>> the car performance of the indy car is probably two to three times of what a nascar vehicle is sonow i here -- you know, here i am in '22 with a full schedule >> jimmy: but i mean, so, what does your wife say >> yeah, you know, that's been a -- been a -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: she goes, "wait, wait." >> "well, honey -- >> jimmy: "you were just out well, now you're in the crazier thing. >> "we're gonna slow down. and then it's honestly been busier >> jimmy: you're faster. >> and then the car is a bit more dangerous, and certainly faster yeah >> jimmy: how fast have you ever gone? >> the fastest would be in this car in qualifying last sunday. it was over 240 miles an hour entering turn 1. >> jimmy: jeez >> the average speed for the lap, for the pole -- and my teammate, scott dixon, won the pole -- the average speed for four laps was 234 miles an hour >> jimmy: what do you see when you're driving 204 - [ laughter ] like, what -- what do you do like, what - >> it's like "star wars" when they hit the gas in the millennium falcon. >> jimmy: yeah >> that's -- that's it >> jimmy: how do y

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you can watch the indy 500 live, coverage begins tomorrow at 8:00 a.m.uick programming note, the indy 500 is going to bump up our morning line up. so sunday "today" with willy geist airs at 5:00 a.m. -- followed by today in the bay at 8:00. that's my contribution. >> i'm not sure this necessarily falls in the category of sports, maybe it does, fantasy football and baseball. punishment for the reds player who slapped peterson over a tennessee football dispute. reactions from the giants' outfielder and why he decided to turn the other cheek. stick around. sports is next. . >>> welcome back. i'm anthony flores. major league baseball has suspended cincinnati outfielder tommy pham for slapping giants outfielder joc pederson. the dispute was over fantasy football. i'm not making that up. the suspension began friday and runs through sunday. so pederson was in the lineup for today's game. down a pair in the sixth, longoria hits it, long gone. two on, two outs in the ninth inning, flores at the dish, he will single to right. so joey bart on his giddyup trying to

indy 500. 325,000 fans. jimmie johnson switching indy cars after a hard crash almost straight into the wall. luckily he walked away. it forced a red flag. a two lap sprint to the finish. marcus erickson a formula one reason or becomes the second swede to win. dion: san francisco police cracked the case of an irate mother doc. this morning, an officer spotted a mother doc -- duck quacking at a storm drain. the cause, her ducklings had fallen through a metal grate and were trapped. police posted photos of fuzzy baby ducklings that were reunited with their mother. that is it >>> tonight, breaking news as we come on the air. the justice department now says it will conduct a critical review of the police response to the massacre in uvalde, texas after word that officers waited outside classrooms as the attack continued for 77 excruciating minutes. >>> president biden confronted with a community's growing frustration in uvalde. begging him to do something. how the president responded. >>> and tonight abc news obta

. >> that is indy. it isn't james bond. it's indy. >> lake our childhood being relived.rld announced the birth of their ♪ ♪♪ second baby last week. not sure if that has anything to do with it, but take a listen. ♪ ♪ ♪ . >> i love ed sheeran. >> i don't think i've ever heard a bad song from ed everything he does is great. by the way -- is out now next up. this is incredible i was watching today foo fighters is two months since the tragic passing of the band's drummer taylor hawkins there is a musical group comprised of 1,000 musicians an♪ ♪ watch hitch as he goes ♪ ♪ they got together and performed gsz 123450i678 a massive cover of the foo fighters classic song "my hero." take a look. ♪ there goes my hero ♪ ♪ watch hitch as he goes ♪ ♪ there goes my hero ♪ ♪ >> wow. >> if you need a pick me up today, watch that in its entire. multiple drummers. hundreds of guitar players, all playing. awesome finally sweet news to end on this week six months since our friends cody and morgan miller welcomed a baby girl into the world and in that time we never got a name because they wante

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test cricket is booming and we saw that in the west indies of course thousands of people over in the cost—of—living crisis and also the extortionate ticket presses of this test match. that is about it and have a great day and we will see you soon. hello again. we've seen loads of showers across the whole of the country today. some of them heavy with some hail and thunder. we've had some localised surface water flooding from some of the biggest downpours, for example, here in norfolk, and in the neighbouring county, suffolk, we had a shelf cloud spotted. these are associated with really vigorous thunderstorms. on the radar picture, you can see extensive showers through the day. some of the heaviest ones are focused across eastern areas of england, and they're going to keep going for the first part of the night here. probably quite wet across parts of scotland, and then we've got this zone of rain moving from northern ireland into wales later in the night. temperatures overnight 5—7 celsius for a number of you. it is going to be quite chilly for the time of year. tomorrow, we start off

