. ♪ [crowd noise] >> the union is having a convention, nashville, tennessee. >> why nashville?altimore, that's the reason. we have got complaints so they are making it tough for us to get out there. >> so why nashville? why not alaska? [train sounds] narrator: beg, borrow, scrape together the money for train fare. >> nashville, all out for nashville. >> new york, boston, rochester, cincinnati, philadelphia, baltimore or late with their dues and they will not be seated. >> we were all on strike, we didn't eat, how can we pay dues? >> the right to speak. >> baltimore is still out on strike. >> brother in the balcony is out of order. >> that the brother in the balcony be heard. >> the delegate from chicago is out of order. >> listen, we just came in from nashville. chicago just walked out of the convention. >> yes, and new york and baltimore. >> boston, philadelphia, and cincinnati. >> 75% of the membership walked out. >> holding their own convention. >> we are setting up our own union. ♪ >> it will be an outlaw outfit, will not even be in the af of l. you are out of your mind, st

[crowd noise] the union is having a convention, nashville, tennessee. >> why nashville?new york, chicago, baltimore, that's the reason. they are making it tough for us to get out there. >> so why nashville? why not alaska? scraper: that, borrow, together the money for train fare. >> all out for nashville. york, boston, rochester, cincinnati, philadelphia, altoona., >> we were all on strike, we didn't eat, how can we pay dues? >> baltimore is still out on strike. >> the balcony is out of order. i insist the people in the balcony be heard. >> the delegate from chicago is out of order. were just came in for nashville. chicago just walked out of the convention. >> yes, and new york and baltimore. >> 75% of the membership walked out. >> holding their own convention. >> we are setting up our own union. ♪ >> it will be an outlaw outfit, won't even be af of l. you are staking your hand on a wild gamble. narrator: in december 1914 they gathered at webster hall, and they took the gamble. >> it's in our dream to give lincoln to our members, said a nation cannot exist half slave and

and right into nashville. as far as the flash flood risk, a moderate risk. grounds are already saturated. we'll get a couple inches of rain on top of this, and that's why about 7 million people are under flash flood watches this morning, from nashville, including louisville, lexington and cincinnati. that's one of the areas of great concern. and tomorrow the heavy rain threat will move up into the northeast, so we'll getir the f to summer easily. rmestir in the country focused in the deserts. 104 today. week ahead forecast going to feature more dry weather in the west. not quite getting to the rainy season yet. >> all right, bill, thank you. >>> hundreds of people packed the square in central barcelona to watch competitors form incredible human castles. look at that. it's part of the annual street festival held in honor of the city's patron saint. the objective is successfully build and dismantle that human tower without falling apart. teams must balance and coordinate to compete and build the tallest, most co

i'm in nashville, tennessee, you'll learn about how i got this crazy company off the ground. >> all that and much more coming up on your business. >> msnbc, your business is sponsored by american express. don't do business without it. >>> hi, everyone. i'm j.j. ramberg and welcome to "your business," a show dedicated to helping your growing business. >>> for entrepreneurs who hit the sweet spot of success and make a fortune, it was certainly something that jim markham thought about. he made his millions from the hair care lines that he's created and sold. each time he sold a company, he made a goal at relaxation and failed miserably. he has a passion for his craft and he could never quite quit the business world. he kept jumping back into the industry building yet another brand from scratch. >> jim markham has definitely been around the block. his hair care empire includes five brands, 300-plus products and well over a billion dollars in combined retail sales. he's been in a position to hang it all up and enjoy the good life with the millions he's made multiple times. but he hasn't been

uvasaturday's home game against 's o is moving to vanderbi stadium in nashville.y won't make it up to blacksburg against virginia tch. >>. t one's a good decision. the trick is you have to make these plans now and then the opportunity for the forecast to shift a wittle bit,ch it's doing now means that our weekends though cloudy with a rain chance will be probably a lot less affected. don't turn your back on hurricane florence. we will still have to deal with the rain which could still cause huge flooding issues around here but our misery is delayed. almost noow sunshine between into the middle or later parts of next week. cloudy skies remain in place. there's category 4 hurricane florence. the new upda coming out at 5:00 a.m. new information shortly. 140 mile per hour sustained wind at 157 it becomes a category 5. that is unlikely to happen and look at this. this is different from yesterday now. still making landfall. i say only a two. don't pay any attention to that. the real issue is thete the wind gets all the head lines but the water does all the this has just

