brad and i got together this week for a sunday sit down at the risk ryman auditorium in nashville. ♪♪to be back. >> during a year away from the stage, brad paisley has been thinking and writing about this famous city where his country music dream came true. >> city of music, new single of telling the story of this town and rolling in here with the guitar and dream like you did. >> i wrote that with lee miller on zoom. we were never in the same room during the writing. >> really? >> the nightlife is happening right through the wall and the crazy amazing mecca that this is, this destination for pilgrims. i wanted to celebrate it and i wanted it to musically feel the way that feels. >> that celebration continues tonight when paisley headlines a massive fourth of july celebration in downtown nashville. >> i think when you take something away for a year and a half, you could basically do a local community theater production of yankee doodle dandy and they would have 300,000 people, i think. >> this is going to be a special day on the fourth of july for you to sort of say, we're back, music

john rich joined us from nashville.ave you and greg recount how this even came to be. you go first. >> people don't realize that bug greg is one of the greatest country song writers of all time. i mean, one of the greatest of all time. everybody knows that now in nashville. we had this idea, greg and i are friends and we hang out from time to time and we thought, wouldn't it be great if we could shut up about politics even for a few minutes and just be friends again. god, that sounds like a great song, so we wrote it. >> dana: you had a point about the song going to number one because our fans are awesome. >> greg: i believe this is probably the perfect opportunity to do it again. if you haven't downloaded the song you can go to itunes and make it number one like that because you have the power to do that because there are millions of you. again, like john said, the music goes to charity and it is one of the greatest songs ever written. i wrote the bulk of it. i think john added a few touches here and there, some chord

campbell: thank you>> ♪ brent: in ice hockey, this is the nashville predators with the nashville predators has become the first contracted nhl player to announce he is gay. the 19-year-old canadian says living a "authentic life would help him improve his chances of fulfilling his dreams in north america national ice hockey league." the national -- nashville predators say they are proud of him, and say they will support him unequivocally. japanese carmaker toyota, one of the main sponsors of the tokyo olympics, announced it will pull all of its tv ads during the games. the company provided all official vehicles for tokyo 2020, and also announced it will not be taking part in friday's opening ceremony. the decision by the country's top carmaker underlines how polarizing the games have become, as covid-19 infection numbers continue to rise in japan. you are watching dw news. after a short break, i will be back to take you through "the day." stick around. ♪ ■■■■■■■ ♪ >> military grade spyware is being used by governments to listen in to journalists and campaigners. two media have been targeted

cbs's jericka duncan leads off coverage from nashville. good evening, jericka. >> reporter: norah, good evening, that indoor mask mandate in los angeles county goes into effect midnight on saturday whether you're vaccinated or not. and here in tennessee where infections are also up, children are preparing to go back to school in just a few short weeks. some parents are anxious to vaccinate their children-- while others say they're not. the nation's vaccination rate continues to stall while new cases have doubled in the last two weeks. in a sign of the rapid rise in cases, tonight's game between the new york yankees and the boston red sox has been postponed following positive tests in the yankees' organization. this comes as daily vaccinations have dropped more than half in the last month alone. numbers so alarming that surgeon general vivek murthy today issued a stark warning in his first-ever advisory, in an effort to fight misinformation that the covid vaccine is dangerous. >> modern technology companies have enabled misinformation to po

he is a university lecture in history and political philosophy in nashville. we have thomas schwartz, he is a professor of political science and european studies at vanderbilt university. and here in moscow, we have dmitri slough. he's the deputy director of the center for comprehensive european and international studies at the higher school of economics. i totally cross talk roles and effect. that means you can jump in anytime you want. and i always appreciate, let me go to john 1st in paris we have an impasse, not the 1st time in the repeating year when it comes to foreign policy. last time we had the semblance of good relations was back in 2014, before the 4th regime change, and it's been downhill ever since. so where do we stand right now? and i, and i want to talk, ask on our, our panelists, dmitri, why should we even care anymore? it's been 7 years. i mean, what's the point we've gotten used to not being together? go ahead, john. well, let's, let's remind ourselves that the european union is as the slave israel has shown, is a dysfunctional organization.

