mike we will be there with you from dover delaware. the fed ex 400 benefiting autism speaks live on fox. 15 lead lap cars back to tony stewart who got the free pass on the caution. and still four cars trying to get from one lap back. and kasey kahne does not take off. it is kurt busch and kevin harvick leading the field into turn one! >> darrell: the 78 took off, though. he is long gone. >> larry: martin truex, jr. in the 56, he was all over the back of kasey kahne. not the first time that he didn't have a good restart tonight. had one earlier. >> darrell: spinning the tires earlier. i don't know what happened there. just didn't go it looked like. >> mike: the big loser there was martin truex lined up behind kasey kahne. truex is back to sixth place. matt, what happened to kahne? >> matt: just about every restart -- >> mike: trouble in the third straightaway. three wide. two cars pile hard into the wall! >> darrell: a terrible wreck. mark martin into i think it was the 43 of almirola. came together. >> mike: three wide at the start-fin

the dover family are there. >> steve: the dovers there, yeah.y: ben and eileen. >> steve: ben, eileen. >> jimmy: yeah, they're both there. [ laughter ] >> steve: good people. good neighborhood. >> jimmy: good people, man. >> steve: good american stories. >> jimmy: good american people. [ light laughter ] this one's from @abiabi19. she says, "during dinner, my date took out his ipod, put on his headphones and quietly started rapping to himself." [ laughter ] this one's from @thefalpalette. says, "because i didn't have a date, my mom took a picture of me with someone else's date so she could send it to my grandma." [ laughter ] [ audience ohs ] >> steve: that's sweet. come on. >> jimmy: this last one's from @carpedarwin. she says, "my date wore pleather to prom." here's a picture. awesome! [ laughter and applause ] there you have it. those are tonight's "late night hashtags." to check out more our favorites, go to latenightwithjimmyfallon.com/ hashtags. stick around. we'll be right back with "iphone apps." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ male announce

visibility down to 7 at the airport. 5 in dover. 5 in wilmington. the numbers will fall during the course of tonight. so fog certainly in the forecast. dough have a warm front stationary sichu ated south of the city. and then we'll see more sunshine and we bank on that coming into play by tuesday. so 66 here in baltimore. 70 in morgantown. into the 70s in the north carolina coastline. but look at the heat down to the south. west memphis just a shave off 90 degrees. and there are scattered showers out there right now. down to the south, you notice around say just to the south and west of washington, d.c. there is a steady band of showers that will move into anne arundel county, so tomorrow morning's commute could see patches of heavy rain. it is not a washout for the morning commute but a couple of steady showers could move into your direction. you go out to west and we talked about this at the top of the show, look at the gusty showers and thunderstorms from minneapolis down to kansas city, wichita, there is clean- up going on tomorrow afternoon and

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. >> for me, that most nobel of dishes, dover sole. the few servers alive that nose how to take it off the bone, sauce it, and properly serve it. >> thank you very much. >> bon apetit. >> merci. i love this place. so happy. very comfortable. there's continuity in this world. >>> across town -- ♪ >>> another thing entirely. the younger, wilder l'affaire est ketchup, which i'm reliably informed means everything is cool in local idiom. >> at this point in my life, i just don't know anymore. are these young cooks, servers, dedicated entrepreneurs, are these hips terres? or am i a cranky old -- who anybody believes below 30 is a hipster? i don't know, but i admire them. >> how much did it cost you when you opened? >> not much. >> look at this tiny electric four-burner stove. at no point in my career could i have worked with one of these without murdering everyone in the vicinity before hanging myself from the nearest beam. >> how how long did it take to adapt? >> three months. at the beginning, i was lucky i didn't have a lot of customers.

