i know austin is art.iting for austin to emerge from the care center. >> jeff gordon is on pit lane. describe what you've been watching here. >> oh my gosh chaos. crazy. so glad austin dillon is okay. that's a violent wreck. i hope the fans are okay as well. that was a crazy one. you know it's going to be crazy. right from the start it was a wild race.

i know austin is art.. >> we are still waiting for austin to emerge from the care center. >> jeff gordon is on pit lane. describe what you've been watching here. >> oh my gosh chaos. crazy. so glad austin dillon is okay. that's a violent wreck. i hope the fans are okay as well. that was a crazy one. you know it's going to be crazy. right from the start it was a wild race. our car was excellent it was so good. a couple moves here and there, so hard to predict these braces and what line to be in. the one time they came up the middle, i thought that was the place to be and trevor lain got on the outside of me and that lane was going. that's all it takes is that split second decision and one move to go your way or not. but making good ground there behind harvick. we were pushing like crazy. it's crazy. i love daytona. i can't believe this is my final race here. but after going through that experience i'm glad i only have one more restricted plate race left. >> you passed on those early on in your announcements

were the first ones to austin dillon. as we look at austin number three. going to take whatever's left of that car back to the garage. we look at the grandstands. again, the safety personnel attending to three, we've heard three fans in the grandstands. look at the catch fence and what is left of it. the steel cables going through, making sure that -- trying to keep as much of that car inside the racing area as they could on the track. here's the end of the race once again. >> that's an unbelievable impact. we talk about how soft walls are there, but the catch fencing, as it gives it needs to give to a point, but it just kind of grabs austin. >> an explosion when that car hilts that fence. you could almost feel it. that's tony stewart. the car will go right over the top of tony. >> never seen a car stop like that. to go that fast to essentially zero. that's what scared me is how quickly he stopped. we talk about the angle of impact on walls. when a car stops that quickly, the driver has to be feeling that. it honestly scared me. i thought about his dad, hi

. >> regis: and austin, texas. >> jimmy: wow. >> regis: love working with don. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's fun. >> regis: he's the greatest. >> jimmy: don rickles is one of the greatest comedians ever. >> regis: well, you know a much as anybody else, just talking to him is an experience. >> jimmy: yeah.

austin dillen shoved down front. dale earnhardt, jr. clinton boyer, your top five. >> we saw last night's race the bottom of the net, even though he team meatate pushed him into the low. >> if you're not willing to block, you're not going to take the lead and you will not win this race. >> and around they go the 42. the 32. the 26. the 38 sheet metal about to fall off the 22. coming out of turn number 4. >> there isn't room. he's cutting across bumper. that's what happens, in these tight packs, you're spinning way up in front of the pack. it's so hard when you're only a couple feet apart. another hard impact was the 32 and the 38. when you're that close, you don't have enough room and someone gets spun out. >> you want to get behind the 88. he just doesn't have it synced up. >> come on. come on. spin it back down. stay high. standby. keep coming. keep coming. you're all good. >> you could hear in that. roll, lift off throttle. the guys behind me we saw joey lagano. got him turned around. that's a typical daytona wreck right there. dave,

. ♪ ♪ >>> you may remember abigale fisher, a student denied entry to the university of texas at austine says there was no room for her at the school because less qualified applicants were given an edge during the admissions process. the supreme court has agreed to hear her case, a case that could end the consideration of race and ethnicity at public colleges and universities. the case has moved through the courts before, so why is it back? and what implications does it hold? the race for admissions, it's "inside story"." ♪ ♪ >>> welcome to "inside story." i am ray suarez. during an earlier wrestling match in texas over considering race and ethnicity in college admissions, the university of texas system came up with a plan, guarantee any kid who finishes in the top 10% of their high school graduating class a place in the university of texas. that way the reasoning went, you would get the best students, you wouldn't use race and he had let at this in making admissions decisions and you would still get a diverse student population because black and latino students in texas tends to go to

