good job, car. don't do it.rider" yet, but has achieved hasselhoff-esque heights of confidence. meanwhile, back on the road to vegas -- george: soon, we will probably be able to drive without radar. ashlee: just using the camera? george: just using the camera. and cameras, like our cell phone, that camera is good enough to drive the car. i can keep bashing everyone like i am the underdog, but am i really the underdog? i have a working, self-driving car. ashlee: not everyone appreciates hotz's unique brand of gusto. the california dmv, for example, recently told hotz to quit driving his experiment on the state's roads. this is why we had to head to the nevada border where the true freedom of the mojave lives on. we are getting close to the border. george: we are getting close to the border. i will press the button once we hit the border. ♪ ashlee: why can't we do it in california? george: they don't like innovation. nevada loves innovation. that's what i heard. that's what i heard. oh, i see the sign. i see the s

oh, good job, car.et, but has achieved hasselhoff-esque heights of confidence. meanwhile, back on the road to vegas -- george: soon, we will probably be able to drive without radar. ashlee: just using the camera? george: just using a camera. and cameras, like our cell phone. that camera is good enough to drive the car. i can keep bashing everyone like i am the underdog, but am i really the underdog? i have a working, self-driving car. ashlee: not everyone appreciates hotz's unique brand of gusto. the california dmv, for example, recently told hotz to quit driving his experiment on the state's roads. this is why we have had to head to the nevada border where the true freedom of the mojave lives on. we are getting close to the border. george: we are getting close to the border. i will press the button once we hit the border. ♪ ashlee: why can't we do it in california? george: they don't like innovation. nevada loves innovation. that's what i heard. oh, i see the sign. i see the sign. ashlee: prepare to en

he was a car saver. he saved cars. >> harold couldn't stand to see a car crushed.rold's heart. >> he went to a wrecking-yard auction in idaho, bought the whole wrecking yard. [ bluegrass music plays ] >> by the mid 1990s, harold's collection of cars totals into the thousands. >> he just kept going. he never stopped. >> and you never said to him, "honey, enough already -- we could use that money for a vacation"? >> no, but whenever we did go on vacation, there was always a car somewhere in the route. >> as harold's fleet expands, he runs out of room in his 300-car garage, so he snatches up over 50 properties to stockpile his collection. >> he'd buy houses so that he could use the garage, you know, and then he'd rent the house and not the garage. >> he even buys this 87-acre former catholic boarding school called marymount. we'll circle back here later. how many conversations did you have with harold about what should happen to the collection when he passed? >> he never though about passing at all. this was not on his agenda. >> but the question is on his heirs' agen

when you get beside another car, that can push your car away, or pull it to it. sometimes you have no wheel whatsoever, and you get it to the guy in front of you. i think that's close racing late in the race. i agree with you. stenhouse never moves. he is perfectly straight here. nevertheless, they had the caution. >> once again, not a mid pack accident. this is up towards the front. these are cars racing for the lead. up in the air. it's not the first time for kyle larson at daytona. where he has been up in the air in a car. if we go back to 2013, the xfinity series. >> kyle larson up into the fence. that's twiactually the engine t had come out of that car. it got caught up in the catch fence. the front end of the car complete lly torn off. so kyle larson up in the air once again in daytona. this time, in the monster energy cup series. >> the result of this, top three. ricky stenhouse jr. was involved in the incident. >> these tri-ovals are not loaded and as they get hit, coming to the start/finish line, we see the action as they get hit by other cars, it propel

but we add grehad a great car. having a lot of fun. the car was fast. we had top ten car for sure. is frustrating. i was enjoying being out there. yeah, you know, hopefully our luck will turn around. this has been tough and this is a difficult one to -- this is a more difficult one to put up with. >> dale, how tough are restarts? seems like a street fight out there. >> oh, they always are. and that's fun. if you can sometimes you are on the wrong end of it. sometimes make something happen. it was great. running into third, third graer through the short chute. grabbing gears to get the advantage. you got push hard. that got us into trouble when they started checking up on the outside. just trying real hard to get as much as we could on restarts. and got bit. >> dale earnhardt jr. out of it early rick in his final brickyard 400. >> makes sense, rick. we were thinking that was it, knocking radiator out. junior explaining they had contact early. he thought there was already damage. second time is the charm. >> and riding along with kurt busch. >> three-wide. >> really close to the gras

