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tons of smoke all landing here making it the worst thing from that country since seth rogen. but as the trees burn, another tree speaks out. john parry commemorated the 79th anniversary of d-day by comparing it to the fight against climate change. >> note to john. it's okay to visit the statues at easter island. just don't turn into one. he claims the climate change bite requires the same level of innovation and mobilization required to fight the nazis. but today's threat comes from all of us. if you don't recycle and by an ev, you are the new hitler. he found that funny. less, he is...

smoke all landing here, making it the worst thing from that country since seth rogan. human elm john kerry commemorated 79th anniversary of d-day comparing it against the fight for climate change. note to john, it is okay to visit easter island, just don't turn into one. requires same level of mobilization required to fight the nazis. today's threat comes from all of us. if you don't recycle or buy an ev, then you are the new hitler. found that funny. he is last guy i talked to about the environment. the guy threw away his limedals that is littering. this is a power grab. if this smo...

>> sandra: one of those breaking news thursday afternoons, john. also keeping our eye on nashville as hundreds gathered there to call for gun former at the state capitol. hundreds of young people from high schools all over the area, at times became very tense and confrontations with security happening as you see on the screen there. as there was a big debate and calls for gun reform. there were also those who were making the case for good guys with guns to protect the schools. so things got fiery there at the capitol building. obviously a lot of chanting happening there, and signs we...

State lawmakers closed the session in Albany this week without coming to terms on a new gaming compact with the Seneca Nation of Indians.

For the first time since it began receiving ratings from the National Cancer Institute, Roswell was rated "exceptional," Candace S. Johnson, the cancer center's president and CEO, announced Friday.