soon after austin emerged from the wreckage, and waived to his fans. >> after the race, austin tweeted: want to thank all of the guys that came out to the car to check on me. we compete against each other every week, we are one family. here is another look at the crash, you can see debris shooting through the protective fence. daytona international speedway president says 13 people were evaluated after the last lap accident. four were treated for minor injuries, at the track and one fan was transported to the hospital. >> brian web for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> rather shocking accident is caught on camera. twelve year old boy is recovering after he was hit in the head by a small plane making a crash landing. authorities say the plane lost power and landed on a beach in carlsback california saturday. the boy was bleeding from the head after the accident, but it appears he'll make a complete recovery. his friends witnessed the accident. >> i saw it, and almost like fell back, trying to get out of the way. and i guess it hit his face, hit his face. >> i was holding the back every his h

austin dillen shoved down front. dale earnhardt, jr.er, your top five. >> we saw last night's race the bottom of the net, even though he team meatate pushed him into the low. >> if you're not willing to block, you're not going to take the lead and you will not win this race. >> and around they go the 42. the 32. the 26. the 38 sheet metal about to fall off the 22. coming out of turn number 4. >> there isn't room. he's cutting across bumper. that's what happens, in these tight packs, you're spinning way up in front of the pack. it's so hard when you're only a couple feet apart. another hard impact was the 32 and the 38. when you're that close, you don't have enough room and someone gets spun out. >> you want to get behind the 88. he just doesn't have it synced up. >> come on. come on. spin it back down. stay high. standby. keep coming. keep coming. you're all good. >> you could hear in that. roll, lift off throttle. the guys behind me we saw joey lagano. got him turned around. that's a typical daytona wreck right there. dave, you got som

he had slept at austin's house, so they went right from austin's house.i spoke with perry the night before. he left and he texted me just checking in. both boys are very very responsible as far as checking in with myself and carly, austin's mom, whether they're out on the water or at the mall at a friend's house. they both regularly check in with us. >> so pamela when did you first learn that to your point, this were very reliable in checking in when did you first learn there was a problem communicating with the boys? >> it had been a couple hours since i had gotten a check-in so i started texting them and i did not get a response. and then carly and i communicated with each other. shortly after that and she had not gotten a check-in from austin, and we both knew something wasn't right. so we alerted marine patrol right away. >> as we mentioned, the search has expanded. we just got an update a short time ago. also along with joe namath and other family the stepanous family, there is a $100,000 reward. i know there are limitations and the coast guard wants

school in austin but she graduated outside the top 10% of her graduating class, in sugar land, texas.her says she would have been admitted but that the 10% system granted admission to some kids less qualified than she was. the supreme court saved the texas system, fisher went onto college in louisiana. graduated and is out and working. but her case is back for another run at the nation's highest court. >> reporter: the supreme court is entering a new battle over the future of affirmative action in universities. the consequences would be striking if the justices side with the plaintiff, abigale fisher. she's suing the university of texas at austin saying its admissions policy violated her civil rights think she claimed when she applied in 2008, the college turned her down in favor off of minority student with lower grades. >> i was taught from the time that i was a little girl that any kind of disgrim was wrong and for an institution of higher learning to act this way makes for sense to me. in her 2011 lawsuit, fisher claimed that the university's admission says program favors two grou

austin's father text me earlier. i tell you no one more determined that these boys are alive that went missing from this inlet. all eyes and ears are out, coast guard still active and on the search. >> thank you. >>> major news, afghan intelligence confirms that mull a oh march taliban leader is dead. connor powell is in the middle east. >> reporter: he has not been seen in public in years but led the taliban insurgency more than a decade. u.s. and afghanistan officials and senior member of taliban confirm that the one eyed reclusive leader died in a pakistani hospital two years ago. his death known only to a small group of taliban leaders and was kept secret from the wider taliban rank and file and from the world in order to keep up morale among taliban fighters. another man was covertly running the group, but doing in the name of mullah omar, releasing statements and commands in his name and without permission and ability from the taliban leadership. it is not clear why this news has just come out now. many believe

