we're coming to the end of the race and dale, michael's leading, dale, jr. running, sr.- dale, sr. is running defense, running interference. any time somebody gets a run on michael and dale, jr. he would cut them off. i said larry if dale keeps driving like this somebody's going to put him in the fence. i mean that's kind of the talk we have in the booth when we're not amongst ourselves. lo and behold last lap are, white flag. come by, michael leading. michael's never won a race in his life and he's going to win. he's sitting here the chance to win the daytona 500. i'm thinking dale, jr.'s going to pull out and pass him he's going to drag everybody with him. my brother's going to finish 15. that's what i thought. low and behold he comes off the second turn got a little lead and dale's blobbing and nobody's going to make a run on him and i'm thinking my god i think my brother's going to win this race. as they go in the third turn and michael and dale, jr. come off the turn coming to the checker michael's got it. he's not going to lose this race. dale, jr.'s not going to pass him tha

guys, dale. to court papers, he had a personal fortune of $4.5 million when he met steve heitman in 1998. by 2000, dale claimed debts of $9.5 million. the seattle media picked up the story, and soon steve heitman's name and face were everywhere. and that's when people realized just as they had in san diego that the man named mike wasn't really mike, that here, the man named steve wasn't steve at all. it's the kind of headline you see every holiday weekend. this particular senseless tragedy took the life of evelyn heitman's oldest son. >> he stepped backwards and fell over the edge of the rock. and went down into the river about 40 feet below. >> steve heitman was just 20 when he drowned, and 25 years later, in wenatchee, washington, his mom still grieves. can anybody who hasn't lost a child understand what it's like? >> i don't think so. it's a feeling you never ever get over. >> she was facing another melancholy fourth of july, the anniversary of steve's death, when she came home to find a repor

the same for dale earnhardt, jr. dale earnhardt, jr. saying his car is handling very well. mike: a lot of gas and go stops here. tony stewart. matt kenseth coming into the first pit sal. >> darrell: oops. want go over the line right there. got to bo goldman sachs. see the inspector telling him -- got to go back. >> looks like a little overheating there on kenseth's car. ♪ ♪ [ buzz aldrin ] we landed on the surface of the moon. ♪ [ al michaels ] do you believe in miracles? yes! ♪ ♪ ♪ all your favorites all in one place. a medium one-topping pizza... freshly baked breadsticks... and cinnamon sticks. plus marinara and sweet icing for dipping. best of all, the 10 dollar dinner box is only 10 bucks. and only at your pizza hut. email, talk... directions, applications... my phone's dead, uh, my business is dead. my phone battery starts blinking... -beep, beep, beep... -no, no, don't run out... boom phone dies. really? really?? [ man ] so this phone lasts longer than any other phone? this is sweet. -it feels really sleek. it's super thin. the 4g is so fast. this is cool. if i could

he said, i don't think dale made it.n in my life. the excitement of michael winning and then the fact, the reality that dale probably got killed in that wreck. the next thing i know, i'm sitting in the hospital with the family and friends and nascar officials and we're all stunned. everybody is in shock. there were things that happened in that room that i don't even recall. i blocked it out of my mind. it was so devastating to me and the racing world, really. >> what was it about dale? >> dale was a character. i mean, you know, his image was one tough customer. he made sure that he lived up to it. he was all about risk and reward. he would take any risk to get that reward. you could go out on the track to practice, just some little simple thing like practice, he wanted to win practice. he was a man that all he thought about was winning races and you better not get in his way because he would -- as he would put it, he would rattle your cage. >> he would push you out of the way. >> you're going too slow. move over. >> you'