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when you get beside another car, that can push your car away, or pull it to it. sometimes you have no wheel whatsoever, and you get it to the guy in front of you. i think that's close racing late in the race. i agree with you. stenhouse never moves. he is perfectly straight here. nevertheless, they had the caution. >> once again, not a mid pack accident. this is up towards the front. these are cars racing for the lead. up in the air. it's not the first time for kyle larson where he has been up in the air in a car. if we go back to 2013, the xfinity series. >> kyle larson up into the fence. that's twiactually the engine t had come out of that car. it got caught up in the catch fence. the front end of the car complete lly torn off. so kyle larson up in the air once again in daytona. this time, in the monster energy cup series. >> the result of this, top three. ricky stenhouse jr. was involved in the incident. >> these tri-ovals are not loaded and as they get hit, coming to the start/finish line, we see the action as they get hit by other cars, it them up into the a

another driver then hit that car. two passengers in the first car were injured. one of them died at the hospital. police arrested 53-year-old vera shipelman in palo alto on dui charges. she was the driver in the car containing three people. the other driver was not hurt. >>> now to fremont where a deadly car crash today has closed miles canyon road in both directions. sky fox was over the scene about 12:30 after it happened. one car flipped over and was on the side of the road. another car went down a ravine. authorities haven't told us what caused the crash. authorities have closed miles canyon from 680 to mission boulevard. so be prepared for backups, especially on northbound 680 during the evening commute. >>> now to washington, d.c., where the president's son-in- law jared kushner answered questions today from senate investigators as part of the russian probe. >> this comes as the president pushes gop senators come together to repeal obamacare. fox news reporter joe waldnen is in washington, d.c., today with the results. joel? >> reporter: with this critical

it's incredibly dangerous for a car to tear through town and car and encourage that? it's crazy. >> reporter: officer him -- jimenez says people -- >> they have nothing to lose so they might as well be famous or notorious. >> i think some people do think that way. and it's not fair. >> that's it right there, right there. >> reporter: the grand jury faulted a lack of proper training and found that most pursuits are unnecessary. while officers want to go ahead and catch the criminal, if the suspect is deemed to be not dangerous, it may be best to peel off instead of continuing to chase. cbs news los angeles. >> ninan: still ahead, a lawyer is shot. his girlfriend admits she pulled the trigger. was itself defense or love gone bad. 48 hours is on the case. >> hours" the extraordinary case of a young woman who claims she fatally shot her boyfriend a successful lawyer in self-defense. but investigators say it was rejection that pushed her over the edge. peter van sant has the story. >> on october 12th, 2012, shayna hubers shot her on again/off again boyfriend times. >> 911.

especially in cup car.rik jones behind the wheel of 20 in 2018. and matt kenseth, just documented he was in a great position to catch trevor bayne and maybe win the brickyard 400. all of that is thrown out the window now. because there will be plenty of different scenarios that will play out here as soon as the track goes back to yellow or caution. and they are able to come to pit road. who will make that decision to come to pit road? >> we talk about the scenarios. remember last week, matt kenseth sitting there leading the race. deciding to put two tires on it. everybody else put four tires own and it just did not work out. how does that influence their decision today? is that effect how they make the call today? to me it always, you see, when you make that call and it doesn't work out, itlingers. you're afraid to gamble again. but if i'm matt kenseth and his team and i do pit, i'm only doing two. they pitted at lap 132. i think in this situation they could do two tires. >> i reached out to jason ratcliffe

respect safety cars.ou make sure you go slow around them. >> pit road will be open. with a.j. allmendinger going around the track. >> talk about how the temperatures dropped and no more sun on the racetrack. this is a very sensitive racetrack to weather. now start with that, too, steve when you come down pit road and what adjustments do you make? >> all eyes on pit road. who stays out. who comes in. dave? >> oh, a lot of them coming in, i think they overheard us talking. you see brad keselowski, bayne and johnson all coming in. they were told, get back out there and do the best can you in the words of trevor bayne and the words of the 6 car. it ain't over until it's over. they will all pit. keselowski going for right sides. same for bayne and same for johnson. johnson was almost out of fuel. this was a god send for him to have the red flag. sonoco fuel to make it to the end. >> two cars staying on the racetrack. race off pit road is to be on the inside lane behind the front row. >> 2 will be able to get o

