that's a picture of nashville, a live shot of nashville. ole on prethe historic reiman auditorium is there and so is pete hegseth. brian: biggest question i think in america and ongoing would carrie underwood be famous. ainsley: without "american idol"? brian: a farm girl in overall's working the land and next thing you know she is the number one female singer in the can you think tri. ainsley: that show gave some people their dreams. steve: however happened, it worked out for so many people. right down the street from broadway where that auditorium was we saw a moment ago is pete hegseth at the redneck rivera. and let's see, it's not even -- it's just after 5:00. pete is outside the building and look at that. i see your coffee over on the window ledge. so you are ready for broadcasting. ainsley: i am. you know, a couple years ago, guys, i would have rolled out of the redneck rivera at 3:00 and got on tv. not now, i got a good solid 8 hours of sleep, feeling good. you get old. john rich's spot. come out all morning come out if you are in na

here's nashville.to any bar and you've got incredibly talented local bands kicking some major ass. here is nyc. >> hey, hey, hey, hey. [cheering] >> greg: look. it's good to see chris cuomo is moonlighting. poor guy. anyway. so i think we know who won this contest here. the other problem with new york city, it's full of people who never leave new york city. if they do leave and there isn't two shrinks per block, they come apart faster than biden's teeth on the cob of corn. they know everything about vegan sushi but nothing about the world. for example, would you believe that photo of border patrol agents going around on horses with riding crop sweeping people? you didn't because you're normal. you are not joy reid. but in new york city where every person is either homeless or once sexually harassed by a cuomo or sometimes both, these people are as gullible and stupid as the studio audience for "the view." apparently the media thought these were whips. i understand. the only time new yorkers see actual

. >> the best crowd are 22 - 33-year-old has literally saved nashville economically speaking. the first group to come back from covid when nashville was back open for business they came back with a vengeance it wasn't the typical tourist crowd that nashville get. >> this is the one thing that they have back in the city and it helps this party bus so much but they have been able to double their fleet thanks to the bachelorette not just party buses cashing in you see hotels and restaurants and bars as well, take a listen. >> bachelorette parties coming to nashville nobody could get married in 2020 and this guy has a song save a horse, ride a cowboy, what part do you think they want to come to first they want to come to my bar in here that 50 times in a row, it is exciting to see them all come. >> it's just a fun time with all the bachelorettes, you can see in the middle of the day people are having a good time in the bachelorettes spend a lot when they get here we spoke with the batch at a party planning service helps of the party they said the average attendee spends $500 and t

nashville should be thankful that we have influx. these girls love nashville. coming in droves because 2020 they got everything taken away. their bachelorette party, their wedding. all they want to do is celebrate a year they lost. we get to do it thankfully in nashville, tennessee, and get to do it on our open-air party buses and we're so thankful to be in nashville and so thankful nashville is so receptive to these bachelorettes and continue to be as they come into nashville. reporter: you might think vegas or maybe miami but bachelorettes in nashville have taken that number one spot. for all of those reasons you're seeing, also trends wanting to be in open-air spaces because of covid. they have houses they can rent and be outside on a bus like this. you're planning bachelorette, stuart, i don't know why you would be, for some reason that is on the agenda for the next year, i think nashville is the go-to spot. stuart: maybe so in the unlikely event that i hold a bachelorette party. but there you go. madison, i got your name right. madison, you're all right. s

call out for nashville! out on strike! >> the balcony is out of order! >> we insist that the brethren in the balcony be heard! >> the delegate from chicago is out of order! >> listen. word just came in from nashville. chicago walked out of the convention. >> yeah and new york and baltimore. >> boston, philadelphia and cincinnati. >> 75% of the membership walked out. >> really? what does it mean? holding their own convention. >> we're setting up our own union. ♪♪ >> it will be an outlaw outfit. sydney, you're out of your mind staking your head on a wild gamble. >> in the month of december, in the year 1914 they gathered at webster hall and they took the gamble. >> it was our dream to give security to our members, security within the framework of liberty, of individual freedom. lincoln said a nation cannot exist half slave and half free, neither can a man. we cannot exist free politically, but slaves industrially. >> dear brother, we just formed an organizing committee for clothing workers in milwaukee. cutter