. >>> a nashville police officer has bn arged with hom >>> a nashville police officer has been chargedh homicide for fatally shooting a fleeing suspec video appears to show officer andrew delke shooting daniel ck in the back in july. he was armed with a pistol but his family says the shooting was the result of racibi . the officer's attorney says he will plead not guilty. >>> police have foiled a large-scale terror plot in the netherlands to take down caught on camera. to attack a big event with assault rifles, s explosive vestand a car bomb. >>> up next, my conversation with super star john legend. his music, his family and the cause so dear to his heart. to his heart. >> announcer: >> announcer: nbweatherit was here. i couldn't catch my breath. it was the last song of the night. it felt like my heart was skipping beats. they said i had afib. what's afib? i knew that meant i was at a greater risk of stroke. i needed answers. my doctor and i chose xarelto® to help keep me protected from a stroke. once-daily xarelto®, a latest-generation blood thinner significantly lowers the risk of st

bill kampine, cofounder and senior vice president at health care bluebook in nashville, tennessee. an online tool to help individuals find high-quality health care options at fair prices. prior to this served in a number of executive roles in health ways an organization specializing in disease and lifestyle management. previously he was a health care economist and consultant. senator murray, would you like to introduce the next witness? >> thank you, i would. i'm pleased to introduce ansi guinto of the health alliance. the opportunity to meet with nancy and my office a year ago here about the projects that her organization is working on and i learned then and i suspect we'll hear about today her organization has done some incredible work to provide information and transparency that can improve health care enters a can possibly serve as a model to many others. health care before leaving the alliance includes the american hospital association,. it is great to see you again. welcome back to washington d.c. thank you for making the long trip out here. we appreciate it. >> next, mr. tai

>>> welcome to nashville.e trail of that counterfeit pillmaker from kissimmee, florida, 700 miles north to a small town close to nashville, tennessee. >> the fentanyl problem in this country is growing so fast, just hitting city after city. this is the town of murfreesboro, and this one has got a terrible story. >> reporter: in july of 2016, the quiet of this small college town was shattered by a series of emergency calls. >> go ahead, caller. >> my fiance, he's od'd on something. >> reporter: paramedic jody hobbs says the calls flooded in from all over town. >> it just hit the fan. and it was just one after another. overdose, overdose. >> reporter: one victim found here in this burger king parking lot. >> and he wasn't breathing? >> no, he was not breathing at all. >> they were just droppin'? >> yeah, like flies. literally. >> reporter: another woman found collapsed inside this biker bar. >> yeah, pretty much came in here, seen her in the bathroom and pulled her out. >> reporter: all told officials say there

. >> reporter: we met her last month at the high church of country music, nashville's grand ole opry. packed to the rafters. >> this makes me nervous, not you. >> you can go sing, if you want. >> no, thank you. i'll leave that to you. ♪ >> reporter: she's expecting her second child but she still did two shows that night. and as always, she managed to make it all look easy. ♪ was there a point where you thought, this has got to stop. like this winning streak has to end at some point? >> a good life and you can't win all the time. you've got to have some downs to realize when you're up. >> reporter: and she's definitely had her share of downs. ♪ ♪ where 69 meets 40 that single stoplight town ♪ >> reporter: that single stoplight town is dakota, oklahoma. it's typical enough, except for that big green sign just off the interstate. carrie underwood grew up here. the youngest of three girls. she's always loved animals, even helped build a local shelter. her mom carol is a vonteer. >> we don't have a bad dog here. we hardly have ever had a bad dog here. >> did you feel like an only child? >>

