lemonis: this is "the profit." [ up-tempo music plays ] james: i'm james with james' gourmet pies, and world's best gourmet sweet potato pie, and we want to serve it to the world. i started james' gourmet pies in 2017. these sweet potato pies are inspired by my grandma, and we used to sell them at churches, farmers' markets, and we grew from there. the minis are only two for $5. thank you. appreciate you. lemonis: while james sells his pies at local farmers' markets, he dreams of taking his pies nationwide. james: my vision for james' gourmet pies is to get sweet potato pies out to every family that i can. lemonis: currently, james has had great success with his local enterprise, but he feels it's now time to scale for bigger peaks. and that's where i come in -- or so he thinks. first, i need to make sure his pie is all he's promised it to be. good morning. laura: good morning. lemonis: how are you? james: hi, marcus! lemonis: nice to meet you. james: it's nice to meet you as well. lemonis: is this your big kitchen? james: this is a rented, shared kitchen here in salt lake. lemonis: an

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to marie, to protect james?ctives got permission to look at the cell phone records of all three of them. would they prove tanya was with marie when she vanished and thus maybe did something to her? >> the cell phone tower information put her away from the area. >> reporter: no. nowhere near marie. so then they checked the cell towers for james' phone, and what do you know. when marie sent that mass text message saying she was leaving town, both her phone and the pastor's were pinging off the same cell tower two blocks from his house. and when marie's mazda was dropped at the airport? >> we've got james flanders' cellphone touching towers near the airport. why would his phone be near the airport? >> reporter: well, either james innocently drove marie to the airport, and neglected to reveal that, or he drove her car there to cover up a crime. no way to prove it either way. so they were stuck again. which is when jason, the youth pastor, remember him? out of the blue jason came to call. he had something the detecti

. . ,, ., ., , james. at last night, and i saw and i _ james. yeah, i think looking at last night, and i saw and i heard the - night, and i saw and i heard the match yesterday, and it was not a small minority. one of the shooting lanes i heard this morning was the football coach for hungary said it was a small minority of the fans doing it, and it is terrible and we despise it, but the issue was it was a lie. it was before the name, when they took the knee, it was considerably loud, and of course we saw when raheem sterling scored and those bottles and cans thrown in things. terrible scenes, and i think fifa have to take a really, really strong line on this. this is not the first time hungary have been in trouble. f first time hungary have been in trouble. j ., ., , ., ., trouble. they've got a reputation somewhat for _ trouble. they've got a reputation somewhat for this, _ trouble. they've got a reputation somewhat for this, just - trouble. they've got a reputation somewhat for this, just as - trouble. th

reese james and two other -la ers. , , , reese james and two other .la ers, . , , ., reese james and a big club and they have _ players. juventus is a big club and they have been _ players. juventus is a big club and they have been that - players. juventus is a big club and they have been that for. and they have been that for many years and we need to try to break them by speed, energy and we know it is going to be difficult. we respect them but we're going to try to win. barcelona play away to benfica stop they are currently bottom of the group after being defeated by bayern munich. the newly crowned us open champion has been granted a wildcard into the indian wells tournament which starts in california next week. the 18—year—old british player who studied the tennis world after winning the us open is an unseeded qualifier will be making her debut at the rescheduled event. it has been a remarkable season for the player. she only made her debut injune. a previously unreleased audiotape featuring the words and music ofjohn lennon has sold an auction in copenhagen for almost 60,000 pou

reforms through, his watered-down reforms, james?— reforms, james?in. it will— reforms, james? yes, it was a partial win. it will make - reforms, james? yes, it was a partial win. it will make things harder— partial win. it will make things harder to _ partial win. it will make things harder to select sitting mps, which is quite _ harder to select sitting mps, which is quite important. it will also require — is quite important. it will also require that future labour party leaders — require that future labour party leaders in — require that future labour party leaders in the election have to secure — leaders in the election have to secure the support of 20% of mps. if you cannot _ secure the support of 20% of mps. if you cannot get 20% to back your candidacy, — you cannot get 20% to back your candidacy, you probably will not get the country. but keir starmer has had a _ the country. but keir starmer has had a difficult time of it. andy burnham _ had a difficult time of it. andy burnham has complained about the not bein- burnham has complained about t

