and the marussia of max chilton makes it in for fresh tires. the monaco formula 1 grand prix on nbc sports, under a safety car. as the field follows the mercedes safety car through the tunnel, this is the area in question. exiting the tunnel, back out into the sunshine, the run downhill to the nouvelle chicane. and this is where french driver romain grosjean, there's parts of his lotus car still laying on the track as he slammed into the back of toro rosso driver daniel ricciardo. >> seemed to be a bit of a lack of judgment on the overtaking. daniel ricciardo was definitely blocking the track by staying in the middle. caught grosjean by surprise how. and he just rammed right in the back of him.

here they are coming out of the tunnel into the sunlight. ricciardo leading. and then he just runs right in the back of him. last time we saw that he was kimi raikkonen running into the back of adrian sutil when adrian sutil was going for his best-ever finish. >> romain grosjean in his second full season in formula 1 was stood down for a race last year for incidents that could have been avoided. most moatbly on the opening lap of the race. and certainly affected fernando alonso's world championship campaign last year. he's a driver that's admired for his speed but romain grosjean seems to get tangled up in far too many incidents. >> let's check in with will buxon. >> imagine the frustration for nico rosberg right now. he had a 4.5 second lead, going a great job. down to zero. if you imagine the frustration for rosberg, imagine also the frustration for lewis hamilton who was staring at a very strong podium. we've heard from mercedes that

wolfe has confirmed they did not ask lewis to slow down under that safety car when they came in to pit stop. that was lewis' own choice. and because of that he now finds himself off the podium and down in fourth place. this finish to this race is going to be incredibly exciting. >> no generosity. >> as we see romain grosjean into pit lane, i think there's concern of suspension. earlier on when we saw grosjean back into the pit, just before the car was released you see something there on the wish bone. you saw one of the mechanics point down towards the wish bone but at that very second, the car was released back into the fray. i think one of the mechanics saw something, on roman grosjean's car. >> yeah, they're pulling it in. it's over. >> closest that he gets to a home grand prix, the frenchman who is out. on the podium once this year but it won't be happening today. >> so as will mentioned, think

about nico rosberg, and as we flew the question a little earlier, how many surges can he withstand from the three-time world champion? >> he's about to get a nasty shock. >> this's fast-acting bird. >> some reflexes for you. >> we saw that same pigeon, i think in the gp-2 races. after the same incident. >> you think he'd learn by now, wouldn't you? >> well this won't take long for that area to be cleaned up on the run down to the nouvelle chicane. >> here is the corner that has grabbed several drivers this week. sainte devote. >> poor romain grosjean crashed here on lap one last year and crashed three times this weekend, and it's his second consecutive retirement. >> okay, kimi, we're losing water from the engine because it's too hot. losing water from the engine because it's too hot.

>> so, the message to kimi raikkonen we need to try and get some cooler air through that car. >> yeah, well of course, going behind the safety car doesn't help because obviously the only cooling air that goes through these racing cars is air that's generated by moving through the air. and the safety car tends to warm these cars up more than anything. >> a little earlier on we were talking about that grosjean incident and whether or not there was damage on the car. look at this, the first pit stop where we saw grosjean come into the lane. just before the car is released keep your eye over here you're going to see a mechanic point right there, right there, look he's already seen it. this guy here has already seen the damage onto roman grosjean's car but it's too late because the team released the car back into pit lane. >> green light on above roman grosjean and green, go. the lights are out on the safety car. ready to go racing for the final 12 laps. >> poor rosberg is thinking,

gosh, how many more starts are we going to make in this race to stay in front? trying to put some heat in the tires. >> as we said at the top of this broadcast, david, monaco is never easy, is it? >> oh. just been particularly hard for poor old nico rosberg. rosberg slowed considerably. comes in rascasse. you'll see the yellow go to green, we're back to racing! let's hope we see green all the way to the checkered flag. nico rosberg grew up here in monaco. born in germany, but he's been here the majority of his life. still lives here. this could be a significant day, a very special day for the rosberg family. >> it will be a great day in the pubs tomorrow night. but he does it again. he keeps his nerve. the cars handling well and he's scooped away from sebastian vettel. thinking, what about this mercedes this weekend? i thought they were going to give up. >> fall towards the end of the race. >> yeah. >> they're not doing what we want them to do. >> keep an eye on that orange, white and green car. that is the mercedes powered

