daytona beach, florida. sand and international speedway, but like a lot of tourist hot spots, there exists a seedy and dark underside. >> daytona attracts a lot of transit people and, so, along with the people that want to come here and enjoy daytona, we also have the criminal element that wants to come, also, and prey on the visitors that come here. but it's not just the visitors here who fall victim to crime. >> i'm working alone here in the store and it was 3:00. everything is fine. >> siaed moves his family from new york to daytona beach to get away from the cold. but the sun and surf are no protection against what happens on that beautiful summer day at the valero gas station and convenience store. >> i was fixing the newspaper and one guy opened the door and came right behind me and put knife here. >> udon can't believe what is happening to him. he fights back, but the knife wielding robber quickly gains the upper hand and threatens udon. >> told me, don't talk, don't move. if you move, i will cut your

well, if you're watching us on weh in west florida nearby daytona beach celebrate dads with the fareour country at the many faces of george washington at the museum of arts and sciences and that's your "early today" event of the day, lynn. >> thanks so much. >>> and now here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. while the experts are looking for a tight race at the box office this weekend, there are some furry favorites. mad gold topaz car 3 has earned. they take the top spot once again. it gets in with just $30 million. fyi, i'm always right. rock of ages starring tom cruise and alec baldwin. some think it's kind of a musical. it could be a surprise hit similar to mamma mia and hairspray. and finally fresh off last year's unprecedented razzie award sweep for jack & jill, the awards recognized adam sandler debuts with that's my boy despite co-star andy samburg. terrible and stinks has been used. this one's rated r. nevertheless adam's young male audience turns out. that will push it close to $20 million as well. the razzies are already drool skroog this comes

then the fast mile and a half in kentucky, super speedway at daytona. magic mile in new hampshire. a lot of great races coming up. join us nascar.com/tickets, the phone number at the bottom of the screen. buescher a shot at it. he'll have to settle for second. >> he sure did. walk me through that move. was there any possible way you think you might have been able to make it? >> there's a lot of moves at the end of the race that got us in position to go after the win. i got to thank everybody, chevy, steven turner for giving us great race car, amway for coming on board this weekend. it was a good showing for the first time in the sport. got to thank them for doing thatat. our car wafast. the number 30 was really, really good. just didn't have all of the speed we needed getting to the center of the corner. was just a little unstable. the late race restarts definitely helped. the longer we ran the more guys were able to get around us. the restarts were good. we couldn't take off initially, and then by the time we got to turn one. we were round up enough to make moves. i thought i was

emerges east of daytona beach thursday morning. then it's probably going to strengthen a little bit in the atlantic off the southeastern u.s. coast and then as it makes a little bit of a turn to the northeast as we head toward the weekend and early next week, we're going to have to watch the whole east coast including our beaches for the potential for some waves and maybe some riptides here. if you're headed that way, keep that in mind. the rest of our day with the day planner looks fantastic. a little bit breesesy but sunny -- breezy but sunny, low humidity levels. we'll get to the 70s, mid 70s this afternoon. it's been a bit breezy. latest winds gusting to 30 miles an hour in manassas. d.c. and baltimore gusting to 26 miles an hour. still a nice day after a cool morning. we got down into the 40s in cumberland. 51 in frederick. 62 here in town. 64 on the bay. right now look at this. low to middle 70s across the board. still 57 in garrett county in late june. looking outside on our weather camera in tysons corner, nary a cloud in t

south jacksonville into daytona and extreme heat, record highs. and the fires over the rockies and then showers from cheyenne to fargo. showers in upstate new york as well as new england. >>> 90s in the southeast. the midwest and rockies, some triple digits from phoenix to dallas. >>> coming up on "america this morning", apple winning a major legal victory for the ipad. >>> plus, a hit in other countries. general motors new minicar, coming to a show room near you. >>> later, trademarking some peculiar or should we say unique facial hair.ñ!ñkús]ñ >>> welcome back, everyone. our thirst for middle east oil may be cut in half by the end of the decade, thanks to new sources like shale oil and less demand. energy analysts say that we may not need any middle east oil by 2035. crude oil prices are around $79 a barrel these days which is far below this year's peak. >>> auto dealers are having the best june in five years, almost 20% more in sales than a year ago. some of that is because japanese automakers are back in business after last year's earthquake a