louis, boston, and nashville, tennessee.i set the risk for my fear, i feel so secure ♪ ♪ when we are together, you give my life direction ♪ ♪ you make everything so clea r i am getting closer than i ever thought in my mind ♪ ♪ and i can't fight this feeling anymore, i forgotten what i started fighting for ♪ ♪ it is time to bring this ship into the shore and throw away the oars, forever ♪ ♪ 'cause i can't fight this feeling anymore ♪ ♪ i have forgotten what i started fighting for ♪ ♪ if i have to crawl upon the floor, come crashing through your door, baby i can't ♪ fight this feeling anymore ♪ hey! ♪ ♪ my life has been such a whirlwind since i saw you ♪ ♪ i have been running around in circles in my mind ♪ ♪ and it is always seems that i am following you, girl ♪ ♪' cause you take me to the places that alone i would never find ♪ ♪ you sing it! that's right! ♪ ♪ i can't fight this feeling anymore, i have forgotten what i started fighting for ♪ ♪ it is time to bring this ship into the shore and throw away ♪ ♪ the oars, forever ♪

here is a looks on the best-selling nonfiction books according to books in nashville.list are two essay collections, area lara philpott i miss you when i blink followed by a "new york times" op-ed columnist margaret rankles late migration. after that is i will take you there a historical guide to social justice sites in nashville. by professors amy thurber and williams junior. next is another essay collection, poet ross the gaze of the lights of the best-selling nonfiction books according to nashville's parnassus books is forget the alamo in which authors brent burrell, chris tomlinson and jason stanford look at what they call the mythologized history in the battle of the alamo. some of these authors have appeared on book tv and you can watch their programs anytime @booktv.org. book tv on cspan2, every weekend but the latest nonfiction books and authors. fighting for book tv comes from these television companies and more. including wow. >> the internet connection is something known to limit output so wow is there for our customers with speed, reliability, value and ins

getting to see brad paisley. >> we love america and nashville. >> nashville is back, baby.hat's going to take the stage inviting everybody to come out to experience music once again, it's back, live music, let's do this. >> this is what we lost that time, that feeling that you're looking at a stranger in the eyes, singing along. that's what i miss, singing that with someone i never met before at the top of my lungs. >> bringing live music back is so exciting. being in front of a crowd is why we do it. we want to reach people. so this is really reaching people and a lot of people. >> this is what it's all about to me playing music, in music city. to me this is the greatest music city in the world. and just playing a venue this big, dream come true. >> i could not be more excited to see brad paisley in concert, it's like old times again. live events, i don't see masks, hopefully everyone is vaccinated. i'm a big believer in the vaccination. >> i think brad speaks for a lot of people in the united states. i think he brings people together. as far as politics goes. i feel like

so here we are this began where neighbors in nashville. tim asked me a really important question and i had never thought about it. he asked given the periods of history i've written about had i ever considered the role music played in that history and i was embarrassed to say i hadn't and as david halberstam once observed a great nonfiction project is one that's a little bit like a liberal arts degree. you learned something about a world you or vaguely interested in but did not yet know and now as an artist you are at once of the culture, but you also don't want to be a partisan. no, i mean not look i think music. has a way like you said transcending through. party lines and transcending racial lines and transcending speech barriers everything. it just has a way of being a way to communicate that you can that. you can't communicate any other way with sometimes and i think it relates all the way back to the beginning of the spoken word and then stories have been told throughout history through music originally around fires. i guess now in t