dan and shay came to gnashville nashville separately.t billion streams of their song. we got together for a sunday sit down and a taste of the spirit that made them famous. >> when i drink tequila. >> how often do people offer to buy you a shot of tequilla. >> it happens a lot, we haven't talked about it because we don't want it to stop. >> the song that changed their lives and guaranteed them a lifetime of free shots. >> to you guys. >> dan and shay are in a celebratory mood. their album "good things" earned gold status on the first day of it's new release. a first for a country artist in the streaming error. >> ain't nobody going to steal my love. >> you sat down for the album and you felt like we had pressure. people are waiting to see what we do next. i would like to say no, we didn't think about it at all, but it was good pressure. >> the follow up to "good things" was written and recorded mostly during the pandemic. >> being able to get on zoom or whatever it was and still write songs and help each other cope, i think. >> i feel li

nashville, tennessee. >> why nashville?rrow, scrape the money together for train fare. >> all out for nashville. >> locals from new york, boston, rochester, cincinnati, baltimore, and those delinquent on dues will not be seated. >> we were on strike, we couldn't eat, so how can we pay? >> you have to have the right to speak. >> baltimore is still out on strike. >> delegate from chicago is out of order. >> listen, we just came in from nashville, and chicago walked out of the convention. >> yeah, and new york and baltimore. >> boston and philadelphia, cincinnati. >> 75% of the membership walked out. >> holding their own convention. >> we're setting up our own union. ♪♪ >> it will be an outlaw outfit. sidney, you are out of your mind, staking your mind on a wild gamble. >> in the year 1914, they gathered at webster hall and took the gamble. >> it was our dream to give security to our member, security within the framework of liberty, lincoln said a nation cannot exist half slave and half free, neither can a man. we cannot exist

. >> now why are you in nashville? >> why am i in nashville? >> yes, ma'am. >> that's a good question because i was a ten-year professor at princeton, you know, and and i ended up in nashville and so a lot of reasons, one thing vanderbilt university offered me a full professorship and at the time i was an associate professor at princeton and they offered me more money and i would say that that's part of the reason but i can also say that it was very rare for princeton professors to leave princeton, ivy league school to go to vanderbilt. it was 1998 when they approached me and at the time vanderbilt was not the world-class university it is today and when i told people i was going to vanderbilt, they said you are going where? vanderbilt, where is that? and i made the transition. i accepted the contract. i physically moved to nashville and i have put vanderbilt on the map, and now people ask vanderbilt, where is that? >> i will not miss when you retire from vanderbilt and what american universities have allowed themselves to become. >> yes, i did.

is set to take nashville by storm tonight.ow to the music city. how are you doing? >> i'm doing great although whoever chose miley cyrus to open up the segment, it makes me happy that i'm here in nashville and not in your filthy, disgusting city known as new york, or manhattan. so it's great, we are doing the whole show from the bar and it's like the perfect combination. this show and alcohol, it's going to be fantastic. >> jessica: i'm really excited to watch. i was wondering if you could give the audience a preview. was there anyone over the course of the week that you would have picked too? >> we have a combination of country music stars with boxcars because i felt like that would be a nice mix. so tonight we have john rich and tomorrow we have kat and tyrus all week. and we also have gary gatlin. next day, and we haven't named candace owned owens who is part of the daily wire, and you see it's like a weird combination. then we have somebody like dana perino who's going to be on, and i plan to meet up with her before hand f

