jason: jason. nice to meet you. lemonis: jason, nice to meet you. mindy: yeah. lemonis: are you guys a couple? mindy: yeah. this is my -- this is my husband. lemonis: so, who started this business? mindy: jason and my mom started it just getting into beekeeping. we actually sell the bees and we sell all the equipment, everything that you need to be a beekeeper. lemonis: i mean, isn't there enough bees in the environment? mindy: no. go ahead. jason: so the bees have been declining over the years. lemonis: she gave you permission to talk. clear that up, okay? mindy: i felt so bad. lemonis: so who owns the business? mindy: i do with my mom. so we're 50/50. lemonis: so your mom, does she also work here? mindy: yeah, she is here. do you want to meet her? lemonis: i would love to meet her. mindy: yeah. come on down. this is kind of our beginnings. we were selling direct to the consumer there, and we pivoted in 2013 and began selling to retailers, farm and ranch stores across the nation. true value is one of them, tractor supply. lemonis: who runs the business? jason:

thank you so much, jason. jason: you are welcome. julian: we are turning our attention to covid-19's hospitals run out of beds and julian: welcome back. it is no surprise there are more headlines regarding covid-19 including the use of iver bakhtin and the cdc meeting about boosters. we are joined by ucsf epidemiologist dr. george rutherford join us now. thanks for being here. dr. rutherford: my pleasure. how are you? julian: doing great. great to have you back. it looks like covid cases around the u.s. beginning to level out, but there is always a but -- hospitalizations are still a major concern. how much more can hospitals take at this point? dr. rutherford: it depends on where you are -- we are in good shape in the bay area, but in other places like florida, texas, it is very tight pair hospitalizations will always lag behind case counts by a couple of weeks. it is concerning and driven by where you are. julian: we have said repeatedly throughout the pandemic location, location, location -- let's talk about the leveling out of ca

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jason kenny makes a move early here... sensing an opportunity, kenny put the hammer down and left his rivals eating dust. and we are watching british olympic history as jason kenny takes the title! his team—mates enjoyed that one. the most understated of champions had delivered gold across four olympic games. a triumph of endurance. it's funny, when you look back on the ones you've already got, it seems really easy. and then when you try to get more, you remember how hard it was. ijust kept telling myself, "it's a medal, it's a medal — even if one comes, it's still a medal." and then when i crossed the line i was like, "it's the bloody gold medal!" but it's notjustjason kenny making waves here. there have been some spectacular olympic debuts, some remarkable personal achievements and many records broken. but this is it — the final medal of the tokyo games for team gb. but what colour will it be for lauren price? well, there is lauren price making herfamiliar march towards the boxing ring. the life of this champion fr

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we are watching british olympic history as jason kenny takes the title! it's his seventh gold medal in four olympics, making jason kenny britain's most decorated olympian. it was like i was standing still on that last corner. i was hacking away, but ijust kept telling myself, you know, "it is a medal, it is a medal, even if one comes, it is still a medal", and then when i crossed the line, i was like, "oh, it is the bloody gold medal!" the closing ceremony was spectacular, but played out to an empty stadium, testament to the age of covid. after a game is like no other, one that defied expectations, i will be live here in tokyo, as it starts preparations for the paralympics in just two weeks' time. we'll be assessing what the games have meant to the people of japan. also tonight... in greece, a scene from hell as wildfires burn out of control. residents and holidaymakers try to escape. it was like a scene from an apocalyptic movie. definitely, because there is no sky, the sun is red, it has been red the entire day, so it is quite scary. and, as some covid

turkey, pakistan, jason, who mi . ht crisis. turkey, pakistan, jason, who miaht be crisis. turkey, pakistan, jason, who might be able _ crisis. turkey, pakistan, jason, who might be able to _ crisis. turkey, pakistan, jason, who might be able to bring _ crisis. turkey, pakistan, jason, who might be able to bring pressure - crisis. turkey, pakistan, jason, who might be able to bring pressure to l might be able to bring pressure to bear but of course, the taliban as many are saying, they want to look like they've got the splits under control and they're not going to want to give way likely and they have the islamic state group on their patch looking for inroads. and it's quite interesting that the fmandal— it's quite interesting that the financial times talking about how we are not— financial times talking about how we are not completely without leverage. the taliban in the financial pressures put on them, the possibility there and it is likely depending on how we detected at face value and _ depending on how we detected at face value and different operations 20 years—