so every tuesday here in nashville, tennessee, our eviction court is able to transfer cases into theesources divisionary court and they received the funds up to $20 million and have spent more than half of those to assist landlords and receive the rent to be compensated and toward tenant to keep a roof over their heads and we started working on this and we are seeing a major uptick now since the courts have opened back up. >> and what are the landlords claiming? >> the landlords, you know, for a while, we had to get some buy-in. they want to know, when am i going to get my money? when will i get the tenant to be vacated? we say the cdc moratorium is in place and while the courts were closed we were able to use the tennessee alternative resolution plan to order them to court mediation and we were able to streamline in a more rigorous way when the course opened back up and now they have to opt in. some landlords are opting in and some landlords are not, but once they see the funds are available. to this end we spend millions of dollars, up to $12 million helping landlords be paid with

let's talk to the chairman of the nashville covid-19 task force, dr. alex.hank you so much for joining us. were you consulted at all about this change in the guidance on vaccinations for adolescents? and what do you make of what's going on in your state? >> well, good afternoon. thanks for having me. here in tennessee, the national metro health department is independent of the state health department. so, no, we were not consulted regarding this. and, frankly, what the state is doing doesn't impact what we're doing here in nashville. in fact, here in nashville, we believe that vaccination's critical right before school starts, there are required vaccinations for kindergartners and seventh graders. so we are actively pursuing vaccinating everyone. we'll have a vaccine drive every day for this next two weeks at local schools because vaccinations is extremely critical, and that's the best way we're going to keep you from getting sick. so, that's where we stand. >> well, that's great for the citizens of nashville and that county. but what about the rest of your

however, he went on up to nashville.was going to the seminary up there and became involved in the civil rights movement and ended up being one of the greatest civil rights leaders in the country. and it is unfortunate that we lost him last year. >> i have a question that relates to one of the ones i have been thinking about. you've obviously faced incredible odds with all the segregation policies in place and violence surrounded you, going to martin luther king's house after it was bombed, following the freedom ride, the greyhound bus ride. you wrote in your book that you were at a meeting at a church, and you poked your head out the window to see the crowds -- mob is probably a better word -- that had amassed and got -- caught a rock or a brick to the side of the head. you seem -- the question from the audience, you remain for decades just calm, cool, and collected in the face of all of this. how do you persist in such a calm state? >> well, actually dr. king had set the example to begin with. he said publicly and priva

you mentioned nashville, don. brad paisley is going to be having a huge concert with lots and lots of people. one of my favorites that i'm looking forward to is susanna hoffs, the lead singer of the bangles. it is going to blow you away. >> i feel like i'm back at the neighborhood pool in the 1980s. >> wait until you see billy ray cyrus. bee bee rex ya is amazing. neo, nelly. you can watch on your phone, your lap totop or television. cnn is the place to be. we're going to go from 7:00 until 3:00 in the morning. tune into cnn. sit on your couch. enjoy it. >> we've seen how don lemon can be new year's eve. can don behave himself on america's birthday? >> let's hope not. >> i can't. i'm going to have a cocktail or two lifeve on television. >> i think you should. >> in order to toast our brethren in france, the french of course helped the united states with the revolution. we all know our american history. in honor of the french, we need to pop some champagne. >> we need to have some bubbly. dana and i will not be wea

after that is i'll take you there, a historical guide to social justice sites in nashville.er essay collection, the book of delightings. and wrapping up our look at some of the best selling nonfiction books according to nashville's parnas us books is forget the alamo in which authors hook at a what they call the mythologized history of the battle of the alamo. some of these authors are appeared on booktv , and you students with low income families can get the tools they need to be ready for anything. >> comcast, on