. >> now why are you in nashville? >> why am i in nashville? >> yes, ma'am. >> that's a good question because i was a ten-year professor at princeton, you know, and and i ended up in nashville and so a lot of reasons, one thing vanderbilt university offered me a full professorship and at the time i was an associate professor at princeton and they offered me more money and i would say that that's part of the reason but i can also say that it was very rare for princeton professors to leave princeton, ivy league school to go to vanderbilt. it was 1998 when they approached me and at the time vanderbilt was not the world-class university it is today and when i told people i was going to vanderbilt, they said you are going where? vanderbilt, where is that? and i made the transition. i accepted the contract. i physically moved to nashville and i have put vanderbilt on the map, and now people ask vanderbilt, where is that? >> i will not miss when you retire from vanderbilt and what american universities have allowed themselves to become. >> yes, i did.

great to be in nashville. we have some great guests.s here. >> [cheers and applause]. >> shay drove all the way from new york. here she is pulling into the parking lot.e drove all the way new york. here she is pulling into the parking lot. [laughing]. >> greg: i asked her why. she said i treat the road like let's death row. put on the seat belt and step on the gas. and larry gatlin from the gatlin brothers. >> [cheers and applause]. >> greg: those guys partied back in the day. they inhaled more white powder than a baby's butt. they were a wild bunch back in the '70s. now they for their 70s. [laughing]. now they cut their coke is lipitor. they replaced prostitutes with proctologists. larry is known for the hit all the gold in california. all of the gold in california. larry should update the song to reflect today. all of the poop on my shoe in california. it's filthier than kat's vocabulary. california dreaming is guy throwing up on your porch. a shout out to sean penn. kat had a great first night out in nashville. >> yeah! >> you are sw

by the way talking of tennessee, nashville, not just the home of country music anymore. coming up why music city is hitting all the right notes with home buyers, even as prices are rising at record rates. we'll get into that story, they look happy don't they? the "clayman countdown" will be right back with the dow down more than 400 points, but in reality down 1.25% we'll be right back. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ashley: the red hot housing market is still posting new records. the case schiller home price index just hit fresh all-time highs in the month of july marking the fourth consecutive month of record price growth, getting expensive to buy a home. year-over-year the index jumped to 19.7 overall in july, up from june's 18.7 rate, and as new buyers flocked to u.s. cities, guess what? nashville is currently tied for the fastest-moving market with houses flying on and off the market and selling in only 10 days on average, wow. madison alworth is in music city joining us now live from the very upscale neighborhood of green hills. madison, good afternoon. reporter: good afternoon, ashley

nashville housing market is hitting a high note.st 10 days. brian: wow those are good salespeople. madison alworth from our sister network, fox business, is inside one of those gems, currently on the market. >> yes, this gem is on the market, brian. it's quite expensive but you can understand why, because when you see this space, it is incredible and i mean, imagine you're standing here next to this gorgeous fireplace, 15 minutes outside of the heart of nashville. yeah, if you want to make that a reality, you got to move fast because these homes sell in an average of 10 days. that is incredibly fast when you consider the national average of 24 days and it's because of so many things that we've seen, covid has expanded where people can live and work, and then when it comes to music city, you have everything here. you have live entertainment, music, big sports teams, and also have incredible homes like this one. i want to show you some of the fun features of this home. right here, this looks like a cabinet, right? but it's not. it's a

have family in nashville. but i made that decision, i do not regret it, i love nashville. i even ran for mayor. [laughter] >> host: carol swain to win and why did you become a conservative and/or republican in your lifetime? >> okay, i would say i've been a deep thinker always wanted the wide, the wide, though what this thing about the meaning of life and being a journey. i would say i was always in many ways aee spiritual seeker. after my tenure at princeton i found myself in the situation where i was earning more money than i evermi imagined in my life. coming from poverty i was in a lot of money. i had obtained early tenure at princeton, which was my goal. it normally takes seven years to get tenure, i set a goal for three. i end up going up for tenure in my third year end it was awarded in the fourth year. i was a very disillusioned. i decided on this journey that took me through new age religion, eastern religion, whatever it was religion, i studied it. it startedav culminating me having a full-blown chri