>> dale, dale, dale, dale! realidad es que pasÓ por donde los concursantes de dale con ganas hacen de su vida. >> pueden ver ahÍ las fotos, me desconozco, mira, yo con los sombreros grandes para disimular un poco las cosas, y desgraciadamente no sabÍa lo que tenÍa que hacer, sabÍa que estaba mal pero cometÍ todos los errores, que muchas veces cometemos, hacer dietas drÁsticas, no hacer ejercicio. >> cuÁntas libras bajaste? >> un poco mÁs de 80 libros. -libras. >> todo este aprendizaje lo compartes con una familia de dale con ganas, pero la familia vigil no te aceptÓ en un primer momento. >> sÉ lo que es en ese estado de obesidad y no estar muy abiertos a un cambio, voluntariamente pero lo que me sorprendiÓ era el conflicto de no recibirme por mujer, esos eran los comentarios que habÍan hecho, sobre todo rosario, que es una mujer frente. >> una matriarca. ahora con thalÍa, es una niÑa que de alguna manera no encuentra la quÍmica contigo. >> creo que ella misma no se ha definido todavÍa, ella estÁ aprovechando la

el mundo, tÚ eres cielo, yo soy fuego ♪ ♪ como tÚ y yo, sintiendo que soy para tÍ, abrÁzame fuerte, dalee soy para tÍ, abrÁzame fuerte, llegÓ el tiempo de los dos ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ pero quÉ bien te ves, tus ojitos dicen quÉ quieren de mÍ, al ritmo y al movimiento, le ponemos sentimiento, tÚ eres cielo, yo soy fuego, vamo a ver quiÉn se va a quemar, sintiendo que soy para tÍ, abrÁzame fuerte, llegÓ el tiempo de los dos ♪ ♪ ♪ >> bienvenidos a tda! cÓmo bailamos! >> pero no se puede bailar asÍ en los antros. >> asÍ es como me gusta empezar el dÍa, mÁs un viernes. >> a parte todo mundo estÁ contento porque llega el fin de semana. >> oiga, tenemos un menÚ musical espectacular. >> chiquitas y apretaditas. >> y yo vengo preparada para tomar clases. >> chismes farÁndula y mÚsica maestro! ♪ siempre te soÑaba aquÍ en mi pecho, toda cubierta de besos, noche a noche sin parar, tu amor no lo cambio por ninguna, tu cariÑo y todo lo que me dÁs, haces que me suba y baje todo, al besar tus labios me emociono, mi cuerpo se enciende y me dan ganas de gritar, que te quiero a morir, que me siento feliz, al tenertsus

you're about to meet dale dougherty. he has a simple belief that all of us are makers. >> for many years, or many almost decades, we've kind of talked ourselves out of being makers, that we're smart shoppers or consumers and i really want to turn that around and say we are makers. we make our world. >> dale believes everyone should be passionate about making something. food, clothes, woodwork or even crazy stuff like electric muffins. we'll explain that in a second. he's created something called maker fairs around the world where tens of thousands meet to show off their creations and collaborate. what began as a simple idea has snowballed into a worldwide movement. >> i think that as an overall philosophy of making, it is something that just seems basic to whole who we are. it's not necessarily about technology. it's really about people. but i think technology creates a lot of the interests today. cooks are makers and people who create garments and dresses and things are makers. but so are people that tinker with electro

there is always dale earnhardt, jr. i don't think he has shown his complete hand just yet. >> mike: a look at the leaderboard with dave blaney out front. looking at dale earnhardt, jr. landon cassill, tony raines, david gilliland. the drivers who did not pit under the last caution and then matt kenseth trying to break the 0 for 129 winless string. casey mears we spoke of. nice to see the mears gang up near the front. kevin harvick inching his way to the front. well, 40 laps to go. he may get there. jaime mcmurray a past winner of this race and greg biffle who has been fast all week long. joey logano has been in position to be out front. jeff burton led a bunch of laps. mark martin trying to win it for the first time. brad kezelowski he has won on restricter plate tracks. paul you menard. denny hamlin led the most laps. martin true you ex-is $200,000 richer. ryan newman has overcome trouble and we have not seen the last of regan smith. >> larry: they have shown that they can get to the front and run up front. >> mike: 29

there is always dale earnhardt, jr. i don't think he has shown his complete hand just yet. >> mike: a look at the leaderboard with dave blaney out front. looking at dale earnhardt, jr. landon cassill, tony raines, david gilliland. the drivers who did not pit under the last caution and then matt kenseth trying to break the 0 for 129 winless string. casey mears we spoke of. nice to see the mears gang up near the front. kevin harvick inching his way to the front. well, 40 laps to go. he may get there. jaime mcmurray a past winner of this race and greg biffle who has been fast all week long. joey logano has been in position to be out front. jeff burton led a bunch of laps. mark martin trying to win it for the first time. brad kezelowski he has won on restricter plate tracks. paul you menard. denny hamlin led the most laps. martin true you ex-is $200,000 richer. ryan newman has overcome trouble and we have not seen the last of regan smith. >> larry: they have shown that they can get to the front and run up front. >> mike: 29