it looks like it will come back out around daytona beach sometime tone afternoon and another 4 or 6 inches, maybe even 8 inches of a man possible across florida. -- of rain possible across florida. boston so nice at 73, buffalo 78, chicago 83, but we were kind of the only corner of the nation with the compensation of the pacific northwest really basking in that. look at all the heat we've seen. these are all type records being tied or broken across the central united states to 109 in del rio, 106 amarillo and a second day at 105 for denver. crazy hot there. here are the next three days for us. you look that the and say wow, we've got to be grateful, 86 degrees tomorrow, sunshine, thursday 93 degrees and friday we start to get hot and that takes us through the weekend, friday's temperature 97 degrees and humidity noticeable again. meanwhile temperature in the district 72, still kind of warm, but manassas is down to 57 degrees, culpeper not too far behind at 61, winchester 63 degrees, so a lot of places getting very comfortable tonight. up to our north and west we find moor 60s. clear and co

then the fast mile and a half in kentucky, super speedway at daytona. magic mile in new hampshire. a lot of great races coming up. join us nascar.com/tickets, the phone number at the bottom of the screen. buescher a shot at it. he'll have to settle for second. >> he sure did. walk me through that move. was there any possible way you think you might have been able to make it? >> there's a lot of moves at the end of the race that got us in position to go after the win. i got to thank everybody, chevy, steven turner for giving us great race car, amway for coming on board this weekend. it was a good showing for the first time in the sport. got to thank them for doing that. our car was fast. the number 30 was really, really good. just didn't have all of the speed we needed getting to the center of the corner. was just a little unstable. the late race restarts definitely helped. the longer we ran the more guys were able to get around us. the restarts were good. we couldn't take off initially, and then by the time we got to turn one. we were round up enough to make moves. i thought i was

orlando, daytona beach.rd for worst weather the morning as we head out here, middle of the night. storm system moving onshore. temperatures in the 40s and 50s with a light rain through much of coastal oregon and washington state. not pretty up interstate 5 from portland northwards today. seattle, only 58 degrees. cloudy with rain today. ugly. nice and warm, though in the desert southwest. as we mentioned, a lot of hit and miss showers in the east. as far as middle of june goes, i think we'll take it. >> thanks, bill. >>> coming up, is she or isn't she having a baby? and who was last night's big country music winner? >>> plus, she allegedly wrote a song about her times with him. now he has his say. your first look at entertainment is straight ahead. you're watching "first look" on msnbc. [ lane ] your anti-wrinkle cream is gone... but what about your wrinkles? neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair. its retinol formula visibly reduces wrinkles in one week. why wait if you don't have to. neutrogena®. as part of a he

debby will come out around daytona beach. it will probably regenerate as a tropical storm.not think it will bother anybody. you might see some big waves in maryland. other than that, we don't have to be worried about debby coming up sure. breezy and comfortable -- coming upshore. if you take the boat out, the wind will increase. wave heights one to two feet. the heat index on friday will be over 100. 30% for a thunderstorm each of those days. big with the story is the oppressive heat and -- big weather story is the oppressive heat is coming back. >> time now for a last look at one of our big stories. jennifer franciotti joins us live with what happened. it sounds like we're hearing two different stories. >> police said they did was necessary to subdue the suspect. this all unfolded on tuesday. the woman said police came to our apartment after a neighbor called 911. police told them that he punched her. had just renewed --she had just renewed a peace order against him. police found him hiding in a closet. he went to reach for something. they hit him in the head. he was taken

she is a tropical depression near daytona beach. once it gets over the gulf stream, i think it will start to redevelop. it will stay off the coast and i don't think it will bother anybody along the southeast coast. if you're going to the beach this weekend, i don't think you have to worry about debby. it may create a big surf. breezy been very comfortable today. high temperature between 83 and 88. if you're taking the botha, a small craft advisory is in fact -- if you're taking the boat out, small craft advisory is in effect. another comfortable night tonight. temperatures drop back into the low to mid 60's. we will make it to 92 tomorrow. 97 on friday with the heat index probably 102 on friday afternoon. it will stay in the money plus all weekend. each one of those days there could be a couple of scattered thunderstorms popping up. the heat is back. >> 5:50. the orioles have a long day at the yard. >> here is a look at last night's winning maryland lottery numbers. >> good morning. we begin with the u.s. olympic swimming trials. mi

the day, there's the dream defenders, a group inspired by trayvon martin, who marched 40 miles from daytona beach to sanford, who occupied the police station and engaged in civil disobedience. there's the immigrant youth who are not waiting for the president to make sweeping statements, but instead marched hundreds, and thousands of miles and hung out in his office and made people listen. there's the u.s. student association who organizes on the outside and the on the inside, and they engaged in policy, which is amazing. there's the league of young voters. there's young invincibles who took a bus tour around the country and just sat down and talked with people. there's the green jobs movements. we're doing all of this stuff and it's incredible. despite our skepticism and disillusionment. so solutions here. another world is possible. we're envisioning another america. one that actually, accurately represents its makeup. we need to elect young people to office. our political system isn't broken. we're just not using it correctly. we feed to elect people to office that don't have advanced degr