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forcing marcus eriksson to hold off a late charge from all the challengers to win his first indy 500.e. great weekend of racing. while we're on the topic of incredible finishes, let's go to the pga tour. sam burns rallying from seven shots back to force off a play off at the colonial against scottie scheffler. the 25-year-old from 38 feet, sinks it, equaling the largest comeback in the tournament's history. such a fun moment from the weekend. san francisco giants manager gabe capler said he's planning to pause the national anthem. memorial day needs special attention and he'll decide what makes sense in the moment. in light of the recent school shooting in texas, the manager said he would not be on the field for the national anthem until he felt better about what he said is the direction of our country. he called that decision a personal one, but now, again, making another personal decision to step aside and maybe come out for the anthem on this memorial day. >> that's interesting. how long has he been doing this protest? >> this is new. he just addressed the media a couple days ago.

his passion for the sport began. 55 years ago safe i find in 1982, could hear the indy 500 is a parthenry's dna. at this point he's been at every running of the race since 1980. >> with the exception of 2020, it's hard to put into words the disappointment because >> that's what i do on race day race and i still counted is going, you know, i got the tickets. >> and i watched the race. now. fans and drivers are preparing for one of the increases largest projected crowds in 20 years. i just love being around the event. you know, the who paul, it brings to the, you know, the community. everybody gets engaged in the in the race. cars are really built. this place is a lot of things a lot at the end of the day, the fans are really what make the 500 500 can wait to see. clearly, i don't know how i'm going to feel i'm going to be like nervous and just super excited. i hope i'm just super excited come back. seen know that we're going to top 3 top 4 local crowd makes a spot. i cannot wait to feel that energy on sunday. as long as the sun's out and the weather is good. it's >> and he will certai

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back to you know, well, thanks the indianapolis 500 or indy 500 returns tomorrow. back at full capacity for the first time since 2019. >> alexa ross was at the indianapolis motor speedway today. she's got more on what's in store this year. >> well, they don't call it the greatest spectacle in racing for nothing. 300,000 people are expected to pack the stands here at the indianapolis motor speedway for the first time since 2019. >> engines soundtrack of spring in speedway, indiana. growing up. mike mchenry always kept the windows down to enjoy it. >> for me, it's the reason i never moved away. i love listening the race cars. i love watching race cars. so this one right here. this is the 100th. his passion for the sport began. 55 years ago safe i find in 1982, could hear the indy 500 is a part of mchenry's dna. at this point he's been at every running of the race since 1980. >> with the exception of 2020, it's hard to put into words the disappointment because >> that's what i do on race day race and i still count is going, you know, i got the tickets and i watched th

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cap always willing to take a stand for what he believes in indy 500 is sunday.final practice laps for california native colton herta. it's gonna need to use his backup car after that. it's amazing. he was able to walk away from that her to want it laguna seca last fall his best indie finish so far has been an eighth place finished man. imagine being in that car and walking away from that wreck. so scary the speeds that they go out one more note the lakers reportedly hiring darvin ham as their new coach. he has been an assistant coach with the milwaukee bucks. all right. thanks there. all right. well coming up tonight on abc 7 at 8 o'clock. it's together as one celebrating asian american native hawaiian and pacific culture that's followed by 2020 at 9. then of course don't miss abc 7 news at 11. and reminder abc 7 news is streaming 24/7 get the abc 7 bay area app and join us wherever you want wherever you happen to be. finally tonight if you thoughts about what really matters as we all process the sickening events and you have all the texas this week. i've been r

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marcus ericsson for his first indy 500 win becoming the second man from sweden to sip the milk and kissary race. that's how legends are made. >> that is a hard core sports weekend. >> for sure. >>> "new day" continues right now.

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more than 325,000 fans turning out for sunday's indy 500, the largest crowd to see a sporting event since the start of the pandemic. a crash by jimmy johnson with six laps to go setting up an unco vengs nl two lap sprint to the finish. marcus ericsson for his first indy 500 win becoming the second man from sweden to sip the milk and kiss the bricks. he was in formula 1 and left to become a global star and now he has won a legendary race. that's how legends are made. >> that is a hard core sports weekend. >> for sure. >>> "new day" continues right now. >>> good morning to our viewers here in the u.s. and around the world, it is memorial day, monday, may 30th. i'm brianna keilar with john avalon. john berman is off. on this day set aside to honor fallen members of the u.s. military the town of uvalde, texas, is preparing the first of many good-byes to the children and the teachers murdered last week inside of an elementary school there. this afternoon there will be visitation and rosary for 10-year-old amerie jo garza, her father told cnn that amerie died trying to call police and save her