matt kenseth held off dale earnhardt, jr.heckered flag for his second daytona win. >> tucker barnes is training for a marathon. >> kind of. >> he is here with a few helpful hints. >> you've got some tips for us. >> here is the deal. i have no previous running experience. i have avenue lived here most of my life. i have never run in the marine corps marathon. i have no previous running experience. i mean i've played basketball and soccer when i was a kid and done some running associated with that but no official training here. so around new year's, i go to the gym every day and basically doing the flexing thing in front. the mirror and feeling pretty good about myself. >> got your shirt sleep rolled up and doing one of these. >> extra small, yeah. >> make your muscles look bigger. >> wisdom knows what i'm talking about. somebody challenged me and i made the mistake of saying oh, yeah, i can run a marathon. the truth is i can't run a marathon. i never have before. i agreed that i would run in what is call rock and roll marathon

air dale, you look tense, can i give you a back rub? i'm elected president i'll give every man in the country a private nurse just like her. >> wait, wait, wait. >> that's going to cast the taxpayers a fortune. >> that's a sacrifice i'm willing to make. any final word you want the voters to remember? >> mike, thanks for having us on, and remember, vote for walter t airdale. let's put a real dummy in the white house. >> mike: well said, walter. [applause] all right. we're going to be checking in with terry and walter over the next two weeks to see just how his campaign is going. up next, we're playing some of neil diamond's greatest hit with tribute band super attention - americans living with limited mobility. what do you do when you can no longer get around like you used to? when you fear losing your independence? who do you call? call hoveround now, to see if you qualify for america's premier power chair. hi, i'm tom kruse, inventor and founder of hoveround. now you can do more, see more, enjoy life more. here's why hoveround makes it

dale hurd, cbn news, in barcelona. >> thanks, dale. >>> uk prime minister has taken heat lately. many are putting his words into action and hoping to bring a spiritual transformation. >> i passionately believe in the future of our kingdom. >> reporter: he brought to counter britain's moral collapse. >> many are doing what they can including here after redeeming our community center in manchester. >> it gets kids off the streets and do lots of activities. >> rock center opened a few months ago as a place to provide positive activities for young people in an area of significant reports of antisocial behavior, the impact has been significant. >> we are providing them with strong role models and provide set rules for each session. it is based around respecting each other and for me, it is just that opportunity to share with those people and really, to be his hands and feet in this place. >> center also works closely with the local police where people can report any antisocial behavior. this police officer says regular meetings for the youth have been effective in working together to

the dogs love dale better unanimous us. >> that is your dogs, mine love us better. >> dale even went after the fords left, went to colorado when their dog liberty had puppies. he could not even come to the goodbye because it was not a goodbye to us, it was a goodbye to barney and ms. bemptasley fo him. >> when we opened the library, the clintons told all the help that they can come to the opening of the library and they had a repeat of the horseshoe tournament. i think unfortunately we were beaten again. they sent their best players down. but that was very sweet of them because they knew how much we loved them and they loved george, so that was nice. >> can you remember an entertainer who you had to the white house who was particularly memorable? >> can't remember his name, but i do remember one entertainer who announced we were dinner, and he'll be glad i can't remember his name, but we were going into the state dinner and he wanted to sit next to his girlfriend. well, that's not the way it works at the white house. you sit next to people you're not married to or you haven't come wi

before you leave, dale gregory has an announcement. >> for those who don't know me, i'm dale gregory, vice president for public programs. two very quick announcements. our museum store is this direction on the 77th street side. you can purchase your books there. the book signing is taking place at the table directly out the back doors. and if you'd like participate in a virtuous act tonight or soon, that combines private interests and public good, you can take your seat in history one of these beautiful seats are available for your name, your name, a friend's name, to honor and support wonderful programs like these. thank you again, so much. >> thank you. >>> you're watching american history tv, 48 hours of people and events that help document the american story. all weekend every weekend on c-span3. >> in a city whose public is dominated by statesmen and generals on horse back this bronze rendition of mathematician and scientist albert einstein stands out, perhaps because there's little about the monumental about this washington monument. even if it stands 12 feet tall and weighs fou

