watching with you, michael waltrip and chris myers, exciting racing the rain from a delayed start all through, and that's what's going on with 93 laps to go. quick recap and kevin harvick who has dominated atlanta despite not having won since the first career victory. led early and won the first stage and had pit problems. >> something was wrong with the gun and couldn't get the job done so they had to come back in and make sure the lugs were tight. >> more than 100 laps led today. 105 is currently leading keselowski. jimmie johnson, won two of the last three atlanta races but trouble. >> he spun around in the corner. tough weekend again for jimmie johnson. >> keselowski wins stage two and martin truex jr. with an air gun problem on pit road. >> a lot of speed out of the 78 car. started the back and got all the way on the front and another pit issue. >> and there's the keselowski in the two car currently running right behind and kyle busch and kurt busch with 92 laps to go. your leader is jimmie joy john' ford. >> they rolled the dice. i guarantee you, chris, there's a science and com

. >> michael waltrip, chris myers, and you're watching post race coverage live here on fox.win, and there is the trophy. michael, you got to hold on to that thing two times, one of the special awards in this sport as you start the season with the most important race and carry it forward. >> look at richard childress with his hand in the air. his wife whitney. what a scene. >> and, michael, i wanted to get your thoughts, by the way, dillon only led the final lap in overtime and led two laps in his first win averaging 17 today. this is where he pushed almirola from the back, you heard him reference in his post race comments. >> chris, ever since the end of the first stage the gloves have been off in this race. we've seen aggressive blocking from everybody on the track, the block, the spin. >> you saw the reaction from the crew of the 10 car, vince welch is with the driver. >> well, the final result will say tenth place but were you right there at the finish. how did it shake out for you guys? >> my heart is broken. so devastated. i thought i was going to win the daytona 500, v

the advantage of being here at the hollywood hotel with jeff gordon, darrell waltrip, i'm chris myers. we get to bring in drivers. >> man, we needed you. >> smithfield for aric almirola. thanks for being with you. classy comments after a very devastating moment that we all watched at the daytona 500. i bet you were anxious to get back in the car and race here in atlanta. give us your mind set right now how you're handling this delay. >> come on. go away, rain. i figure the quicker we race atlanta we'll have something new to talk about. it's been a tough week kind of reliving that over and over and over. it's one thing to go through it in the moment and be, you know, devastated in that moment, but then you hurry up and want to look forward but then everything else wants to still look backwards. >> we'll get out of the way as quick as possible about this incident and the moves happening on the back straightaway last week. >> yes. >> been analyzed all week long. >> sure. >> i can't wait to get your perspective on it. i thought you did everything right, but i am curious, the first bump wh

professor chris myers and george musgrove will be here to talk about their book the history of greece and democracy in the nation's capital. it is a tumultuous story of race and democracy in washington, d.c. a city that has often served as a national battleground for contentious issues including slavery and segregation, civil rights and the drug war. after a two-year absence, the original emancipation proclamation will be on display during presidents' day weekend. don't miss this rare opportunity to see the original that will be made available for viewing on the 17th and 18th and 19th between the hours of ten and 5:30 each day. to learn more about these programs and exhibits, consult our calendar of events online. there is a table outside where you can sign up to receive e-mail updates in another way to get involved is to become a member of the national archives foundation, the foundation supports all of our education and outreach activities and advocating membership in the lobby also. today's program takes a close look at thomas jefferson's three daughters, martha and mariah jefferso

we get to today's program i will know about you other progress we february 16 at noon professor chris myers -- will be here to talk about their book, history of race and democracy in the nations capital. it is a tumultuous four century story of race and democracy in washington dc. a city that has often served as national datagram for contentious issues. including slavery, segregation, civil rights and the drug war. after two year absence from public view abraham lincoln is original emancipation proclamation will be on display in the gallery during the presidents' day weekend. do not miss this rare opportunity to see the original emancipation proclamation. the document will be made available for viewing on october 17, 18 and 19 between the hours of 10 and 530 each day. to learn more about these in our programs and exhibits consult our calendar of events online @archives.gov. there is a table outside where you can sign up to receive email updates. another way to get involved in the national archives is to become a member of the national archives foundation. the foundation supports all of our

friday, february 16 at chris myers ash and george musgrove will be here to tell us about the book chocolate city, the history of race in democracy in the nation's capital. to learn more about these and exhibits consult our monthly calendar of events at archives.gov. you can also sign up at the table outside to receive it by e-mail or another way to get more involved with the national archives is to become a member of the national archives foundation. the foundation supports the work of the agency, especially our education and outreach activities and there are applications for membership in the lobby. a little known secret i keep telling everyone, no one is ever been turned down for membership in the national archives foundation. the national archives is a center for life save archives preserves historical records of u.s. house of representatives and the u.s. senate. but even those voluminous records can't tell the full story of caucuses operations. we can't overlook the importance of person-to-person relationships not only between members and also within members families. family members giv

the advantage of being here at the hollywood hotel with jeff gordon, darrell waltrip, i'm chris myersd you. >> smithfield for aric almirola. thanks for being with you. classy comments after a very devastating moment that we all watched at the daytona 500. i bet you were anxious to get back in the car and race here in atlanta. give us your mind set right now how you're handling this delay. >> come on. go away, rain. i figure the quicker we race atlanta we'll have something new to talk about. it's been a tough week kind of reliving that over and over and over. it's one thing to go through it in the moment and be, you know, devastated in that moment, but then you hurry up and want to look forward but then everything else wants to still look backwards. >> we'll get out of the way as quick as possible about this incident and the moves happening on the back straightaway last week. >> yes. >> been analyzed all week long. >> sure. >> i can't wait to get your perspective on it. i thought you did everything right, but i am curious, the first bump when you moved left and austin came and hit you

chris, the concept of like empathy. you know what's so funny, brooke, you never see donald trump show any kind of empathy. we saw when heather myers died in shaucharlottesville, an amer citizen was killed from nazi violence, nothing. puerto rico, throw paper towels at them. the only time you see human emotion from trump is when he's standing up for serial abusers of women. you've got to believe him, he denies it. as a mother i have to say that kellyanne conway, shame, shame on you for making the sunday talk show rounds yesterday and trying to defend this. i don't know how these women look at their daughters in the face. >> you know, i do wonder about -- amanda to you, again, i wonder about the women in the west wing. she's right, kellyanne conway, she did her job, she defended her boss, she defended her president. but i have to wonder in the quiet corners within the west wing if some of these women, kellyanne conway, ivanka trump, other women are like roll their eyes or if they are frustrated at this man who publicly they have to defend and privately they're ashamed of? >> yeah, i mean -- sure. i think we all speculate what's goin

myers rec center to arrive. finish arriving to see the black panther movie and the movie theater take look over here, already decked out with excitement. chrisn, they've got purple balloons up everywhere. the black panther sign up here. oscar winner lou pete to nyong'o also in the movie not here in person but you know get the message we're trying to give here. >> darn. >> very exciting. people have been asking are you going to come in and watch the movie. i wish i can. we have work to do. i'm definitely going see it sometime this week much it's significant for african-americans but i think a lot of people want to see this. this is a big moment. you don't have to be black. a lot of people want to see it. >> it's a super her row movie. >> thanks shawnette. senator toomey coming together witness humane society calling for message passage of a federal animal protect law. toward the spca center in an evident to pass the, torque pass the prevent animal cruelty and torture act also known as pact. it stab as federal law prohibiting heinous form of animal abuse known as crush wrack people maim and torture animals. the pact act was approved by the us