sports vehicle of adrian sutil. he's pulled off a couple of brilliant moves one on button, one on alonso and perez is the next one on his list. >> yeah, it was looking pretty racey there and paul di resta his teammate has hauled himself up to 11th. just one spot out of the points. >> down into the nouvelle chicane. perez is working himself. starting to build on -- >> look at that raikkonen knows that he's got a fight on his hands. we should give a shout out to paul di resta the second force india because he's about to come to the piscine and he started way back in the back. it's been a great run for the cousin of dario franchitti who goes for his fourth indy 500 today. >> was very loud but i think hamilton is in the front while draining heavily, perhaps? >> whatever it is, he's in all sorts of trouble now with his tires. and these closing laps.

we know kimi raikkonen also in some sort of problem as well with his car, with mechanical problems. >> if he's losing water, if he loses enough water the thing will overheat and that will be the end of the story for him today. here's the two red bulls. hamilton, raikkonen. look at perez there, looking very racy. >> the next one on the list further back in the back jean eric vergne and the rosso will be the fight for the final world championship points. let's ride with perez into the tunnel. >> i've got to say if raikkonen is losing water from the engine and the engine is beginning to overheat as a result of that, it will be extremely lucky to get a

formula 1 car to the other ten laps with the engine beginning to overheat. >> advantage last time around 1.4 seconds. what is it this time? 1.8 seconds. rosberg is doing exactly what he did after the red flag, and the suspension of the race. he's just eking out a few tenths of a second each lap to build that comfortable margin that grew to as much as four-plus seconds. >> he's been doing a great job. a very, very impressive job, right from the opening laps of this grand prix. they've all had problems, all the teams have had problems to overcome. safety car issues and then a suspended race issue and tires to deal with different tires but he has kept his head and has just got on with it every single lap. >> yeah, he's behind his teammate lewis hamilton in the world championship at the moment but this will go a long way towards evening it up. >> yes.

>> down through the tunnel again. incredible light change when you come out of there and here right down -- whoa. >> perez and raikkonen are fighting over that spot again! now these two guys ran through the chicane several laps ago and they're at it again. i wonder if perez made a big lunge. >> i wonder whether -- >> raikkonen's car was unsettled. was that a result of contact from behind? >> i mean raikkonen gave a big swerve, some big black marks on the road behind him. alonso's got some debris on his front wing as well. there goes sutil. >> look at the curve as they come to the noghes corner. >> watch sutil. he's feeling racey. he's feeling confident that he can capitalize and move on perez. the next two cars is where it's at. this will tell us what happened between raikkonen and perez. >> raikkonen moved over -- oh! >> oh! >> wow. good gracious. >> kimi said i'm going to make that avenue very narrow and

perez just tried to barge his way through. >> oh, that's perez's competitive race over. i think he's last too much wing there. >> you live by the blitz you die by the blitz. >> kimi raikkonen gave no quarter there at all, pushed him over, kept pushing over and that's what i mean. perez having started that move, once kimi closed the door there was no -- he couldn't slow down any quicker than he was already slowing down and he is bound to hit the guard rail. which makes -- what makes racing here so very, very difficult. >> we continue to watch the middle of the pack of the top ten up front 2.3 seconds is now the lead that nico rosberg boasts over sebastian vettel. webber is some 3.5 seconds out of the lead. it's a her des red bull, red bull podium at the moment. >> look. >> button goes on the inside of fernando alonso or does he? yes, button gets that position. >> raikkonen is in.