he and his wife mandy were in the as stewards cumberland military hospital in nashville.that is where a number of refugee camps were. during the war, in 1864, they migrated to ohio with their children and this is a year later that he receives this letter from his master. and he did gates it to the abolition -- and he dictates it to the abolitionist banker with whom he is living. he is employed by that banker. and it is published in a republican newspaper in cincinnati and picked up again theagain a cross -- across country including the new york tribune, the new york times. here is his photograph. becomes a point of humor feel the sarcasm dripping from his words. now, it has been a staple in classrooms and that started in as 1865. as early the same here he publishes his letter. this is lidia childs. she has a nice working in a camp. niecents -- she has a working in a camp. she wants to publish a textbook. it is a radical move. wrote the song "over the river and through the woods to grandmother's house we go." she was an advice giver. she wrote children's literature. as an

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the candidates met tuesday in nashville for their first debate. this hour-long event comes to us courtesy of wtvf-tv in nashville. >> live there campus of historic cumberland university, this is the 2018 u.s. senate debate. presented by the news channel 5 network, "usa today" network tennessee, nashville public it's the, the league of women voters and cumberland university. now, please welcome our moderators, neil, roy and the tennessean's david plazas. ♪ ♪ >> moderator: and good evening, everyone. welcome to cumber lan university and the first 2018 tennessee senate debate. before we begin, we want to briefly explain some of tonight the's rules. >> both candidates will be given a chance to answer all questions. the first candidate will get 60 seconds to answer, the second candidate will have 90 seconds to respond, and the first candidate will have 30 seconds for rebuttal. >> the audience has been instructed to remain quiet and not to applaud except right now when we welcome the candidates. congressman ma shah -- marsha blackburn and former governo

that was just outside nashville, tennessee. host: follow us on twitter at c-span history, our lecturer in history series, and tonight our conversation with professor jonathan barth. we have a call from gainesville, florida. good evening. president trump has the portrait of president andrew jackson in the oval office. it has been subtle references that he has an intention of pulling the u.s. government to wait from the federal reserve. i'd like for you to share insights about what you know, for the reasons why andrew jackson pulled the united states government away from the central bankers, and basically did what lincoln did and instituted the u.s. currency during his presidency. could you share your insights as to what you know about that, and whether you are aware of some of that oblique references president trump might do the same thing with the federal reserve? very good question. i haven't seen any major suggestions from trump that he intends for a major overhaul of the federal reserve. however, a few weeks ago trump made c

the thing i focus in school on is the federal army occupied nashville in 1862. it was the first confederate said capital to fall, and they extend their range from that point on. in 1863, and to chattanooga and into georgia. i looked at the garrisons, that basically had to spring up on the rail world to protect union supplies coming from louisville, kentucky to nashville and tennessee. you are in no man's land. these garrisons are a couple companies of men with a captain lieutenant colonel or major on the ground. they are completely surrounded by partisans, they are in hostile territory. trustly people they can are african-americans for intelligence. these commanders on the ground are boundaries for the people they are living with. do not touch the railroads, do not attacked our soldiers, if you do we will punish you. that is what happens, there were people who shot into trays. marched his people into town and sold them in northern alabama, if you do that we will burn it down. you see the evolution of the war effort on the ground. very early in the western theate

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nashville you would hear our people are working and setting aside money for our time and slight the government once was right did they have to take that away. it was me as i am eighty eight years old and still have to work part time because we don't have money for meat and sausage that is disgraceful that was able to get shipped a bit into his colleagues should at least resign or be prosecuted in court the whole lot of them should be taken to court come on but. the polls show more than eighty percent of russians opposed to reform. there are plans for further protests from other political parties. in a national address on wednesday president putin finally weighed in on russia's debate about pension reform mr putin watered down some of the most controversial aspects of the government's current plans most people i spoke to the. this demonstration we were not impressed by president putin. to say the least. in formula one britain's lewis hamilton won the italian grand prix earlier today to extend his lead in the championship hamilton dealt a stunning blow to sebastian fattal who suffered an early s