it's wednesday night in nashville. oriskany likes to call it know, officer, those are not my drugs day. she is just holding them for a friend. a friend named keith richards. what a great show, joining us, candace owens. candace has more haters on the left than personal hygiene. that says something. if she were any smarter and beautiful, she would be me. oh, look who has joined us, the charming pete hegseth. you no, he smiles and now the whole front row is pregnant. this guy has more than the cards for kids commercial. gives the ladies more hot flashes and menopause. like a hershey bar left in the hot car, when pete is on tv, the women just up there and melt. not just the women. of course we have kat. there she is. since she has been in nashville, she has really embraced the cowboy lifestyle. i give her points for trying. we had to put down the horse." this tires. and of course there is tyrus. i'll just move on. we've got to thank the amazing audience here tonight. we love you because you chose us over all the other stu

this is a prime example of why real estate is flying in nashville.real estate agent who said some places are selling in one weekend. take a listen. >> on the market on friday, 67 scheduled appointments, 30 or 40 families and we ended up with 19 officers. >> not hard to so when you have gorgeous homes like this one. this one comes with a 200 bottle wine cellar, incredible master bedroom and closet and shifts kitchen. this house here, the asking price for an average home in nashville looking at $7.6 million but if you decide to take this place your home, that's more money in your pocket. it is a steel. stuart: how much was that house? >> 7.6 mill. >> i want to hear about it. thanks very much, see you again soon. don't forget to tune into the new foxbusiness, manchin global, 9:00 pm eastern. the case shiller home price index for july surged 19%. that was in july. that is the biggest gain on record but that was for july. the home price escalation has slowed a lot in august and september. >> agree with you completely. it may be the high watermark for home

i need to write to nashville. dear nashville.s off today and pete is in his spot. great to have you. pete: a little warm-up for the weekend. steve: here is something that could happen today. today an fda advisory committee is going to meet to figure out whether or not to okay vaccine booster shots for people who have already had the initial shots. pete: this comes as 24 republican attorneys general threaten to sue the biden administration over vaccine mandates. ainsley: mark meredith joins us as the administration limiting access to antibody treatment. good morning, mark. >> ainsley, good morning to you guys. another busy day here in washington as we are watching that fda advisory panel set to meet and decide whether or not a third dose of pfizer's vaccine is necessarily safe and effective. basically how much is it needed? but this is turning out to be quite controversial because we have already heard from a number of scientists. some of whom are now leaving the fda who say they don't believe this dose would be needed. they belie

karen bloch runs vanderbilt's covid infusion clinic in nashville, administers clinic in nashville, itadministers 80 monoclonal antibody treatment a day. >> reporter: for unvaccinated people this is their safety net. >> if it is that's probably the wrong way for them to be thinking about it. >> reporter: these clinics have no way to verify 134 one's vaccination status, it's the honor system. potentially a pit fall, vaccinated people claiming they're unvaccinated in order to get the treatment. norah. >> o'donnell: mark strassmann, thank you. well, president biden faced a tall challenge today as he made his first address at the united nations. he hoped to convince world leaders to join the u.s. in fighting covid, climate change and a host of other pressing issues. we get more now from cbs' ed o'keefe. >> all weekend now to create... >> reporter: world leaders gathered at the united nations for the first time since the pandemic amid heightened security. an f-16 had to intercept a single engine plane that violated restricted airspace. inside, president biden was on the defensive, addressin