thy daytona see him get up and run at powell. >> why do you think the jurors came to a not guilty verdictn the use of force case, if the officers do what they're trained to do how can you find them guilty of a crime? the jury always understood that. rodney king was the aggression ser and always had the ability to say, that's it. i don't want anymore. >> what was your reaction when you initially heard not guilty, not guilty, not guilty? >> the public was not going to accept it. >> king was right. this is the reaction just outside the courthouse. sheriff's deputies having to protect sergeant stacy cune as he makes his way to his car. movie director john singleton is in the crowd and makes a prediction. >> what these people have done is lit the fuse to a bomb. >> within just two hours after the verdict's downtown los angeles is a war zone. >> i said, you know, if i was 20 years younger and had new tennis shoes, i would be in the streets tonight. this was a lynching on video. >> looters go on a rampage. innocent people are randomly attacked. >> no. >> white truck driver, reginald denny, just

the interstate corridor between tampa, orlando and daytona beach is splis 50/150 republican and democratans in tampa and puerto ricans in orlando. half cuban and half puerto rican. >> amazing. a strong opinion. when ch you ask, i'm tired of it. yop think my district -- so whatever political party can get those particular folks out to vote probably can win or lose. >> reporter: that may come down to which candidate does a better job at courtship. >> the issues are clearly economic. like they are for everyone else. but hispanics really like to be appealed to. they love for candidates to come to their fiestas, to events at their churches, and to speak a few words in spanish, but not look fake about it. >> reporter: sure, there are specific issues that will sway some. cuban-american hernandez says one was the obama's administration granting raul castro's daughter permission to attend a conference in san francisco. >> i don't like obama before, and now worse. >> reporter: experts say some hot button issue could gain nudge traction between now and november to turn florida's hispanic vote one w

>> now i'm coming into victory lane, if i could be in the daytona 500! >> what did you think? >> between 1-10? >> i will give you an 8.9 or a 9.2. really nice job >> i have a new respect for these guys. the defending champion will be dale earnhardt jr.. he'd won last week. >> you didn't wreck the car or anything >> i didn't blow the >> i didn't blow the transmission!,, discover british columbia. visit:

looking at a lot of rain anywhere from 3 to 5 inches from daytona beach, orlando, just to the north of miami. >> good morning. the sun is out. the forecast is good all over the state. mid 80's for highs with lots of su >> and that's your latest weather. savannah? >> al, thanks. now we are kicking off an hour, yes an hour, with our power players, "today's professionals." attorney and author star jones, ad executive donny deutsch and head and neck surgeon and nbc's chief medical editor, we may need a doctor, dr. nancy snyderman. >> speaking of doctors. the psychiatric team from bellevue is checking us out now. >> i've got a blood pressure cuff right over there. let's start with the hot topic. the miss usa controversy. miss pennsylvania was on our show this morning, exclusively, talking about why she stepped down basically relinquished her title of miss pennsylvania because she thinks the contest was rigged. first of all i know you all watched the interview. did you believe her story? >> she seemed to be very credible. however i'm waiting to see some evidence. it's one thing to make a cla

program is just to give you an idea, this car that they have been working on, it raced on the track at daytona, it was exhibited at the washington auto show, i mean, these kids are legit it is the things dreams are made of and the real dream here is the future it creates for those young people rickey how old are you? >> 18. >> how long you been working on this car. >> for about maybe a year or so but we you know started a couple months ago to work on it for the america event. >> how cool was it knowing it was going to compete in a legit race. >> felt great to know that our participating helping build the car and we were going the race it across the track. >> so you were part of it tell me what you did here. >> i helped put the wing on the back of the car, the wing produces down force when the car is turning so it won't fly and yeah, that is is why i helped andy. >> now did you ever think you would be able to do something like that. >> no, i never did i probably wouldn't have been able to do it by myself i am glad i had help. >> at one point when you were part of this were you like you know wha

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west of daytona beach. while the strength is weakening the true toll of the damage that this cost is just beginning to be realized. overnight conditions continue to get worse for the crews that are trying to control the wild fires that are burning in colorado. see the building that one of their and more than 2100 people have been chased from their homes than will ordered to leave because of a fire that has burned already. shearson officials have ordered about 32,000 people out of the area nearly 260 homes have burned in in of a fire in the northern part of the stake in over 87,000 a. have burned. >> mark: a livermore teenager recovering right now she was bitten by a shark in hawaii. it happened in mallee. the from the girl suffering from a 4 to 5 in. by the 16 year old family to occur to the local hospital. meanwhile the officials close the beach. >> darya: it is scary. all right, we will be back with more in just a couple of minutes left ticket live with that san francisco was pretty clear right now we wil

