mike rowe and dave ramsey. is the american dream still attainable? we'll tell you why there is still more than hope. don't forget to dvr the show. watch it tonight brian: property and homeownership have been a hallmark of the american dream. it's how we provide stability for our family and build wealth sometimes the for a generation. but the american dream of owning a home could be out of reach for them as prices continue to climb. here to answer whether america's economic woes will make home buying impossible. mitch, should we worry about the american dream if we don't act quick on interest rates? >> interest rates are definitely going up. but by historical standards they are not that bad. the first apartment i bought in the 80s, my interest rate was almost 13%. it's just that they were so low for so long. housing prices are coming down a little bit. so there is a little bit of an offset. but if you have cash and you want to buy, now is a great time to buy because rents are going through the roof. brian: what's the reality now in florida? >> there w

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mike rowe, could my bodyguard be mike rowe? uncle i give up. >> greg: i'm sorry keep going. i apologize. >> charlie: no, but it's really important because the truth, you know, they call him an extremist and the reason they call him an extremist because he's the least extreme president we've ever had and both parties are terrified of him obviously more so democrats than republicans, but when you think about it, donald trump is the most unifying president we have ever had when it comes to the issues. if you're talking about the border, if you're talking about energy independence or talking about the economy, 60, 70, 80, 90% of americans agree with him on those issues. but, because of his style and because the media has so distorted so much about his -- the issues, they've been able to portray him as this. and it's a complete lie. it's a total lie. and if people would just focus on the issues and say, he's the plumber that's going to fix the problem or the bodyguard that's going to fix the problem, he's like an 80% guy. >> greg: y

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to show where the party is at, almost immediately after the court overturned row, mike pence abortion is illegal everywhere. that means a nationwide ban does not leave it up to the states. 'double lunches this last night's tank national abortion ban is profoundly more important in republican-t short-term interest rate that's part of the republican party. new stuff parts of the rights. even if someone like pence is not always get along with trump feels compelled to say that extreme to take that extreme position. lest we forget focused nearly every senate republican nearly every senate republican party voted patient national abortion bands in 2020, in 2018, 2015. one of these about specific consent of colette handpiece the nationwide ban again yesterday, said quote these pieces of legislation will continue to be advanced until they pass. how do we know republicans up at a national c abortion ban on the floor if they control the senate? not only because technically i'm committed to doing it, they have done it before. three times and they will do it again if they get the majority. in amer

then they say i'd rather not work, or they start as mike rowe said in that interview, i don't know ifyou're a entrepreneur, you can set your schedule. but now the employee is sort of demanding of the person who took the risk in the business, this is going to be my schedule. there's sort of this reversal of things -- will: let me be clear. there is no schedule. you're always on the clock in the first 20 years of being a entrepreneur, absolute, utter sacrifice. pete: sure. also you're not supposed to find all your purpose from your job at all times. purpose is found elsewhere, and the more we lose that -- can. rachel: oh, amen to that. that is so smart. work is about providing for something more important, which is your family. pete: indeed. now to a few additional headlines starting with a fox news alert. a shooting in virginia late last night leaves at least seven people hurt including one student from the university of norfolk. that shooting taking place at an off-campus building prompting a nearby hospital to go the into lockdown. police say five of those wounded have non-life-threa

row. >> mike nicco is out there in the heat once again. >> new record highs today but today is the lasts take a look at how we started it off this morning with some record warm low temperatures for the fourth consecutive morning -- third consecutive morning. livermore 73, santa rosa 59. even those that is comfortable that was a record temperature.