>> he had the soft spot, not the supersoft. >> guys that's massive in the world championships because kimi was only four points behind sebs ayn vettel. vettel will get second place as long as he maintains position. there you saw alonso lose a spot to jenson button. so again power to sebastian vettel. >> and sutil down to his favorite spot. is he going to make a run on perez? no because perez must be off the pace now. this is the way the field packs it in behind him. when you lose that much front wing around here. >> raikkonen hitting has allowed paul di resta to move into the top ten after starting 17th in this grand prix. >> how is perez going to handle the car coming down here in the nouvelle chicane with much of the front wing on the left-hand side missing. >> of course it's a miracle to me they spend millions of dollars in the wind tunnels. they nuclearing the wings to

heck like that. look at this. >> that was lovely. >> look at this. it's alonso, alonso knew he had to relinquish that position. jenson button positioned his car beautifully. >> you can see the damage onto the left-hand side of the front wing of alonso's ferrari, as well. a lot of guys one way or another -- >> perez. you see what i mean? once he was committed he couldn't slow down any more. i think he committed to that move in the tunnel. >> i think he did. perez is a very luck kwl driver still to be in this grand prix. >> he has shown some wild driving before and ittons. here's the fight for third. lewis hamilton in the fight for mercedes still chasing mark webber. >> he's not going to make the same mistake that perez did there and commit himself to a point where there's no turning back. which is what makes the overtaking here so difficult. out of the tunnel, 170 miles an

hour, down to that nouvelle chicane, left, right, right, left. then back on to the quayside. the red bull guys, can't stand this. why don't we just run away from the mercedes. of course vettel would have been told already about kimi raikkonen survive so that four-point lead will now expand. >> in about three years red bull have been so dominant in their own way. but this year, in 2013, well, new tires are brought in. the tire manufacturer pirelli, but they simply have not been working in the same way that they have in the past, and red bull are really struggling in comparison to previous years. they've never had it this hard. >> no. the ferrari got a couple of wins already this year with alonso. they're looking pretty strong. and here comes the rest of the field all stacked up behind sergio perez who is running a

little bit slower. the front four cars are all doing 19. >> and there it is. a 20.14 is a result of the front wing damage. the rest of the world bunched up. how do you get by him. in >> sutil may show us because he has shown us on a couple of occasions. quick reminder -- >> by sutil. >> we will have full post-race coverage, as per usual, on f1 extra following the completion of this race, over on the nbc sports network. so complete post-race coverage right through to the top of the hour -- oh, there goes perez. completely missed the chicane. >> yeah! >> he couldn't stop it. hasn't got enough downforce so he puts the brakes on. not enough on the right side. realized he wasn't going to get a turn in with the front block and has to go straight through the chicane. >> and just like that sutil caught him again. he will be growing ever so impatient. >> now, now, now.

>> oh, you would! >> and button has got through as well. >> perez. >> it's over. it's over. a lot of smoke coming out of the rear there, as well. >> boy that changes things dramatically. adrian sutil all of a sudden is up to the top five. >> wow. >> button six, alonso seventh, jean eric vergne eighth, and -- >> washing out of the front there, you saw onto the rubber roll didn't help. and then pulled it up right there. >> wow, what a race. what another fabulous race. >> nearly hit the wheel of his teammate button. >> if he thought jenson button was going to cut him any slack there he was very much mistaken. >> i don't think he'll do that for him. >> so before the cars behind for perez were circulating in the 121, 121.9. up at the front, 1.18, 1.19 we're starting to see the times improve for the train of cars caught behind perez. >> adrian sutil, that's about as

far as he will be able to go, because he is some 14 seconds behind lewis hamilton. for that fourth spot. so that's pretty good though for sutil to make it into the top ten in qualifying. if he can hang in there for the last four laps and get a top five it will be the best result of his return to formula 1. >> it is the best result of the 2010 in grand prix and if you remember, yesterday morning he also had a big crash right before qualifying and they got him out just in time. >> interesting earlier in the week, at the press conference the first official press conference, sutil and this man here lewis hamilton were part of that. part of that press conference. they were at one stage the very best of friends. there was an incident in china several years ago in a night club that involved some violence. and adrian sutil was actually charged and convicted with grievous bodily harm. when it came time to testify i believe that lewis hamilton

declined. and hence severed their friendship. sutil did not forgive lewis hamilton for that, and a journalist in the press conference asked lewis hamilton and adrian sutil, what is the status of your friendship now? and basically they said they are trying to mend it. but sutil is waiting for lewis to make the first step. >> well he might do, too. but it could be a long time coming. lewis hamilton must be feeling pretty miffed that his teammate has made mincemeat of him today. he tried valiantly to get past mark webber. couldn't pull it off. meanwhile rosberg who's led every lap of this race, is lapping in 18.5. vettel 18.9. and hamilton is down in the mid 19s. so, rosberg showing a lot more pace than hamilton this weekend. >> steve, you and i know david does and will and myself, we love formula 1 history. and there is a little bit on the line today. not only if nico rosberg can win