i believe the 106 indy 500 welcomed and a full more than 300,000 fans. a fast field of 33 car. all of the pre-race pageantry that celebrates the greatest spectacle in racing. with that. the most famous words in going. drivers start your - engines. >> the 500 was under way and it was a competitive race with 6 laps left. when jimmie johnson crashed in the second term officials, red flag field setting up a fast in the end, it was a yellow flag. >> due to a last lap crash. i laue marcus ericsson to capture the checkered flag. a bottle of milk and the honor of being an indianapolis 500 champion. if you could tell your 6 year-old south that you did best, what would you say? >> dream big and work are because i think that's been the thing. you know, i've been dreaming about this. they pretty much all my life. >> a great tips for all walks of life. that was courtney spinelli reporting for us this morning. coming up next, someone crashes into an oncoming car in emeryville. why officials have some important reminders for everyone traveling out on the roads this weekend. that was quick. an

anderson and stuart broad are recalled, having both been left out of the series against the west indiesups. and australia women's coach matthew mott has been named as england's new men's white—ball boss. he led australia's women to two t20 world cups, an odi world cup, and three ashes series victories. what he's done in the women's game with the australian side is very much, actually, you could argue is where the england team are when he took over the australian women. and what he's been able to do with them i don't think should be underestimated, really, and how he's gone about i think has been a serious achievement. he has made the gap greater between the rest of the packin gap greater between the rest of the pack in the women's game, and i think there's a lot to be said for that. finally, the european taekwondo championships take place in manchester over four days, starting on thursday. around 400 athletes from over a0 european nations are expected to compete in a sport in which great britain has excelled in recent years. nicola pearson reports. there is a proud recent history for br

jennifer grey will also be joining me [ applause ] and he is a breakthrough indie singer songwriter making television debut with us tonight. we'll have music from stephen sanchez, you guys. but before we get to all that, five conserve justices on the supreme court are apparently poised to overturn roe vs wade and erase a woman's constitutional right to bodily autonomy, subverting the will of the vast majority of americans and defying a half century of legal precedent. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: as everyone undoubtedly knows by now, five republicans on the supreme court appear poised to strike down roe vs wade and erase abortion rights in a ruling that would deprive tens of millions of women their fundamental right to make health care decisions for themselves we know that from a truly stunning leak of a draft opinion. and while there have been leaks before, a leak of this magnitude seems virtually unprecedented in the history of the court >> it is cataclysmic, i think, for the reputation of the court, and even for the internal operation

[ cheers and applause >> jimmy: so, between memorial day travel and the indy 500, gas should be $32 alon by tuesday. yep. 500 miles is what they drive yep. i kind of wish all the drivers had to use waze the entire time [ laughter ] it would be fun, like, "in a a half a mile, turn left in a half a mile, turn left. in a half a mile, turn left. the nfl just announced that pepsi is no longer hosting the super bowl halftime show >> steve: oh [ audience oohs >> jimmy: see? told you a little. [ laughter ] in fact, the nfl has already replaced them with a new sponsor, and i think it's going to be a little different this year check out this commercial i saw. >> what's up, america? you like the super bowl but can't stand pepsi? well, pep see ya later [ bleep because this year's halftime show is brought to you by mountain dew flamin' hot, the only drink that torches your insides. woo. move over, left shark. take the weekend the weeknd. because we got p.o.d. playing their entire discography you like cheerleaders? too bad. we replaced them with juggalos they don't like sports, but they do have a l

head of the advisory council to the cabinet of the kingdom, in wright, said in an interview with the indie-pendentnewspaper. it does not seem to me that the government is fully aware of itself about the consequences of what is happening, the situation can become quite, frighteningly a significant increase in prices, and also in terms of food poverty, many of those involved in the food industry believe that the government needs to urgently focus on this problem, ensuring that the country receives the necessary food, this is a crisis of a larger scale than the energy one, and if the government has plans prepared, then it needs to familiarize more people with them. well, i have so far more information in the next hour. now at 7 am we loaded the cars in donetsk. the houses were the areas of ukrainian nationalists. let's go to the city immediately such a sight. this arrival was just there the medicine used to be very worse before, because we were so hungry that we would distribute it. if you need to show how the ukrainian army is hitting russian positions, shots of shelling and lugansk eight years ago

