Drew and Ross Mathews have a special edition of Drew's News honoring New York's bravest with firefighter Darren Grant. They're covering topics like firefighters ranking first in a study of sexiest professions and the twelve-year-old who invented an early detection device for fires. New York firefighter Marc Anderson is reuniting with the paramedics who saved his life after he suffered a heart attack after putting out a fire.   
 
Drew and Ross Mathews are covering the hottest headlines like why Rachel Bilson says it's half exciting and half terrifying to have a tween and the study that revealed why a midlife crisis could be good for you. Cookbook author of "More is More" Molly Baz is joining Drew in the kitchen to make ramen with mushrooms and soy butter.

"Today" co-anchor Hoda Kotb is joining Drew at the news desk to cover topics like weddings having flower grannies instead of flower girls and Hoda's new book "Hope is a Rainbow." "The Girls on the Bus" star Carla Gugino is joining Drew to talk about getting a tattoo from a member of The Red Hot Chili Peppers and living in the wilderness in a teepee. 

Drew and Ross Mathews are hitting today's hottest headlines like who John Oliver thinks should play the next "Batman" and the library that's accepting cat photos instead of book fines. Interior design expert Jeremiah Brent is at the news desk to talk about joining the cast of "Queer Eye" and cover stories like the new design trend called the unexpected red theory.