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Business is good. sweet heat jam is selling thousands of jars a year. and nolan has hired a team, four employees and four rotating interns, all young adults with disabilities. how does it make you feel to work here at sweet heat? >> really happy. they understand our disability. >> all right. lets load her up. >> reporter: nolans dad randy helps with deliveries. >> so theres our invoice sheet. >> reporter: to heb, the largest grocery chain in texas. nolans jam is available in six heb stores. >> w...

Save a woman -- can you see him moving into traffic. driver comings opposite way notices, gets out of his car and jumps into the passengers window can you see it right there. my good news, look at that incredible. thats a look at your headlines on this monday, guys, you see videos like that and its just incredible that he was able to get this that car and save a person. brian: like a movie. steve: some quick thinking. ainsley: lets head out to janice dean. janice: congratulations on the new stud...

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At planter we put fresh roawhich has its drawbacks.an, guys, know anything about this missing inventory? wasnt me! the cheeks dont lie, chet... irresistibly planters. welcome back to "a.m. joy." donald trumps decision to skip the white house correspondents dinner tonight marks the first time in decades that the show will go on without its most high-profiled guest. the sitting u.s. president has made an appearance at the annual dinner every year since 1981. when ronald reagan had a really good ...

Thousands of american farms. across the u.s. farmers say the sprayed food is safe to eat. but studies from columbia and u.c. berkeley showed that exposure through the air led to "long term potentially irreversible changes in children" and "is related to lower intelligence scores." in 2015 the obama era epa endorsed a complete ban that followed one for just household use in 2000. margaret reeves is with pesticide action network. >> weve been arguing for the last 17 years that we need to ban its u...

Roying to raise a family, trying to farm and having to work in riwn, just to produce cheap food for the country. its a crisis. >> reporter: they say they spent $34,000 last year farming wheat and other crops, but they only brought in $35,000. so they may have found a solution. they now sell cattle and cut out the middle man. if these cattle go to slaughter utey might make $1,000 a head, but if they slaughter, process, and sell directly to the consumer themselves, each head could be worth $2800. ...

Goods to mexico, including food. a lot of u.s. farmers depend on that trade. farm bureau president kevin papp said one out of every three acres of corn and soybeans is exported to mexico, and farmers fear a trade war. >> we need access to those markets. theyre growing economy, growing markets, we dont want to do anything to jeopardize any trade. >> reporter: among trump supporters mixed reaction. from pittsburgh -- >> politicians always hit you with taxes. it doesnt matter what they say. >> repo...

Decorah, iowa. but across the snowy landscape, you can hear some early misgivings about the presidents decision to renegotiate or withdraw from big trade deals. thats because one of every three acres of corn he grows is exported. one out of every five jobs in e s state is dependant on trade. so when the president talks of renegotiating trade deals or dropping out of the trans- pacific partnership entirely, as he did this week-- >> great things for the american worker. >> reporter: --iowa farmers...

There are congresspeople, as you know, democrats not showing up to the inauguration. but the senate has held. why is that? by our the democratic senators, some of them far left, why are they boycotting? >> i say with typical senate snobbery, we are not to like that. [laughter] >> bill: they are the school kids, you are the professors. >> i think they have smaller constituencies and more narrow constituencies. my colleagues, and some cases, represent millions of people. i think they are respectin...

As the gentle giant stirs. >> never stop giving. never stop loving. never stop growing. >> reporter: jason brown is big. football player big. 63", 320. and, yes, seven years as a pro center with the nfls ravens and rams. >> when i turned 27 years old, that was the same age that my older brother was when he was killed serving our country in afghanistan. and it really caused me to take an examination of my life. >> reporter: brown walked away from a $37 million contract and hung up his cleats. >> ...