before you leave, dale gregory has an announcement. >> for those who don't know, i'm dale gregory, vice president for public programs. two very quick announcements. our museum store is this direction on the 77th street side. you can purchase your books there. the book signing is taking place at the table directly out the back doors. and if you'd like participate in a virtuous act tonight or soon, that combines private interests and public good, you can take your seat in history one of these beautiful seats are available for your name, your name, a friend's name, to honor and support wonderful programs like these. thank you again so much. >> thank you.

before you leave, dale gregory has an announcement. >> for those who you don't know, i'm dale gregory, vice president for public programs. two very quick announcements. on you museum store is in this direction on the 77th street side. you can purchase your books there. the book-signing is taking place at the table directly out the back doors. if you would like to participate in a virtuous act tonight or soon, that combines private interest and public good, you can take your seat in history, one of these beautiful seats are available for your name, your name, a friend's name, to honor and support wonderful programs like these. thank you again so much, rick and gordon. >> thank you. >>> c-span's road to the white house political coverage takes you to the events. >> my leadership cut taxes 19 times and cast over 800 vetoes. we balance the budget every single year and we kept our schools first in the nation. my leadership will end the obama era and begin a new era of prosperity. >> there's a mess up in washington. they've created a mess. they've given us a lousy foreign policy, given us a

before you leave, dale gregory has an announcement. >> for those who don't know, i'm dale gregory, vice president for public programs. two very quick announcements. our museum store is this direction on the 77th street side. you can purchase your

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♪ >> dale! dale! pÉgate1 [risas] [aplausos] >> de frente karla! vamos! ♪ >> karla! karla! karla!plausos] >> y se pegÓ! y se pegó! >> lo mejor era tu cara! >> cÓmo te sientes? >> de cuenta que corrÍ el maratÓn de sacha. >> mÁs adelante, vamos a compartir con ustedes. >> ademÁs se preparan para el vip, arturo penich, osvaldo rÍos y maliyani! >> hoy es viernes! >> trencito! ♪ >> seguimos con muchos mÁs. >> es muy particular. >> me encantan los viernes! >> tneemos la oportunidad de tener a toda la gente de cerca, a travÉs de los distintos medios, por ejemplo, las llamadas telefÓnicas. >> la pregunta es para todos, adelante. >> buneos dÍas, mi nombre es carmen, y mi preguna es para todos, hubo algÚn conflicto entre ustedes alguna vez? >> la realidad es que no, porque cuando hay diferencias se soluciona el problema, siempre hay diferencias, pero la realidad es que somos gente inteligene, que nos entendemos y se habla y se soluciona. >> siempre lo que prevalece es la amistad, y es mÁs grande el amor que nos tenemos. >> rivalidad, egoÍsmo y celos no. porque nos gusta nuestro trabajo. kar

>> dale chiqui! >> dale! dale!ho respeto le digo que calentÓ, con su permiso, vamos a nuestro set, estamos en vivo, comenzÓ el momento en que chiqui decide, vea las piernas. como si fuese un y griega. las cajitas del micrÓfono tenÍan una sonrisa dibujada, vean la postura, la posiciÓn y el cabello. atrÁs, atrás! vea! [risas] yo quiero ver las patitas, chiqui, venga! eso es mi chiqui! increÍble! me siento muy orgulloso. aplausos![aplausos] >> compadre... >> alguien me las enseÑÓ a hacerlas abiertas. >> y maÑana le tocarÁ a sacha, ven acÁ... >> que lo haga! que lo haga! siÉntate y dilo aquÍ, maÑana podrÁs venir y hacer lagartijas? >> sÍ, me animo, hay que decirle a la primera dama que venga a despierta amÉrica. [risas] [plausos] >> no te hagas la loca! >> este segmento de despierta amÉrica es presentado por: >> ay miren! los padres estamos llenos de anÉcdotas con nuestros hijos porque literalmente se les va la lengua, y queremos saber si sus niÑos les hizo pasar alguna de esas vergüenzas que uno dice trÁgame tierra. >