elvin romero james a.y eric thomas ropiteau aida rosario angela rosario mark h. rosen brooke david rosenbaum linda rosenbaum sheryl lynn rosenbaum lloyd daniel rosenberg mark louis rosenberg andrew ira rosenblum joshua m. rosenblum joshua alan rosenthal richard david rosenthal philip martin rosenzweig daniel rosetti richard barry ross norman s. rossinow nicholas p. rossomando michael craig rothberg donna marie rothenberg mark david rothenberg james michael roux nicholas charles alexander rowe edward v. rowenhorst judy rowlett timothy alan roy, sr. paul g. ruback ronald j. ruben joanne rubino david m. ruddle >> and my lovely mother. i miss you every day, and i wish you were here to meet your grandchildren. we miss you. >> and my beloved father, gerald. you are missed, and loved beyond words. your legacy continues on for your children, and your eight ran children, until we meet again. -- grandchildren until god -- until we meet again. may god bless america, let freedom ring, and peace be with you all. [appla

be done right. james, the telegraph, in some ways it i and it must be done right. james, the telegraphf a decision finally on a funding stream for aduu finally on a funding stream for adult social care. and elderly care. there seemed to be a debate about whether he could come out of income tax or national insurance also either way, tax or national insurance also eitherway, it tax or national insurance also either way, it is going to be a requirement for the taxpayer, but it will mean the conservatives after kind of break one of manifesto pledges. kind of break one of manifesto ledues. . �*. kind of break one of manifesto ”ledes_ ., �*, ., kind of break one of manifesto ledues. . �*, ., , kind of break one of manifesto -ledes. . �*, . , kind of break one of manifesto nledes. . �*, . , ., kind of break one of manifesto nledues. . �*, . , ., pledges. that's a big part of it, isn't it? they — pledges. that's a big part of it, isn't it? they said _ pledges. that's a big part of it, isn't it? they said they were i pledges. that's a big part of it, | isn't it? they said they were not going _

okay, let me go back to, to james james. let me lucian was explaining, describing the the 10th relationship that china and australia i've had over the last couple of years. but does this, this new to teach it packed is this kind of put the australia on the front line? i mean, why should china see australia is a friendly country because it's just not about submarines about additional bases. true pro cation, it's a lot more thing. you cybersecurity, it's the whole ball of wax here. ok. are they did or they, it's kind of throwing down the gauntlet and, and agreeing to this coalition of countries in the asia pacific grim against china . go ahead, james. well, i don't think this agreement should be exaggerated. i do think that china has reason to worry, especially if this kind of arrangement is extended to japan and, and perhaps taiwan. but i don't think it should be exaggerated. the way much of the media does, there's not a new cold war. why not? because the old cold war was because there were 2 independent blocks with no real c

go ahead, james. yeah. well, 1st of all, i want to correct the, the notion that it's creating a new nuclear power. i mean, nuclear powered submarines are not nuclear arm submarines. we have to make sure to keep that distinction. but the submarine can, could carry those those weapons at a certain point of time. let's be clear about submarines. sure. ok. so conventional submarines i mean nuclear weapons can be made available to any country that has you know, bombers and rockets and submarines in any number of things. but that's not what this deal it's about. it's about nuclear powered submarines and sometimes the media kind of shades that difference. i don't think so far anyone's proposing for australia to have nuclear weapons. i certainly hope not because there's already been enough prolific proliferation of nuclear weapons, but i don't think my for my own view that the balance of power in the world is threatened in any way currently. so i don't see this is a response to any particular problem. i think it's,

