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reon the mall. tens of thousands of scouts on the mall hosting the jam borery. right now we kick off tomorrow about 45 miles south from here. 45,000 scouts will gather for 10 days. this is just a celebration of our past certainly but it s a celebration of our future as well. how we are working with young people. developing young great men like cody, young women in venturing program. let them know leadership and character. we have over 10,000 scouts and scouters marching today in the parade. tens of thousands more lining the streets celebrating not just our great history but our extraordinary future. shannon: thank you both. we know there is hard work going into what both of have you done. thanks for your time. try to stay cool out there. thank you. not a problem. thanks very much. thank you. shannon: well, celebrity chef mario is in legal hot water. who is suing him and why. and you thought this video was amazing? wait until you see the new pictures we have of a fighter
eagle scout exceptionally decorated. tell us what impact it has had on your life. impact scouting has had on my life given me opportunity to grow as individual and gain leadership opportunities. and experiences that i wouldn t get traveling across the country great lakes to the plains and mountains of new mexico and islands of the florida keys. cody, how would you encourage other young men to get involved in the scouts? i show them the opportunities and experiences other scouts had, which i believe the best way to promote scouting and see how many opportunities they actually do have, if they do join scouting. shannon: tico tell us what you are doing today out there celebrating. you mentioned the future moving forward. what s coming up with the scouts. it s exciting what we are doing today with this parade. 73 years ago president roosevelt asked us to hold first jam bore