>> jimmy: oh [ cheers and applause ♪ we love nashville, tennessee i had some great times over in nashvillef the dog here >> this is tuesday she's a golden retriever >> jimmy: oh, hi tuesday hi tuesday hi tuesday tuesday! hi, tuesday. [ light laughter ] such a golden retriever. i love it. [ light laughter ] what is tuesday's talent why is your -- why is your pet better than me >> she belts out to "driver's license" to olivia -- from olivia rodrigo [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: tuesday, whenever you're ready, go for it. ♪ and i kno we weren't perfect but i've never felt ♪ ♪ this way for no one and i just can't imagine how you could be so okay now ♪ ♪ that i'm gone guess you didn't mean what you wrot in that song about me ♪ >> i should have said she's a great singer when she feels like it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: wow. that's interesting wait let's try it one more time let's see tuesday. tuesday, do you want to just see if you can sing this song, olivia rodrigo tuesday, this is an amazing -- tuesday? [ laughter ] tuesday. tuesday. tues tues tues it's jimmy [ mimicking driver's license ] [ lau

i'm doing a week of shows in nashville at one of my favorite comedy clubs, zanies. i like in this country. not so much nervous, more sober than usual, because i'm still building the material and getting a whole hour together. so i have to be sharp, so i can't, you know -- it's not like i'm having an edible or a drink, as i usually like to do before i perform professionally. [ laughter ] >> phoebe: so you're just drinking flat water before you go on now, a whole new chelsea? >> i can't even have flat water, it's sparkling. [ laughter ] >> phoebe: your tour, "vaccinated and horny," which seems on brand for you. it's amazing. >> i think it's on brand for pretty much the country, you know? [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] anybody who's single, it's been frustrating. yeah, there's a lot of frustration and pent-up aggravation that's going around. and i think this is a real opportunity for me to bring people together in the right way so we can, you know, hopefully just all love on each other without too many new stds being created. [ cheers and applause ] >> phoebe: i

come on, if you're in nashville, tennessee, how can you not love music?a clip right now where lola and her husband played by mark wahlberg are having a heart-to-heart about his quest. >> keep walking. keep walking, don't come home. okay? don't come home till you figure out whatever it is that you need to figure out, but i really hope that's not just you being some facebook celebrity and getting your pictures taken with people. are you walking for jaden? if you are we'll let jaden let you know when it's time to come home. >> you to prepare for the role you speak with jaden's mom lola. what did you learn from her? >> so much. you know, it's always a particular honor to be able to actually speak to the person that, you know, whose character you'll be playing in a role and, you know, aside from getting so much information about who she is as a person, she was able to share so much about her relationship with her son and with her husband and what their family dynamic was and, you know, and how difficult it was growing up as an lgbtq teen for her son jadin and

lately i've been on nashville and i got an idea from it and i gave it to one of my authors amanda fortini who's writing a book about las vegas and how she can incorporate some of the themes. >> host: when you pick up a manuscript do you know within 10 or 15 pages whether or not it's going to work? >> guest: do you mean a submission like when it's submitted to me? >> host: yes. >> guest: there are a whole bunch of variables that come into play. who the authors and does the author have a background and in is it something you'd be interested in? you would a ridiculous to say -- it doesn't fall into my area and i think after all these years i may be able to sniff out if they are writing is really good. if someone is a great writer i don't care if they have never published before i just signed up 33-year-old no one has heard of. it's all those combinations but yes you really can tell very quickly. we have 30 submissions a week you can't read everything. you can look in your always polite because people have feelings. >> host: robert weil publishing director of liveright books. congratulations

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god bless you nashville, tennessee, thanks for coming here.these live images from overhead. all the cars that have come out and they're packing the streets. it should be amazing. >> i believe it. we've seen some great fireworks shows. do you know what i love about this night? the return of live music. i mean, there in philadelphia, you saw the crowds. a huge crowd in nashville for brad paisley. kool and the gang there. i'm sure a lot of these artists have tried to give us the virtual concerts and the zoom performances and we appreciated those over the last 15, 16 months. but there is nothing like standing will shoulder to shoulder with people singing the exact same lyrics of your artist. at a nightclub or at a stadium. and then they turn that mic to you and say you sing and you belt it out until you lose your voice. there is nothing like it and i am so excited that america is getting back to live performances. i can't wait to get back in front, to get in front of a stage to see some artists. i'm looking forward to it. >> isn't that the truth?