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, lead car, other car letting that leader in.said it was time to contest, time to race downturn one side by side. that's what created this accident. two drivers trying to win one of marquee races of the year. >> one again, kyle busch, dominating the race. and not going to be in victory lane. so this trend of 2017, here you go, kyle busch on the outside. just rolls up on the outside of 78. 78 gets loose. just like we saw ricky stenhouse jr a minute ago. loose in the corner. could not hold the car on the bottom, gets on the side of the 18. ty dillon did a great job not running into the side of kyle busch. this is racing. side by side. i know 49 to go but side by side racing for the win. you saw the wiggle from martin truex jr. just could not hold the car on the bottom without being loose. had to turn the car to the right or he would have -- you have to push on restarts. this is the result when the push but if you don't you won't rin these races. >> winless streak will continue for kyle busch. now goes over a year. >> look at the re

kyle's car clearly very good. he joked about his wife from indianapolis, indiana, we should say, ten years ago this weekend is when they met. he said, i never thought i would have a shot with her but he did and they ended up getting married and having their beautiful son. all year long we have seen the 78 car be better on longer runs. right now, having a tough time catching his corporate team kyle busch went by him, he said the car has absolutely no turn into it right now at all. glenwood, patriarch for the wood brothers team turning 92 this weekend, believe it or not. >> hoping to be in a position to point his way into the playoffs and his krcrew chief say weg hi have to strictly go for wins. they are trying to stretch his fuel to the next stage end. >> kelly, denny hamlin up in fifth position. yes, same denny hamlin who had damage earlier in the race. came out in 30th and now up in the field. now on the last stop decided to stay out when everyone else pitted. that's how they got track position back. >> this run

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when you get beside another car, that can push your car away, or pull it to it. sometimes you have no wheel whatsoever, and you get it to the guy in front of you. i think that's close racing late in the race. i agree with you. stenhouse never moves. he is perfectly straight here. nevertheless, they had the caution. >> once again, not a mid pack accident. this is up towards the front. these are cars racing for the lead. up in the air. it's not the first time for kyle larson at daytona. where he has been up in the air in a car. if we go back to 2013, the xfinity series. >> kyle larson up into the fence. that's twiactually the engine t had come out of that car. it got caught up in the catch fence. the front end of the car complete lly torn off. so kyle larson up in the air once again in daytona. this time, in the monster energy cup series. >> the result of this, top three. ricky stenhouse jr. was involved in the incident. >> these tri-ovals are not loaded and as they get hit, coming to the start/finish line, we see the action as they get hit by other cars, it propel

he certainly did have the fastest car today and was the car to beat this afternoon. out of it early, rick, surprisingly. >> kyle busch has always been one who's had to maybe check his emotions when he talks about a race, gets wrecked out or if something happens in a race. and you could hear the frustration, obviously. he knew he had the best car in this field but he mentioned the comment that would the race come down to green flag pit stop. that could have been what happened. >> you cannot give up track position. you cannot give it drivers racing for a win. that's just hard racing, plain and simple. >> martin truex jr into the wall in flames. ♪ (upbeat drum music) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ toyota. let's go places. ♪ makes all the difference! [ tower pings ] . sadly, they're using a "good-enough" network... woman: hello? hello? left or right? [ beeping ] darien: what's one wrong turn? oops. bye-bye! a 1% difference makes all the difference! so get our strong signal, with unlimited data and no hidden fees, for $40 a month... in the middle of anywhere. [ ping and sting ] >>> nascar on nb

david: let's talk about autonomous cars. autonomous is a euphemism for driverless cars.eople don't like to say 'driverless' because it scares people, or that is not true? no? [laughter] david: have you been in a driverless car? do your board of directors let you go in a driverless car? [laughter] mary: if it is from general motors, i think yes. i have ridden in one of our vehicles. they do have a safety -- we call them a trainer in the vehicle. i have ridden in the cars in san francisco. it is quite astonishing to see what these cars are able to do. we are seeing progress on an almost weekly basis. david: do you put your foot on the brakes to stop it or do you get away from doing that? mary: i do that when i'm driving with my children, or writing, i should say. [laughter] mary: it is kind of a trained response. it is so smooth. when you are riding in a vehicle and you come up to an intersection, you look up and the light is yellow. you have to make a decision. are you going to pick up the pace and go through or come to a stop? an autonomous vehicle has sense of exactly w