israel is the nashville board of. healthy joins me now. just a level set doctor, can you tell us how things are going in your state with covid right now? >> things are the worst it's been since i first took over in march of 2020. our cases are the highest it's ever been. the mortality rate is the highs. the hospitals are literally at the brink. i'm oppressed ticking sir plaques -- that are important. so we can have room for covid patients. it is really tiresome. and frustrating. and more so now than ever. we have so many children that it's affected, over 40% of cases just last week in tennessee were children. things are really as dire as they've ever been. i saw this number about covid infections and 5:18-year-old. of course those are two categories, because 12 and up our vaccine eligible in below 12 or not. but you can see on the graph, there it is spiking in children, there's a certain amount which children will make up a higher proportion of cases because seniors are the most vaccinated demographic, but what does this mean for the basic

the swinging into stronger business climate and nashville now then prior to covid coming on board. >e the bachelorettes in the weddings, 2.5 million in 2022 the most we seen and 40 years, that is such big business, with the weddings you get a lot of bachelorettes, a person on a bachelorette can spend up to $1200 just during their visit that is going directly into the economy, you can understand why our friend john rich is pretty happy that bachelorettes are back in nashville and you can catch them tonight on fox business are new primetime lineup the pursuit is there a 98 central, back to you. neil: thank you very, very much, weddings are back into were movies that used to be pushed back to the pandemic that means james bond no time to die, i think this is ready to go a couple of years ago, finally on the premiere in london kevin mccarthy film critic and fox news contributor extraordinaire. the big deal he's finally back, this took a while to finally get to the big screen, didn't it. >> it is an honor to be on with you i'm so excited to talk about movies i saw this film in the theater

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nashville board of health and he joins me now.or, can you tell us how things are going in your state with covid right now? >> things are the worst it's been since i first took over in march of 2020. our cases are the highest they have ever been, our mortality is the highest, the hospitals are literally at the -- i'm a practicing surgeon and we are literally now cancelling procedures that are important so that we can have room for covid patients. it is really tiresome and frustrating. and more so now than ever, we have so many children that are infected. over 40% of cases last week in tennessee are in children, so things are really as dire as they have ever been. >> i saw this number about covid infections in kids 5 to 18 years old we have there now. those are two categories, right, because 12 and up are vaccine eligible and below 12 are not. but you can see on the graph there, like it is spiking in children. there's a certain amount which children will make up a higher proportion of cases because seniors are the most vaccinated de

in nashville, and yes that is gutfeld!, a greg gutfeld's amazing show at 11:00 p.m. you emily will be here for the show on thursday evening. i can't wait. >> i will. i can't wait to join you, i'll be flying in wednesday night and to be on the show thursday night. thanks all for watching and now here is "america reports." >> sandra: thank you ladies. president biden is set to deliver remarks think it has koba booster syrup, sought any second now. the go-ahead for people over the age of 65 to get the additional dose of the fis or vaccine. >> john: a 78-year-old biden falls in line with that vaccination in this event is up one of several on biden schedule this week. we will take you to the white house just as soon as that gets underway. >> sandra: meanwhile,

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nashville was a natural fit. >> 80% of the population in the united states can drive to nashville within for both companies. >> it's really one word and the word is theft. i'm just kidding taxes, but personal taxes and businesses taxes overwhelming. >> your business is successful and you make enough money and you look at the numbers of tax dollars you're paying and you realize that it's a huge number. >> the companies are still getting their footing in tennessee but they both agree, a move was the right choice to make. >> tennessee made perfect sense because we knew we could gain more, grow more in this space, in this state than we would in california for sure. >> maria, on top of the no-state income tax, both companies told me that the lower cost of living and and ability to have more space were big drivers in decision to move here. maria: wow, great reporting madison, thanks very much, madison alworth joining us in nashville. dagen, your reaction. i do nod not realize nashville was second to texas. that's big news. dagen: oh, yeah, nash vegas on a good night. life-long residents of tha

