they took in many ways just to defend their kids and their schools and go, we have -- we're not going to let liberals take over our schools like this and indoctrinate our kids. we're going to stand in between, and they did it, and they've been really vilified in so many ways. pete: even in the green room, rachel, t

time goes faster when you're having fun. >> bret: live look at nashville.g story we brought you last night involving the manifesto of the shooter who killed three children and three adults at nashville christian school last spring. correspondent nate foy tells us what we are learning this evening. >> it's still a very fresh trauma for this city. >> covenant school general audit driveway hale's journal shows possible motive for the attack she writes kill those kids. then uses a racial slur describing students at, quote, private fancy schools. the 28-year-old who identified as transgender, also uses a homophobic slur writing about, quote, white privileges. hale killed six people, including three 9-year-old children at the covenant school she attended as a child. the picture shows hale's schedule for the attack which includes eating breakfast and checking the school's parking lot for security before opening fire near the southwest entrance. on the morning of the attack, hale describes feeling nervous but excited, writing, quote: can't believe i'm doing this bu

the shock ending of his team made it possible to turn around the not-so-successful match with nashvillehappened, andrei kozlov will tell you. the first star of the nhl regular season game between calgary and nashville. the belarusian forward scored two assists in this match, and his club, losing 0:2 after the first period, defeated predator in regular time. belarus provided both assists in the final third from nanoa hannifin, who restored the status quo. egor also got an assist on the last chance to take the visitors' goal. on nazema kadri 4:2. almost 18 minutes of istime. coefficient of utility plus one standings of the west lights are thirteenth. in the first third match, egor’s team lost 0:2, but was able to return to the match, with fleiss sharangovich playing on the right flank of the second line. his partners were nazem kandri and conor zari. belarus also played in the second special team of the majority. as a result, sherankovich spent 17 minutes and 55 seconds on the ice, of which 1:37 in the majority and 1:51 in the minority. scored two points. made five shots, earned an indica

see you tomorrow night in nashville.house correspondent jacqui heinrich has just gotten set up in the room where biden is about to speak at the top of the hour. she joins us now with what to expect. jacqui, what can you tell us? >> the agreement with china to curb the flow of fentanyl into the u.s. we know that china has agreed to crack down on companies that send that drug to latin america, that it makes its way to the u.s., via the southern border. we didn't get a whole lot of detail on the timeline of just how long the administration will be waiting to see if they follow through before they lift the sanctions that they have been talking about. so expect the president to probably discuss a little bit of that. also, we know that they have an agreement now to restore military-to-military communications. that was a huge priority for the u.s. it's going to be happening now at the cabinet level and also at the senior leader level, including the chairman of the joint chiefs and commander of the pacific forces and also operat

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in nashville.aking of nashville. >> lawrence: fifth annual patriot awards will be held november 16th at the grand ole opry house in nashville. >> ainsley: this year if you have tickets you can be parts of the "fox & friends" live studio audience thursday and friday of that week. get your tickets now at foxandfriends.com. by the way. >> steve: that week is next week. >> ainsley: next week. earlier in the show did you hear steve reeling to jelly roll as jelly. is he on a first name basis. >> steve: he asked me to call him jelly. >> brian: he told me to call him mr. roll. [laughter] >> brian: 22 minutes after the hour. >> steve: indeed. coming up on this thursday, new weight loss drug, there is one that is surging in popularity and now has the approval of the fda. you want to hear that coming up. >> ainsley: we all definitely want to hear that. >> ainsley: in new york city 100 schools planning to ditch class and call for a cease-fire. >> brian: ridiculous. >> ainsley: support of the palestinian author