yes, or car tax.ing about putting extra road tax on new diesel vehicles. the difficulty for them is that they get that 80% of their revenue from diesel and petrol sales. if everybody is going lecture, where that money coming from? that is a massive problem that they are aware of and doesn't know what to do about yet. at the moment, you home electricity system is charged at 5% packs. the uk government wanted to ta ke packs. the uk government wanted to take it to 0% tax but weren't allowed to because of eu rules. under brexit, the uk is allowed to charge 0% tax on electricity, which could mean that in a couple of yea rs' could mean that in a couple of years' time, everybody could be filling up their tanks without any payment at all if they have an electric car to the treasury. the treasury will not let that happen. there are some thoughts that technologically you could have a technology that would spot when you are charging yourcarand technology that would spot when you are charging your car and charge

a car vandalism and burlary alert in the east bay. dozens of vehicles were hit in brentwood and livermore. in the parking lot of the hampton inn in brentwood, 17- vehicles are broken into, and one white lexus 4-door sedan ...stolen... license plate number 4jpx560. police say, about an hour later, four suspects were spotted in that white lexus in the city of livermore, where they allegedly smashed windows and grabbed property out of 35 more vehicles. investigators say, it is likely the same suspects are involved in both cases. (pam) now at 11. no arrests have been made .. after a man is brutally attacked by a mob just feet away from the richmond bart station. it was actually the mayor of richmond himself .... who witnessed the attack and called 9-1-1. kron 4's j-r stone in richmond tonight he has the latest. former vice president al gore screened his latest climate change documentary at the castro theater in san francisco tonight. kron 4's ella sogomonian was there ... she reports, gore's latest film continues to push for urgent action

crash, a car crashing into multiple cars. >> yes, thankfully they were parked cars, but sabina has thea? >> parked cars, but eyewitnesses tell us there was another vehicle that was side-swiped, by the person, in the car, and those two people were okay, but their car was actually the side of it was shored off. at the scene, still debris lying in the roadway here, police were told towed away the vehicles that were involved, because, they took him away for evidence. if we can pan over, little bit here, you can see that fence there. >> you can see the bullet ridden cars neighbors found had crashed into their parked cars. >> person was shot about 11:30 last night, came speeding down, side-swiped vehicle, then hit the two parked cars. now, police had confirmed there was shoot that happened about a mile away we believe that's the shoe g that had occurred. we did speak with neighbors who woke to up this loud bang, again, 11:30 last night had just gone to bed. came downstairs found smoke billowing from the crash then saw people inside of the car. let's listen. >> he had at least at least eight

adkins' car?ce of metal on it. >> reporter: and points for the defense when she told the jury about adkins' faulty car door. >> you were aware of the difficulties with this door? is that correct? >> yes. yes. >> reporter: and even though the defense insisted the evidence proved dana's injuries were from an accident, not a beating, roxy once again raised the specter of another suspect when she told her story of toby's fight with dana. >> as a matter of fact, it was a physical fight and a rape, is that correct? >> yes. yes. >> reporter: brittany says she felt much calmer this time hearing other people talk about her mother and the way she died. and maybe that's because her mom was right there, too. >> as soon as they brought that box in, i knew it was her, and i just sat there and stared at it for a minute. >> reporter: the coroner took the skull out of the box to show the jury what her examination had found. >> this has got to be just god awful for you and the family. they're walking around a court

lost control of the car, hit my son's car which was parked right over here."he most fascinating part about the video is how the suspects managed to escape and run away, melissa frutos, son's car damaged in crash:"and i'm amazed these kids were able to escape the way they did. the vehicle was smoking it looked like it flipped maybe four or five times."but frutos says the kid seen limping in the video isn't one of the suspects.melissa frutos, son's car damaged in crash:"looks like he's limping but he actually just doesn't have any shoes on. and i think that was one of our neighbors running from the car after checking it to make sure that everybody was okay."as for the other guys who ran in the opposite direction after the crash, frutos hopes...melissa frutos, son's car damaged in crash: "they get caught, they can serve their punishment, we can get the damages repaired and they can move on." (pam) that was koko mc-aboy reporting... a warming trend is expected to begin today as high pressure builds into california from the desert southwest. very warm to hot condit