that's monday through friday the shows are all going to be in nashville.bsolutely crazy. now, it's time for this. greg's animals that are like jesse watters. we found this you will be able to notice why this is like jesse watters? >> jesse: is someone staring in a mirror? >> greg: a dog watching himself on tv. one more thing. the dog in the pool one more thing i did. here is same dog watching himself on "the five." this is exactly what you do when you go home. >> jesse: i don't do that. >> jesse: i should but i don't. i hope they send me a video of the dog watching this and do it every week. >> jessica: every friday. >> i heard i missed a show in which a challenge was issued. watch. >> lsu. >> he could really be in the olympics. sandra smith? >> jesse: i want to race sandra smith to see who is faster. >> sandra: is it a challenge? >> greg: you are in trouble. >> jesse: are you really fast? >> sandra: yes, she is fast d 1 float. how about a mile? >> greg: make it long to endure the humiliation. >> jesse: i don't want to lose to a girl. so i'm out. >> sandra

down in nashville, they call it the war of the roses. if your pro suffrage, you work yellow if your anti- suffrage, you were right. full-court press to stop it once and for all. to notable sources, one is not surprising considering all the work, to get women to vote and that is a liquor lobby. there are stories they tell, their stromboli through and they are both doing this. the other big part is the national association posed to women suffrage. it was largely run by clement despite the fact that it's a famous photo most of the people in the photo are but national americans national association from suffrage is mostly run by women and these are well organized politically savvy women and they may remind you of her work and anti- group. back in that day there were some women who didn't think women should have anything to do with it they felt husbands and the brothers and their sons all of those in their best interest but there were others who were themselves and they had different tactics and argue if women could vote, they could be nonpar

the canadians in nashville are fired up. the u.s. had one last chance in stoppage time.d goes over the bar. this ends in a 1-1 draw. nba training camp opens at the end of the month. if the warriors are looking for extra sugars, look no further than the brick brothers. warriors basketball academy in oakland, the shoot 360 workout. while we missed more shots than we make, we definitely had our moments. two time nba champ zaza broke it all down with us. >> what you think about this technology? >> i had a lot of fun doing that. it was really cool to be able to compete directly with each other. it will be especially cool when you can play with everybody doing the same drills. so far, so good. i'm getting a good workout. >> do you remember the numbers? what is your perfect shot? >> zero left to right? straight, death in the 11th's? >> correct, you nailed it. they can't see the ball but they're smart people. chris: it looks like steph curry and klay thompson's jobs are safe. abc 7 sports sponsored by your local toyota dealer. dion: funded see the tables turn. after being cancel

they were in nashville taking on vanderbilt. will get the credit but the t unhed.e pp bigger than, cardinals take a 14-7 lead. it's now 17-14 stanford, tanner up tight. using that 6'4" frame to haul it in. cardinals scored 14 points to take control. they cruised to a 41-23 win. they are now two and one on the season. cal justin wilcox after undergoing surgery earlier this week. bears led sacramento state at- time. breaking free from the initial defender and he's gone like a 59 cadillac. untouched. sack state gave it a good fight but for a 16-yard score. accounted for three touchdowns and cal wins for their first victory of the season. >>> let's head up to napa, third rounds of championship. mcneely and tied for the lead on sunday. 18 players are within 4 shots of the lead. nfl sunday coming up tomorrow. raiders and steelers. eagles hosting the 49ers. raiders right here at 10:00 a.m. >>> still ahead a bay area rapper who shot to stardom we're all ready for a real vacation. one where you can sip tropical drinks with fruity garnishes, without having to get up. a vacat

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year-old boy who arrives in atlanta, who arrives in new york, who arrives into detroit, who arrives in nashville, many of those 14- and 15-year-old boys owe thousands of dollars to the cartels. which means they arrive in your city -- you might think georgia is not a border state. but when teenagers are arriving in atlanta owing thousands of dollars to the cartels, they work for the cartels. and the cartels know who their family is and where their family is and they risk their mother or father being murdered if they don't work for the cartels to pay off the cartels. the young women have it even worse. there are teenage girls who make the decision, i want to come to america. i want to come to the promised land. we've been a beacon of hope to millions throughout our history. they don't realize they are stepping into hell on earth. when the traffickers take them and then take them to a cartel facility in whatever city they end up in, where many of those teenager girls still owing thousands of dollars to the cartels, have to work to pay off that debt by forced prostitution. young girls, forced into a