we have james. nope. he is a professor of international relations at new york university and in parents we cross to we know you're, are, he is the chief foreign correspondent. we figured out or cross the rules and effect, that means you can jump in anytime you want. and i always appreciate loosing, let me go to you 1st. so much of western media loves to talk about china, criticize china, but very rarely do they talk to the chinese themselves. you are very notable media media figure in china and across the world. so i would like your thoughts about this new strategic alliance that is supposedly not directed against china. go ahead and basing and computer for the invitation. i'm speaking my personal, they have my personal capacity. so don't quote me as a special spence of the chinese government. so this deal is called a kind of security, a defense cooperation among the 3 countries. but i really don't think it fits into the notion of a cooperation because a co op and a cooperation is a word that has a relati

james!e on. shall we cut to the chase? he says he hopes he's leaving the franchise in a positive place with the series evolving, particularly with its female characters. it's also thanks to daniel - because he's a feminist and it's really something that he brought | to the franchise and it was timel to have strong, female characters, i who are not only strong, but alsol vulnerable and just consistent. for that, i'm really happy. because there is no doubt that cinema will recover from covid, but how quickly it comes back from the pandemic could well depend on 007. liso mzimba, bbc news. in a moment, we will be able to talk to a realjames bond, the actor george lazenby, but first, let's watch a short clip of his bond film, on her majesty's secret service. commander bond, how are you, sir? good _ commander bond, how are you, sir? good to— commander bond, how are you, sir? good to see — commander bond, how are you, sir? good to see you, man well. up to the usual high standards. it’s good to see

manus: let's take that, james, and put that to james afee -- james athey from evergreen standard.et's reflect on this rba. i like the way that juliette pitched it which was that everyone is ready for a hawkish tilt. you got that. right you are dovish. listing -- the sting came out. hawkish tilt or hawkish tilt with the sting removed? james: this is the way that monetary policy is operating and it is somewhat heartbreaking. not really sure any economist can explain to you the differences in those two policies in relation to the real economy. the rbnz a few weeks back balked at hiking rates at a meeting that was fully priced, more than fully priced, 27 to 28 basis points for that meeting, and they brought after the delta variant emerged in new zealand. they clarified it was merely a concern around communication. central bankers are struggling with the notion that they should be setting policy for the economy one years or two years hence but, obviously, proximate conditions factor into their thinking quite significantly. when the two are in opposition to one another, that gives them

james?d earlier absolutely appalling phone call with former president of afghanistan, former president saying we're being overrun need air sport biden keeps talking about perception they need to work on, and telling him to do no foto ops a career politician at 78 first real executive job i think it is maybe -- not surprising but disappointing that everything is about politics and perception. dagen: indeed it is about -- and you wrote that piece about that call with ghani, and he used the word perception, again, it is perception over reality, and lies over truth patrice. patrice: absolutely true i mean yooef seen with push for inclusivity equity every level of government facet of foreign federal the domestic policy so, i think president biden is absolutely looking out for what kind of legacy he wants to leave behind will try his best to get his agenda passed, using whatever, fallacy that he can find, it is remarkable that we're talking about you know a hurricane, and people who lost livelihoo

james: so that's the claim. he has a laboratory.e is a pathologist, so it carries a certain amount of weight, and it went all over the web. what happened was factcheck.org, one the fact checking media --e had referenced a study done about mrna vaccines that goes back to 2018, so prior to this particular pandemic, but related to the technology used in these vaccines. he referenced this research in a that mrna vaccines cause uterus cancer. the fact checkers got onto this gentleman, who i behin that research, and he very plainly stated that no publications demonstrated mrna vaccines caused cancer or autoimmune disease. some of what he claimed on this research factcheck.org was able to go to the source of what he was basing those claims on, and the researcher said actually, that's not what i was saying. mark: and the very disturbing fact that a medical professional talked about a 20 fold increase in this cancer. james: whatever is going on in his clinic perhaps is an uptick in problems, but unconnected. mark: james, truth or faith. kate