i like jason. i've met jason over the years. i think he's a charmer. i just sort of thought, i don't know anything about soccer. i'm not so much suck. i hear that's the last component that is inter go to the spirit of it. i hear it's very sweet, uplifting. show correct? yeah, that's correct. i think you know, it is superficially about about soccer football and the premises that jason plays a coach that an american football coach comes out with the coach, premier league football team in the u. k. but yeah, that's, that's not not incidental because you know, it's a big part of the show, but you don't have to be found to enjoy the show. i think there is a lot of work in progress city and so many fun and very parents in the show that kind of inhabit this world and surround tad that yeah, that make it really uplifting. and hopefully can resonate with anyone who, you know, whether you're a sports fan or not. i mean, not, you know, i'm personally not a huge football fan. so compound or anything. and that, you know, i, i, you know, by, because i'm in the show

jason: i think so. i have a lot of questions the past few days, is the taliban allowing this to happen? or are they unwilling? the reality is the output is what matters. whether they are an effective security partner or unwilling to take down this activity, the reality is dead westerners, dead afghans, so i think we will see the taliban confront this group, as they are confronting other domestic rivals. the question is where to those effects ripple outside the borders of afghanistan? michael: the taliban appeared to be in complete command of everything in kabul, outside the airport. might this be the sign they have lost some of that control? jason: yeah, it is a sign about, and also a sign of when we think of sovereignty, or the hegemony of violence as it has sovereign control over its own territory, that is not how it ends up working in afghanistan historically, but the taliban, even in the 1990's, 10% of the country they never controlled, so these groups right, will have a freer reign regardless of th

i'm hanging out with jason momoa. and we are about to -- [ cheers and applause what in the world is going on? [ laughter ] we're about to have a rematch of a game we call -- oh, my gosh. "water war." now, here's how it works oh, my gosh. i'm so happy you're not in studio this is -- you're too cocky here's how it works. we're going to play the card game, war, where we flip over a card whoever has the higher card wins if you lose, you get a glass of water thrown in your face. throwing water in my face on behalf of jason will be tariq trotter. [ cheers and applause >> and who will be throwing in my face is my beautiful family on scene >> jimmy: yeah, that's what i'm talking about! hey, guys! welcome and thank you for doing this get him good get him good, all right? >> you wish! >> jimmy: here we go i wish i could take anything off. i can't. >> ho ho ho! >> jimmy: you see that, man? that's how -- that's how i used to do it back in my stripper days [ light laughter ] just come out and strip in three seconds and leave. angr

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jason kenny a picture of delight after hurtling into the record books. the keirin is usually a slow burner of a race before a frantic late dash — but with three laps still to go kenny took his rivals completely by surprise. he sensed an opportunity and jason kenny will go for it for great britain... in a flash he was out of sight, charging clear and heading where no british athlete had ever been before. and they are not going to catch him. kenny comes to the finish here and we are watching british olympic history as jason kenny takes the title. his seventh gold, the most by any british olympian, a remarkable feat achieved and in remarkable fashion. i couldn't believe that no one came past. i felt like i was standing still at that last corner and i kept attacking way and i kept telling myself it is a medal even if one comes it isjust the middle. and even went across the gold line, it is the gold medal. i couldn't believe it butjust bizarre, amazing. but while there was history for one kenny, there was frustrated edition for another. laura could only fin

that is not right behind jason's head. it's several feet behind jason's head. we can see these conditions deteriorate. but one of the things i'm concerned about is it seems as though this eye is taking its time to move over houma. you have not seen it yet, correct? are you getting the sense this storm is kind of parked over your area? >> i get the sense that it's barreling down on us and it feels like it's parked over our area. we'll have to check with our folks in -- meteorology folks back in our weather center to determine exactly where the eye wall is. but when you're out here, it certainly feels like it's just sort of barreling down on you and stuck here. but from what we've been hearing, the storm from our emergency officials feel like it has been steadily moving through. but leaving a lot of destruction, downed trees, power lines, damage to buildings in its wake. >> all right, jason. as we're watching the storm on the left side of the screen, on the radar, it does look like the eye may be moving just to the east of where you are in houma. and maybe going