fox business host mike rowe blames a lack of motivation. >> work has become the enemy.expert. what is going on with this labor shortage when the available pool of workers is just over 5 million and yet there is 11 million jobs open? >> there are a lot of factors, griff. what mike said is absolutely right. there is this sort of antithesis to work. a very anti- business, pro-labor position and fueled a lot of workers the trying to stay home. more than half of the small businesses in this country according to the national federation of independent businesses are looking for workers. paychecks reported this as well, the h.r. firm. there is a lot of demand for businesses to hire, as we know. some of my smarter clients are doing a better job than others at locating good employees. it can still be done. >> griff: an op-ed on foxnews.com by the former transportation secretary caught our eye. she lays out three ways that the worker shortage can be fixed. you see in the first one, the skills gap. what do you make of that? >> so there is a big lack of skills in this country. we ha

row. >> mike nicco is out there in the heat once again. >> new record highs today but today is the last day of record highs. let's take a look at how we started it off this morning with some record warm low temperatures for the fourth consecutive morning -- third consecutive morning. livermore 73, santa rosa 59. even those that is comfortable that was a record temperature. the high-pressure reasserted itself today and sure enough, where you see an asterisk that is a record high temperature. these are current temperatures. right now we are at record high temperatures. san jose 102, same thing at livermore, 111. it is warm around the bay. everybody wants to be in half moon bay where it is 68 degrees. in :00 heat advisory, less than four hours -- in :00 --8:00 heat advisory. there will still be 100 degree temperatures tomorrow in some parts of the bay. i will show you that. why are we under a flex alert again? almost the entire state under heat advisory all of this changes tomorrow and especially this weekend and i will show you that coming up. >> tomorrow. only a joa. note -- only a day a

. >> joey: today we are honoring those who work so hard as mike rowe would say these are the hard jobse the jobs that americans do that need to be done and we don't get to sit here and talk about unless they get done, rain, sun, sleet or snow, it's not the post office. these are the long haul truckers. these are the people out work, working on the electric lines. electric tricks, everybody we need people working in restaurants and kitchens, and this is such an amazing hoolgd for me. these are the people that raised me. i talk about them a lot because i'm so proud of them. i have earned titles with the marine corps but ache brick mason's son was probably the most important title i have had. so i'm just excited to be here today and represent some of those people. >> rachel: absolutely. we actually spoke with -- fox did with some truckers and here's a quote from a long haul trucker named gid dough miller from iowa. he is reflected on his job it was nice being labeled essential worker and hearing the appreciation to truckers across the country. there is a lot of truth to the saying from th

c-span, your front row seat to washington anytime, anywhere. coming up, former secretary of state miked others talk about the impact of the abraham accords, a signed peace agreement between israel, the united arab emirates and the united states. the discussion talks about how the deal was brokered and how it helped to develop relationships with other middle eastern countries.

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from the abc 7 news meteorologist mike, will have latest on the power of our -- problems around the bay area. the flex alert is in effect for the eighth day in the row extended through tomorrow. kristen: this had to mike for an update on the hot temperatures. mike: a hot day today, not as hot as yesterday. if we were talking about today we would talk about how incredibly hot it was. yesterday not so bad. starting with record warmth this morning, we'll have to go offscreen, the remote is not working to change graphics. i will have to walk into the weather center to change it myself. livermore 74, san jose 72, oakland 65. preliminary record warm lows this morning. this when talking about, look at the temperatures up to 14 degrees cooler than yesterday. it is still hot. we are looking at 80's and 90's around the bay. 90's and 100 inland, 70's and 80's along the coast. even with that dramatic drop it is still dangerously hot outside. that is why the heat advisory for the san francisco bay shoreline come the marine coastal range, and the santa cruz county coast until 8:00 tomorrow evening. it will get even hotter tomorrow than today. the excessive heat w

if we get a win on the nasdaq today, mike, we haven't done three in a row in a couple months. >> these streaks come back to back you're breaking higher the s&p 500 nosing above the lows of that friday jackson hole selloff. we'll see if that can hold when it comes to the high growth names that are now perking up it seems to me, still, a name by name reclamation project it's about, you know, costs, and essentially whether the franchises remain intact, and whether they got too oversold. this is a one year of asana and docusign and zscaler you want to talk about whether, okay, there's some of that have downtrends, maybe tentatively broken asana had a monster move, it flattens out the rest of them but it scales it up to tell you that we're still talking about stocks that have been essentially really beaten down to a degree where it's the only people who are still watching are either heavily short, or they want to actually find individual names i don't think this is a group that can come back to life in a broad way, and it's going to lead the market. it's more about kind of picking up the pi