is this even possible, though, james? _ process. is this even possible, though, james?s? to be - process. is this even possible, though, james? to be able . process. is this even possible, though, james? to be able to| process. is this even possible, i though, james? to be able to get process. is this even possible, - though, james? to be able to get the water out into the ecosystem in a safe way, notjust for humans but for marine life as well? i safe way, notjust for humans but for marine life as well?— for marine life as well? i think it is. there for marine life as well? i think it is- there is _ for marine life as well? i think it is. there is a _ for marine life as well? i think it is. there is a saying _ for marine life as well? i think it is. there is a saying amongst. is. there is a saying amongst nuclear engineers that the solution to pollution is dilution of the solution. in other words, to pollution is dilution of the solution. in otherwords, if to pollution is dilution of the solution. in other words, if you have something that is of in this case, kind of mo

james, uncouth or plain speaking? i rayner. james, uncouth or plain s-ueakin ? ~ , rayner.peaking? i think this is plain speaking, to be honest. - speaking? i think this is plain speaking, to be honest. this| speaking? i think this is plain - speaking, to be honest. this is... angela rayner knows exactly what she is doing with this. this is the sort of language used by a lot of labour people. there is a bit of context to it. angela rayner was a carer, on very low income, she's using this in relation to universal credit and the £20 cut, and a somebody who grew up in social housing myself, and for a while was eligible for free school meals, i can understand this sort of language being used. it is not terribly decorous, but it is the way people are speaking. i do not think keir starmer be too worried about it. officially he said have rebuked angela rayner, that is what the report said, but if you remember, tony blair had john prescott who would often shoot from the hip and say things which deliver party membership labour voters would often say, and give a bit of authenticity t

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good. james, do you want to take _ this problem.d. james, do you want to take us _ this problem. good. james, do you want to take us to _ this problem. good. james, do you want to take us to the _ this problem. good. james, do you want to take us to the express? . this problem. good. james, do you | want to take us to the express? this is a royal story, one that the mirror has covered as well. the leaking of the queen's funeral plans. she may or may not be amused, but buckingham palace is not. m0. but buckingham palace is not. no, absolutely not. _ but buckingham palace is not. no, absolutely not. the timing is not great _ absolutely not. the timing is not great either. it has not come that lon- great either. it has not come that long after— great either. it has not come that long after the duke of edinburgh has passed _ long after the duke of edinburgh has passed away, and i feel it does not feel quite — passed away, and i feel it does not feel quite right, it being late. one of the _ feel quite right, it being late. one of the pol

. >> yes >> reporter: james fisher has been using drugs for over half of his 36 years. ho did you end up getting drawn to drugs in the first place? >> i discovered xanax super early in high school. >> reporter: in his 20s he looked like a different person, moved to painkillers and heroin, has been in treatment a dozen times and even sober doesn't feel right >> i feel like i'm flat right now. >> reporter: how do you mean flat not happy, not sad, just sort of this >> no emotions whatsoever. >> reporter: when we met at the west virginia university rockefeller neuroscience institute, james was about to be the third person in america to have an experimental brain surgery that doctors hope could be the key to overcoming his substance abuse. >> i mean, i'm getting holes drilled into my brain. it's scary >> reporter: why are you willing to do that >> because i don't want to die. >> so that's james' brain. >> reporter: they mapped james' brain to find the exact path to implant two wires carrying brain stimulating electrodes. >> so if you are off by a millimeter, you are in the w

james, how do you see this? it has always been _ resolve. james, how do you see this?you see this? it has always been the case _ resolve. james, how do you see this? it has always been the case in - it has always been the case in different countries, differentjobs are valued differently and things have been static in this country. our way potentially on the cusp of 0ur way potentially on the cusp of seeing things valued differently going forward? —— are we potentially on the cusp. i going forward? -- are we potentially on the cusp-— on the cusp. i hope so and grant sha s's on the cusp. i hope so and grant shapps's article _ on the cusp. i hope so and grant shapps's article in _ on the cusp. i hope so and grant shapps's article in the _ on the cusp. i hope so and grant shapps's article in the mail - on the cusp. i hope so and grant i shapps's article in the mail seems to he _ shapps's article in the mail seems to be him — shapps's article in the mail seems to be him living in cloud cuckoo iand~ _ to be him living in cloud cuckoo iand~ he — to be him living in cloud cuck