then later, from nashville, tennessee, her album is called "stand for myself."t snoop dogg. one direction's niall horan will take over on tuesday. he's doing something special with the jonas brothers. and on wednesday and thursday, the great rupaul will host. then he'll sashay away. [ cheers and applause ] our first guest is a golden globe-winning actress and entrepreneur from a very famous family. ever heard of the ross dress for less discount store? [ laughter ] she's currently nominated for an emmy award for her very funny show, "black-ish." please welcome tracee ellis ross. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> hello! wait, that joke was so funny. yes, i'm of ross dress for less. >> sean: except for tonight. >> dress for more. >> sean: yes. wait a minute, why -- i'll bite. why the no shoes? >> well, dr. samson said no shoes. >> sean: dr. samson? >> i have a torn meniscus. >> sean: same. >> in my left knee and a torn labrum in my right hip. we're on the mend, we're on the mend. [ applause ] >> sean: wait, okay. so you, me, and i host a podcast called "hypochondriactor

i don't know that was march 26 2020. 600,000 people have died since then. 600, 000, the size of nashvillelake if we dropped a nuclear bomb on nashville, that's the number of dead americans, because the pandemic was not contained. in no small part, because of kellyanne conway's administration's failure, to properly prepare. but conway, well finally facing some semblance of consequence, you see as his presidency was coming to an, and donald trump appointed a number of his enablers and lackeys, conway and sean spicer. remember that. do that was like the inauguration crowd size. dude to positions overseeing our conscience military academies. and the irony of course, is these are institutions builds on the foundations of strict covid offense and responsibility. look at the air force academy, which conway was overseeing, on the board. hundreds of students were punished earlier this year for cheating on exams. two students were dismissed from the academy entirely, because there are consequences for dishonest and unethical behavior. yesterday, biden decided to bring some consequences of his own a

but what you saw on that sign-in nashville is heading toward a state of nature, not heading toward the mediation of differences. and i'd just in conclusion here, this is on us. this is on we, the people. because democracies are counter intuitive. because we're driven by appetite and ambition. that's what we are as human beings. and democracy is about seeing each other not as rivals but as neighbors. we do not see each other as neighbors in america at this hour. and if we don't, maybe we aren't worthy of this democracy. and maybe that's a question we really, really need to stare in the face, not worry again about this bill and that bill. but are we, in fact, mature enough as a people to govern ourselves? i think we are, but we're doing everything we can to prove the opposite. >> and your comments prove the air hangs heavy across our country as we get together tonight with thanks to our starting front line, lisa lerrer, dr. irwin redlener, john meacham. thanks for starting off our conversation. >>> coming up for us, why the january 6th committee says they aren't wasting any time. going s

they're not, not than others, they just taking the sentence does mother don't even put it in jungle. nashville, when i'm looking to she brought me the mother, my phone never come on the lovely lovely visit, please follow him home on the new home out of live and give us an estimate of that. and then the project, me by my name, what i have done on her policy against my angela. and again, by that much let me think of another dealer. you know? like when i pulled it up on the account, i'm not showing me the white house has confirmed the military has begun to withdraw from afghanistan. i see it is not a good school and we have people out of which most of the death toll has risen to at least 85 killed most of them. girl, the last american troops cleared out of barbara mer based without celebrations or fan fair. at the us part, the taliban is closing in. religions have taken their hands. major city concerns are growing that they could take the capital. the telephone is now effectively in control including the takeover of the. ready city has triggered the deadly seems panic at the airport. people despe

