after knocking on the front door of the home where the airpods were located, ayton met chance colbertwhose dad peter had given him the airpods. i caught up with both of them on zoom, where chance proudly displayed the airpods in question. >> they actually are. i thought it would be fitting that they are there, but i use every day. >> peter says he's not sure how he initially got ahold of the airpods, since he wasn't at burning man back in 2022. a realtor by trade, he thinks he might have gotten them from a house that he sold sometime after the festival before giving them to his son. after meeting chance and being reunited with his old airpods once again, ayton says he allowed chance to keep them. the only condition was that he had to make a donation to the local redwood empire food bank. >> we've all volunteered at food banks, specifically redwood empire, so yeah, when i when i heard his request, i was happy to oblige. >> as for ayton, he's happy this story had a good ending, something he hopes will carry on into the future. >> if we can, you know, have the story end with, you know, e

just minutes away from ayton's home. >> and i realized i've got to go over there. i've got to go. i've got to go find them. >> so find them. he did. after knocking on the front door of the home where the airpods were located, ayton met chance colbert, whose dad peter had given him the airpods. i caught up with both of them on zoom, where chance proudly displayed the airpods in question. >> they actually are. i thought it would be fitting. they are the airpods i use every day. peter says he's not sure how he initially got ahold of the airpods, since he wasn't at burning man back in 2022. >> a realtor by trade, he thinks he might have gotten them from a house that he sold sometime after the festival before giving them to his son. after meeting chance and being reunited with his old airpods once again, ayton says he allowed chance to keep them. the only condition was that he had to make a donation to the local redwood empire food bank. >> we've all volunteered at food banks, specifically redwood empire. so yeah, when i when i heard his request, i was happy to oblige. >> as for ayton,

after knocking on the front door of the home where the airpods were located, ayton met chance colbert, whose dad peter had given him the airpods. i caught up with both of them on zoom, where chance proudly displayed the airpods in question. >> they actually are. i thought it would be fitting that they are there, but i use every day. >> peter says he's not sure how he initially got ahold of the airpods, since he wasn't at burning man back in 2022. a realtor by trade, he thinks he might have gotten them from a house that he sold sometime after the festival before giving them to his son. after meeting chance and being reunited with his old airpods once again, ayton says he allowed chance to keep them. the only condition was that he had to make a donation to the local redwood empire food bank. >> we've all volunteered at food banks, specifically redwood empire, so yeah, when i when i heard his request, i was happy to oblige. >> as for ayton, he's happy this story had a good ending, something he hopes will carry on into the future. >> if we can, you know, have the story end with, you know,

edward ayton tracked his airpods with the find my app on his phone.ng videos on social media, documenting everywhere these airpods went. eventually attracting thousands of views. last week, the airpods appeared in santa rosa just minutes from his house. he went to the house and met chance colbert. chance colbert, his dad gave him the airpods. he's a realtor and thinks that he might have gotten them from a house he sold. ayton let chance keep the airpods only if he made a donation to the redwood empire food bank. >> we've all volunteered at food banks, specifically redwood empire. so yeah, when i when i heard his request, i was happy to oblige. >> if we can, you know, have the story end with, you know, even a little bit more joy, a little bit more help, a little bit more people, you know, paying it forward, then that to me is the best ending. >> these airpods went all over the place. iowa south carolina, new york city before finally returning to the bay area. next, at 630, enforcing protest policy on university of california campuses. the new message c

this is ayton, the town where he grew up in the it's kind of the the moors, the the moors of yorkshire and he lived in this beautiful but you know, he was out of his mind. he was a young kid. he was about seven years old. and he at least so goes the the legend that he climbed this place called rosebery. and he climbed to the top of this small mountain, a very high hill, which i did with my wife and and oh, by the and is here shout out to and my wonderful wife wife. we got to the top of it and reason i show this is because at least according to the story, captain cook at seven years old, first saw the ocean. 12 miles away. and he said, you know, what's that like? want to go there? apparently from very beginning, he just like i got to get out of here. i got you know, he saw a very circumscribed life for as a farmer and he's like i get i get to go over there and he does and he very quickly goes to this town place called whitby in the us, you know, just just on the on the north sea. and he apprentices to some quicker shipping interests there and learns shipping trade he learns how to navig