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row seat to democracy. >> representative brad wenstrup and representative mike turner take part in an event hosted by theration that focus on preparedness emerging biothreat some other nations, nonstate actors and natural causes. they also talk about the role of government partnerships with the private sector and international community, as well as intergovernmental coordination.

mike: all right, hugh, your will. >> the dow was up early on jobs report. third week in a row it's down. the direction of the country poor and prognostication is worse. >> mike: asked for races they are watching into the labor day weekend. trey, lead us off. >> florida senate race, val demings vs. marco rubio and i'm happy to tell you why but you may not want me to tell you why you may want me to defer and less hugh and leslie go. >> mike: leslie, midterm race to watch? >> georgia senate race, we're looking at the incumbent who is reverend raphael warnock against football legend herschel walker and interestingly enough, mr. walker is trying to paint mr. warnock as a liar and brings up some lies of his own. not sure that's the best campaign strategy. i think it's interesting a very close race to watch at this point in time. >> mike: two hot senate races. >> dr. oz was on my radio show this week and knocked it out of the park. the morning after stephanie ruhle over at msnbc did a softball john fetterman. prayers for his recovery. he is struggling. we did have a couple polls showing it 4 poi

with reporters and some of the hottest areas and meteorologist mike nico on those records the heatwave continues and for the sixth day in a rowect and continues through ten o'clock tonight. there's also a spare the air alert, which asks that you limit your driving and try to avoid outdoor activities if you possibly can. and here's what you can do to help save power during the flex alert if you have aircond srta't charge your electric car or use major appliances during that time and turn off any unnecessary lights. all right. now, let's go to abc 7 news meteorologist mike nico with a look at the hot forecast mike. it says good as advertised day and kristen. hi everybody on this labor day. we are laboring to get through and find some relief from the heat. there are a few select areas as you look at the currents and that is half moon bay 73 look at that ocean temperature 54, but we're in the mid 90s in san francisco oakland san mateo near 100 in hayward and 97 in union city everybody else on the screen at least 100 to 110 in places like brentwood 11 in novato these temperatures even warmer than yesterday if you've been outside y

c-span, your front row seat to washington anytime, anywhere. coming up, former secretary of state mike pompeo and others talk about the impact of the abraham accords, a signed peace agreement between israel, the united arab emirates and the united states. the discussion talks about how the deal was brokered and how it helped to develop relationships with other middle eastern countries. i am married with stevens inc., your host for tonight's seminar on conservative realism and national security and night, we will discuss the middle east to mark the second anniversary of the abraham accords, the landmark agreement that normalized is really all -- israeli relationship -- normalized israeli relations with some arab countries. robert o'brien is here as well as our cochairs and members. welcome, gentlemen. secretary pompeo, we mark two years of the abraham accords. are the echoes of nixon's two negotiate with middle east partners to have new thinking, what was the key insight your administration had to make the abraham accords possible? mr. pompeo: thank you, good to be with everyone. there

mike nicco will have the forecast. cornell barnard's lied with the fire danger. >> another flex alert getting underway for another day in a rowower. >> if you have air conditioning set your third -- thermostat to 78 degrees or higher if your health allows. don't charge your electric car or use major appliances. turn off any unnecessary lights. now to mike nicco, live outside with a first look at the forecast. mike: as we get closer to the event, we know the national weather service will tweak the watches and warnings. it's good news for some of us near the coast in san francisco. the excessive heat watch was eliminated. for the marin coastal range and shoreline, those areas in orange including santa cruz were under heat advisory. this goes from 11:00 saturday to monday. the heat will linger longer in those other areas where we have the excessive heat warning, all the way through tuesday. temperatures in the advisory could warm up to 96 degrees. they could warm up to 110 degrees. so far this year, 22 children have succumbed to heatstroke by being left in cars too long, especially in this heat. you might not think it's that hot