lady bird johnson inherited from her mother a small radio station in austin, texas. it was in terrible financial condition, close to bankruptcy. she took over that station, she hired all new on-air staff, she found commercial sponsors, she kept the financial accounts, she cleaned up the building itself. she served as the manager and then chairman. this became a media conglomerate , a huge media organization by the time the family-owned it -- sold it in 1980. it was so huge, it provided the family with substantial earnings. mrs. johnson took those funds and investments and invested in large ranching operations. she also managed to those. she was an early civil rights advocate. she was so strongly in support of the civil rights act she was there when lbj signed that bill, the only woman in the room in 1964 when he signed that. she also was very strongly interested in an advocate of women seeking higher education. most known for the beautification program, it wasn't just planting flowers. the beautification program was very encompassing. it was taking care of urban deli

austin and perry, nowhere in sight. only a single life vest floating alongside the vessel. >> nobody is on board. trying to find other gear. >> it is positive news and helped validate we were looking in the right area. >> reporter: now, with the gulf stream in mind they are searching north of where the boat was located, 77 miles off the coast of st. augustine. >> it's all hands on deck effort. >> reporter: the u.s. coast guard executing at least 36 different searches with the help from the navy. crews scoured 37,000 square miles, that's more than the size of indiana. >> these boys have been out there doing this forever. it's not new to them. they -- they prepare for these situations. >> reporter: the boys' moms say their sons are licensed and experienced boaters. >> i think a lot of people think about that the boys are only 14 years old, what were they doing on a boat? we live in a boating community thrks is the lifestyle here. >> reporter: the conditions could work in their favor saying a person could survive in these

he spent no time here in austin. doesn't know the terrain. doesn't know his surroundings.y find out he left with nothing. he didn't have anything on him. so we did think he would be an easy catch. but that hasn't been the case. >> once they made that big leap, once they become a fugitive and all the boundaries are crossed, that's when they accelerate the behavior. that's when they're dangerous. while they're out there, they're going i got nothing to lose, when i get caught, i'm going back and maybe i'm going back forever. that's when nobody's child is safe. >> i know there's an age difference with us but i figure if two people really like each other, then age shouldn't matter. >> he preyed on these young girls who were having problems a home. he would win their trust. >> mr. stoeser is a predator. >> my fear that kevin comes back, small town, i don't think he would, but i didn't think he would do this, either. >> it bothers me the most that i don't know where he's at or if he's alive, even. it's the thing of not knowing. >> it doesn't take a stranger with a computer to com

austin and perry vanished friday.as they sat out toward stormy weather. he said they looked prepareprep. their boat was found over the weekend but boys nowhere to be found. >> families are not giving up hope. they believe they're still out there on the water somewhere on a float they may have made out of life vests and a cooler. the coast guard says it is possible. >> these weren't your typical 14-year-olds. they had experience on the water. >> searchers say the boys could survive four or five days out there. they have expanded the search area. look at. that it is now the size of west virginia with a focus off the coast of jacksonville because of currents. a $100,000 reward is offered for their safe return. if you have an area, have a boat go out and help look for them. >> one of the things they say, since there was nothing around the boat, flotation devices or anything involved, they think the kids may have done it themselves. >> they say they're experienced on the water. families do believe heir out there using life

austin's father says he's still holding on hope. >> the ocean is so big. it is a needle in a haystack. i won't give up. i need answers. hopefully the lord will show me the way and show me the light in the tunnel here. >> right now the boy's family have 20 private planes scouring the ocean searching for the teenagers. >>> to another fox news alert a horrific home grown terror plot foiled. an isis sympathizer planned a plot in florida. good morning, kristin. >> good morning, heather. this man was an isis sympathizer planning attacks on u.s. soil. yesterday he plotted a backpack bomb. he had just been charged with attempting to use weapons of mass destruction in the united states. the fbi says that he hit their radar on facebook. he was posting status updates promoting isis and extremist rhetoric in a statement. the department of justice said there is no room for failure when it comes to using a weapon of mass destruction. we ask the public to be vigilant and report suspicious activities to law enforcement. this comes the same day another isis sympathizer was