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love your morning newsletter. >> jason, i want to start with you because i loved your piece where you talk about this and you make startling claims. i think twitter was equally surprised. you say that nina turner was more establishment candidate and shontel was not. before we dig into that, i've got to say you and i talk about this stuff, our separate group chats talk about this stuff. when i talk to people outside of

jason-— this uplifting occasion and i am sure,jason. �*, , ., sure, jason. it's partly what makes the olympics. _ sure, jason. it's partly what makes the olympics. the _ sure, jason. it's partly what makes the olympics, the paralympics - sure, jason. it's partly what makes the olympics, the paralympics so i the olympics, the paralympics so special. the human stories behind the competitors. you admire the athleticism, you admire the dedication in the training, but it is when you hear and read about the personal battles they have done to get there. that is what really impresses you in the end, isn't it? we mentioned, here she is, ready to go in tokyo. a picture of her in action in the pool. it is hard to imagine a paralympic games without her and it, jason. she imagine a paralympic games without her and it, jason.— only 26. what surprised me is that to read that _ only 26. what surprised me is that to read that she _ only 26. what surprised me is that to read that she will— only 26. what surprised me is that to read that she will be _ only 26. what surpris

another one, jason kenny. let's get reaction from the national cycling centre, the manchester velodrome. the medals are being won in tokyo but this is really hard work starts, the velodrome in manchester where most if not all of team gb practice. whilst the seniors are in tokyo the juniors have been whizzing around the track all day. i have millie and noah, two of them. good morning, those results, laura and jason, matt, charlotte worthington, how inspiring to see british cycling doing so well, and so many medals? really inspiring, seeing where they have come from, they were where we are now a couple of years ago. it gives us hope that we can be there in the next one soon.— in the next one soon. nearly, you have been — in the next one soon. nearly, you have been on _ in the next one soon. nearly, you have been on the _ in the next one soon. nearly, you have been on the track— in the next one soon. nearly, you have been on the track at - in the next one soon. nearly, you have been on the track at the - in

jason crow has told it somewhere like 20 minutes. it could have been two hours, he could've been five minutes that i had no sense of time whatsoever. but i remember when i got off the phone with my kids that i felt as though my heart was pounding out of my chest and i felt, i actually was very worried that i was having a heart attack. i've never had a heart attack but i do have my father had heart attacks. we've got family history. i was actually kind of worried about, i was very worried about that. i must have put my hand up to my chest because that photograph of me that was taken shows me lying almost on my back with my hand up to my chest. i don't remember lying on my back but i do remember jason taking my hand and just stroking it and kind of comforting me and

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jason was in all respects a hero that day. but i fortunately had a big bottle of water, nice cold water in my backpack. and i was very glad because people were complaining about the lack of water. then someone started passing out skittles. they found a box of skittles and goldfish. i did talk to both of my kids, told them i was ok, that i was in this room. i did not talk about my fears of being in that room. and i think they felt reassured. then i started getting phone calls from press. a lot of press have my cell phone number0 especially my local press back in my district. i was getting all kinds of calls. i remember hakeem jeffries, or maybe it was liz cheney, i think it was liz, actually stood up and said, somebody has revealed the location of this safe room. don't do that. everybody by this time was starting to take phone calls from the media and that kind of thing. shortly thereafter, i remember hakeem saying, we are going to wait for them to clear the capital, then we are going to go back and finish our business on the h

jason kenny won gold in the men's kieren cycling event in the velodrome. that makes him britain's most successful male athlete with a total of seven olympic gold medals under his belt, a total of nine olympic medals in all. in the boxing ring, a gold for lauren price in the women's boxing middleweight final. she beat china's li qian in a 5—0 points victory. also in the boxing ring, irish boxer kellie harrington won gold after defeating brazil's beatriz ferreira in the women's 60kg lightweight final. that win sparking celebrations in her home town in dublin. the usa continued their dominance in the basketball, winning gold in the women's final. they defeated japan to take their seventh consecutive olympic basketball gold medal. and in the men's marathon, kenya's eliud kipchoge successfully defends his olympic title. kipchoge is only the third person to win successive olympic marathons and is now widely regarded as the greatest marathon runner of all time. let's cross live to the bbc sport centre and speak to gavin. what a great day to round off a great tw

