time clock winding down, lebron drove it and found dennis schroder, who knocked down the three the lakers celebrate like they won, but there was still one second actually left on the clock went to overtime. lakers 180 to 102 to claim the seventh seed in the west and a date with the grizzlies. the hawks, meanwhile, putting a beat down on the heat last night hawks would prevail. winning 116 to 105 they now move on to face. the celtics can t wait for that. and for our next hour in this morning continues right now. it s probably the largest fire have seen. indiana town under evacuation orders after a giant fire broke out at a recycling plant. host of denver. chemicals plastics give off when they re on fire, and so it s concerning , and honestly, this fire is gonna burn for a few days. what? you re about to see his body camera footage from louisville metro police officer corey galloway s camera. dammit shooter has an angle on that officer. we need to get out there. i have no where
ireland to mark the 25th anniversary of the good friday peace accords. he started the day by sitting down with the new british prime minister. rishi soon knock and next hour. he is set to speak at a university there. you can see him here during his arrival in belfast. the president s goal is to ensure that the peace plan that was brokered by the united states in 1998 remains in place . it is something he has talked about. often since taking office , you can see his special envoy , former congressman joe kennedy . there later this morning. the president is going to head south to dublin and on the way the place where his great great great grandfather grew up. cnn s donie o. sullivan is live and carling furred ireland for us, donnie. i mean, we can get a sense of just how excited people are. i saw in your tea s. there was a cake with an american flag on it behind you and you know he s known as the irish president since jfk. absolutely jfk started this tradition as 60 years ago this year o
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members in texas are debating which changes to make to their social studies curriculum. my favorite subject, i might add. parents, teachers and activists are all weighing in on the proposed changes ahead of a preliminary vote set to be held by the board and any changes could impact the students of how they re taught across the country. joining you go right now is kelly shackleford, president and krechlt. o. of liberty institute. good morning. good morning. i just clarified some stuff so the people are clear what s going on down there and i want you to clarify, this is not just pertaining to texas. this has got implications for hundreds of thousands, millions of parents across the country. oh, absolutely. and first, i just want to say that look, the the t.e.a. s statement, i thought was really silly. fox has done an excellent job. i think most americans wouldn t even know about this and something that is going to affect them. when you set these social studies standards for tex