it will be 10 cars a week, the 20's week, than 40 cars a week, then 5000 cars a week -- 10 cars a week, then 20 cars a week my week, thenars a 5000 cars a week. gov. sandoval: i wanted to give an opportunity for the governors to ask some questions. i was told he would be willing to do that. elon: yeah. gov. sandoval: great. governor scott? gov. scott: we in vermont have partnered in terms of power -- and will homes carry power as a backup device for 24 hours. it's been really interesting from my perspective. i'm curious about vehicles and where we are going in the future or how far in the future do these cars themselves become the charging device? like the roof and deck lids and hoods. or did the batteries get so efficient that you don't need that and then you just power up? where are we going in the future with battery storage? elon: there's three legs to the stool. his electric cars, stationary battery pack and solar power. with those three things come even can have a completely sustainable energy future. , it will be aront common nation of rooftop solar desk ality scale solar combin

monday and going back to the car to take out the car seat. >> put the baby on the side. waited for 5, 10 minutes. saw somebody is around and then drives out. >> the man driving away from a busy parking lot. >> any car could have hit the kid. it was super hot. there were no clothes. >> reporter: police responded as well as medics who checked out the baby. the baby did not appear to be hurt. >> he is calm. real alert. wasn't crying or nothing. >> the baby just days old was transported to the hospital. but those who witnessed what happened are left shaken. >> very disturbing. he should get behind the bars. >> the baby released into the custody of child protective services. police say they are talking with the child's mother now and the case is under investigation. >>> one of the survivors of a deadly crash streamed live on instagram is speaking out tonight. police say obdulia sanchez drove under the influence on friday and then rolled her car in to a fence and then in a field. her 14-year-old sister died while obdulia sanchez streamed it live on instagram. another 14-year-o

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. >> reporter: totally. >> yeah, this car is 100% paid off. >> reporter: to advertise her car, jennifer has joined 150,000 other car owners nationwide using an online service called turo, which even offers insurance, and prices that are often cheaper than a rental car. in chicago, you could rent a 2010 toyota yaris for $26 a day, a 2006 ford escape for $39 or a 2015 bmw-3 for $60. if you want to go high end, $248 will get you a porsche, $298 a maserati. >> we're seeing younger people forgoing car ownership altogether and preferring access to cars when they need them. >> reporter: for many millennials it's about avoiding the hassle, cost, time and frustration of city driving. >> the convenience wins over going to, you know, a rental car agency. >> reporter: joining the rental, ride sharing and monthly subscriber experiment, tesla, chevy, lexus, even cadillac. competing with uber and lyft. but is america truly willing to give up the family car? >> more people are giving up owning a car in favor of ride sharing or car sharing, but we're a long way from america saying, take the keys. i don'

we have a diesel car.gas guzzler? andy says electric cars are not the future. hydrogen fuel cells will be the only way forward. wolfgang says he would go for it for the right place. jim says why have a car when you can have a new uber. story in the us about people employed in carp production going down. what mr trump promised, to keep industries like this employing people. there is a question as to whether the demand is not there. everyone has their new car. there are some issues there. the workforces down a of percent. of course the us is supposed to be one of the stronger economies. couple of warning signs we should all be aware of. if there is a slowdown in the car industry, does that mean we will get the broader slowdown in the consumer sector. a story about the green day concert due to take place in scotland, cancelled at the last minute. a staff turning up to do a 12 hour shift did not get paid. you have an inside track. i'm sad for many reasons. i have an inside track. i'm sad for many reasons. i wa

this is all thkz a stolen car. he tried to sell the car to a friend for $500. that was found with the unsigned title on a property owned by the family. >> there's no legal exchange of that video. his diabetic hit was found in that vehicle. >> the search tr the four missing men intensified today. on the turnpike asking for any tips or information. and earlier today a pairs of came to the home in bensalem and tok him into custody. now the district attorney said he would push for a higher bail. >> team coveragen continues with deanna durante. she's live in doilstown where the arraignment for cosmo just wrapped up. >> he sat in a holding cell in b bensalem township, but this is where the district attorney and another district attorney along with the cheechs of police of where the towns are from stood this a very packed office. and pressing for the high bail. they have named the person of interest and stopped short of calling him a suspect. we're told that he's the individual whose car was found on the property. he and another friend worked together. ask that the pa