this is like crepes suzette, fillets a dover sole. >> ridiculously delicious.l you be doing this in 20 years? >> if we did change, tonight i would get a complaint. >> and you'd have to talk to your dad. >> oh, yeah. >> that's the problem. >>> what do you do if our a locavore in l.a.? you look around. what's local and delicious? artisanal and authentic. if you're roy choi, you see tacos. with the kogi truck, he brought one of the first mutation mashups of korean and mexican to the people. what started as one truck became four trucks, and three brick-and-mortar restaurants to go with them. >> for me kogi was only one trucks in the line. but the lines got long. [ speaking foreign language ] >>> roy trained at the culinary institute of america, and interned at la bernardin in new york city. >> within or feud media landscape we've romanticized certain compositions of what a great chef and great kitchen are supposed to look, smell and feel like. just because those are beautiful doesn't mean this is not beautiful. for me, i don't see mustard plants and sheep grazing.

but for me the most noble of dishes, dover sole. dishes, dover sole. take it off the bone sauce it and properly serve it. >> thank you very much. >> bon apetit. >> merci. i love this place. so happy. very comfortable. there's continuity in this world. >>> across town -- ♪ >> another thing entirely the younger, wilder l'affaire et ketchup, which i'm reliably informed means everything is cool in local idiom. at this point in my life i just don't know anymore. are these young cooks, these servers, these dedicated entrepreneurs, are they hipsters or am i just a cranky old who thinks anybody below the age of 30 is a hipster? i don't know but i admire them. >> so how much did it cost you when you opened? >> not much. >> look at this tiny electric four-burner stove. at no point in my cooking career could i have worked with one of these without murdering everyone in the vicinity before hanging myself from the nearest bean. how long did it take you to adapt? >> i would say like three months. at the beginning i was lucky to have a lot of customers because i was

this is like crepes suzette, filleting a dover sole. >> oh, man, that's just ridiculously delicious.you be doing this in 20 years? >> if we did change, tonight i would get a complaint. >> and you'd have to talk to your dad. >> oh, yeah. >> that's the problem. >> what do you do if our a locavore in l.a.? you look around. what's local and delicious? artisanal and authentic. and as iconically l.a. as it gets. if you're roy choi, you see tacos. and with kogi truck, he brought one of the first great mutation mashups of korean and mexican to the people. what started as one truck became four trucks, and three brick-and-mortar restaurants to go with them. >> for m kogi was always one truck in my mind. but then the lines got big, you know, and it evolved. [ speaking foreign language ] >> roy trained at the culinary institute of america, and interned at la bernardin in new york city. he runs his trucks like you'd expect of someone with that background. >> within our food media landscape we've romanticized certain compositions of what a great chef and a great kitchen are supposed to look and sm

. -- if you dover not keep you and them separate. you got to keep the white and the black separate.cement agencies, that is what you have to hire for. the governor of the state of alabama. george asked me -- >> to this is bull connor. >> tell your friends when you leave here -- leave it alone. they are going to handle this situation. just leave it alone. you know? washington, bobby socks and his brother the president -- [laughter] they would give anything in the world if we had some trouble here. if we don't have any trouble, we can beat them at their own game. --freedom, freedom >> all right. >> the activities which have taken place in birmingham over the last few days, to my mind, mark the nonviolent movement coming of age. this is the first time in the history of our struggle that we have been able literally to tell the tale. in a real sense, this is the full film and of a dream, for i've always felt that if we in ourill the jails witness to freedom it would be a magnificent expression of the determination of the negro and a marvelous way to lay the whole issue before the conscie

in eaton corporate or a dover or an ingersoll-rand. there's so different companies that are actually seeing dividends grow. look at freeport macmoran. the financials still look very healthy to me. and in terms of overall gdp growth, i think what's happening here, the first quarter, we knew, was strong. we knew the second quarter is going to see a dip. but now we're starting to see the better jobs numbers, we have this aggressive easy policy around the world, so we are going to see a little bit of a snapback. so that's what is supporting my thesis of owning the cyclical groups. >> let's get to julia boorstin. she's got the latest on the number that are just coming out. groupon is now news corp. julia, what do you have? >> news corp.'s revenue coming in at $9.54 billion. that is higher than expected. that's also up from last year. so news corp.'s revenue coming in stronger. news corp.'s earnings per share coming in a penny better than expected, but one cent less than where they were a year ago. now, maria, diving into those numbers, it l

