a ski town. i was talking to this dude. he says, yo, man, before you go, i got to ask you one thing, where are you from? i went, i m from south carolina but my parents are from india. he went, what? but you talk exactly like i do. and then i showed him a video of an asian kid rapping and his head exploded. the state of diversity in comedy is the same in this country. they walk hand in hand. comedy is more diverse as it s been but not near enough as it should be. who is racist, black or white people? black people because we hate black people too. comedy is anger, fear, insecurity and self-denigration. it s like the civil war going on with black people. and there s two sides. there s black people and there s and they ve got to go.
turn up the volume for this. titans of the tech industry, the media industry and some of the biggest investors in the world i m talking billionaires are gathering this week in the super exclusive ski town of sun valley, idaho, for the annual congregation of wheeling and dealing hosted by allen and company. but also i making an appearance among is of the moguls in the country, jared kushner and his wife ivanka trump amidst all of this scrutiny that jared kushner is under in the white house. he s in idaho. cnbc s julia boor steen is joining us from the conference. i m astounded in terms of messaging that jared and ivanka would choose a trip like this. put it in perspective what this conference is. when i think of the criticism, things like the world economic forum if davos get, in davos they re there trying to address some of the biggest problems
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we learned today that someone was using a blowtorch to burn weeds. the fire got out of control and now more than a dozen homes have burned. it s unclear if that person will be charge. the fire they started continues to burn tonight in southeast utah. it s only 8% contain. it s the biggest of nine large 12 fighters burning across the state. as crews continue their getting help from helicopters and dozens of fire engines. it has course 42000 acres, destroyed 13 homes and forced more than 1300 residents evacuate which is a popular ski town. we bought it to leave a legacy for our kids and my son was raised here. most of his life lessons were learned on that mound. many residents are taken the time to thank the men and women on the front lines. it comes as we learned the navajo nation, the largest american indian reservation has imposed strict firework restrictions across three states. gregg: how is the weather looking for tomorrow? that obviously would be
it s forced more than 1500 people to evacuate the area which is a popular ski town. finish the fire, which started last saturday, doubled in size several times leading up to this weekend, but authorities say that they ve dealt with the right conditions today to fully attack the fire. there are low winds and temperatures in the 70s, so they hope the containment numbers will jump before tomorrow which will be a red flag wind warning day. but for today weather is good, and that s good news for the residents who are still evacuated. we bought it to leave a legacy for our kids. you know, my son was raised here. i m going to say most of his life lessons were learned on that mountain. reporter: as i crews continue to work, they re getting help from 11 helicopters and dozens of fire engines. as for the cause, the fire that s destroyed more than a dozen homes was sparked by a person. who, why or how all still under investigation. arthel. arthel: will carr, thank you very much.