roman had a falling out with dale hunter.ale hunter has scratched hammerlick and he threw him under the bus because of it. we know dale hunter spent a lot of time in the penalty box. we thought he was gone. he's still here. mike is still here. another guy he is helping scratch. after tonight, he'll be 6 out of 10 games. these are veterans that want to play somewhere. they don't have a long time left. they aren't happy that they are still here. you know, it's a tough situation in the locker room right now, but these guys are professionals and they haven't affected the way the locker room has worked, so that's a good thing. >> that's a good sign. and george mcafee saying there wasn't much out there, that they want, he was happy with what they had, but he had been mediocre. can this team, as it is, as it has been, make a push for the playoffs? >> the one thing they have to do, they have to play better on the road. they cannot win a team that plays 30% of their road games. dale hunter wasn't given the best hand when he came here.

northbound 101 we see delays through hills dale, north through there. if you take bart, good choice, all 23 trains are still on time right now, ann. >> thank you. >>> as you can see and experience yourself, alternate routes have been jammed this weekend. the golden gate bridge has seen nearly double the amount of traffic compared to a regular weekend. more than 67,000 cars crossed the bridge yesterday, compared to 39,000 exactly a year ago. and by 4:00 this afternoon, 41,000 cars had already crossed. >>> bart is reporting an increase in ridership for the weekend, as linda said, between 1:00 a.m. and 8:00 a.m. this morning, 9100 riders took bart. nearly 8,000 of them went across the bay, and bart will still run 24 hours late into monday night. >>> fans had their final viewing, whitney houston was buried today in her home state of new jersey. the procession, led by a police escort traveling nearly 12 miles from the funeral home to fairview cemetery in westfield. fans gathered at the cemetery gates with flowers and signs. the actual burial was hidden from

. >> river dale volunteer fire department recalls a moment he was seriously burned when fighting a house fire in northwest washington a year ago in april. he underwent several surgeries, including skin grafts and rehabilitation. >> something i love to do and you know, every time you go running in a burning building, doesn't mean you're going to come out. >> chief ryan says the two firefighters recovering from friday's fire will always be reminded of the day that could have taken their lives. but they'll need their strength and the support of family, friends, and fellow firefighters. >> you really deal with recovery for the rest of your life, because it's not going to go away. >> in northwest d.c. anny hong, 9news now. coming up at 7:00, a can dated joining tim kaine for one of virginia's u.s. senate seats. we'll introduce you to him. his name is hank. >> okay. we'll see you and a little more about hank later. still ahead, ron paul may be trailing in the race for the republican nomination, but new numbers about how he matches up against the president may change the game. top. >> still ver

dale, thanks so much for being here.et me ask you this, you've been doing this for a long time, for decades, rescuing people. how much do you think the technology, overall, has improved to help people in these extreme backcountry environments? >> in the last ten years, we've seen a huge improvement in the technology. and now technology can make a difference for people. so it's real important that people invest in this technology and learn how the to use it. >> i want to show the device you just demonstrated for us a few minutes ago. this actual air bag device that elyse saugstad relied on. you pull a little lever there like a rip cord, and you see how far this backpack, these two air bladders fill up and what do they do, dale? why does this make a difference? >> what it does, we think of an avalanche as a river of snow, but it's really not like a -- it's not a liquid, it's a fluid, but a granular flow. that means the small particles of snow settle down towards the bottom and big particles get risen to the top or forced t

that fire in river dale sent seven firefighters to the hospital. they were battling the blaze when gusting winds swept through the house. neighbors who called 911 mentioned those high winds. >> and the neighbor across the street, the houses next door is burning fast. the wind is blowing hard. >> as armando trull reports, two of the volunteer firefighters suffered critical burns. >> every one of us know that every time we go out the door could be the last time. we also know we are here to serve the citizens. >> this house fire in river dale heights sent seven public servants to washington hospital center last night. after a fire ball nourished by strong winds tore through the home. >> and what firefighters described as a blow torch coming out the front door, the same front door that our firefighters entered. >> nearly 70 firefighters tried to extinguish the blaze. >> 57th avenue. >> two volunteer firefighters were badly hurt, one of them suffered burns to his respiratory system. the other has burns over nearly half of his body. >> they are still bot