legendary red sox broadcaster jerry remy died last night at age of 68. remy played second base for boston in the '80s and '80s but he was better known as the voice in the booth for the last three decades. some of his more iconic calls were moments of laughter just like this one. >> we did some investigative reporting between innings on who and what was thrown hat that gentleman, and the gentleman has been ejected but it was an ugly, ugly sight. i don't know why it was necessary. i don't have my telestrator. here comes the pizza, see it. oh, cheese. >> highly unnecessary. >> guy with the patriots jacket and he's been asked to leave the ball game for ruining a good piece of pizza. >> jerry remy stepped away from commentating earlier this year to seek treatment for lung cancer. it had troubled him for years making recommend a vocal anti-smoking advocate. he made his last appearance at fenway park earlier this month throwing out the first pitch for the wild card game and, yes, the red sox beat the yankees that night. ishing jo the atlanta braves are one win

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. >> reporter: when these pieces were found, the project formed with jerry wong at the helm. >> finding pieces like this, it was just like opening a horizon of what was life like for those people? >> reporter: the museum shows a timeline of the five china towns after the arson, the chinese rebounded into a new community. this museum yum bbuilding is a replica of the structure. only this alter is original. it's full of construction cranes and the development will include a park named after it. at a time when anti asian hate surfaced again, that gesture with the resolution and apology mean more to the commonty than a pi paper. this is a record of the city's role in promoting a real climate of hate around -- against the chinese immigrants. >> also, a record of resistance. >> reporter: a story of rebuilding and repairing. >> it's a sense of overcoming. >> reporter: natasha chen, cnn, san jose, california. >> what a story. >>> now to the rescue in texas that's being hailed as a miracle. a 3-year-old little boy is back with his family tonight after being lost in the woods for four days. chris

this week the new york congressman jerry nadler asked the u.s. treasury department to block alabama from using federal covid funds to build prisons. writing, quote, the american rescue plan is a historic effort to provide urgent assistance in a time of great suffering, it should not be used to worsen our national problem of overincarceration. governor ivy shot back on twitter accusing nadler of overstepping and insisting the funds can be used for, quote, lost revenue. >> nothing about this is going to be easy. >> reporter: dianne gallagher, cnn, montmontgomery, alabama. >>> a north carolina sheriff says they are monitoring tips of sightings of brian laundrie, this as we are getting a look at new body cam video about what petito told police about a dispute she had with her fiance just weeks before her remains were found. >> did he hit you, though? i mean, it is okay if you are saying you hit him, but we want to know the truth if he actually hit you. because, you know -- >> i guess, yeah, but i hit him first. >> where did he hit you? don't worry. j

jerry, every company needs people like you. every single one. someone who knows what my dad taught me and a lot of people who know me well, including the governor's sister who i worked closely with for eight years my dad used to have an expression. he used to say everyone is entitled to be treated with dignity. a job is a hell of a lot more than about a paycheck. it's about your dignity, your place in the community, being able to look your kid in the eye and say, honey, everything is going to be okay. that is the god's truth. ever since he lost, things went south in scranton, pennsylvania when i was a kid and coal shut down, my dad was not a coal miner. i had a great grandfather who was a coal miner engineer. he was a sales person. everything we moved down to wilmington, delaware, little steel town where there is no steel anymore but right on the border of pennsylvania. it was always about the dignity of work. what you are doing here about this pandemic is protecting the dignity of your fellow americans. you know, you stayed in an operations mod

ben and jerry's hard to find. retailers say they aren't going to have promotions, they're going to move them a little earlier. l.l. bean is telling shoppers their worker safety is most important. supply chain is a wreck. so be patient. even sending people how to navigate holiday shopping. your choice for gift might not be available. your first choice, so be flexible. one in six americans have already started christmas shopping. >>> elon musk is still the richest man on the planet. tesla c.e.o. widening that gap as the world's richest person. his net worth $222 billion. amazon founder jeff bezos sits at $196 billion. this is a bloomberg index. musk bragged about the news like this. a second place medal to bezos. it's not the first time musk has trolled bezos. the two have been in a space race for years. musk often teasing bezos, also about the shape of the blue o ore -- origin rocket. locker room humor. the mission heads to space tomorrow. actor william shatner on board there. >> i can't believe he's 90 years old.

>> reporter: when these pieces were found, the chinese historical and cultural project formed with jerry wong at the helm. >> finding pieces like this, it was just like opening a horizon of what was life like for those people? >> reporter: the museum shows a timeline of san jose's five chinatowns. after the arson, the chinese rebounded into a new community. this museum building is a replica of the last-standing structure from that final chinatown. only this altar is original. that neighborhood today is full of construction cranes. the new development will include a park named after at a time when anti-asian hate has surfaced again, that gesture along with the city's resolution and a apology mean more to the community than a piece of paper. >> this is a record of the city's role in promoting a -- a real climate of hate around -- against the chinese immigrants. >> and also, a record of resistance. >> reporter: a story of rebuilding and repairing. >> it's a sense of overcoming. >> reporter: natasha chen, cnn, san jose, california. >>> a man is dead after police in los angeles county say he

. >> i love your jerry maguire references, so relevant, so hip. >> right? >> when did that movie come out 1980? >> the '90s. >> lay off there, grandpa. >> he has been covering washington for 300 years. all right, jake, have a great day. we'll see you later. thank you. >>> senator kyrsten sinema still fighting fellow democrats over the biden agenda. now five of her advisers just quit. we're going to talk to one of them ahead. >>> plus, we have new reporting on the breaking news overnight. alec baldwin involved in a deadly shooting on a movie set. we're going to speak with an expert on what could have gone wrong with a prop gun. subway® has so much new it didn't fit in our last ad. like the new artisan italian and hearty multigrain bread. it's the eat fresh refresh™ at subway®. it's so much new there's no time for serena! wait, what?! sorry, we don't even have time to say they were created by world class bakers! oh, guess we did! seriously?! my bad. ray loves vacations. but his diabetes never seemed to take one. everything felt like a 'no'. everything. bu

and what they are saying, the europeans, as well as i say people in this country, is a line out of jerry maguire -- show me the money. in this case, they're saying show me the money and show me some action because without action it's just words. that's what joe biden has to persuade the congress first and then his colleagues in the g-20. >> beyond delays at home in getting his agenda across the finish line, you have very public disagreements between the u.s. and its allies in recent weeks over the swiftness of the afghan withdrawal, great disappointment there, an open feud really with france over u.s. nuclear submarine deal with australia. what constitutes success for joe biden during this g-20 visit? what does he need to come away from here to make some progress in repairing that damage? >> well, joe biden has done something that very few, if any of other presidents have done, saying i made a mistake. i think a mistake obviously was made in the withdrawal from afghanistan and how it was carried out, not the fact that we withdrew but how it was carried out. i think a mistake was made in

. >> reporter: when these pieces were found the chinese historical and cultural project formed with jerry wong at the helm. >> finding pieces like this, it was just like opening a horizon of what was life like for those people. >> the museum shows a timeline of san jose's five china townes. after the arson the chinese rebounded into a new community. this museum building is a replica of the last standing structure from that final chinatown. only this altar is original. that neighborhood today is full of construction prints. the new development will include a new park named after the area at time when anti-asian hate has surfaced again, that gesture along with the city's resolution and apology mean more to the community than a piece of paper. >> this is a record of the city's role in promoting a real climate of hate around -- against the chinese immigrants. >> and also a record of resistance. >> a story of rebuilding and repairing. it's a sense of overcoming. >> natasha chen, cnn, san jose, california. >> i want to bring in now lisa ling, host of "this is life." the new season premiers toni