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jason kenny definitely saving his best to last. crossing the line first this morning and winning the kyren cycling, the first to win seven gold medals. i am kyren cycling, the first to win seven gold medals. iam in kyren cycling, the first to win seven gold medals. i am in the manchester velodrome. four olympic games. tom stanton making sure there is anotherjason kenney, keeping cyclists on the production line. what do you make of great britain's cycling during these games? what what do you make of great britain's cycling during these games? what a da , what cycling during these games? what a day. what a — cycling during these games? what a day. what a 16 _ cycling during these games? what a day, what a 16 days, _ cycling during these games? what a day, what a 16 days, some - cycling during these games? what a day, what a 16 days, some highs - cycling during these games? what a | day, what a 16 days, some highs and lows over the last two and a bit weeks. for us, a really successful campaign, we have diversify away from the track

jason: thank you for having me. as we've seen, the tokenization of payment across the ability to generate these cards virtually, and drop them into google pay or apple pay or samsung pay, has really accelerated over the last year and a half. our partnership with google allows google users to spend outside of the google ecosystem. so it could generate these cards, drop them into google pay and spend anywhere google pay is excepted. emily: huge news in the fintech space today with square buying after pay. i'm curious what you make of all of this consolidation? jason: firstly, they are two founder led companies that build full experiences for consumers. they also happen to be more -- both of our customers. we see where not only does every company want to become a fintech company, but there are many flavors of fintech, where companies are combining in this square buying after pay. i can't wait to see what they do together. by now, pay later started in europe. it is now a movement in the u.s. we've seen cash app grow sig

it race that final push by jason. it is the stuff of _ race that final push by jason. it is the stuff of fairy _ race that final push byjason. it 3 the stuff of fairy tales. in an interview afterwards he said he was just running ragged and had nothing more to give but it certainly did not look like it. he clearly said he was racing every race as though it was racing every race as though it was his last but this really was and i think that cliche of leaving it all on the track, my goodness right from the start, it was a bit of a mo farah exercise leading from the front and never ever stopping or looking back and so what a way to go out, very impressive.— out, very impressive. tony, sir chris hoyt _ out, very impressive. tony, sir chris hoyt was _ out, very impressive. tony, sir chris hoyt was interviewed - out, very impressive. tony, sir chris hoyt was interviewed and out, very impressive. tony, sir. chris hoyt was interviewed and we spoke with him at the bbc because he has been a pundit with us and he was describing what his body would have been going through. ——

which is when jason, the youth pastor, remember him? out of the blue, jason came to call. he had something the detectives needed to hear, he said. it takes a certain amount of courage. >> absolutely. we would have never known had jason never come forward. >> known what? the secret incident that got junior pastor jason involved. it happens shortly after marie disappeared. will it happen after james activist church elder for help. >> i said what's going on? does this have to do with marie what? >> he said i can't tell. you he never once had anything to me else but, it's bad. >> james seemed suicidal, said the elder. so he called a doctor friend, and the doctor committed the preacher to a psychiatric ward. for ten days. during which time, jason took over preacher duties. but then, jason hurd things, not about what happened to marie, but about the polygamy. another church leaders confronted him and tanya. this was a come to jesus moment. >> this was the hardest thing i ever had to do was to confront my pastor -- >> your mentor? >> sure. >> and james admitted it. he had been sl

jason chaffetz, it is good to see you. thanks for joining us. >>> up next former top border official ron vitiello. we have this story, house conservatives demand homeland security secretary mayorkas secure the border saying thousands of terrorists were released in afghanistan and we're not tracking them at the border, that is the warning. that is the terrorists know about historic weak know at the border. the debate, should we shut the border down? the story next. >> it is clear the statute says what they must do and they're not doing it. so unless they changed the law they're in clear violation. ♪ ♪ deposit, plan and pay with easy tools from chase. simplicity feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. what makes new salonpas arthritis gel so good for arthritis pain? salonpas contains the most prescribed topical pain relief ingredient. it's clinically proven, reduces inflammation and comes in original prescription strength. salonpas. it's good medicine. that building you're trying to buy, you should ten-x it. ten-x

shannon saccocia jason snipe, gem lebenthal and pete najarian. first a look at your money and, yeah, look at that green more new records the s&p 500 and nasdaq hitting new record highs, up for the sixth time in seven days all three major averages on track for a positive week. yields, they're also edging a little bit higher, the 10-year yield not doing a lot. but we are seeing the move to 1.32% as well. small caps, which had been kind of left out on their way back. let's jump right in and talk more about this shannon, starting with you, is this what it sounds like when doves fly? >> i think so. perhaps prince said it better than that. when you look at what happened today, if you think about what the market was anticipating, we certainly -- i think we're prepared to talk about a taper prior to year end. but what i want to stress is that there was talk of data, data, data there is a dependency here that powell and the rest of the fomc continue to point to thinking about the dual mandate it's inflation and employment. and whether inflation is transit