soon after austin emerge from the wreckage and waved to his fan. after the race austin tweeted wanted to thank all of the guys that came out to the car to check on me. we compete against each other every week but we are one family. here is another look at the crash, you can see debris, shooting through the protective fence. daytona international speed way president says 13 people were evacuated after the last lap, accident. four were treated for minor injuries at the track and one fan was transport ed to the hospital. brian web, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> amazing what austin dylann walked away from that crash with only a bruised forearm and tailbone. >>> hi, good evening everyone, well, if you are traveling out and about during this rush hour that is what you will fine, you will find rush hour specifically speaking we are taking you to a live look at ben franklin bridge. trying to make your way in to philadelphia out of new jersey, the bend been looks like a swarm of bees right here at the toll plaza you are delayed up and over down toward ce

i have known austin for two years, and i've been really close to him for one year. he learned to swim before he could walk. he has owned four boats. and he is really into going out on the water, and he knows what he is doing. >> you say he's a funny kid, he's always messing around. can you give us some examples. >> he has a great sense of humor. he is always making jokes. he can make anybody smile. >> isabella have you seen their families? were their families at the vigil? isabella if you can hear me did you see the boys' families at the vigil? >> no the boys' families were not at the vigil. >> matthew, what do you think happened to these boys? >> well they put on snapchat saying peace out, jupe. i don't know what that meant to them but i think they just went out fishing and saw the storm and decided not to come in thought they were invincible and could conquer it. >> and what does that mean for where they are now? >> i don't know what that could mean. i don't know how the boat got so far up found all the way by jacksonville. >> yeah. i mean the coast guard has told

i know austin is art. it's quite a show. >> we are still waiting for austin to emerge from the care center. >> jeff gordon is on pit lane. describe what you've been watching here. >> oh my gosh chaos. crazy. so glad austin dillon is okay. that's a violent wreck. i hope the fans are okay as well. that was a crazy one. you know it's going to be crazy. right from the start it was a wild race. our car was excellent it was so good. a couple moves here and there, so hard to predict these braces and what line to be in. the one time they came up the middle, i thought that was the place to be and trevor lain got on the outside of me and that lane was going. that's all it takes is that split second decision and one move to go your way or not. but making good ground there behind harvick. we were pushing like crazy. it's crazy. i love daytona. i can't believe this is my final race here. but after going through that experience i'm glad i only have one more restricted plate race left. >> you passed on those early on in

austin dillon now driving the number 3 car went air born on the final lap of the coke zero 400, flew into the safety fence and miraculously walked away with minor injuries. today, dillon spoke about that terrifying moment. >> i kind of was talking to myself the whole time, actually, just hold on, you are almost through it, and different impacts throughout the wreck. you are just waiting for the last one. and then when it really quiets up and it quieted up for a second another big one from brad at the end. >> he got spun around at the end. glad he is okay. >>> a celebration in la this morning as fans celebrated alongside the newly world cup champions, u.s. women had medals and t shirts with "world champion" on them. they are enjoying it. that is the most for any country in the women's world cup. >> do they get a parade, perhaps? >> kind of what they had. outside staples center, fans lined up early this morning. they didn't get the parade like the super bowl champs. >> invite to the white house too? >> i would see that in the future absolutely. >> they have inspired legions of young gi