nashville is a great story.yor of nashville. >> but half the people there weren't there when he was -- the thing is it's -- you know, a lot of that area has grown so much with new people but it's the memory or -- and i think marsha will be an under-performer. >> and this is my larger question here. when we are looking at the senate playing field and you look at the republican recruiting and democratic recruiting it seems as if the republicans got their second or third choice and almost every race democrats got their first choice. >> maybe. maybe. >> i mean they always feel like they could have done better in west virginia, could have done better in tennessee. >> i think it reflected a nervousness about president trump and nervousness about how is it goeng ing to go. to get out there and put yourself forward in a political environment where your gut is telling you this may not end well, so i am not sure i would blame the recruiters as much as -- at the end of the day it's trump's environment. >> yeah. these thing

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from nashville, tennessee, rachel lane. >> hi.laughs] hello. >> if i ever met somebody who could use a million dollars, it would be you. >> it would definitely be me. >> quit a few of those jobs. >> [laughs] >> let me tell you how you're gonna do it. 14 questions. the money value's growing from $500 all the way up to that $1 million. [cheers and applause] you have your three lifelines. they're there if you need 'em. are you ready to go?

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the federal army occupied nashville in february 1862. it is the first confederate state capital to fall down and they basically extend their range from that point on. toy go south, eventually hold the campaign in 1863 and to chattanooga and into georgia. i looked at the garrisons. federal garrisons that had to spring up on the railroad to protect union supplies coming from louisville, kentucky to nashville and then beyond. you are in no man's land. these garrisons are a couple companies of men with a captain -- lieutenant colonel or a captain or a lieutenant colonel or you have the soldiers on the ground. the only people they can trust our african-americans for intelligent and support. the one argument is these commanders on the ground are basically foundries for the people there living with. we are not going to touch the railroads, don't attack our soldiers. if you do that, we will punish you. that is exactly what happened. there were people who shot into -- colonelernel marched his people into town and said if you do that again, i will

high temperatures today, 76 in d.c. 81 back towards the west. 88 in nashville.ome of that warmer air willlt on in here during the day tomorrow too. i'm going for a high temperature right around 80 degrees. forecast for tomorrow, 80 degrees. sun and clouds. another great day. a great way start off the workweek during our way tomorrow and great day to start october as well. out at the school bus, the bus stop tomorrow morning, degrees. sunrise is 6:52. getting earlier and earlier or later and later. 80 degrees by the time you're picking up the kids. looking at a nice day out th te. that's goi be quite nice as well. 81 on your tuesday. 41% shance of awer or thunderstorm. most of us remain on the dry de. that leads us to frontal boundary with beautiful days. 87 on thursday. as of right now, i've got dry almost all the way through next week. that's a veryood news too. right now next weekend looking prettygood. saturday and sunday could be a few more clouds. average high temperatures are only in the mid-70s right now. above average about the entire next ten days. . th

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tom seguerin, co-owner of the nashville predators hockey team, and the owner of auto zone. do you think there's still a place for a moderate like yourself in today's polarized political environment? >> i really do. i think people are -- that a lot of real people are just yearning for, you know, someone to find some compromises. just to stop standing on opposite sides of the room and shouting at each other and start to move some things forward. >> martin savidge, cnn, tennessee. >> fascinating reporting, marty. thank you for that. >>> coming up next for us, serena williams calls out what she says is blatant sexism at the u.s. open, and now her fellow male tennis stars are running to her defense. your insurance rates skyrocket after a scratch so small you could fix it with a pen. how about using that pen to sign up for new insurance instead? for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise their rates because of their first accident. switch and you could save $782 on home and auto insurance. call for a free quote today. liberty mutual insurance. ♪ liberty. li

