. >> reporter: wetzel was the sheriff. when two intruders broke into his house and crept downstairs, byron shot both of them, dead. >> minnesota law's clear on, this thing. you have the right to use deadly force against another person, if you believe your life or the life of another is in immediate jeopardy. >> reporter: as investigators continued to secure the scene at byron's house, the sheriff's office was calling another family. kimberly brady had been frantically trying to find her son nick and her niece haile. now, investigators knew what had happened to them. they drove out to speak with kimberly, and they brought a chaplain. >> as soon as i saw them turn the corner, the -- something -- i knew he was gone. i didn't know how or why. and then, all of a sudden, i remember the door opened and the chaplain came out. all i said was, no. i don't really remember if i said anything else. he's like, your son is dead. >> reporter: nick and haile were both dead. kimberly fell to her knees. and then, the chaplain told her, it wa

a whole tray from wetzels's pretzels out there. one thing i learned growing up in the great state of minnesota is if somethin' says "free pretzels," that means the pretzels are free! [ laughter ] and if somethin' says "i'm the dark lord, do my bidding," you try and drown it in the tub, even if your wife is yellin' "stop, mike! that's my brother ken!" [ laughter ] >> jimmy: okay, well. mike -- i do have a lot of questions for you. we'll clean that up, don't worry about it. you have to wait backstage until it's time -- >> oh, i get it, fine. censor me. >> jimmy: no, no, no -- >> the deep state starts here, jimmy kimble. >> jimmy: no, no, no. >> just like the rest of the lamestream media. >> jimmy: i'm not saying that -- >> this is why i launched frank. holy snakes and ladders, it's a caravan of mexicans! [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> how'd they get here? >> jimmy: that's not a caravan, that's one guy. >> let me tell you, every caravan starts with one. jesus said that. build the wall! lock her up! lock the wall up and build

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first we will go to nate wetzel. >> i am wondering at little bit about the efforts to decrease misinformation and combat misinformation. how much effort is the administration putting into some of the misinformation efforts out there? dr. fauci was out answering questions with joe rogan this week. how much does that play into solving hesitation? >> dr. murthy? dr. murthy: can you repeat the tail end of your question? >> how much is that helping to solve as a tatian versus how much is it just taking away from other work. >> combating misinformation is the core of the question. dr. murthy: we know people have questions for multiple reasons. sometimes they get that from misinformation they have encountered and sometimes they are wondering who to trust. some people have heard different news as we get updated on the vaccine. that is why our efforts are focused on mobilizing local leaders and faith leaders to get out to people. for people to get vaccinated, they did confidence, they need to know this is urgent, and they need access. that is why we are working hard on all three fronts. jeffrey: next

wetzel as a lawyer for gas oil and now renewable energy has seen how the growth of wind power has brought jobs and tax dollars to the town. to transform the everything so the property tax here was only $435.00. it is now 3. today a quarter of the u.s. wind energy comes from texas but natural gas and oil are also booming again some fear president joe biden's plan to clean energy transition could trigger a culture war new versus old energy. dale rankin is a businessman in the fracking sector who doesn't believe in climate change political movement. it's about having the ability to control population by. regulating the population through saving the planet feel good. regulation. stopping climate change isn't a common cause in texas and yet thousands of turbines are turning here driven by the power of profits. still to come on the day of thousands of afghans risk their lives to reach europe through turkey many never make it we have a d w special report. these name is the grave seem like memorials a warning of the fate that looms on this dangerous journey and yet only a few are discouraged by t

. >> dan wetzel is the co-author of haskins' autobobiography "gly road"" which b became the inspiratioion>> i donon't see color.r. i see quick.k. i see skill, and that's what you have. and that's what i'm putting on the court. >> by playing five black starters, he risked his entire career. >> why did he do that then knowing there was that risk? >> he's himmy one of most -- literally one of the most stubborn people you would meet. >> reporter: while growing up in oklahoma, his best friend was black. he took over at texas western when most programs in the south were still all white. >> he just sort was somewhat colorblind when it came to i want to win and these are the best guys i have, i'm going to recruit whoever i can. in the city of el paso, it was open to that in ways that other cities, particularly in the south, were not. >> as kentucky has lost the championship game for the first time in their history. >> what was the response after this team of five black starters beat the all-white kentucky team? >> well, they were not celebratated. they suffered d an ncaa investigation into whethe