in saying that, knowing austin and his skills and family, austin is extremely capable running those boats but that was a rule we had in our house. >> there are reports these teens could have possibly been headed to the bahamas, but both the family and officials say they don't know if that's what the teens had in mind when they set sail on friday. randi? >> alina machado, thanks very much for the update. turning to the death of bobbi kristina brown, the daughter of whitney houston and bobby brown. authorities say an autopsy will be performed on the 22-year-old's body. she was pronounced dead last night after being on life support for most of this year. brown was found unresponsive in her suburban atlanta home in january. senior medical correspondent elizabeth cohen is in atlanta and forensic scientist larry kobilinsky from the john jay college of criminal justice. elizabeth, to you first, for those who haven't followed this from day one like the rest of us, what did we learn about the circumstances of bobbi kristina brown's death? >> here's what we know. on january 31, as you mentioned, bo

i've never seen any other could be brass loose in the city of austin. >> reporter: austin animal protectionervisor mark slope was relieved to get a call early friday morning. >> we've had patrols out here every day looking for it. animal has been looking for it, apd watched for it motoring public was keeping an eye on things and that's how we found it. >> reporter: an employee in the area discover the dead monocle cobra along i35. a car ran over the snake less than half a mile from where it disappeared. >> i think they can be at ease we don't have a cobra wandering around this area. and, you know, like i say i kind of wish it had been found alive for the snake's sake but as far as the public is concerned they can rest assured it's not in the store. >> reporter: cobra belonged to grant thompson found unconscious in his car tuesday night. the 18-year-old had puncture wounds from a possible snake bite and died at the hospital. people who work and live in the area are glad to the snake is no longer a threat. >> obviously a little bit of relief it's not out there any more. because i have kids of

kenneth moten has the story. >> reporter: it wassen -- it was an incredible crash near turn one, austin dillon's car was obliterated. the 200-mile an hour late night crash sent debris into the stands injuring spectators. >> the catch fence was just gone. there was a huge hole, i've seen cars it before, but not like that. >> you're holding on trying to get through it to race again. >> reporter: 13 fans evaluated one taken to the hospital. the crash came seconds after dale earnhardt junior crossed the finish line to win the rain-delayed race. the scene was particularly tougher for earnhardt who lost his father earnhardt senior on the same track 2001. the speed track going to analyzed the collision to enhance safety. >> we're going to analyze it, and get better. >> reporter: speed officials say they learn from previous crashes, there wasn't much left of the catch fence but it did it's job. >>> a man killing a woman in broad daylight in san francisco said it was an accident. his confession in a jail house interview. >>> plus a boy was hurt during a plane crash on a crowded beach. we'll tell

jonathan: austin hall faces 12 years in prison when he is sentenced in september. a teacher at a girls catholic schools behind the bars. justin gordon is accused of having inappropriate sexual contact with two students. he has since been fired from the connelly school the only child in potomac, but the case has many parents upset. reporter: this happened at an all girls catholic school, surrounded by multimillion dollar homes and a country club in potomac. tonight, a former teacher is charged with four different things, the most serious being two charges of sexual abuse of a minor. emery county police say this past school year, justin gordon slowly escalated a relationship with a student. >> engaged in what detectives called booming. tom: it started in october when the 40-year-old gordon asked to the 17-year-old girl to play tennis and took her to to dinner. he communications with her every day, giving her gifts and complements, even spending the night on her couch when she was home alone after making her dinner valentine's day. in may at the school, he allegedly g

joining us now, austin goolsbee, he's currently a professor of economics at the university of chicagoth us, phyllis bennis and james traub. if this comes to a vote in congress where they would have to block it, they would have to overcome a presidential veto and this looks like the president is probably going to be safe in preserving a veto here. but i'd like to get your reaction here to what it means to be lifting these economic sanctions on iran and the timetable for doing that, which is not immediate. >> yeah. you know, there's kind of an interesting wrinkle in the agreement about that. that they are going to lift the sanctions. i think most experts who look at sanctions recognize that sanctions are not really effective at regime change. you can look at cuba, at north korea, at the soviet union, you could look at iran. we've had sanctions for long periods of time without regime change, without preventing them from developing nuclear weapons. but the thing that the agreement does is set up kind of some automatic stabilizers, let's call it, that if they take these actions, then the s