i want to tell you, let's party, nashville! what that means? >> yep, travis and taylor weren't available. ♪ little by little ♪ >> reporter: the country crooner on double duty for the night. ♪ clouds ain't leaking no rain ♪ >> reporter: also performing a killer medley of some of his greatest hits. ♪ oh my god this is my song i have been listening to the radio all night long ♪ and the other luke, comb, winning single of the year for his version of tracey chapman's "fast car." >> first and foremost i want to thank tracy chap man for writing one of the best songs of all time. at the end of the day a guy that sang a cover song, right? there was a whole new generation of people that heard my version first. then discovered her version, right? i think that's the beauty of it. >> reporter: the stars of country music coming together for a heartfelt tribute to the late jimmy buffet. ♪ wasting away again in margaritaville ♪ ♪ searching for my last shaker of salt ♪ >> reporter: chris stapleton soaring through his latest hit "white horse." ♪

first we'll be joining in nashville fox news contributor raymond arroyo.en supposed to come out 7:15, we had to change a few things around, but we are nimble on thp "the ingraham angle." what can you tell us about what has been happening here? >> raymond: incredible show and your guests. xi has taken this administration down the garden path, laura. that sad look, there it is. bideat tn administration claimst this is about climate change and fighting fentanyl.th that ie s absurd. the real china challenge and intellectual property theft, trade stimbalance, surveillancef the united states and our allies. there was no talk about that today.eeme we are going to hold back oi fentanylng. our militaries will talk. thate misses the point and majh challenges you laid out. >> laura: what we heard, they have agreed to curb, curb the shipment of the chemicals that go into fentanyl. what does curb mean?enth curb your enthusiasm about that, we have no idea what that means, it could be reducing the me chemicals by 4%. who is checking? samefor, people who checked the wuhan

. >>> the young college freshman from new jersey hit by a stray bullet in nashville. we have learned tonight she has now died. >>> outside new york city tonight, the urgent manhunt, and the new wanted poster just issued tonight, and the reward, after a man wanted the the january 6th attack ran from authorities into the woods. >>> a remarkable medical feat tonight. the electrical worker coming into contact with a live wire, losing part of his face and his left eye. receiving the first ever whole eye and partial face transplant. >>> and the first penguin born in the u.s. in more than a decade, and you've decided tonight. the baby pen winguin's new name. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a thursday night. the fbi investigating these threatening letters sent to multiple states, some with fentanyl inside. >>> also, those two sheriff's deputies ambushed and hit by a driver. >>> but we do begin tonight with the new images just in here, the u.s. retaliatory air strikes on iranian-backed forces in syria in the past 24 hours. the pentagon releasing vid

>> laura: well, finally we may have some answers on the nashville shooter's manifesto.reported to be from audit gri dry hale's net book circulating on social media. they lay out a timeline of the covenant school massacre she called death day and provides insight into her say demonic twisted mindset. i have to warn you these comments are very disturbing. hale allegedly wrote i'm ready i hope my victims are not. i hone i have a high death count. and the then she took particular issue with children who had what she claimed as white privilege and then who went to fancy private schools with those fancy khakis and their daddy's mustangs and convertibles. while the angle has not confirmed the authenticity of these writings, a source told fox 17 in nashville that these are, in fact, authentic. joining me now is james r. fitzgerald, criminal profiler and retired fbi supervisory special agent. james, you and i have been urging authorities to release this manifesto almost from day one. and it seems like someone in law enforcement was tired of what seemed like many to be a politica

. >>> the young college freshman from new jersey hit by a stray bullet in nashville. we have learned tonight she has now died. >>> outside new york city tonight, the urgent manhunt, and the new wanted poster just issued tonight and the reward, after a man wanted in the january 6th attack ran from authorities into the woods. >>> a remarkable medical feat tonight. the electrical worker coming into contact with a live wire, losing part of his face and his left eye. receiving the first ever whole eye and partial face transplant. >>> and the first penguin born in the u.s. in more than a decade, and you've decided tonight. the baby penguin's new name. >> announcer: from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight." with david muir. >> david: good evening. it's great to have you with us here on a thursday night. the fbi investigating these threatening letters sent to multiple states, some with fentanyl inside. also, those two sheriff's deputies ambushed and hit by a driver. but we do begin tonight with the new images just in here, the u.s. retaliator

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