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. >>> a nashville police officer has been charged with homicide for fatally shooting a fleeing suspect. video appears to show officer andrew delke shooting daniel hambrook in july. he was armed with a pistol but his family says the shooting was the result of racial bias. the officer's attorney says he will plead not guilty. >>> police foiled a large-scale terror plot in the netherlands. the takedown on camera. the suspects planned to attack a big event with assault rifles, explosive vests and a car bomb. >>> up next, my conversation with superstar john legend. his music, his family and the cause so dear to his heart. >> announcer: "nbc nightly news" is brought to you by weather tech, the ultimate american made vehicle protection. your street a "bad road" list is out. and it )s long. see if your neighborhood is on it. plus, a south bay woman mysteriously dies. how her fitbit turned a suspected suicide... into a murder case. next. right no >>> great music and a great cause, the annual global citizen festival kicks off tomorrow with thousands expected and many live streaming. the star-stu

they met tuesday in nashville on transnational for their first debate. this hour-long debate comes to us from nashville. >> live from the campus of historic cumberland university. this is the 2018 u.s. senate debate. presented by news channel five network. usa today network tennessee, national public television, the league of women voters, and cumberland university. please welcome our moderators, roy johnston and david . >> good evening. welcome to cumberland university in the first 2018 tennessee senate debate. before we begin we want to briefly explain the rules. >> both candidates will be given a chance to answer questions. first candidate will get 60 seconds, the second candidate will have 90 seconds and the first candidate will have 30 seconds for rebuttal. we will alternate who goes first. >> the audience has been instructed to be quiet and not to a plot except right now when we welcome the candidates. [applause] ,. [applause] >> thank you. welcome. we have a lot to cover. will begin with our first question and it goes to congressman blackburn. wha

i am in nashville and dead poets society screenwriter actually went to a school in nashville.he went to see a lecture at the school and was surprised to see that the writer was there. that is pure fiction dressed up with a fun kind of almost lipid name is a lot of these operations get interesting names. that is fiction. >> host: danica, dallas, good afternoon. >> caller: hello, brad. i have two questions. do you believe in sleepers and what is your definition thereof? the next one is due you believe in special agent around the world and is their capability to have that part of the brain memory taken away so they don't recall the agency except for things that remind them that they were? >> number one if you mean sleepwear likes the bridge and psychic tv show the americans where they are placed in the united states inactivated at some point, yes. the other stuff about changing people's memories and stuff like that, i don't know anything about that. sorry, danica. nothing for you on not one. >> host: julian is a new land, north carolina. you are on the line. >> caller: hello. tha

so there's nashville. >> i think we took 65 down. >> reporter: okay. >> columbia's right here, i thinkne as well. that way the police couldn't track us. and then he disconnected the gps by a screwdriver in the glove compartment and he broke off the front. and then he unhooked the radio. it was like a kidnapping. i had to stay in the car with him at all times. in decatur i'm pretty sure is where we stopped by this big hotel and there was an abandoned van and he took their license plate. and then we began driving to mississippi. >> reporter: did you stay in mississippi? >> yes. one night. >> reporter: one night. just a hotel? two beds? one bed? >> one bed. >> reporter: and did you have to sleep next to him? >> yes. at the hotels, i would shower every morning because i felt dirty and disgusting every morning. and he didn't help that at all. >> when you say, "he didn't help that," what do you mean? >> the things he would make you do and it wouldn't help the way that i was feeling. and i'd just try to shower to get away from him, but sometimes he wouldn't let me shower alone 'cause i had to

meanwhile, virginia, they decided to move their game against ohio to nashville.and coaches say they're ready for whatever mother nature brings. >> yeah. actually just got a texas this morning saying that there was like a hurricane coming here. and i was like, what? and yeah. i mean, i wasn't really like -- it's not really a big change for me. i'm used to it. yeah. i was pretty shocked it was a hurricane. >> the main concern is for the safety of the fans and the safety of the people who work in the stadium and the safety of the players. i know the university will do what's right, you know. i don't doubt that. i'll go along with whatever they decide. >> reporter: the u.s. men's soccer team taking the field for just a second time on september 11th. since the tragic attacks 17 years ago. before the game against mexico in nashville, team usa unveiled a huge american flag to honor and remember those whose lives were affected or lost. 19-year-old tyler adams scoring the only goal of the game, the teenager's first score at the international level. it came at just the sev