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. >> martin is with us from nashville. tell us about this new investigation some are calling for. >> reporter: things have really escalated in the state when it comes to what is perceived as a political attack not only on the coronavirus vaccine but on all those who apparently are attempting to message and encourage people to accept that vaccine. front line doctors are now speaking out. these are physicians who have been battling covid from the very dark days and now face what is this new assault coming in the form of the delta variant. they are very outspoken and demanding an investigation by the department of justice into the actions that have been taken by tennessee governor. spe specifically, the firing of the state's vaccine manager and the reports they say of internal documents from the tennessee department of health shows they have been instructed to suppress important public health information. c cnn has seen the information as well. >> i have several folks in my icu with life threatening covid-19 infections. one o

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martin savidge in nashville with details. >> reporter: dr.state is headed for trouble. he can read it on scared faces of the growing number of patients in the icu. >> five minutes before i came out here, i was talking to a 20 something who told me they p wished they got the vaccine. this person in tears, their life is on the line. it is so hard to watch. it is so hard to think of how preventable it is. >> reporter: according to the latest numbers, 79% of americans 69 and older are fully vaccinated, compared to 42% of 18 to 24 being fully vaccinated. for health officials in the volunteer state, it was clear with increasing threat of much more contagious delta variant, you need to try to get as many vaccinated as possible, but especially young people. >> best tool we have, most effective, safest tool, is to get vaccinated. >> reporter: saving lives, young lives, who could be against that. >> it is not your business to target children. >> reporter: welcome to tennessee. that's republican state representative at a hearing last month. >> it is you

it will take longer to get it unstuck than they expected yes, can you go from nashville to tennesseed get stuck, frank, in kentucky. >> i wonder what's on the boat gambling >> it's a cruise ship. >> interesting >>> let's get a check on the markets. the dow up more than 400 points. remember, it fell more than 500 points the s&p up a percent and the nasdaq up almost down slightly from the devils it was at before the president signed those executive orders targeting in many people's minds big tech >>> all right. time for today's power movers. overstock is up another 5% today after a bullish call from needham. that stock is up nearly 100% for the year so far. virgin galactic is lower though susquehanna raised its price target on the stock. they did say that stock has climbed too far too fast all of this ahead of sir richard branson's space flight on sunday for more on this call and others, can you go to cnbc.com/pro >>> just because you're here, a bonus look at two stocks that could benefit from a potential booster vaccine shot in response to the delta variant u.p.s. will add 300,000 squ

. >> a look at some of the best-selling nonfiction books according to brooks nashville.ping the list are two essay collections, mary laura, i miss you when i bring followed by new york times columnist margaret late migrations. after that is i'll take you there, a historical guide to social justice nashville by professors amy and williams junior. next is another essay collection, the book of the might and wrapping up a look at some of the best-selling nonfiction books, according to nationals books, forget the alamo in which authors bryant burrell, chris tomlinson and jason stanford will quickly call mythologized history of the battle of the alamo. some of these authors have appeared on book tv and you can watch their problems anytime at booktv.org. >> hi, everybody. welcome to the commonwealth club virtualto program, i am going to be your moderator today. big thanks to

. >>> back now with a moment someone threw a fire cracker into man's car in nashville. he suffered burns to his hand and says his ears are still ringing. police haven't identified suspects. >> people across ten states are told not to feed the birds anymore. because of a mysterious illness spreading. affecting several types of birds. scientists are scrambling for answers. >> a mysterious illness killing birds. experts are asking humans to help the birds socially distance. to stop it from spreading. >> the bird is wobbling. falling over. there's something wrong with their eyes. >> since may, wildlife centers received hundreds of reports of bird found sick or dying. including song birds. and blue jays. this blue jay found sick in the washington d.c. area. experiencing neurological systems. eye discharge and swelling. affecting birds in ten states. indiana, trying to find the cause ruled out the bird flu. and west nile. in pennsylvania, some question whether pesticide or cicadas could be to blame. >> we are testing for the pesticides used for cicada control. kp also testing

