james bryant: all right. ok. so how-- you been doing fairly well? yeah? lonzetta bryant: eddie's feeding tube came out thursday before good friday. the old one came out. i was worn out for a week and half. jamebryant: i think the hardest time for me was when i came from vietnam. and i think that's when eddie really started like sheltering me real hard because he could see a difference in me. and i thk he just-- he wanted to keep me out of trouble. i mean, who knows? i might not even have gotten his way without you. and i'm just thankful. i tell everybody. i tell them how you used to cuss me out. [laughs] i'll tell you, when i messed up, them veins starts to-- i knew that i got to get on. i started with you when i was 17. and i'm 67 now. so don't you think it's time? eddie bryant: yeah. james bryant: you still be going to-- you still be going to, you know. it's hard to quit though. we've gone to this convention. and it's so small now because everybody then died off. yeah, otis and all of them are gone. mr. washington-- that's why organizations die out becau

my grandmother got an award when she was 28 reciting the cross of gold speech by william james bryant, i would say he was a model of what i believe in but the point was they were strong democrats. my father flew 40 missions on a b-29, his first cousin who i'm named after was kind of adopted by family when his mother died, died on okinawa and we always have the flag of all the time. veterans day, you name it it's on her house. very proud of the united states. my mom was the same way and there were democrats. so what i'm getting at is there was no sense that, of conservatives or rural democrats, and they were very strong civil rights advocates. i can remember when i was 12 years old we got in the car and drove all the way up to race cathedral near to hear martin luther king speech. my mother detoured into hunters point because she found a list of african-american people who might not have access, would have to take the bus. we picked up three women. we had a very small car, and the eight of us drove into grace. we did nowhere to park or anything. it was overpack. when the door started t

my grandmother got an award reciting the cross of gold speech by william james bryant.hat i would say he was a model for what i believe in. there were strong democrats. my father, he flew 40 missions on a b-29. his first cousin i'm named after was adopted by my family when his mother died. he died. we always had the fly got all the time. veterans day, you name it was on our house. very proud of the united states. my mom was the same way and they were democrats. so, what i am getting in there is no sense of conservative or rural democrats. they were very strong civil rights advocates. hike and a member when us or 12 years got in the car and drove wildly up to grace cathedral to hear martin luther king speak. my mother detoured because she found a list of african-american people who might not have access and have to take the bus. we picked up three women and we had a very small car. the eight of us drove. we do not know where to park or anything. by the time we parked we woke all the way up it was over packed. my mom on the door started close she literally pushed me and i

all time, a statement coming as a shock after having some of the greatest players like kobe bryant, lebron james duchess of sussex will visit the uk and germany in september, a spokesperson says the couple is delighted to visit with several charities, the four-day trip will mark their first return to the uk since the platinum jubilee celebrationes in june. >>> there is increasing concern this morning surrounding the reemergence of polio after strains of the virus were detected in new york city's wastewater. the state's health commissioner said for every one case that is identified hundreds more may be undetected. joining us now is the former acting director for the cdc and the president of the robert woods johnson foundation dr. richard besser. dr. besser, great to have you because i know that a lot of parents are very concerned about this right now. what does that tell you that polio is detectable in new york city's wastewater? >> you know, brianna, what it says to me is that we are -- we are always at risk of new infectious agents or infectious agents that we thought were in our history, of th

they took the actual logo from lebron james, michael jordan and kobe bryant and all three on the same kobe bryant and lebron should be better than just lebron. stuart: should get $4 million. i don't understand this but you will explain, bobby bonilla's metz contract. >> one of the most famous contracts in sports history. if you were in new york you need to own this. every july 1st the mets celebrate bobby bonilla because they pay him one. $2 million even though he has been retired for 25 years, the old management of the mets, they owed him $5 million. instead of the lump sum of $5 million they negotiated the deal to be him $1.2 million a year for 25 years starting in the year 2,011. stuart: they didn't think he would survive? >> this is the actual contract and with the contract you get to attend the mets game with bobby bonilla, get a zoom call, certificate of authenticity, sign the ball, it is really remarkable everything you get with this one contract. stuart: how much? >> anywhere from 25,000 to 100,000, the biggest mystery in the auction. stuart: derek jeter's rookie card. >> this

james's 6. >> but for the russell, though, again, you know, we'll see like for the retire to numbers for kobe bryant 8.24 are both in the rafters for kobe. so. bill reh, so did so much on the basketball court and so much off the basketball court. i mean, he he should be recognized for the complete package that he was 100%. i agree with everything you just said all across the nba. yes. love that. all right, jason, thank you. coming up. fine tales are sq flight carrying a dog and 2 cats to their new home from california oregon. >> healing journey for these free fast friends. free fast friends. for years, california's non-gaming tribes have been left in the dust. wealthy tribes with big casinos make billions, while small tribes struggle in poverty. prop 27 is a game changer. 27 taxes and regulates online sports betting to fund permanent solution to homelessness. while helping every tribe in california. so who's attacking prop 27? wealthy casino tribes who want all the money for themselves support small tribes, address homelessness. vote yes on 27. >> what we've been missing, flying tails, but now can h