i was simply there to help out. >> jason, let me bring you in there. what was involved in there? we talked about the pine ales. so what happens? how does it work? >> don, i think -- you know, it's a testament to the can do spirit of new york. one of the biggest things -- to be safe and helped us to accomplish our mission on the battlefield in afghanistan for over 20 years, and the government said, hey, we're going to support and you get you out, and that didn't happen. irt didn't sit well with me and with a lot of military partners out there, a lot of retired gals and guys who worked on the battle field. aknow all of us coming together, it's a sesment. this is what america is about. and if the government was unwilling to doilt, we were willing to come together and do it, and like scott said, it was just a network of amazing individuals. all of us coming together and it all came down to the fine action, movements that night, several nights over the last several days, different individuals working with different people on the ground to shepherd these individuals to different locati

joining us now is jason kelly, the ceo of ginko bioworks. i would like for you to tell us how covid has changed and accelerated your business given the numbers we've seen. jason: basically, keeping things like workplaces and schools open. in the last three or four months, over $4 million with contracts for k12 testing. california, pennsylvania, maryland, we are doing statewide testing in those areas. once a week universal testing of every kid so schools don't have to close and you only send home students, not a whole classroom or school. emily: as a parent with kids in schools, i know testing is happening. and covid is out there. it feels very close to home. what are you seeing in the testing trends? what kind of numbers are you getting when it comes to positive cases and how does that impact how you think this is going to play out for school this year? ginko bioworks i have a sick shirt -- jason: i have a six-year-old and a nine-year-old. the delta variant is about twice as infectious as what we were dealing with last year. places that open

— would jason kenny have felt like after that sprint? physically, the effort would _ after that sprint? physically, the effort would be, _ after that sprint? physically, the effort would be, he _ after that sprint? physically, the effort would be, he has - after that sprint? physically, the effort would be, he has pushed l after that sprint? physically, the l effort would be, he has pushed his body to the limit and you think how can you do that in three laps, but as a sprinter you can produce these huge amounts of power which causes like take to build in the muscles and blood and it feels like battery acid going through your veins. your muscles start to seize up and he said on the last corner he felt like he was getting all ragged and the technique was starting to go, but he put so much effort into that first lap and a half and his lungs will have been burning but it does not matter, because you have won the olympic gold. through tonight, some of the southernmost counties of england and wales is in the showers and scotland, northern irel

no—one could cat jason. gold again for kenny and his first of these games. he would not have bet on himself of this when considering his form in tokyo so far. disappointment for his wife, laura. they are recycling power couple and she came sixth but she had already taken gold this week in the being the first british woman to win three gold at three 0lympics. the being the first british woman to win three gold at three olympics. in win three gold at three olympics. in the corner of my eye on the corner of yours on the feed we have lauren prius. she is something, isn't she? a kick oxo, footballer and now contending for a gold in the boxing. we are into the second round. the women's we are into the second round. tue women's middleweight we are into the second round. tte women's middleweight division. lauren prius, heavily fancied content of the team gb here in the gold medal match against the chinese competitor and at the moment, like you say, it is not quite at the end of that one yet, just keeping across it now and this has been an incredible match. if she wi

we spoke to the other day, but how highly does jason rank amongst british athletes? welcome his record speaks for itself. he is the most successful athlete we've ever seen. he is the most successful cyclist in olympic history, notjust british and he has been successful time and time again, he has not been a one—hit wonder. full games from the moment we saw him come in the team in beijing in 2008 as this freshfaced youngster he has grown, matured, gains speed, power strength and most importantly learn how to deal with pressure and you never count him off. it is one of these moments that almost the more pressure there is the better he performs and, yes, i wasjust more pressure there is the better he performs and, yes, i was just so proud to see him performing and you know that you own records are going to get broken at some stage, you know it is going to happen and they don't last forever so i'm just so pleased that it is a friend and a mate who is the person who has taken us away from me. 5ir mate who is the person who has taken us away from me— us away from me. s

i messaged jason this morning, i said the one. i messaged jason this morning, isaid ifeel the one. i messaged jason this morning, i said ifeel it my the one. i messaged jason this morning, i said i feel it my olympic and stewed a. that was really our main target. i love the team pursuit, but it was giving me fears like i have never had before. once that was out of the way, it is almost hard to say, but i felt relieved because the one race i wanted to do was coming. and we went and did it! jack carlin added to his silver in the team sprint with a bronze in the individual event. he beat russian denis dmitriev for a spot on the podium, along with two dutch riders who won gold and silver. team gb�*s 18th gold of the games came from kate french in the modern pentathlon. it's been a sport that's provided a great deal of success since the women's event was introduced in 2000. she went into the third discipline well—placed, but a clear round in the show jumping took french up to fifth for the final two events, which are combined in a so—called laser run, when the athletes run four 80

