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." >> alisyn: and today our series continues with ainsley earhart making bagels.ter ] >> i didn't do it very well. they do it much better than i do. americans love our bagels. in fact, last year our country consumed more than 175 million bagels. so i suited up and went to a local bagel shop to see just what it takes to make that perfect bagel and i guarantee, you'll never look at your breakfast the same way. it's a common morning routine. you jump into a bagel shop, grab some breakfast and you're on your way. but little do you know what goes on before you arrive. 2:00 a.m. here in new york city, we're standing in front of this bagel shop. there has been a crew inside for three hours. they arrive at 11:00 p.m. yesterday. i'm going to be their helper today. let's go inside. going to be very scary. first things first. i need the proper work attire. make some bagels. they sell three racks of these every single day. those racks hold hundreds of bagels and baking all is no piece of cake. for the perfect crust, it needs a good boil. this is how they do it, guys. look at

and ainsley earhart will be on the road. >> steve: thank you very much for joining us for gretch the last couple of days. >> anna: thank you. i had fun. have a great day, everybody bill: thank you, guys. good morning, everybody. fox news alert a string of huge explosions rocking a propane plant in central florida overnight. just listen to that an watch as the flames shooting hundreds of feet into the air. large propane tanks popping off one after the other after the other, causing that massive fireball you see over the city there in central florida. that is where we start, good morning, everybody. i'm bill hemmer. welcome to "america's newsroom." there is lot more we're learning overnight. >> huge, huge blaze. bill: welcome back to you. >> so good to see you, bill. i missed you. i'm jamie colby in for martha today. good to be here. it is amazing that everybody at the plant survived. the explosions first erupting at 11:00 p.m. and they went on four hours. witnesses saw the flames for miles. >> we were in the house. we didn't know what was going on. we heard loud booms and some of the

. >> and i'm ainsley e earhart. >> we begin with a fox news alert.ere sleeping, a fire breaks out on a gas well in the gulf of mexico, off the coast of louisiana. now the coast guard has been out overnight trying to put out the flames, having trouble trying to contain the fire. this comes hours after 50 employees had to be vac waited because the well blew out. fortunately, no injuries have been reported. >>> happening today, aaron hernandez will be back in court. even more trouble is looming for the tight end. police believe that hernandez was with the victims the night of the murders at the club, an suv connected to the case was recently taken from the home of hernandez's uncle. today's hearing is a probable cause hearing in the murder of odin lloyd. >>> growing cause this morning for anthony weiner to drop out of the new york

we turn to ainsley earhart for more details on what happened. >> such a tragic story.e fire team, 0, 21-years-old. 18 members of the hot shots and one other firefighter died battling an out of control wildfire in yarnel, arizona. 85 miles northwest of phoenix. it started after a lightning strike on friday and spread to 2,000 acres amid extremely hot and dry conditions. this morning we are learning that the crew -- here is their picture -- the crew was killed as they were trying to forget themselves from the flames with fire resistant shields. >> we grief with the families and the department. >> we're devastated. we lost 19 am some of the finest people you'll ever meet. we're in crisis. >> there are more than 100 hot shot crews in the united states. they're an elite team of firefighters who they often hike for miles into the wilderness with chain saws, backpacks that are filled with heavy gear, to build lines of protection between you and the fire. they remove the brush around the area, the trees, anything that might burn in the direction of a house or a city. last year

ainsley earhart is here. because you can not drive and host a morning show. >> lucky for us in new york, there are taxicabs. they drive us because at 2:00 a.m., who can get behind the wheel? have you been there where you're blink to go stay awake, turning on the air conditioning, doing whatever it takes? it's a serious problem and we've got to do something about it. here is some advice to help you arrive alive. 60% of adult drivers admit to doing this. about 1500 people will die each year because of this. we're not talking about drinking while driving. >> she fell asleep around the wheel. >> or even texting. >> nodding off, it's getting behind the wheel while you're drowsy that can be the killer. >> drowsy driving, how big of a problem is this? >> one third of americans have actually fallen asleep at the wheel at some point in their life. 13% have been found to actually fall asleep at least once a month. >> wow. the statistics are staggering. >> very staggering. a big problem. >> nobody knows just how big of