royal broadcaster and historian rafe heydel—mankoo and the broadcaster and social commentator imarn ayton both for joining us. rafe, should it forjoining us. rafe, should it only be the union flag and other flags of our nations that are allowed to be waved at the last night of the proms? >> well, i certainly think we shouldn't be having any protest flags. >> you know, it's important to have somewhere in our public life that isn't overtly political. every other public space seems to have been taken over by politics. and the whole point of the last night of the proms is to unify the nation. it's not an official event like, you know, the king's birthday, but it's unofficially a chance for us all to actually come together in and have a bit of fun about our great history and celebrate all of that. and i think it's been a shame to see over the past few years, politics inserting itself in the shape of the eu flag, which of course we have seen campaigners handing them out outside the albert hall . now, there's albert hall. now, there's nothing wrong with the occasional person waving a canadian or

that answer is already drawing ayton of attention from abortion rights groups and from the harris campaigng forward. >> i don't -- i don't think that one is going to develop well. nbc news garrett haake, thank you so much. as always, greatly appreciate it. >>> with us now co-host of pod save america and former senior add shriver to president obama dan pfeiffer. dan, i am so glad you are here. over the past several weeks talking about the pod bros, the pod bros, and so i talked to alex before the segment. i go, dan is coming on? he goes, yeah. i was like i was talking about the pod bros. just joking. i wanted to ask you because you were there and you saw -- you saw what happened with the obama campaign and i was just saying this morning three times in my life i've seen a presidential campaign that was really not about politics as much as it was about a pop culture phenomenon. first was ronald reagan in 1980 near the end of the campaign. you could just feel it, with everybody you talked to, wherever you went. then the other times were of course 2008 and 2012 with president obama. and we felt

. >> okay, joining us now to debate this anti—racist activist, imran ayton, and royal broadcaster rafehis that, you know, a village, a village in norfolk, outside the village hall . it's in norfolk, outside the village hall. it's amazing that this is actually even causing a flutter. >> yeah, i mean, it's a very depressing story. i mean, there's nothing more english than the cross of saint george flying from a country church or a union flag flying from a village hall. it's you know, it's as english as cricket and warm beer. and i don't really think it's that divisive in this village. i think what probably is the case is, as usual, there are there's a vocal minority, a few people who are trying to stoke division here. the union flag should instil pride in all of us. we know from polling it's one of the world's best loved flags. it's still adorns more than 20 flags around the world and you know , in 2019, hong kong and you know, in 2019, hong kong pro—democracy protesters waved the union flag as a symbol of freedom and democracy. you know, in the second world war, 1940 to 1941, it was onl

let's move on swiftly, because ayton's going to be talking us through all the latest from the olympics have solved i just i have solved the conundrum. >> i was just going to say , >> i was just going to say, don't say what it is though, in case people of the world wanted to know. he's very, very clever. did it remarkably quick. i'm still struggling. >> yeah. and you know what the word is now ? word is now? >> i'm still struggling. >> i'm still struggling. >> not the word. >> not the word. >> i'm quite impressed with myself. i get myself on countdown. tell me about 10.5 minutes. but get there. be a very boring show, wouldn't it? >> no. go for it. i'll support you. >> oh, yeah. right. all right. time for the sport. adrian's here, should we talk olympic boxing? >> yeah. i mean, look , forget >> yeah. i mean, look, forget sewage in the scene. forget the opening ceremony. forget murray's retirement. this looks as if it could be the story. the controversy of paris 2024. stephen, what we saw yesterday was the algerian welterweight fighter iman khalife against angela carini of italy . the ange