that's... not your car. your car's ready! wrong car... this is not your car?d love to take it, but no. oh, i'm so sorry about that. you guys wanna check it out? it's someone else's car... this is beautiful. what is this? it's the all-new chevy equinox. this feels like a luxury suv. i love this little 360, how do they even do that? i made a bad decision on my last car purchase. well, your car's here. bummer... bummer. wah-wah. i'm ready for an upgrade. (laughter) >>> the monkeys are attacking! oh, my god! >> a family is unnerved, but unhurt by wild monkeys at all places in florida. the monkeys sent the family scurrying last week. two areas are closed because of the growing monkey population. >>> florida's stand your ground law suffers a setback and the epa is stopped from delaying an emissions role. the washington post reports that judges blocked the trump administration's suspension of a pollution rule. the court yesterday said the new standard for methane leaks at oil and gas wells should stay in effect. the epa wanted to stall the enforcement of the rule whi

hanna elliott helps out by taking three cars for a test drive. >> the perfect sports car should combine, nimble steering, power, and high-quality cabin. it will be expensive, but not so pricey that it is out of reach for everyone. >> porsche, mercedes, and jaguar have three of the top sports cars on offer today, but which is best for you? ♪ >> let's get the numbers out of the way. all three cars have impressive stats. the porsche comes just slightly behind the benz and the jag, but each is a thrill to drive in its own way. >> this is the 2017 porsche 911 carrera cabriolet. the engine is a 420 horsepower six-cylinder boxer engine mounted in the rear. this is porsche's famous engine. it is difficult to describe the feeling when you get behind the wheel. this is where that mystical porsche x-factor comes in. the rear wheel drive on 20-inch carrera s wheels and porsche torque of vectoring that grips the road better than any other model. the amg gts feels like a rocket ship. this car has a lot to offer. it has that amazing v8 engine. it has the horsepower. it has the torque. of course, if yo

your car off. you can set it to have the screen on or off while recording. >> the problem with so many things in life is they sound great at first, but if i have to remember to do something, i'm not going to remember. when you start driving, it starts recording. when you stop driving, it stops recording. and if something happens, it locks down the footage. >> plus, it records on a loop so that you never have to worry about running out of recording time. you're always going to get the footage that you need when you need it. the hd mirrorcam is a high-quality mirror. it's an anti-glare mirror that provides superior clarity and vision, and it's bigger than the one you have now. you're going to get a full extra inch on each side of the mirror, so it's a phenomenal upgrade for your car. >> that's great. so, now jim has been telling you about how you can use the hd mirrorcam to record what's happening on the outside of your car. i think it would be a lot of fun to record what's happening on the inside of

in our car.out in the cold filling a tank which takes two, three minutes. i click and walk away and do something more interesting. we will let you take the other core! thank you. the headlines. the government drives through new plans to tackle air through new plans to tackle air pollution — it means all new petrol and diesel cars will be banned in the uk by 2040. a judge has ordered that 11—month—old charlie gard should be be moved to a hospice, unless any other plans can be made before 12 o'clock tomorrow. president trump has said transgender people cannot serve in any capacity in the us military. well let's get more now on the news that president trump has said that he's tearing up another of his predecessor's policies and will not allow transgender people to serve in the united states military. with me is now is leslie vinjamuri, who's an associate fellow with with the us programme at the international think—tank, chatham house. i get the impression it came out of the blue? nobody was expectin

>> i didn't see anybody inside the car or around the car. so that's why i decided to take the car.i go inside and i see the keys, oh, you know what i mean? >> so the vehicle was left like somebody wanted it stolen. he took the car. >> reporter: was the second story any more true than first? the local paper jumped on all of this and bonner joy heard a lot of stories. >> there were a number of people who speculated that sabine might have gone to town to go to an obama celebration. the area she would have driven through to go to that party is a very rough area, and it just came to my mind that maybe she'd been carjacked. >> reporter: certainly something very bad must have happened, something maybe that happened in her car. so was corona their killer? or was he finally telling the truth that he stole her car outside that bar, but if that was true, how did it get there? and where was sabina? >>> coming up -- could it be sabina had plans no one knew about? had this free spirit simply skipped town? >> there were two women who were at the sarasota airport. and they were sure that they saw