it will mirror what his father keke did 30 years ago but a mercedes silver arrow has never won the monaco grand prix. there's a significant piece of history on the line today. >> it will be fabulous. fabulous result for mercedes. >> yeah. been around since they retired from formula 1 racing back in 1955 and only very recently come back, the team we see today, yeah they have never won at monaco. that has been a race since 1929. we're going to see a fabulous result for formula 1 if it finishes like this. >> one final time. let's check in with will buxon. take it away. >> got to tell you, i've known nico rosberg the better part of the last decade. i've always found him to be one of the most intelligent and brilliant racers in this paddock. and as the last couple of years at mercedes he became the first man in history to better the legendary michael schumacher over the course of the season as a teammate. but he wasn't given the dues that he felt he deserved. so people ask me what do you think is going to be the talking

point of the season and i said and i think today will prove that people need to start to reapprise the driver that is nico rosberg. >> he's done fabulously today. there's no question, he's 100%. he's been calm, controlled. he's done what the team have asked him to do. he hasn't felt the pressure. he's dealt with it very well from red bull behind him all the way. but red bull themselves have had some tire issues in this race. we've heard those comments from engineering to both red bull drivers. it's been a great race so far. again if he finishes like this, a fabulous result for monaco history, and for formula 1 history. >> webber, mark webber there in third place. it will be his first podium since malaysia. that bitter podium, and that loss that he had to suffer there, the team order scandal between he and his red bull racing teammate sebastian vettel. >> well, of course, there's a tremendous two championship at

stake here the drivers and the second and third infiniti red bull racing will increase their lead in the world championships over ferrari with only point alonso no points for felipe massa today. alonso doesn't get points for seventh. mercedes-benz will pick up some good points from rosberg and from hamiltohamilton. but red bull will look very strong in the constructive title when they come out of this race. >> incidentally with kimi raikkonen being forced to pit very late in the race the lotus driver, the lotus lead driver is out of the world championship points. that plays massively into the hands of seb an yast vettel and with fernando alonso down in seventh he will score points but it's not as many as he had hoped. so again the pendulum swings the way of sebastian vettel and helps him in his quest for his fourth world title. >> don't take any risks. >> all right. that's enough. you don't need any more points for that. >> satisfaction.

>> what that was, was setting a lap time of 1.18.4 right at the end of the race. final two turns, this is a day that nico rosberg and the rosberg family will remember forever. he mirrors what his father did 30 years ago, nico rosberg wins in his home city of monaco! unbelievable, the first mercedes silver arrow to win the monaco formula 1 grand prix! . and he has dominated the entire weekend. it was eventful but more importantly for rosberg it is memorable. >> yes. sutil with a brilliant top five result. >> and both force indias still with points again. they're having a fabulous year again. adrian sutil had a great race. for mercedes-benz nico rosberg, what a day. >> there is nikki lauder in the

red cap. the triple world champion and two-time winner on the streets of monaco. he's the chairman of this team, of this organization. and that is reason to celebrate. wow. nico said it's just cool sleeping in my own bed and riding the scooter down to the paddock. and he said being on pole here at home is awesome. i wonder how awesome winning at home now really is. >> boy, it will be hot time in the old town tonight and probably for the whole rest of this week. now looking pretty pleased with himself. >> it's time to celebrate. whew. big relief for the mercedes amg petronas team. >> you've done it. well done, mate. >> win! thank you so much. thank you so much. really awesome today and really special for me. >> very well done, nico. i couldn't imagine you driving

any better than today. fantastic job. with all the events going on you managed it perfectly. great, great job. >> and that's the voice of the guru, ross braun the technical brain behind the team congratulating his man nico rosberg. >> and they tried to take that win away from him four times to start again hold everybody at bay and every time he was immaculate. pulled away on the opening lap which is so difficult to do after any sort of a rest. tires are cold, car's cold, you're cold. pulled it off every time. >> and right at the very end on the last lap of that race, kimi raikkonen, you may have noticed, scored one world championship point. we know that world championships can be won and last by a point so that was crucial for raikkonen. but look at that. nico pulls in to position number one. the winner of the monaco formula 1 grand prix. and now, he gets to soak it in.