>> guest: we moved to nashville four years ago last month, from chicago. i was born and raised in chicago. my dad is from the south side of chicago if you put that question to my children, they will tell me freedom. and i will say i'm an economic refugee. they have a balanced budget, they're running a surplus and no state income tax. they have great schools, were back to be in a fiscal guy and having a responsible government is important. i was paying higher property taxes in chicago. i was getting less and less enjoyment because the violence was getting to the point i said don't take them near the zoo. it's like two people on a stranded island starving. their answer to all of the families in illinois was not to change what was going on but to tax the citizens more. i thought, i'm contributing to this by staying. you can move from state to state and be in an author i can move my job and family. it's hard to do that to start over. your children have to make new friends but it was the right move for us. the politicians have their hands is so deep in the pock

october 19, october 20-21, i will be combining all three books in tampa, norfork, virginia and in nashville. the next book i'm working on that i will talk about that i still have another year -and-a-half to get through is sam houston and revenge of the alamo. how texas got created. how and jackson, as much as he wanted texas knew he couldn't grab texas. another war again. some of those things i try to unwind and amfinding it flat out fascinating so hopefully you like it . >> is your co-author working on that? >> it will be just me. i'm working on that now. getting mighty underneath me and texas has been great so far. they kept great records. even back then. >> doug is calling in from michigan. >> more a comment than a question. i've been struck by how tough that is jackson was. whether you like him or you didn't. he had both of those people fighting - - a lot of static here for some reason. jackson was shot, he was cut, he beat a dude with his cane. that little rascal was tough as leather. >> let's get a response from brian kilmeade. >> not only was he tough, he got shot in his shoulder. he

virginia making nashvill tennessee, their home, on the campus of vanderbilt. niceus camp all-cavaliers early. up t aouchdown in the first. bryce perkins and the sidelines, mes one guy miss. he is gone. 86-yard score. part of a 240-receiving yard day for him. later in the first, it's 14-7, at this point. another huge play for virginia. lrdan ellis goes right up the gut, as theike to say. trun everyone. this is a 75-yard score. 170 rds, 3 touchdowns. virginia wins over ohio, 45-31. >>> 79, jordan mcnair is always in the terrapins' hearts. back at college park. terrapins down three. blocks a punt. he picks it up himself and goes 27 yards to the touchdown. a two-score game a thispoint. at the next terrapi possession, they're driving. right to him, shawn bradley. he plays for temple. body is going to catch him. 78 yards for the score. maryland loses, in disappointing fashion, 35-14, to temple. >>> and finally, simply amainam. that's the galaxy of l.a., scoring his 500th career goal. and the way he did it, one of the world's best, the old spin and back heel kare cho

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in addition, hca based in nashville is 100% trans terra. the report to all of their hospitals do the only health system of excise to do so. it is a state that we think quite highly of and a vibrant part of the leapfrog movement. in washington state, the boeing company has been a very formidable an active member of leapfrog since day one. they are one of the key partners in doing so and we awarded our highest award ever awarded to a hospital but leapfrog to the virginia mason medical center is a top hospital of the decade. so it is a pleasure to be here with you and tell you just a couple things about why transparency has been so does and what we need to do in the future to maintain on that record. leapfrog collects data and we ask on top of employers across the country who have members who are also purchasers and consumers. we ask them to report today that they cannot be collected from any other source. so this includes, for example, c-section rates by hospitals. that is not a bill at the national level for hospital except through leapfrog