james longman in la palma in the canary islands. >> our thanks there to james longman. >>> mcdonald's plans to reduce the plastic in happy meal toys by 90% worldwide by 2025. instead, kids will get cardboard toys or board games with plant-based or recycled pieces. >>> speaking of meals, that's not what any car owner wants to see. that's not a dog, it's a hungry bear getting into a vehicle in colorado. the animal ripping the interior to shreds. the officials using the incident to remind people to get anything with a strong scent out of your car and keep your doors locked at all times. it's going to be an interesting one to take. >> luckily we don't have bears in new york city. >> we've just got rats the size of bears. >> the size of bears. >> i had to, i had to. >>> coming up, the bark mitzvah for a 13 year old dog. wait, what? >>> but first, rallying behind a very special navy veteran. you're watching "world news now." >>> but first, rallying do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy, even a term policy, for an immediate cash payment. we thou

deiah james. so yeah, the damage start over at a home here on brandi court after lightning struck that tree limbs came down on that house. it also cracked the windshield of a honda civic. and then after that truck nearby. got the worst of hopefully you're able to see it right down smack in the middle. think brands just stabbed the windshield of this car and also dented the roof. now a majority of the mess has been cleaned up. but take a look at this video. this is the moment right after lightning struck here in rohnert park last night. it caused a huge tree to knock down some power lines, leading people here in the dark crews spent the entire night trying to bring back power and it was just an hour ago. they were able to do so. now the tree limbs were scattered across the street. one pg. any worker told me earlier that he could even barely see the road when he arrived people in the area also say that when this happened, it sounded like a bomb exploded or a gas explosion. neighbors rushed out to se

james.am-packed schedule here at s f o there's flights leaving within the next hour to atlanta, los angeles, chicago and so many other cities. it's only 05:00am. and already seen dozens of people walk through these doors. people are excited to travel and traveling may be all fun and games until someone exist is exposed to the coronavirus. that's why the cdc is asking anyone who did not get a covid shot to stay home. health experts say that coronavirus cases continue to rise as well as hospitalized patients and holiday weekends are always a cause for concern because the chances of the virus spreading in pieces. there are more than a 158,000 new confirmed cases on monday loans. so now the cdc as people who have gotten their covid shot to mask up and keep their distance. so far. every person here at sfo is doing just that. it's also a requirement when you board a flight. however, there are going to be people who did not roll up their sleeves and our thinking and might still flight. >> the cdc u

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good morning, james. >> hi, james. good morning t s us antitrust officials preparing a second man not billy lawsuit against google on this one is over. the company's digital ad bloomberg reports the city may be filed by the end of this year. google is already fighting a department of justice antitrust lawsuit over web search and its dominance there will travel data company arrival is predicts 43 million americans will be heading out on road trips for the labor day weekend. that's actually a one percent drop compared to last year to 10% drop from 2019. but the travel company orbitz is people are remaining nimble. so they're seeing lots of searches for things like pay at stay and free cancellations and trip advisor does say that 90% of people will travel domestically. so not many overseas trips coming up this weekend. costco has reintroduced purchase limits as evidence of covid stockpiling research customers have been complaining about items being out of stock for several weeks. we're hearing this from other retailers in

james - clayton.nger both. officials say in total, there was more than 100 people on the ferries. a fire in an overcrowded jail has killed at least 40 people. officials said the blaze started nearjakarta. an investigation into the cause is under way, investigation into the cause is underway, but investigation into the cause is under way, but first reports that suggest an electrical fault was to blame. the philippine president, rodrigo duterte — who's not allowed to run for another term — has formally accepted his party faction's nomination to run for vice president in the next election. now, there is some remarkable tennis news developing in the women's side of the draw at the us open. two teenagers are into the semifinals. the 19—year—old canadian leylah fernandez, who played an extraordinary match to win through to the last four last night, and now the british sensation emma raducanu, who is still only 18 and is the first woman in us open history to go through qualifying all the way to the semifinal