prince albert, princess charlene, well that must be some sort of a first, too. he was fastest in every single session. and fastest in qualifying. and led every lap of the race. >> it hasn't happened this year, at all. >> the only thing he didn't do is the fastest lap was on the last lap. >> as he said, satisfaction. >> satisfaction, absolutely. >> to drive at home. what a race. >> there he is. >> look at that nary a hair out of place. i don't understand how these guys don't perspire more. very irritating. >> watch the facial expression. >> he's done what he said 30 years ago. he's his own man now. nico rosberg, monaco grand prix winner! >> tremendous result.

>> we'll all be breathing a sigh of relief, too. out in front, the last two races and on the pole the last four, and this is their first win of the year. >> the championship, red bull pulling away from ferrari. big time. >> 14th now over 100 points and these guys williams, single points, incredible difference from the top of the grid to the bottom of the grid. >> yeah. >> the pirelli hat, the first place to wear on the podium. >> i'll tell you, if you get a win, this is the place you do it, isn't it? >> this is the one. >> just a massive crowd. >> and a great result, we said

before, for mercedes to win here at monaco, fabulous result for the sport. >> mark webber, congratulating him. there's ross braun. >> there he is. >> magical. >> the drivers who have been under his command, and the world championship that he has won and then he gets to experience this with nico rosberg. >> boy what a day for nico. living here, just fantastic, he's got to pull this off. look at that award there, too. the track layout of the monte carlo grand prix, probably the oldest track layout that's stayed the same since basically since 1929. >> that's a popular result. >> it's fantastic. >> fantastic. >> it's only his second formula 1 grand prix victory. china last year and monaco this

year. take nothing away from the chinese victory because it was his first. but this was the one that will mean the most to him. >> equally sebastian vettel's one win here. he really thought after qualifying yesterday that even though he was on the second row i think he really thought he was going to win this race. >> mark webber two-time winner here. i think he felt he was in pretty good shape, too. >> so lotus, red bull, ferrari, and now mercedes have enjoyed victory in this year's formula 1 world championships. we will see you again here on nbc in a couple of weeks for the canadian formula 1 grand prix from montreal. for those looking for post-race coverage, f1 extra is coming up right now over on the nbc sports network.

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service they certainly were not disatáj$u)u$ the action on the field. pagan faced his walkoff home run, definitely seeing every day. giants win 6-5 in ten innings and the victory of the 14th comeback win of the season. >> we've been doing a lot of comebackses, goodfá comebacks wh five, six runs and that's fun, you know? that means that we're really fighting. we are grinding every at bat and that's good. >> -- and it was to his credit when the ball was hit in hist( n mind he felt, oh, yeah. this could be anlp inside the parker. >> pagan's walkofflp inside the giants since 1931.t( it was up-to-date at at&t park. bring a sweater.

the damage isc uv!@wjelming in moore, oklahoma,fá but many people took a break from the cleanup efforts to qcelebrate. we'll explain coming up. andxd we're seeing drizzle d some light rain in the foothills east of downtown san jose. some drizzle to start your sunday morning and we're tracking rain for memorial day. som"1 changes in your forecast when we come back.

now to the devastation infá oklahoma. in just a few5÷k hours presiden

meet with with victims of monday's deadly tornado. nbc's jay grayc has more this morning on the difficult and painful recovery that continues for survivors there. >> reporter: later today president obama will travel to moore for an up-closelpxd look all the devastation. since the e1storm, families hav spent most everyxd wpdr'g minut working through what's left of their community, but yesterday many here stoppedxd fori] a few >> we've had incredible loss, your 1ñe1q we will take the time to celebrate your hr(t&háhp &hc >> saturd1!v was graduation day for seniors from all three moorp high schools. >>e1e1 we entered moore schoolsd '99. we entered with a tornado and wf wn out with>!s1 tornado. >> we willxd survive and keep going. y5q graduates walked across the stage and into the next chapter of their lives,ht