calling for another one yet tomorrow, making seven days in a row, californians are being asked to conserve power. good evening, everyone. i'm mike mibach julie julie haener parts of the bay area so intense record breaking heat today, causing a strain on the power grid. here's a look right now at the current ppe. g and a outages you can see. there are several large outages around the east bay and south bay. the orange squares represent outages impacting more than 500 customers, while the red triangles like in san ramon and livermore indicate 5000 or more customers are without power, pg and e says at about seven tonight, 40,000 dairy customers were without power. we have team coverage of the heat. ktvu elissa harrington live in the east bay, where triple digits were seen nearly everywhere. jana katsuyama. reporting on how the power outages are affecting bay area families, but first right to chief meteorologist bill martin, we go dangerous heat out there today, and we're not done yet, bill. not at all. this heat dome is so strong that it's not moving, really, for the almost entirely this week. it'll cool off a little bit on wednesd

row. larry: a flex alert is currently underway until 9:00 tonight. up onto the roof. mikeco from his rooftop perch. it's probably not too hot up there. it will be in a few days. mike: it's nice up here. i'm watching the carnival cruise lines pullout. they are leaving out the right moment before the heat here. there's a great breeze right now. [horn] there you go. one more? [horn] all right. let's talk about what will happen. inland heatwave began today. areawide, heatwave especially saturday, sunday, monday. record heat likely during this time and heighten fire danger. there's no fire weather watches and no red flag warning's because we don't have the wind. it will be so dry and so hot. it will be easy to spark a fire. here's a look at sunday. our first of the three hottest days. temperatures, 10 to 22 degrees warmer than average. records will begin in santa rosa with 107. we will be close in san jose with 98. redwood city, oakland, san francisco not quite going to make it thankfully. today, nice day. more clouds along the coast. more sunshine and heat inland. let's go dow

mike >> yeah. so apple which is always one of the busiest single stock options traded 1.5 times that's the second day in a row2 million contracts overall. there's big bets made, several over 20,000 puts i'll talk about the november 120s 20,000 of those purchased. more than $5 million premium outlay that doesn't actually become profitable until apple falls 17.5% but as i said there were quite a few big institutional prints in the 20,000 contract area some of those on closer strikes that expire october 28. >> what is your take, dan? >> i look at the dates and the company's expected to report the last week of october weeklies in the october 28 and might be a hedge against a long position and then the other ones give you room. i think, tim, 120 on it before it started to go lower into the late spring and you say to yourself i don't know how this market makes new lows before going to 130 to me i think it makes sense given the trepidation about production and consumer demand and supply chains. the list goes on and on. >> the bloomberg yesterday said they are scaling back. downgrade today. you are saying we have yet

we're heading for our fourth day in a row higher at the close s&p 500 closing with a gain of 1% that does it for me on "closing bell." now to "overtime" with mikeng started in moments we'll get breaking results from oracle. we'll bring you the numbers. we begin with our talk of the tape a moment of truth for the market as we await tomorrow's critical cpi report investors expecting to see inflation easing next month. and it could help decide which way stocks might break from the summer-long trading range. let's brin

row. evan spiegel laid out a turnaround plan for the company yesterday and plans to grow users by 30% for the next year. that is sparking a ton of activity. mikep stock options in snap, the sixth busiest option, the busiest options were actually the weekly 12 straight calls but those were only a day trade because they expire tomorrow. i was looking at an institutional purchase of 5000 of the 12 calls, buyer paid $2.10 for that, that the buyer is betting that snap shares could be at least 13% higher by the third friday in november. >> are you surprised that the rally continued? >> not really. evan spiegel spoke at code yesterday after we did the show, after we talked about it and addressed some of those growth prospects they put out internally that we discussed on the show a bit and i think the audience really liked it. so, again, i think she is laying out a gauntlet, here. basically, they cut staff, they've cut projects that are not important to them, and they are really focused. those targets, for 20% revenue growth and 30% user growth, those are not going to be easy to achieve. if they are successful with a stop down here, i think this stock