well, jason, let me bring you in here. so what was involved in this because we were talking about these pineapples. so what happens? how does this work? >> well, don, i think, you know, it's just a testament to the can-do spirit of america. i think right now one of the biggest things -- i mean unfortunately for whatever reason, the american government decided -- you know, they told a lot of people, a lot of afghans who helped us for over 20 years, and this government said, hey, we're going to support you and we're going to get you out, and that didn't happen. and i know that didn't sit well with me, and it did not sit well with a lot of our military partners that are out there. a lot of retired guys and gals that worked on that battlefield hand in hand with some of these individuals. so i know for me, all of us coming together, i mean it's just a testament. this is what america is about. and if the government was unwilling to do it, we were all willing to come together and do it. and like scott said, it was just a -- it wa

let's speak to jason richards. a former competitor who joins jason richards. a former competitor whojoins us jason richards. a former competitor who joins us now. jason richards. a former competitor whojoins us now. he can talk a little about the action yesterday. we saw the thrills and spills. gymnastics on a bike. what did you make of the showing yesterday and the excitement and joy it brought to so many people? i excitement and joy it brought to so many people?— to so many people? i have to tell you. _ to so many people? i have to tell you, being _ to so many people? i have to tell you, being a _ to so many people? i have to tell you, being a life - to so many people? i have to tell you, being a life long - to so many people? i have to | tell you, being a life long bmx racer_ tell you, being a life long bmx racer you _ tell you, being a life long bmx racer you never really get our props — racer you never really get our pmps and _ racer you never really get our props and due respect so it is nice _ props and due respect so it is nice to — props and due

jason with then carnage to create his own mother behind me. but i don't mean that only gardner. so i don't what was would it's, i mean, not a stop in the, in the cities like, you know, you're probably in the mean mean, mean with me paul. then it's time to little for potential victims. without it, i know engineering lives, even militia engineer lives in hong kong element. and i mean, not huge in my, in my mind going on long. i mean, you know me, my stuff, i mean was and they don't go where they don't. i know you, you mean i did the saying they didn't get up and i think we did. i don't use that in the, the nation. she puppies. the way 6 social works, if somebody will send you a friend request on facebook, somebody before check. but my dad and i know my god about him. i got done by my god had to be more high. oh, you know, i know you're really got a someone who is all going on going on. so it was being going on and i know you mean no going on that was about not going on. got on the big brands going on going on, but i don't want to shaw your fellow sick scanner. mach susie worked al

jason carroll, you stay safe. it's going to be a long night for jason and his crew. we appreciate those updates all day long. thanks so much. a slow-moving hurricane of historic proportions is pounding louisiana with relentless intensity. hurricane ida is now punishing the state on the 16th anniversary of hurricane katrina. we're now seeing some flooding in the new orleans french quarter and southeast of the city, water is now overtopping at least one levee. earlier just a short while ago, 400,000 were without power. it's jumped up to 500,000 homes without power in louisiana. joining me now, retired lieutenant general russel honore. he's the informer commander of the joint task force for hurricane katrina. general, you've seen so many of these storms. we were watching our jason carroll a few moments ago. to me, the thing i can't get over is we saw this was a category 4 hurricane earlier this morning. it's still a category 4 hurricane right now. that is -- that is remarkable. >> absolutely, jim. i guess the observation here is a captain obvious moment. it's going to g

"yes, jason sudeikis!" [ laughter and applause ] but you know, like -- i mean, someone like that, it's jason sudeikis. he was "jason sudeikis" for many weeks. i don't think i will ever be, if i meet steven spielberg, "hey, steven!" p>> niall: fair enough. nervous around him, i get that, fair enough. i remember when i first started coming to l.a., going to events, i come from a small town in ireland, you know. nothing happens. i come to l.a. you know, seeing the lights and the flashing cameras and the press and the fans everywhere. do you recall your first -- obviously your first was the "ted lasso" premiere? >> yeah, that was the biggest thing i've ever experienced in my life. it felt a bit of -- it was a whole crazy adventure, it's a miracle i'm here, that's another story. i spent a whole week in mexico, i literally arrived on thursday, premiere 7:00 p.m., i arrived thursday at 1:00, 2:00 a.m. i had my bag, some clothes. dirty, messy. they gave me clothes, thank god. i make it to the premiere. lots of flas