board, which is probably the most complicated part of it. if the parents want to control it themselves they ll press a button on their phone. i know they re young and they haven t lived through a whole lot, but to do something like this that can be so life changing, it s really amazing. i get emotional. it s awesome. in birmingham, alabama, 5-year-old austin fulfills his daily kindergarten duties. back home he transforms into this. a super hero with a super talent. i have been feeding the homeless for a little over a year now. his father had no nd idea his sons kind curiosity would take him this far. he asked me to see what a homeless person looked like and that s what i did. every time he goes out with his cape on, he hands someone a sandwich. he was giving out food every
world. you better have a cape on and be excited. i have plenty of capes. rob, do you think this is an indication that jeb is ready to repeat his brother s mistakes? i think the biggest indication is rand paul is a giant nerd and he wants to mark on everybody for doing drugs 40 years ago. i don t care i don t care if he smoked weed an hour before the debate. i wish i was high during the debate. if anyone is not voting for jeb bush that was going to before because he smoked weed in what the 60s, 70s? i don t really think your vote matters anyway. some people were high during the debate and i think bush was going after maybe the colorado vote. let s see what it looked like to people smoking pot. 40 years ago i smoked marijuana. i smoked marijuana. 40 years ago i smoked marijuana, smoked marijuana, smoked marijuana. smoked marijuana.
both of you. thank you, kyra. we start in texas. exhausted fire crews are battling an enemy is astonishing and relentless wildfires burning somewhere in the state for nearly ten months without any break. today is the 296th consecutive day of work for those firefighters. just in the last week, 120,000 acres have burned. more than 700 homes have burned since sunday and then near austin, a blaze has killed two more people raising the overall death toll to four. jim spelman is in bsatrop near the largest fire in the state. are crews making any progress at this hour? good morning. shift change here. the day crews are ready to head on into the fire. they took advantage yesterday of low winds and cooler temperatures to get in there and get 30% containment on that fire. i thought that was really an incredible amount of progress that they made yesterday, considering how intense this fire was, that it took out 500 homes in about 48 hours of burning time that they were able to mak