james matthew finley. zachary michael fisher. blake weighed all. nicholas joel and, james warren harris, junior, jonathan michael of hofstetter. james roger the fifth, isaac brandon jackson, christopher katzenberg or. jeremy. william joe kerr would. daniel kissling junior, dennis, donald matthew, matthew david mason, richard lewis nulty make third. bradley lewis melton, james douglas, michael robert patton, joseph michael peters, robert wayne, charles montauk, charles ray sanders junior, ronald wayne sawyer, patrick wayne, jared marcus, roslyn sheltie, billy joe zÜrich's, adam smith, tyler james smith, sean patrick sullivan, philip james sue tech, matthew herbert walker, jeffrey lee white junior, matthew willard wilson, vincent, sterling william wyatt and governor. mr. president, the sacrifices of so many brave men and women demand that in congress we bring the facts to light and that we prioritize transparency. those that bear the blame and of all the months that preceded it for 20 years and were soldiers that fought in afghanistan did what we sen

i'm darya folsom and i'm james fletcher. the caldor fire continues to be our top stories at burns in eldorado county. these pictures. >> tell the story of the firefighting effort up there right now. yeah. and there have been hundreds of homes lost. this fire is spreading moving. >> closer and closer to south lake tahoe where everybody is out. but they're frantically trying to save homes and look at this. how sad is that? a washer and dryer. no home. yeah. heavenly ski resort. also preparing to turn their snowmaking machines. >> on to their own buildings to keep them wet. should that become necessary. let's go live now to crop for sarah stinson. she's at heavenly this morning. it looks a very smoky, a very active sarah. >> it's a very active scene here at heavenly ski resort. this is a staging area. 4 fire crews before they go up. they come into a shift change here at 7 in the morning. take a look at that heavy smoke. that is where the slopes are at heavenly ski resort of the california lodge. you can barely see the scope the

and i'm james fletcher. the big story once again this morning. the caldor fires were keeping up to date on what's happening up in eldorado county. while the pictures once again saying all frightening orange glow, so many firefighters trying to save homes in south lake tahoe before. >> the flames get to them. the situation is dire. you can see that it has been moving the fire. >> to the northeast to the nevada border. it's threatening. now heavenly ski resort. that's the latest. and that is where kron 4 sarah stinson is standing by this morning with the very latest for a sarah. good morning. >> good morning. i'm reporting here from the heavenly california laws some of the 4200 crews just a couple of them are here there's also staging area where they have equipment. this is where they are geared up and ready. if the winds lead flames this way. let me tell you, if the flames came over in was on heavenly. we have a lot of issues not just for heavenly, but there are a lot of homes that's around the ski resort in

well. >> good morning, james. and area. if you going inside the restaurants and the stories behind me. you don't have to be fully vaccinated but the clock is ticking on you because come next friday you will have to prove that you are fully vaccinated and that means 14 days from your last and final shot berkeley like many locations trying to slow down covid-19. they are saying it's not just the patriots. they're also making their employees like many other cities to be fully vaccinated as well for you that date is october 15th that if you're not fully vaccinated you will have to undergo weekly tests to make sure that you are free from covid-19 the city of berkeley. they're expanding this. stay indoor events as well, including events that have a 1000 people or more for those events, you will have to be fully vaccinated. but for now you can move about do your thing without showing your card, but come next friday do not leave home without it because you will not be let inside. many people are saying maybe berkeley has gone a lit

christine james, it has been — and that is great. speaking - and that is great. christine james, it has been great speaking to - and that is great. christine james, it has been great speaking to you. | it has been great speaking to you. thank you very much indeed. christine james is one of only three british women to reach their final in the us open era. —— in the open era. almost £60,000 people will be pounding the streets of newcastle tomorrow morning as the great north run takes place. but this year's event is expected to be even more special than usual as the uk's biggest run turns a0. three of tomorrow's 57,000 runners join me now on the eve of their 13.1—mile adventures. let's speak to six—time great north run conquorer sean dolan from billingham is getting ready to take on the 13.1—mile route, annie slinn, she's running in memory of her mum judith who passed away several years ago from a brain tumour and lee walkerfrom durham — who is running for the charity tiny lives in memory of his baby son. to all of three of you, thank y