survivors continue to walk through the scattered remnants from what's left of theirs. >> it's not destroyed. it's not damaged. it's gone+ and it left in seconds. lane's family practice was here. >> to your right was the waiting room overko here. >> for years he took care of broken bone, aches and injury,q here now aree1 . the pain intense anda5ñi there just no clear prescription for a recovery. where you go with what happens to you. >> questions so many continue to jay gray, nbc news,çó moore, oklahoma. >> now we want to check in2wkth rob mayeda for the weekend forecast that looksw6more like february, i think. yi does feel that way with the afternoon temperatures with the breezy conditions and outside this morning we have 50s wi up out of the west nort$#qáu

of events going +' an$hú$e early afternoon game for the giants and they'll be seeing those numbers in the 60qs as we see the first pitch there around the bay and the winds up to 29ñ miles per hour and if croskuqj thing, crossfitxd games in santd rosa,ñi temperatures aree1 70 degrees after 40s in the morning and we have the sharks at 5:00 and temperatures cooling into the 60s under partly cloudy skies for the san jose sharks. we'll see clouds spilling in again overnight into tomorrow and that will lead into a better chance of seeing rain and tomorrow, mostly cloudy skies andçó the model starting to get morejf optimistic for the rainfl and briefly moderate rain as the system goes qthrough. ì& early in the morning and from there the temperatureslmu)s& start to warm up in the second half of the week an"b] rainfal

he system forlp memorial day monday and is quarter inch with the weather e more on the coast. much of this is fallingjf right aroundi] midday monday into mony afternoon. highs 60s and 07s and we'll see upper 60s near dublin close to 72 degrees in santa rosa, so a chance of seeing a few areas of rain for tomorrow. showers shut down on tuesday an then for the north bay, p, wednesday, north ofñi santa ros and a couple of more showersa5d (cu- in the forecasi and it will feel a little bit warmerw3 certainly by next saturday and sunday. >> this is wild. >> thank you very much, rob. we'll be right back.

as much as mied hydraulicjf it's aboutlp politics. let's start with talking about the money and fracing. >> a lot of people don't know this, but california is the nation's fourth largest state that produces oil. amazing, you know,ko behind te, north dakota and alaska, but our wells are old and production  of what it was 35 years ago, kris. so now comes this new separate oil from shale inp california sits on 65% of the ñ

that's equal to 15 1%=9 with a b barrels. that'se1 as much as saudi arabi the interest in fracing comes from that and it's worked veryi wellxiruji dakota and everywhere. >> there's some fracing happening in california, but why -- let's talkuqñ kris, and water is one comedity in short supply especially in california. and the oilñi industry is chompg at ths3 bit tofá greatly expand fracing because, look, they point to fracking in a state like north dakota where r unemployment is, get this, t(3. áñoverflowing withxd revenues, the environmentalists and the farm interests feared thatok the would be a lack oe1 water and/o contaminated water as a result of fracing and there was another concern, a big one,ok by the wa geologists believe it d precipitate earthquaw because of disruptions in the shalew3 fm

the stuff that goes on. that's happened in otherfáok st, oklahoma being one of them and it's the last thing we need in earthquake-prone california. altogether. others say we cant( mitigate th damage with laws. what do you see shaking out? >> there will be slow change one way or another. no one is in a heary and there are a about a dozene1 billed !: some want to ban it altogether and most want to see a answers like water shortages, contamination and possible earthquakes. every one of them is serious inñ aat((uáyia, but look, let's face therl a lot of pressure to move forward withfá fracing. if the process is beinge1 saved would become the biggest exporting statefáó[ and reapxd financial benefits and ÷ict potential will remain potential until we get serious answers to >> all right. thank you very much.

for making us a part of your morning. we have our photographer out at street. some of the folks are already getting ready for the festivities.w3 remember, if you're head there do be careful. if you're trying to avoid the area go to nbcbayarea.com. maps and the locations where some of the go happening. again, tomorrow ist( memorial d. remember that it is really about more than barbecues. it is really about the folks who served our nation and did not return. have a great day. take care. we'll see you next weekend.

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