. >> it is 500 miles from the sands of daytona beach to the carolina hill country. >> reporter: whatdary junior johnson learned about outrunning the law, men like him applied to another all-boys club, auto racing. >> definitely a man's world. >> reporter: troy ball is one of the first women to break into that man's world. >> and how did it feel for you to join that pack? >> it felt great. >> troy is the owner and operator of troy & sons, one of four female operators in the country. >> was its easy? >> it still was difficult because they don't really trust outsiders. >> reporter: troy moved her families to the mountains of north carolina after her two sons were diagnosed with a rare metabolic disorder. >> we brought them here to try to keep them alive. when you come to the mountains and get to know the locals, they bring you moonshine. >> reporter: jerry robbins was one of those. he ran moonshine in high school. >> if i told you, i'd have to shoot you. >> reporter: did you ever run moonshine again? you don't have to answer that. >> no. >> reporter: troy, who had. worked outside the ho

. >> it is 500 miles from the sands of daytona beach to the carolina hill country. >> reporter: whatlegendary junior johnson learned outrunning the law -- >> this is a raid on a moonshine still -- >> reporter: men like him applied to another all-boy club, auto racing. >> definitely a man's world. >> reporter: troy ball is one of the first women to break into that man's world. and how did it feel for you to join the pack? >> it felt great. >> reporter: troy is the owner/operator of troy & sons. was it easier to cozy up to the moonshiners as a woman? >> definitely easier. they like women. that's a good thing. but it still was difficult because they don't really trust outsiders. >> reporter: troy moved her family to the mountains of western north carolina eight years ago after her two oldest sons were diagnosed with a rare metabolic disorder. >> we brought them here to try to keep them alive. and when you land in the mountains, get to know the locals, if they like you, they bring you moonshine. >> reporter: jerry rogers was one of those locals. >> nobody else has the patent. >> reporter

for "good morning america," matt gutman, abc news, daytona, florida. >>> adam kaufman is here with us welcome to "good morning america." we showed that moment when the verdict was being read. we saw your face go down. what were you thinking after five years of this ordeal? >> that it was finally over. all i could think about were my two children, my wife. to be honest, i didn't hear anything else until my attorneys hugged me. and i knew it was over. >> time stopped? >> stopped. >> did you ever have any doubt, ever believe that this jury was going to find you guilty? >> in my heart, i didn't. i didn't. i really -- you believe it up to 12, good people that have to make a very, very difficult decision. presented with the evidence in this case, i just didn't feel that they would be able to come back with a guilty verdict. with that being said, anything could have happened. you never know. just positive thought. prayers from family. so many supporters. family surrounding me the whole time in the courtroom. >> and that must have made all the difference in the world, to have lena's family st

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that's why we have flash flood watches and warnings in effect from daytona beach up into jacksonville and southeastern georgia through tomorrow. this is going to be a slow mover. we'll be talking about this for at least another 48 hours. ann. >> all right, al. thank you so much for reporting on this story. >>> now we want to turn to a "today" exclusive tied to the jerry sandusky case. nbc news has obtained an audio recording of a police interview with adopted son matt as he describes how he was alleged by abused by his father. we should warn you this conversation is graphic at times. nbc national correspondent michael isikoff has more on this story. michael, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, ann. for years jerry sandusky's adopted son matt publicly stood by his father. but four days into his trial matt sandusky secretly met with police and told a disturbing story on tape. jerry sandusky's adopted son matt, in his own words, describes for the first time how he says he was molested with the father. >> the showering, hugging, rubbing, talking to me, the way he spoke. >> reporter:

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that's why we have flash flood watches and flash flood warnings now in effect from daytona beach up into jacksonville and into southeastern georgia through tomorrow. so this is going to be a slow mover. we'll be talking about this for at least another 48 hours. ann? >> al, thank you so much for your reporting on this story. we want to turn to a "today" exclusive tied to the jerry sandusky case. nbc news has obtained an audio recording of a police interview by his adopted son matt and how he was abaused by his father. i want to warn you, parts of it are graphic. >> reporter: four days into his trial, matt sandusky secretly met with police and told a disturbing story on tape. jerry sandusky's adopted son, matt, in his own words describes for the first time how he says he was molested by his father. >> with like the showering, the hugging, the rubbing, the talking to me, the way he spoke. >> reporter: nbc news has exclusively obtained a 29-minute tape recorded by police detectives the week before jerry sandusky's conviction. at the time they were preparing sandusky's son to testify as a sur

offshore of saint augustine, the leftover rains today will be really south of main flood zone, south of daytonaand the streams will get into southern florida. the other big weather story is the heat and the wildfires that are burning in colorado. these pictures now, the waldo canyon fire west of colorado springs has pretty much exploded. it doesn't seem to be that big when you compare it to the high park fire, but 6200 acres, it's getting closer to colorado springs proper, nearly 10,000 people have been evacuated inside the city limits, a total of 32,000 people have been evacuated in the fire zone just to the west of colorado springs, 5% containment with this and winds have been erratic and the heat has been extreme. that's the main thing with this. the temperatures in denver had set all time record highs with 105 degrees in the past several days. the heat will continue in the colorado front range and the heat will push off to the east and eventually the eastern u.s. as well. >> rob, there's no fire almanac, is there? it's june. any thoughts about how the summer is going to be? >> if you look a

highways and race tracks racing against the clock and each other and these cars run 180 miles an hour daytona, they run 90 race tracks around the country. >> this car just ran in may. >> ran in may. >> how did it do. >> it did very well, they had some issues this year, hopefully next year it will be sorted out but these cars are fabulously equipped >> how fast did it go? >> i would imagine just on the order -- i don't know 160 probably. >> give or take. >> yeah, act. >> miles per hour 160. so you had some teething issues but they had challenges but had to overcome them. >> they did that is the spirit of one lap the spirit of having the kids involved. >> and the spirit of life. >>th inning is ever easy. >> but they came in third. >> they did very very well. and again, this year was challenging we had race tracks that were incredibly fast, auto processes that were slow and technical difficulty on other race tracks you had to drive eight days straight up to 600 miles a night. >> that is a lot. >> it is. >> i want to check in with a couple of these brilliant minds i will check with my man josh ho

three people have been killed in a van crash in or monday beach, florida, just outside of the daytonaere inside the van and it blew a tire and rolled over and crashed. no word at this time on exactly how many people were injured in addition. we will keep you updated on that crash. >>> arizona police are investigating the discovery of five bodies found burned beyond recognition. were they victims of mexican drug cartel violence? that is the question. casey stegall is live with the latest. h hello, casey. >> hi, shannon. the crime seen in pinau county arizona right between the u.s./mexico border and the city of phoenix making it a perfect spot really for smugglers because parts of the county are remote and there are main highways that run through it connecting the border to phoenix and, of course, that is a major metro area where drugs and weapons are being sent and distributed from all over the united states. the burned out white ford expedition discovered in the early morning hours after a u.s. border patrol agent notice tracks off a main interstate that led into the desert. when they

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tornado watches issued from daytona beach to orlando to tampa. the storm is weak at 50 mile per hour and i mentioned how slow this system is going to be crawling. five days from now the hurricane center has this storm barely moving into north florida. that means a lot of heavy rain is on the way for areas of southern georgia and especially central and north florida. oh, yeah, by the way, we have a historic heat wave taking place from texas to montana. denver has been ridiculous, the new phoenix, 100 degree heat over the weekend. it's going to continue until about wednesday. in the middle of the country, nothing is going to change. very hot conditions for you and our friends in the northeast rain is on the way shortly moving into philadelphia and new york city. you're watching "morning joe" brewed by starbucks. how do you know which ones to follow? the equity summary score consolidates the ratings of up to 10 independent research providers into a single score that's weighted based on how accurate they've been in the past. i'm howard spielberg of f

suffering shareholders, simon of the racetrack businesses, both speedway and interinitial out of dayto daytona is largely based on their -- nascar is on the second-most bush they've suffered, because as i would call them joe six-pack has not been attending races as much. >> you've confused me, you see, because half of the commentary is half -- the second half is you may buy it, because more -- >> i'm not meaning to confuse you, simon. i think attendance will help at the margin if we bring the gas price down, but largely the value is from the tv contracts. >> where are we going on that, if that is the key reason for buys? >> i think there's a discount from the private market value we are a los angeles-suffering, but patient shareholders. >> and not just a shareholders, you own the bonds as well, right? >> that's right, so david, i like a little spread, i don't want to take much duration risk. i want to be paid to wait, whether that's a dividend from a place line moulsen or corporate credit like speedway. >> i like the way you wrapped them both up. joe six-pack maybe going to a 12 of-pack. >> it