parents say they have a lot of experience as boaters and know how to deal with the rough sea. >> austin has been fishing for ever. they go fishing all the time. >> we believe they are out there. and alive. >> joe namath is offering a $1,000 reward to get more people involved in the search. >>> coming up, hillary clinton under attack again. >> crystal clear she has been engaged in a cover up of lots of things. >> how republicans are using her e-mail scandal to their advantage and runners face the steep hills in today's san francisco marathon. the key change in this year's race from year's past. >> in weather wrapping up a mild weekend but big changes beginning tomorrow. coming up, how much warming in the monday forecast and when triple digits resurface in the 5 day outlook. >>> democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton is doubling down on denials about her personal e-mail server. she said she never sent or received classified information using her private e-mail server while secretary of state. the explanations have given her republican rivals ammunition on the campaign trail. >>

19-foot fishing boat found capsized near cape canaveral, but the search continues for 14-year-olds austin stephanos and perry cohen. >> our focus right now is finding those boys, and we've got an awful lot of resources out here, and we're going to continue to saturate this area and hit this really hard. >> reporter: the boys were last seen friday in jupiter filling up with $110 worth of gas. this morning the families describe the boys as strong fishermen who regularly went out on the water together. >> they've been through rough water, thin water. it doesn't matter. >> reporter: their neighbor, football legend joe namath, was there also offering his support. he and the family offering a $100,000 reward for the boys' safe return. >> they're so fine, these two young fellas, we just keep on praying, man. >> reporter: austin's family says the boys were not allowed to leave the jupiter inlet. that's where the search started. today they expanded 30 nautical miles out to sea and found the boat near the ponce de leon inlet over 130 nautical miles north. tonight the community is still praying that

austin dillen he won in 2008. >> it bodes well for you. >> i think it does.re's a back-up car with none of the traffic yet. it's a great racetrack. i know it's going to be a fast car. so we'll see what we can do with it tonight. >> so many unknowns does that concern you? squl i'm . >> i'm a little bit concerned, but it's a long race. make adjustments and see more up front. >> hop in the car. all the drivers are getting there, rick. >> yeah, it was 9:23 when the rains left and the ttans fired um and started to dry the track. at 1 is1:05 they were told to load into those cars. we're about to get the engines fired up. >> i'm ready. >> i think we all have. >> >> daytona is such a spectrum as it is. but to see 43 cars at 200 miles an hour i remember back in '98, when they put lights in this track, it was just a crazy idea. here we are today, i think we take it officer granted. what a beautiful perspective when these guys grow up. >> absolutely. >>> a little rain delay recap from daytona. there are 20 of them here on site. and jeff pryors. we had 23 interviews and

austin dillon in that car he walked away from it, not driver was hurt, yet there were fans that wereen to the hospital. that is amazing if that can happen. >> incredible. >> and that does it for us here at 6:00. we'll see you right back here at 10:00. inside edition is up next. ♪[ music ] ♪ >>> america's sweethearts. >> the u.s. wins! >> all over the world they watched. >> u.s.a.! >> even on airplanes. plus, extraordinary encounter in court. the judge. the defendant. they know each other from middle school. >> did you go to nautilus for middle school? >> oh, my goodness. >> then trump vs. the reining miss universe. >> he's calling his own beauty queen a hypocrite. >> and why the slaying of

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." >>> a multi-car wreck sent austin dillon's car flying into a fence. >> austin dillon walking away from his car that is demolished. >> announcer: this morning's "eye opener" is presented by toyota. let's go places. captioning funded by cbs >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." charlie rose and gayle king are off so anthony mason and ben tracy are here. what game last night. >> i couldn't get over it. >> not just a win, a route. >> we begin there because america's women's soccer is the best in the world. the u.s. team left no doubt, lifting the world cup last night in vancouver canada. they overwhelm japan to win the final game 5-2. >> it's a world cup title for americans and their first since 1999. fans rushed out to bars and viewing screens across the country to cheer on team usa. jericka duncan is outside bc place in vancouver, the place of the biggest celebration. jericka, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you all. what a storybook ending. this is really a rematch from the 2011 final in which japan beat the united states. but last night was a different story. in front of m