in dover, the southern part of delaware, they are not good at all.ervicegh to go to the to make minimum wage. it happened to me. i was voluntarily at delaware state university. i volunteered for three years. they asked me to be hired on. i did not ask to be hired. pay.ked for two years for i did not have to fill out an application or anything. once they figured out i had a felony from 15 years ago, i was fired on the spot. i do not understand. you have a lot of people walking around with minor charges that cannot but a job anywhere. host: we will leave it there. from "the washington times," "uncle sam trying to hire openings at bowling alleys." washington"the times," if you are interested. that does it for the economy. by the way, if you have a topic that you would like us to tackle, send us your suggestions. , oro journal@c-span.org send us a tweet at twitter.com/c-spanwj. we continue this morning looking at the irs targeting conservative groups. marcus owens, director of irs operations from 1999 to 2000 will join us next. a longtime white house rep

if you are, if you treat remains at dover air force base and if what you've done for four years in time of duty as offload flag draped caskets, without looking and to think about, do you think you by biblical and you've you've got a problem? you might be able to. this one is beyond me. so this is why, this is for lawmakers and for doctors. so this is why with in my book i really tried to draw a box i was operating within. the box am operating in is folks have been wounded and people who care for them and bring them home up to that moment that they arrived. what they're thinking as they flashed back to, and they flash for to what their lives are supposed to be about. and so that is the scor square f operating and. you ask a great question which maybe you should address better than the. i really hope we move towards this idea because i think it would release a lot of people. but i'm not sure how that would play and with awarding them or rewarding them for having suffered. >> i'll respond to the. i would like to d defer that an invite our vermont national guard state surgeon to comment on

. >>> shares of dover jumping after the equipment-maker aproves a plan to spin off technologies.pinsoff of knowles corporation expected early next year. >>> virgin america flying into the number one spot as the most popular airline. consumer reports says virgin scored 89 out of 100 winning the top spot in its first year ever on the list. "consumer reports" ranks airlines based on comfort, cleanliness and service. that is the latest from fox biz, giving you the power to prosper. lori: even if sec insider trading case, insiders are confident the big hedge fund and founder steve cohen will survive. charlie gasparino with the latest. charlie. >> this may be hope against hope but judging by the mood inside sac and talking to people dealing directly with the senior portfolio managers in there, this is what they're telling me. this is from inside the company. they're telling some investors that cohen, steve cohen, the head of the firm, the guy that received a subpoena last week, the guy that may face rico charges as we've been reporting that he will survey this. he will not, feeling int

. >> we go to dover to see the bodies, and we're all in hanger down there and president obama comes up to me and he says, mr. strange. he grabs me by the shoirldz shoulders, michael changed the way america lives; i grabbed mr. president by the shoulders and i said "i don't need to know about my son. i need to know what happened. >> megyn: wow. joining me now karen and billie vaughn, parents of aaron vaughn. karen and billy, thank you so much for being here. thank you for the service of your son for the sacrifice you have all made. let me start with you on this, karen. why do you believe this is anything other than a tragic accident? >> megyn, thank you, first, for allowing us to come on and tell our story. as we uncovered documentation that he we were given actually by the military from the investigation, from the full investigation of the crash, the more we read through the documentation, the more rewe'llized there were serious issues in front of us. we found out first of all that the men were fly flying on a plane built in the 1960's. they were not flying on aviation that's proper eq

next to dover plains, new york, independent robert. caller: thanks for taking my call. good morning. i have been following the affordable care act. one part of it i don't understand and i never hear anybody speaking about. understanding is they implemented this law so that people who are low-income or people who cannot afford to buy insurance would be able to get insurance. if a single person or even a married couple making $10 an hour or $12 an hour, $25,000 a year, they are supposed to pick up a $5,000 t 7o thousand dollars per year insurance policy. right when obama is getting out of office, they start picking up $600 a year fines. if you work for a company that employees, i don't know what the cut off is, but a lot of people i know work for employers that hire the four people or six people. even if the government gives you some money to help you pay for this insurance, going from paying for no insurance to paying thousands of dollars a year when you are only -- new york state if you make $20,000 a year and you have to pay rent somewhere, you have no money left for a