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and was born in new york represented the usa against mexico on choose day in nashville. well he didn't make much of an impact when it came down to the game the key moment was mexico's zaldy of are being shown a straight red card for a nasty looking tackle on the u.s. captain will trap he was lucky to avoid serious injury the u.s. went on to win with a goal here from tyler adams his first international strike securing us his first win over mexico three years. now it's one of the biggest rivalries in sports on the cricket or hockey field but india and pakistan as footballers have shown they aren't shy a bit of a bit of confrontation either friendly feeling between the teams that wasn't helped by india going three nil up in this south asian suzuki cup semifinal india are the defending champions at the tournament in bangladesh a tussle between india's. and pakistan's most seen ali and should both sides would end up with ten men pakistan did manage to pull one back final score three want to india so they face the mole deaves in the final on saturday. france's world cup winnin

and was born in new york represented the usa against mexico on tuesday in nashville we didn't make much of an impact when it came down to the game but the key moment was mexico's and hell cell deval being shown a straight red card for a nasty tackle on the u.s. captain will track who was lucky to avoid serious injury. and the u.s. went on to win with this go from tyler adams his first international goal securing america's first win over mexico in three years. just two months ago croatia finishes runs off at the world cup in russia but now they've been brought back down to earth they lost six nailed to spain in the way for a nation's league on cheese day there was six different scorers for spain the result put some firmly in control of group for off to the defeat of england last week this was croatia's first competitive match since they lost the world cup final to france in july. yes. that is life and we have to accept it we've had some big highs but before anything i want to congratulate their team because it was a huge victory for them for us it's not easy to take after this we must lo

and was born in new york represented the usa against mexico on tuesday in nashville well he didn't make much of an impact when it came down to the game the key moment was mexico's the of are being shown a straight red card for a nasty looking tackle on u.s. captain will trap he was lucky to avoid serious injury the u.s. went on to win with a goal here from tyler adams his first international strike securing us his first win over mexico three years. now it's one of the biggest rivalries in sports on the cricket or hockey field but india and pakistan as footballers have shown they aren't shy a bit of a bit of confrontation either friendly feeling between the teams that wasn't helped by india going three nil up in this south asian suzuki cup semifinal india are the defending champions at the tournament in bangladesh a tussle between india's. and pakistan's most seen ali and should both sides would end up with ten men pakistan did manage to pull one back final score three want to india so they face them all deaves in the final on saturday france's world cup winning captain it you go lawrie

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steve: you still talk a lot about nashville bars.goes and drinks there as a tribute. ainsley: if you have never been to nashville, you have to go. it's such a fun place. really is like three live bands in every bar. steve: it's a great place. brian: crazy thing is if you go there sunday morning at 10:00 it's pretty much empty but all these musicians are playing sunday morning and listen and go this sounds great but the people aren't there yet. but just to get a spot in nashville if you are an artist it doesn't matter who is there you want to play. ainsley: that's for the 8:00 church goers go right to the bar afterwards. brian: or who went saturday night. ainsley: true. steve: thank you for joining us not on saturday night but on a tuesday that feels like a monday after a big labor day weekend. hope you had a nice one. we are getting down to business in washington. brian: judge brett kavanaugh in the hot seat facing the senate judiciary committee democrats and republicans. steve: democrats are apparently determined to delay or de rail

>> nashville >> nashville >> and it's the health care capital of the world health care, culture thinkked about austin over the last decade that you liked about brooklyn. >> why did they just figure that out? that's been the case in nashville for a long time. >> food and musicians. >> a lot of people from l.a. and new york and san francisco are moving there and getting second homes there. >> what's the market that you wouldn't touch right now >> that's a good question. the market that i would not touch -- or at least, you know, i would say certain second-home markets. certain second-home markets have too elevated >> do you want to mention them by name? >> it's important for me to support the markets that we're in i may get a backlash from our agents and they're relying on us >> another fast growth market is reno, because there's a lot of californians that can move up there. google's moved up there. apple's moved up there tesla. >> and vegas >> yeah, vegas is not a market -- >> we're going to launch it next year >> oh, you are >> always great to see you appreciate it. >>> when we come b