row has fallen, the republicans are pursuing their ultimate goal, which is a nationwide abortion ban. it is something that mcconnell has been after for decades. it's something that mccarthy supports. mikealled on people to continue to work on that and then we saw lindsey graham introduced legislation to introduce enacted nationwide abortion ban. so, the focus needs to be, and people need to understand that what is at stake in november's and nationwide abortion ban. we should not let any republican candidate, including don bolduc, fool anybody about their ultimate position. don bolduc i said he would always vote for yes for any anti choice legislation and has said that new hampshire has recently enacted abortion ban does not go far enough. so, that is what it is on the table right now. i just spent time with a woman tonight -- in new hampshire -- are young mom, who said that she is never been involved in politics before but the overturning of roe v. wade roe v. wade and the fact that her young daughter will have fewer rights than she has had -- >> you think you can deliver for that young mom as far as enshrining roe into law? >> i think the focus now has to be on keeping the senate majo

row with restricted vehicle access to the gateway. one of the most dense yours of the city with more than 2,000 apartments. we want to comment victoria and mike for working with the associations to modify their original plan. my colleagues alec, michelle and kevin will provide specifics on the modifications as well as survey results of affected residences we sept plan modification to include a loadings zone additionaling loading zoneos washington and jackson and allowing left turns off bat row we are concerned about safety to residence den and bicyclists on passenger loading or vehicle turn listens we requested to included in the evaluation process. thank you. >> next speaker, please. skwoo good even i'm rachael a commune organizer for the san francisco bicycle coalition. the coalition supports the project. this project will create the first protected bike lane in d 3 and make safety improve am it is they are in the financial district and full of people walking, biking and driving we want to everyone thatting the team for meeting concerns and important stake hold and creating the strong designs. directors vote in favor of the project so we ca

all five in a row and the crowd are going wild, the fireworks going off, music playing will stop absolutely. you can calm down now. calm down, getting all excited. love it. thank you, mikeand, west wales and the south—west of england. the southerly breeze picks up a bit and it means it will be a warm night, temperatures around 1a, 15 degrees across much of the country. more rain to come tomorrow and some of it will be affecting northern scotland. moving away from northern ireland, we will get some sunshine here, but rain moves into scotland, showery rain moves into scotland, showery rain affecting western part of england and wales. it may be try in eastern areas, that is where we will see the highest temperatures, mid 20s once again, but a woman david more sunshine in northern ireland, much better than the rain we will see today. back to you two. darren, thanks so much. the singer—songwriter nina nesbit has recently hit a career milestone, with one—billion streams online, and she can count taylor swift as one of her fans. now she is preparing to get back on the road, with her first tour in three years as she releases her third album. let's have a listen back to some of

enter show you just where it is that, almost immediately after the court overturned row, mike pence, former republican vice president, no running for president possibly in 2024, so the republicans must not rest until abortion is illegal everywhere, a nationwide band, that not leave it up to the state and in fact, he publishes less icing that the national abortion fan is more important than republican short-term interest in this one of the leaders of the republican party which is move so far to the right, even 70 like pence does not always go along with trump, is compelled that extreme to tae that extreme position. and lest we forget folks, nearly every senate republican nearly every senate republican, already voted to push national abortion ban in 2020, and 2018, and in 2015 right during one of these was the center from south carolina will introduce nationwide ban again yesterday, said, these pieces of legislation will continue to advance until the past. we know that republicans will put a national abortion man on the floor they control the senate, not only has sooner has considered