if you are -- if you treat remains a dover air force base and what you have done for four years in time of duty is offload flag draped caskets without opening the mouth, he think you might be allowed to claim you have a problem. you might be able to. this one is beyond me. and so this is why this is for lawmakers and doctors. this is why in my book i really try to draw a box of was operating within. the box and property to bring in his books have been wounded and people who care for them and bring them home up to the moment they arrive. and what they're thinking is a flashback to combat have less for to what their lives are supposed to be about. as of that is crime operating in you ask a great question which maybe you should adjust better than i. i really hope we move toward this syndrome idea because i think it would release a lot of people, but i am not sure how that would play in with awarding the more rewarding them for having suffered. >> respond to that. like to defer that. invite of vermont national guard states surgeon to comment. if you would. because this is of doubtful, brill

if you are, if you treat remains at dover air force base and if what you've done for four years in time of duty is offload flight caskets without opening them up, you know, do you think you might be able the claim you've got a problem? you might be able to. this one's beyond me. and so this is why, you know, this is for lawmakers and for doctors. and so this is why within my book i really tried to draw a box i was operating within. the box i'm operating in is folks who have been wounded and the people who care for them and bring them home up to the moment that they arrive, what their thinking as they flash back to combat and flash forward to what their lives are about. so that's the square i'm operating in. you ask a great question maybe you should address better than me. i really hope we move toward the syndrome idea because i think it would release a lot of people, but i'm not sure how that would play in with awarding them or rewarding them having suffered the problem. >> it's always -- i'd like to defer that and invite our vermont national guard state surgeon to comment on that, dr.

pat call from dover, tennessee. hello, pat. >> hey, bill. >> bill: what do you say? >> caller: what prompted me to pick up the phone, you said eric holder needed to be fired and i absolutely agree with what you are saying. my problem with it is that i don't remember you standing up and saying eric holder needed to be fired when he pardoned the black panthers or botched fast and furious. >> bill: no,falls, i think overall he has not done a good job as attorney general, i think. but i think this is the icing on the cake. you know, we could debate those other issues, but i would rather focus on this right now. i think -- i think he hasn't served the president well and i think he really, really went way over board in this case. and so i think he ought to go. >> i agree. i actually agree. >> bill: all right. >> should have gone a long time ago. >> the black panther thing is nonsense and on the fast and furious, that was a bad program. the problem with the program is people are focusing on fast and furious. what people ought to be focusing on is that we still allow assault

whether it's potential furloughs of men and women who serve at dover air force base, whether it's tens of thousands of children kicked out of needed head start programs, whether it's thousands of women not getting the breast cancer screenings they need or hundreds of thousands of children not getting the vaccines they're supposed to get, the impacts of the sequester are becoming stronger and broader and more negative all across our country. and the sequester exists because of a lack of political will to come together, to resolve a fundamentally different vision between the senate and the house enacted in our respective budgets. this sequester exists because we haven't come together across the house and the senate in a way that for 200 years and more this congress has done when we pass a bill and when the house passes a bill, it's supposed to go to congress for reconciliation, resolution and ultimately passage. here's our chance. why would republicans actively keep us from going to conference to finalize a budget, especially after years of coming to this floor and giving speeches to, kh

photograph front page of the "new york times does quote " --new york times part of the somber ceremony at doverir force base and a reminder of those who do pay the ultimate sacrifice on this memorial day weekend. we have time for one more caller. teresa joins us from portland, connecticut, on the independent line. caller: good morning. -- gabbyaddy giffords giffords'commencement speech. she said, starting tomorrow, you can change the world. today, we are celebrating you. the bold, be courageous, your best. a recent caller said president obama should be tried for treason and high crimes. he has the right charges but the wrong president. it was bush that led us into an unnecessary war, lied us into an unnecessary war, and left this country a mess which our president now is trying to clean up. host: teresa, thanks for the call. all of your comments and we will come back to this issue and 9:30 eastern time. another half hour for you to weigh in on the for the class of 2013. more commencement speeches, including the president, and a more emotional speech to the students at morehouse college. all the