martin savidge is in nashville for us. and we're seeing this spike of cases while the state is also pa becpawing service campaign to g children immunized. why? >> doctors and medical teams here say that the controversy couldn't come at a worst time. question the numbers are spiking in the state especially chattanooga. not so much here in nashville. and at the same time the health department in total disarray. and then you have this political battle that has been only drawing more intense primarily between republicans and anti-vaxxers who have been saying, hey, you cannot keep pushing this vaccine on young people when actually the law in the state of tennessee says that they can. they can reach out to those 14 to 17 because those young people under tennessee law have the right to determine if they want to get the vaccine so their own. they don't need parental permission. republicans talked about trying to defund the state health department and that is how angry they are. meanwhile the medical personnel are seeing more and m

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the 19 year-old from canada was selected in the 3rd round by the nashville predators in the 2020 nhldraft roman josi the captain of the nashville predators released this statement that reads we obviously very proud of him for taking that step. our message is the team is that we're obviously very supportive of him. hockey is for everyone. and i think the organization with the predators really lives. that's and this is statement from nhl commissioner gary bettman. he said the league pledges to do everything possible to ensure that luke's experience is a welcoming and affirmative one and that will continue to ensure full support to any current or future nfl player thinking about following luke's footsteps. switching gears. now take a look at our forecast. very different scene here at the bay bridge toll plaza. when you compare it to our last check in with the golden gate bridge from meteorologist dave spahr is here with details. dave, how about these micro climates. yeah, well, we also had to some of those among some clouds around for example, this morning, get an idea of the 2 differen

we know about the austins and the nashvilles and the boises, is it the same markets that are incrediblyight now? ali: great question that you can answer into different ways. you can talk about hot in terms of consumer demand so yes, you see the same markets we have talked about, tampa, austin, phoenix, las vegas, almost markets hot. but you can also look at the supply chain and when you have those hot markets, those are markets where you can't increase sales 20% without increasing access to materials and access to labor 20% and expect the market to operate smoothly. those markets that are hottest for consumers, it is the same players we have been talking about, but those are the ones that are also a victim of their own success. joe: the big component we used to talk about that has cooled down is lumber. so homebuilders, it appears, are getting substantial relief from lumber prices relative to april or may. how big a deal is that, how much is that saving them and how much of that is being counteracted by the fact they can't get other stuff? ali: lumber becomes really tricky. from a consu

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cnn's martin savidge live in nashville, martin.ing, john. yeah, no question that the political battle over the coronavirus vaccine and the tennessee department of health continues to heat up now with threats of investigations and threats of a different sort arriving in the mail. the tennessee department of health is stopping all vaccine outreach for adolescents, even for vaccines not related to covid-19. according to documents obtained by cnn, the halt includes ending everything, from covid-19 second dose reminders and hpv shot reminders to kindergarten vaccination surveys. >> of course i'm worried. i think the science has shown for decades now, you know, we don't see rubella, measles and so forth in schools and kids. we have healthy children in america. and the reason we have that is there has been a robust immunization program for multiple decades. >> just this one one of the state's medical directors was fired. she says it was over an argument about vaccinating children against covid. she claims it all began when she shared a me

we will see you back here on august 8th with a brand-new interview in nashville with luke bryant.live look outside at civic center park in santa clara. a beautiful morning before another hot day. thanks so much for joining us. i'm kira klapper. vianey arana joins us this morning with a look at your microclimate forecast. the only good news for some folks inland, slightly cooler. >> it's going to get a little bit cooler into the workweek but we still have to get through today. our heat warnings remain in effect. still have to be mindful if you're going to be heading

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