. >>> the indy 500 came down to a dramatic finish.ish driver fought off several contenders after a rare red flag stoppage with just four laps remaining. >> it's hard to take in. but something i've dreamed of and worked toward for so, so long. and to be here on today with all the fans back and to get to victory lane and the the way we had to do it, as well, with the late caution, it was hard, but i think we deserved it. >> more than 300,000 people attended the race. the largest yet for the sporting event since the pandemic began. >>> and english soccer club liverpool is asking for a formal investigation following saturday's championship league final in paris. police used pepper spray and teargas on liverpool fans waiting to get into the stadium. french officials blamed the chaos on people who supposedly bought fake tickets which then blocked the turnstiles. the kickoff was delayed by 35 minutes. the liverpool team called police actions unacceptable. >>> coming up on "cbs mornings," in our series "kindness 101," steve hartman has a less

e b has a car called the indy one, made exclusively for the north american market. it comes with a 75 kilowatt hour battery, and a range of around 370 kilometers. it starting price is that $41300.00 euro here presents the all new 2023 year old on the lining the brands ambitions for electrification. the car will be available as a hybrid, a plugin hybrid. and in a purely electric version, the car is 6 centimeters long and then the predecessor and that should provide more space for passengers and luggage. and i'll check that out in a 2nd. the new e v comes with a $64.00 killer. what our battery allowing for a range of more than 400 kilometers the space in the bag right here is pretty decent. if you consider this is a compact car, you can see this right here. there is quite a bit of space left. the head room is okay as well. of course the c pillar is pretty huge. so if you sit back, you are not going to look out from that one. but apart from that really nothing. you could complain about prices for the nero, e. v started just under 40000 euros in germany, and they had un

b has a car called the indy one, made exclusively for the north american market. it comes with a 75 kilowatt hour battery and a range of around 370 kilometers. it starting price is that $41300.00 euro here presents the all new a 2023 year old on the lining the brands ambitions for electrification. the car will be available as a hybrid, a plugin hybrid. and in a purely electric version, the car is 6 centimeters long and then the predecessor and that should provide more space for passengers and luggage. and i'll check that out in a 2nd. the new e v comes with a $64.00 killer. what our battery allowing for a range of more than 400 kilometers the space in the bag right here is pretty decent. if you consider this is a compact car, you can see this right here. there is quite a bit of space left. the head room is okay as well. of course the c pillar is pretty huge. so if you sit back, you are not going to look out from that one. but apart from that really nothing. you could complain about prices for the nero, e v started just under $40000.00 euros in germany, and they ha

. >> as they are in vr is and indie singer-songwriter phoebe bridgers headline friday.rs green day and rapper jack harlow will take center stage saturday night. can you read all those little names? rapper post malone and rock group weezer. we'll finish off the festival sunday. the music festival will take place august 5th through the 7th at golden gate park in san francisco and one-day tickets go on sale tomorrow at 10:00am with general admission prices starting at 100? >> 75 bucks such a deal? want to clarify because they did make a bit of a typo. we're doing the the warrior story, the most expensive ticket for game one of the western conference finals. there were that pair just got sold. so what's left car? i bought them. yeah, probably. and $21,000. courtside per ticket as a pair. i mean to stupid money. it's crazy. but that should be a good show should working on the bean dip. watch it here. that wraps kron. 4 news at 5. i'm less to miss the being. that joke. is that just start somehow? i don't know. you were going know, i don't to get you you know what you want i g

i believe the 106 indy 500 welcomed and a full more than 300,000 fans. a fast field of 33 car. and all of the pre-race pageantry that celebrates the greatest spectacle in racing. with that. the most famous words in motorsports got this race going. drivers start your engines. >> the 500 was under way and it was a competitive race with 6 laps left. when jimmie johnson crashed in the second term officials, red flag. the field setting up a fast in the end, it was a yellow flag. >> due to a last lap crash. i laue marcus ericsson to capture the checkered flag. a bottle of milk and the honor of being an indianapolis 500 champion. >> if you could tell your 6 year-old south that you did best, what would you say? >> dream big and work are because i think that's been the thing. you know, i've been dreaming about this. they pretty much all my life. >> alright, dream big and work hard. that was courtney spinelli reporting for us this morning. want to be right back after the break. >> we'll take a look at this. san francisco pd came to the rescue of a mama duck and her babies report duckling

after making his test debut against west indies earlier this year, he would likely have been in the englandme has been set for his return. for more on that and everything else, you can head to the bbc sport website. but that's all the sport for now. hello. the weather's been all over the place in the last few days. yes, we've had some sunshine, some warmth, too, but also big thundery downpours, particularly in northwestern england and in northern ireland recently. now, on the satellite picture, you can see the motion of the cloud — it's mostly coming in out of the south and the southwest. so that's where the warm weather is coming from, too. and here are the thunderstorms we've recently had — now most of them have died away, we still have a little bit of rain here and there, but i think through the early hours of tuesday morning, it is a mostly dry picture out there with clear spells, a bit of residual cloud, that's pretty much it. oh, and mistand murk forming in the countryside, too. now, the temperatures early on tuesday will range from around eight celsius in aberdeen to 12 in norwich, l