austin is sharp and on the water for a while. perry is as sharp as can be. they're fine. >> the boys' family said they were capable of operating the boat. >>> police are warning you in fairfax county, do not leave your car unlocked. police respond in order than two dozen car break-ins. thieves took items from unlocked cars on the streets off of huntsman boulevard and coachman drive. police say if you have surveillance cameras and you live in the area, check it for unusual activity. there have been hundreds of these break-ins in recent months. lock your car doors and don't leave stuff in your trunk. >>> that's one small step for man. one giant leap for mankind. >> donations are pouring in to preserve the space suit neil armstrong wore when he became the first person to walk on the moon. there was a campaign to preserve it last week. the goal was to raise a half a million dollars in 30 days. they already beat that goal by $43,000. smithsonian says it hopes to restore the suit for full display by 2019. >> this is actually going to be pretty cool. the first time

austin and perry nowhere in sight.ide the 19-foot vessel. >> negative. just confirmed nobody is on board. trying to find any other gear. >> it is positive news in that it helped validate our search efforts that we were looking in the right area. obviously disappointed that the boys were not clinging to that boat. >> reporter: now, with the gulf scream stream in mind they're searching north of where the boat was located about 7 miles off the coast of st. augustine. >> it's been an all hands on deck effort. >> reporter: the operation aggressive the u.s. coast guard executing 36 different searches with the help from the navy. crews have now scoured more than 37,000 square miles. that's more than the size of indiana. >> these boys have been out there doing this forever. it's not new to them. they prepare for these situations. >> reporter: the boys' moms say their sons are both licensed and experienced boaters. >> i think a lot of people think about, but the boys are only 14 years old, what were they doing out on a boat? we

> reporter: just living throw this crash would have been hard enough to believe but nascar driver austinlon actually walked away from it. >> oh yeah check out a few time, look at a few pictures and it's pretty amazing. >> oh, my god. >> the catch fence prevented tragedy, but 13 fans suffered minor injuries from flying debris. nascar c.e.o. brian france spoke to serious radio. >> we are all over that to understand what happened. >> reporter: according to the charlotte observer at least 46 spectators have died watching races in the u.s. from 1990 to 2010, three in 1999 when a wreck launched a tire into the stands at the charlotte motor speedway. mr. wheeler was then president of that track. >> this scares the daylights of everybody that operates the racetrack. this is something we all are concerned about. because we know that could if it was bad enough, wipe you out of business. >> reporter: after the crash in charlotte and another in detroit, stronger, thicker cables were installed in the catch fences that were then raised 16 feet higher. wheeler expects similar evolution after yesterday'

soon after austin emerged from the wreckage and waved to fans. he tweeted want to thank all the guys who came out to the car to check on me. we compete against each other every week but we are one family. here is another look at the crash. you can see debris shooting through the protective fence. daytona international speedway president says 13 people were evaluated after the last lap accident. four were treated for minor injuries at the track and one fan was transported to the hospital. brian webb for cbs news. >> the president of the speedway said the protective fence did its job and the track executives will analyze that crash and learn from it. >>> a massive chain reaction crash in the tour de france. more than 20 cyclists hit the pavement including the leader who's now out of the race with two cracked vertebrae. four other riders also had to drop out. the crash was so bad the race had to be put on hold for 20 minutes. >>> black friday in july. the new shop ping day promising big deals. >> bay area women lawyers dressing too drab? the fashion