which was the best car i have ever owned. it was fast, efficient, and i never spent i spen sent on maintenance in five years. i followed -- >> maybe you can get to the question. >> the question, the question was the first one. but i spent months dealing with them on getting the money for this car. i mean months on the phone as they changed the rules -- >> you mean the car you have now? >> right. they would say show up with this particular power of attorney, and i would show up with it and they would say you should have faxed today. i said doesn't say on the form, yeah, but you should have your second time, you didn't ask in your title. i said -- this went on and on until i stumbled my daughters gardner is a lawyer who turned out to be a class-action lawyer and a previous life. and he knew the firm that was in the lead firm, and then i got things past due. but it took six months. i finally got paid last week. >> maybe i should expand what you're talking about is after volkswagen got caught there was then a class action suit wh

, there are cars flying down the street. because of the -- the floors, buckling. (screaming). >> those are some of the 911 calls from terrified residents trapped in the rising flood waters in ellicott city last july. along historic main street, the force of water ripped away buildings, smashed in cars and left the city with crumbling streets and sidewalks. now, still trying to recover. our gary mcgrady joins us live from ellicott city with more. gary, how ironic you're out there on a day like this, we just had flooding we're seeing beach drive in northwest dc. >> reporter: >> obviously audio trouble. that can be expected. we do want to hear what gary is saying we'll get back to him in a little bit. >> definitely a lot of recovery there. again all of this flooding sort of in your mind those people one year later. we'll get back to that. >>> a bold atm robbery caught on camera. tisha lewis live with more on the terrifying attack. >> reporter: this crook, apparently targeted not one, but two women who were driving through this

but second fastest car is this blue 78 car. martin ju ex jr.p through the field with kyle busch. >> also passing ryan blaney for martin truex jr back up to second. that puts blaney back to third. erik jones fourth. denny hamlin fifth. let's take a look at today's toyota driver update. kyle busch led the first 80 laps today. >> and denny hamlin in fifth. remember, hamlin had trouble, had damage to his nose. he worked himself back up to fifth. >> toyota drivers have led all by six laps today. >> stage one. came it pit road. and four-tire change. he gave up the lead. two cars able to stay out but he has now regained the lead and now his two-second lead over second place. martin truex jr. now nascar nonstop. you're not going to miss a thing. ♪ ♪ you got a kitchen that's brand new. ♪ ♪ and you'd like to keep it that way, too. ♪ ♪ you wanna set out on your own, ♪ ♪ so you can teach yoga and just say "om." ♪ ♪ cuz the two of you are about to be three. ♪ ♪ a little help can go a long way in your life. ♪ ♪ and nationwide is on your side. ♪ ♪ (upbeat ♪ m

police took reports of 17-cars that were broken into and one car that was reported stolen. hour of the 17 burglaries in brentwood, the city of livermore had 35 cars that were either vandalized or broken-into. police in both cities suspect all 52 auto break-ins were likely committed by the same people. (darya) chevron says it will make 20- million dollars in upgrades to its richmond refinery as part of a setttlement with the state of california. the settlement is over a 20-12 refinery fire that injured three employees and sickened hundreds of people in richmond. those upgrades include replacing all carbon steel piping with more corrosion resistant piping and specialized training for fire department personnel working at the richmond refinery. (darya) a man has been convicted for trying to kill two people at a bar in benicia. daniel lopez was refused a drink after last call at a bar on military way back in november of 2016. that's when he pulled out a gun and shot two people inside the bar. one of the victims was shot in the head, both survived. lopez also was convicted of sev

the car industry has warned moves to ban diesel and petrol cars could cost jobs.s said the ban — due by 2040 — does not come quickly enough. itv is feeling the love from love island — the programme‘s success helped the broadcaster attract more younger viewers. good growth at itv studios, which makes poldark and the voice, helped as well. it was enough to cheer investors — despite advertising revenue falling 8% in the first half of the year. do you want wifi when you‘re travelling by plane? well, a survey by sattelite company inmarasat says you do. in fact according to their survey 60% of you believe wifi is a necessity not a luxury. joining us now is victoria moores, european editor, air transport world. it's it‘s interesting, because the european carriers are very much lagging behind the us carriers. that is right. there have been a couple of things which have helped european airlines back from following other continents like america and one of thoseis continents like america and one of those is infrastructure and technology. america is far more unified on that f