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james. all right. thank you very much, to one is the time. let's get to our breaking news this morning from overnight. one person killed in a crash in the east bay involving a wrong-way driver. it happened on eastbound 80 in oakland, kron, 4. sarah stinson on the story for us this morning with more on what police say happened. >> sarah. >> james, unfortunately, a man was driving on the wrong way of 80 on the connector to 5.80. let me show you the patch of road were talking about. just so you can get an idea of how scary the situation was. you can see all the people driving eastbound. you see the sign right there that says 5.80 east. it's right there on that. >> curved overpass where a man was driving westbound well, those people are driving eastbound. can you imagine how scary that would be. you have no no way to turn around or dodge. someone. a man was doing that and you can see in the video actually take video because you can see how devastating and horrible this crash was the car of the v

well. >> good morning, james and area not only james being on the lookout but get ready to evacuate in case the fires happen again. the good news is no evacuations. you can see the sign right behind me. this is on mill creek road and look at the needle extreme. they don't need to have any more nervous this, but they got that at around 10 o'clock last night here's new video that i promised you at 5.30. this is about 4 miles from my location. we lose internet. that's how remote this area is. but you can see the firefighters at the scene. they're monitoring the situation. these firefighters almost got badly injured if not killed because when they pull their just a few hours ago. they noticed the tree was on fire. it was just completely orange. but they knew what they were doing thinking. they still had time without the tree collapsing. they parked their truck. they whipped out their hoses and they were about to put out the fire when all of a sudden the tree comes crashing down missing that firefighters and their truck by one. but they are breathing. this is no cliche. they are breathing a

the james bond of the '60s wasn't the same as the james bond of the '80s.s up to the internet to crank everybody up on every culture issue or seize on everything and make it a culture issue. we probably wouldn't notice the change, it would be imperceptible and gradual and reflecting the changes we've made in society, as this character hangs on eternally, we are forced to endure more and more of these movies. >> let's talk about critical race theory and the important issues we're seeing play out in this country. this week you had a pennsylvania school district reverse a ban they had placed on certain books about people of color including children's titles about iconic figures like rosa parks and martin luther king jr. the reveral came after this strong backlash from students, parents, and teachers. let me play you this clip from one of the banned authors on msnbc from this morning. watch. >> chris, i wanted to give our kids better heroes to look up to, heroes of kindness, compassion, perseverance. then suddenly to get a phone call to say, hey, your book on r

is not the james bond of the eighties.ks everybody up on cultural issues. we probably wouldn't notice the change even perceptible, and gradual on reflecting the changes that we've maiden society. i think as this character hangs on -- to injure more and more. >> let's talk a little bit about critical race theory. some of them are current issues we are seeing in this country. this week at a pennsylvania school district. reverse a band they had placed on certain books about people of color including children's titles about iconic figures like rosa parks and martin luther king junior and universal came after this strong backlash from students, parents and teachers. let me play this clip from one of the authors. one of the ban authors on msnbc from this morning. watch. >> chris, i wanted to give our kids something to look up to. heroes of kindness and compassion. and perseverance. and then suddenly to get a phone call that says hey, your book of rosa parks has been banned. martin luther king junior has been banned? my wife was

what are you, james? the most that they you know, that surprising thing about this story was that it was the second day on the job for this cross guard. the family tells us that. but right now the cross car is being hailed as a hero. he pushed kids to safety before he was hit by a car and it happened here on this cross walk outside stanley middle school on school street and paradise court. however, take a look at your screen. this was the scene around 3 in the afternoon yesterday. police say an suv hit one child and one adult when lafayette officers arrived on scene, they found one person trapped under the car officers and people in the area were able to pool an unresponsive person out from under the vehicle officers gave cpr. the child had minor injuries. but both victims were taken to the hospital. however, the crossing guard later died. the family identified him as 45 year-old. ashley p s but neighbors say the accident isn't shocking. they seem school street turn into a raceway with people speeding con