. >> and fitness guru denice austin is here and she's bouncing off the walls with her daughter katie.aw her walking down stairs and i went "i've seen you in that outfit for 30 years." she just keeps going. plus, the right way to eat messy summer foods with etiquette tips just in time for your weekend barbecue. you think that's ease any there's a correct way, hoda, to eat that piece of corn. >> it ends up in your teeth no matter how you do it. >>> so we're talking about small changes. i know you've been waiting for day five. and this is a good one from today.com. so here's your tip. listen more. >> what? >> it improves many relationships. can i tell you something -- >> it does. >> i've listened more since i started working with you. you know how you -- [ laughter ] i really have. >> you have no choice. >> i'm worried. sometimes i would zone out. she's going on and on and i'm like this -- [ laughter ] then i realize if i'm not paying attention someone could be lobbing grenades at me so i have to pay attention. >> when you with changed from dateline hoda to morning hoda that's when the m

but, in saying that knowing austin and knowing his skills and his family austin is extremely capable our house. >> what does it tell you then pamela? do you think something happened? they encountered difficulty? a streak of 14-year-old rebellion? we have all been 14. what do you think this speaks to of what happened? >> i don't know what happened. none of us know what happened. if we did, i think we would have them in our arms right now. i can only speak for myself obviously we have all done things that have different consequences than what we expected. they are 14-year-old boys so when they want to go and do something and there's no one watching sometimes i think they all do something, whether it's my child or anyone else watching. you can't control that. we can't keep them under our eye every moment of every day. we raised them right. we hope that they will make the right decisions. i do believe they have the knowledge and the strength to get them through this. >> i think our bigger message here is these boys are still out there. people up and down the coast of florida, whether it'

. >>> frightening scene to show you from a highway in austin.akes off after a driver he sees on the phone. she was choking on something and trying to call 911. the officer gets her out, performs the heimlich maneuver. turns out the woman's father was a detective there in austin. >> i've always been on the other side where i'm responding. she's very thankful and she's luckily she says she was lucky he was there. >> boy, what a lucky break. the woman fainted so the officer laid her down on the road and called for annance ambulance treated at an hospital and she is fine. >>> let's turn to sports now. the midsummer classic, baseball's all-star game happening tonight. >> last night the home run derby. our guys at espn. >> good morning to you, sports fans. jay harris stan verrett. you like how i say that. good morning sports fans. lots happening monday night. cincinnati the epicenter. home run derby came down to these two, todd frazier and joc pederson pederson went first, four in a row after an earlier stint of six in a row. he finished 14 home runs.

now, at the time he was not ingratiate wound up in austin belgium wound up in europe, belgium. went to belgium to continue to work on his autobiography. that is where we wrote sexual healing together a song which was my way of trying to help understand just what he was going through. wwor >> >> he was sweet and gentle and aristocratic and troubled and charismatic. and it was like she was of prince with the elevated consciousness but also a wicket its drug problem. >> host: when you wrote that you were on a cocaine also? >> i now think that was never with him but the main thing was pot i was a smoker with cocaine but yes. >> host: have you made a lot of money off of that? do you still make money today? >> yes. it has been an incredible international hit to help put my kid to college and it is amazing how popular that song has spent. in one of the proudest accomplishments for me that i could work with marvin gaye to put it into a song and he was also a wonderful collaborator that he appreciated me. when he saw little talent with the bible and the caribbean -- career and he was en

you heard el paso say look, i'm not going to do, this austin i'm not going to do that.do? >> we sent a clear message in the the 2011 session of the legislature. i put it on the emergency call so that it wouldn't just be overlooked and it would be clearly focused on it passed one house it didn't pass the other one and we had a special session, i put it on the call for that special session. we didn't get it passed. >> when you say you didn't get it passed. what didn't you get passed? what? >> well we were banning sanctuary cities in the state of texas. i legalize that this was a problem back in 2006. we had a police officer killed in houston texas by an individual just like the one that killed kate. i mean an individual who multiple times had crossed back over, had multiple felons and this is an issue that we have got to address as this country. it has to take a federal piece of legislation. >> i cool that in a moment. i want to get the mind set. texas is a conservative state. you are a conservative brother. you introduce in legislation very very common sense stuff. you p