you are the head of the covid-19 task force in nashville.e you doing better in nashville than elsewhere in the state? if so, why? >> yes. in short. we are -- have a highest vaccination rate in the state. consistent with the national average. the cases per 100,000 is one of the top one or two districts in the state. the reason is taking it seriously. we are vaccinating and one of the first in the state to do state at home orders and mask man dates and have an active vaccination drive that we have been doing from the beginning over 500 pop-up events, mass vaccination events but at the end of the day we are in tennessee and nashville has people that commute in and out of the state and visit the city and proud of that but we need the vaccination rate up. i'm proud of bridgestone arena the home of the predators that require vaccinations to be able to attend events. big businesses are requiring vaccine or testing and hopeful that that leadership will percolate throughout the state. >> you're there on the ground in a state with low vaccination rate

the size of nashville. americans because the pandemic was not contained. in no small part because of kellyanne conway's administration's failure to properly prepare. but conway is finally facing some tiny semblance of a consequence. you see, as his presidency was coming to an end, donald trump appointed a number of his enablers and lackeys, conway and former press secretary sean spicer -- remember that dude? that was like the inauguration crowd size dude. to positions overseeing our country's military academies. and the irony of course is that these are institutions built on the foundation of a strict code of ethics and responsibility. just look at the air force academy which conway was overseeing on the board where hundreds of students were punished earlier this year for cheating on exams. two students were dismissed from the academy entirely because there are consequences for dishonest and unethical behavior. but yesterday president biden decided to bring some consequences of his own against those trump a

enjoy nashville. we know it's a rocking town. madison alworth.lams republicans for visiting the border. former white house senior adviser steven miller will break down the administration's policies as biden himself will not go to visit the southern border. he's next. maria: welcome back, good tuesday morning, everybody. thank you so much for joining us. i'm maria bartiromo and it is tuesday september 28th, let's take a look at market this is half an hour. we are looking at a selloff at the start of trading, the s&p down 33, nasdaq the hardest hit down 1 and a half percent. 223 points and all has to do with jay powell and opening statement so much for transitory. federal reserve chairman jay powell saying in his opening statement to the senate today that inflation is higher and lasting longer than anticipated. it is expected to stay high in the coming months before moderating the chairman said. the headlines driving stocks lower and interest rates higher. the chairman released those comments last night and that will be his opening statement this m

going to combine and bring heavy rain into areas of the east we have flash watches from memphis to nashville, even areas around the coastal south carolina from savannah to charleston we have a chance of heavy rain there today. there's that rain in indianapolis and we're going to scchallenge h record high in san antonio we're forecasting 101 today. sunny afternoon. too much sunshine from oklahoma down through dallas, who will also be near 100 today week ahead forecast coming up. it will feature cooler weather for our friends in the south i'll tell you when, coming up. >> all right, bill, thank you. >>> a world renowned wax museum unveiled their new figure of angela bassett the resemblance there, you can see it, just astonishing bassett posted a video on instagram of herself meeting her very own wax figure in hollywood. the reaction was priceless she's like, it's like it will jump alive and give me a hug >> "early today" is back in one minute >> andhe t biggest moments from last night's emmy awards vicks sinex. instantly clear everyday congestion. and try vicks sinex children's saline. safe an

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and nbc holdings is another one that looks good this is expanded into height areas of boise and nashvilleits revenue in entry-level if you look at the millennial buyer they have to think about the jonesy that the place that homebuilder would want to be right now. >> for stock geeks, there was an interesting dynamic if you look at the price-to-book ratio of the homebuilders it is stayaway their way overpriced then you look at the price-to-earnings it's mid single digits they look really cheap, why that split. >> there's something really interesting going on on the price-to-book valuation they were treating two times that would be the time to stayaway but they have been shifting away from buying land outright to options so that's not as meaningful as it once was. but when you look at price-to-earnings a lot are trading 25% the five-year average. jack: thank you, really interesting. up next our roundtable members will give their investment ideas will give their investment ideas for the coming week we have to be able to repair the enamel on a daily basis. with pronamel repair toothpaste, we c