goodyear onboard. denny hamlin involved in the incident with ricky stenhouse jr.ago in turn six. prior to kyle larson getting in there. >> marty. >> i want to give a shout out to todd gilliland and ryan, his crew chief. they are in fourth. that is on speed. todd's been having a career year, and he has been sold at road courses as well. showing the ability to get speed out of the race car. but steve, this young man continues to impress. if he finishes here, that would tie a career best, oddly enough, also at a oklahoma at indianapolis. >> doing a great job coming back to front row next year. that helps a young driver to say, hey, you're our guy. we believe in you. michael mcdowell moving on. you will be our guy. they have to fill some other seats around him. doing a great job. john hunter nemechek behind him in the 42 also having a really, really nice run. we are single-file restarts still. >> john hunter, we talk about opportunities. this is a great run for legacy motor club. he looked good in practice. a driver that when he looked at the speed charts, i thought h

you will see it from the goodyear onboard camera.ll drivers this season for best average finish of 10.1. looking to condition continue that streak, in the eighth position. he had a strong performance last year, finished third. despite that, the crew chief told me they went a different direction with their setup. knew they had to put something else to the table after what svg did last year. and they were able to learn from that data from svg. before the red flag, chase said his balance was pretty good. but they are on a similar thought process, marty, that we heard cliff daniels tell you. allen saying the winner will be who puts on slicks early. the challenge is you don't want to be too early. >> coming off a career best second at nashville last week, credit to zane smith and his race team. they have him up in the fourth position. all this talk about how the teams can make it from here to the potential end at 8:20 central, this team has not pitted today. i just checked in with the team. they can only go about 12 to 13 more laps. actua

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old william miller was fed up after his grandmother nearly got hit by a car in the phoenix suburb of goodyearnd voiced concerns to the city council. and now the city has added a crosswalk and a traffic light. after william's passionate plea, me and my grandma would would walk to sonic to get some ice cream. >> and there's. it's very dangerous because of all of the street racers that there is. i wonder if you guys have any solution to fix this. >> are so cute. william thanked city officials for taking him seriously. and finally some cows causing chaos. call it a sister version of a bull in a china shop. >> in this case, it was cows crashing through a convenience store. these bovines trashed the store in columbia, knocking over everything in their path before eventually walking out. locals didn't say why the cows were so interested in shopping. i feel like this has happened before. or maybe i'm just having deja vu. >> are i think so, well, closer to home, this alligator was ready for some grocery shopping. it was lurking under the shopping carts at a supermarket in south carolina. yikes. other

graduate of yale, and his first biography just published, president garfield, a radical unifier, a c w goodyear, and so much. all right. well, thank you, guys much for being here. i should echo todd's kind words that this is the perfect for me to come visit. it's actually with members of the garfield here, members of my own family kindly enough and this being the last stage of my ohio book tour, it seemed as though this was just a perfect case of things coming full circle. so i couldn't have dreamed dreamt of a better location. i also want to make it clear that the book says c w goodyear i've always gone by charlie and so, so militantly, so so we're going to have plenty of time for questions at the very end of the cw thing, i was advised on good authority that charlie does not good on a book cover. so. so i went with cw and by virtue of that i sounded on paper much older than i am. you got. a better bent, but i. but i assure you, i'm old in spirit. by this point. this book was written over the course of five years. and over that time period, you know, we went through quite a lot as a nation. an

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. >>> yokohama is looking at buying goodyear.e japanese manufacturer is most likely the buyer after other businesses have dropped out. they're looking to combat slowing domestic growth. and samsung workers are extending the strike. the union says it will go on an unprecedented and indefinite strike until its demand for wage increases and wage transparency are met. samsung says it's not disrupted chip production. >>> we're going to turn our attention now to precious metals. gold is up nearly 15% so far this year. there's one other metal that's shining even brighter. our pippa stevens joins us now with that story. good morning. >> good morning, frank. we're talking about silver, that's almost doubled gold gains this year. the two precious metals are related. buyers have shifted toward the comparatively cheaper silver, but the biggest driver is the industrial demand for silver is growing. it makes up roughly 50% overall of demand compared to 10% for gold. silver is also key for many energy transition technologies. demand from solar

it was like giants like general motors and goodyear tires. firestone tires set up an actual factory to show how a tire was made. they called it the tire of tomorrow. but you had a working factory, which i guess is cool. even then, the mechanization of food really hits in the 1950s s and after. that's another thing. i can't give you specifics on it. >> someone excitedly put into the q&a the belgian waffle. >> one of the technologies they displayed was the electric waffle maker. you can use the iron to make waffles. that might have been exciting. that is a food product on display. >> someone else that you always hear about how the ice bin cone was invented at the chicago world's fair. are there any innovations that were created at the 1939 new york world's fair? something that was not put on display necessarily but came out of it anyway? >> specifically in terms of food, not that i am aware of. it is often world's fairs that launch new food innovations. the ice cream cone, the hamburger was launched allegedly, one of the many origin stories was

it was really the big corporate giants like general motors, goodyear tires, that said up, like, firestone tires, that set up an actual factory to show how a tire was made.of course, they called it the tire of tomorrow. but you had a working factory which, i guess, is cool. but if they had food factories -- even then, the mechanization of food really hits in the 1950s, after world war ii. so, yeah, that's another thing. i can't give specifics on it. >> so, someone excitedly put into the q&a, the belgian waffle. >> well, so, one of the technologies they displayed was a waffle iron. so, yeah, you can use the iron to make waffles. might have been exciting, in your own home. so, yeah, that is a food product on display. >> someone else said that you always hear about how the ice cream cone was invented for or at the chicago world's fair. are there any innovations that were created at the 1939 new york world's fair? like, something that wasn't put on display, necessarily, but kind of came out of it anyway? >> specifically, in terms of food, not that i am aware of. it is often world's fairs that

kyle walker, who is married with four children, and he's had a long term on and off affair with lauren goodyearhas children with lauren as well. yes, two. right. >> so that's six children in total. >> it is. and you think he didn't go to his sex education lessons at school, did he? so that's the first thing i would say because it's all very well having an affair with this woman. but why did he have two children with her? because it is possible to not have children and still have sex. >> but it suggests that the relationship was maybe stronger than it's been painted now. yeah. >> although lauryn goodman is being accused by him in court of seeing him as an open chequebook because he's a footballer that earns, you know, up to £5 million a year, and she's making some quite jaw dropping demands in court. so she wants £30,000 to build an astroturf football pitch in her garden because, she says her daughter may be in england female footballer when she grows up like her dad, her daughter's one year old, one year old. but apparently from the moment she could crawl, she looked at a football in a way that