get this, guys, preece is a brand-new dad. his wife gave birth to a daughter three weeks ago.. >> janai: she must be so nervous, but he says that he's ready. >> whit: he said willingness to be uncomfortable. i would say that crash is a little more than that. >> janai: yeah, unbelievable, but good luck to him. >>> still coming up here on "good morning america," taking advantage of labor day sales at the car dealership. what you need to know before you buy. okay, here we go... you're new. you're an underdog. and you're something you've never been before. a professional. (♪) you've made it to this point. now what? here's what: you connect with prudential and start your career by planning for what comes after. so, no matter where you are today or 40 years from now, you're ready. who's your rock? see how ethan is making the most of this moment at prudential.com okay everyone, our mission is complete balanced nutrition. together we provide nutrients to support immune, muscle, bone, and heart health. yaaay! woo hoo! ensure with 25 vitamins and minerals and ensure complete with 30 gra

upside down in the infield. >> reporter: preece walking away with no major injuries, something preeceprotect drivers with next generation cars. >> just a tremendous amount of work has gone into the seats, the way our drivers sit, the way they buckle in with their seat belts, the head surround system, the type of foam that is used. >> reporter: suffering just a couple of black eyes, preece says the experience will stay with him longer than the injuries. >> it really takes a couple days for it all to set in and probably watching it 10 or 20 times and really realize what you went through. it held up, kept me safe and here racing today. >> reporter: on that note nascar says they continue to look at ways to better protect drivers. as for last night's race kyle larson went on to take first place but, guys, ryan price taking it in stride and looking ahead to next week at the kansas speedway. guys. >> michael: thank you so much for that morgan. >> rebecca: incredible to see that video and then he's okay. so glad to hear it. morgan thank you >> coming up becky worley is here with labor day dea

we also asked david preece _ around the football club.lub. we also asked david preece who should l around the football club. we also | asked david preece who should be number one for arsenal and the former arsenal midfielder adrian clarke debates and more with michael as well. you can find us on the bbc iplayer. elsewhere, scottish premiership leaders celtic had keeper joe hart sent off. but still managed to win 3—0 at livingston. celtic had two men sent off in their midweek champions league defeat, but only had to wait 13 minutes for reo hatate to put them ahead. thenjoe hart clattered into mohammed sangare outside the penalty area and received the first red card of his career. even down to ten men, celtic continued to prosper and matt 0 riley made it 2—0 before daizen maeda scored the goal of the game. celtic are two points clear of st mirren, who beat hearts 1—0. hibs beat stjohnstone while the ten men of dundee scored an injury time equaliser to draw 2—2 against kilmarnock. tanya 0xtoby�*s first match as northern ireland manager ended

rob preece from the howard league of penal reform. returning to that breaking story...police officers have pleaded guilty to sending grossly offensive racist messages on whatsapp. some of the messages, which came to light after an investigation carried out by the bbc�*s newsnight programme were about the duchess of sussex and the prime minister rishi sunak. peter booth, anthony elsom, alan hall, trevor lewton and robert lewis admitted sharing the messages between 2020 and 2022. all of the men had already retired from the police by then. with more on this we can join sima kotecha from bbc newsnight. remind your viewers what he found. last 0ctober, remind your viewers what he found. last october, a series of whatsapp messages were leaked to me and they revealed some of the most vile messages i have ever seen in my life. they were exchanged on whatsapp, they were racist, and they poked fun at the duchess of sussex, people of south asian heritage, at black children. they were horrific messages and today, five of the men that were charged have pleaded guilty to sending gross

by the protesters but i can't believe they couldn't get into the section shun designated but a key preecethe argument they make is therei is climate injustice based on skin color, that black and brown americans have life quality of life because of air pollution, because of infrastructure problems and you go out there and there is a black american that is praying in this templet that is, i hope, going on to win it. and i think shooting a whole completely through your argument there, should be a moment of celebration. >> er >> judge jeanine: to be doxxed. >> once against we have to introduce race into the story oa it's meaningless. >> it's an interesting element in their hypocrisy. >> greg: it's a boring element. >> greg: all right. >> greg: you know what? in your face >> >> jessica: no. >> judge jeanine: up next guys, a late my fiasco for jimmy er faillas . what staffers are alleging of the former comedian. next. ♪ - [speaker] at first, just leaving the house was hard. - [speaker] but wounded warrior project helps you realize it's possible to get out there - [speaker] to feel sense of cama

one that is a legal one to be sheer, and there's real doubt as to whether or not the trump preece of i think a lot of people are concerned about because it will be on television and people can actually see. also, this moment underscores the efforts by republicans to try to sabotage him, and we have had that from the beginning that this house gop in particular, trying to play really fast with just the law and their own authority to try to whether it's defund the jack smith investigation or now even put their fingers in a state matter. that's dangerous stuff. >> well, it's a slow roll way to support this conspiracy that we have -- are now finally seeing prosecuted. that's what's so scary. what happened on january 6th didn't just happen on that one day, and i think what you are seeing in congress right now from republicans who are really willing to throw democracy umpbd -- under the bus, and some of our institutions under the bus, this is about power at all costs and they're going to protect their number one guy who remains donald trump for whatever reason. >> yeah. >> still. >> still c