in daytona, which is the home of the daytona 500, we are putting $400 million into totally renovating the facilities. we are not thinking about just raising, which is our bread and butter, but also about what other events we can put on that will be great for the business, great for the fans, and also drive economic impact for our community. we've had such a positive reaction so far. we are going to open on february, 2016, and the plans are so exciting. we will be a would to open up to concerts. other checks have wine festivals. all kinds of charitable events. we will continue to expand even more with his entertainment options. question did this in kansas city. -- >> you did this in kansas city. this is something that requires a lot of public funding upfront. i imagine there are some questions about that. what impact does it have on the economic vitality of what was a region that was really depressed? >> we opened our track, kansas speedway in 2001. low and behold, we learned we had a great partner with the state of kansas and also with the county. we got together and figure it out the

stuart: you have a way of getting me to go to the daytona 500 with you.sweepstakes of sort or anybody can go with you, if they win these sweepstakes. you have to tell me how we do this. >> it is quite simple. as a sweepstakes to go, all you have to do enter attacks attacksact.com/danica. that's it. your paid trip for it is quite cold around the country at this time and lovely in florida. you meet me. everything paled for. you can win my race work, bodywork, all kinds of cool things as memorabilia. tact act is a tax act is a knew sponges sore for this year a prime sponsor for my car in the race before the daytona 500 a non-points race which gets everyone cited about our season started and ben at martinsville happening before the magical april 15th date when we need to remember to pay our taxes. stuart: unlikely event i win the sweepstakes and come to the daytona 500, with you, danica, do you think i would stand out like a sore thumb, a elderly englishman with an accent at daytona 500, do you think i would stand out at all? would you make me welcome? >> not

the sands of daytona on which he built a racing dynasty. today's competitors with risks will come rewards but who will be willing to risk the most and claim the title of champion of rolex 24 at daytona? >>> competition is the engine that drives innovation. fuels the spirit. challenges the soul and pushes individuals

jeff gordon making a special appearance at the wizards game tonight, part after a promotion for the daytona 500500 which kicks off the nascar season at the end of february. gordon is 43 years old. some think he may be too old to keep racing. gordon says that is not the case despite what others may think. >> i dropped my son off at school this morning. one of his classmates -- i had a beard -- i shaved for this trip. i had a beard with a lot of gray and he said are you racing this year and i said yes i am. he said you look too old the be racing. i thought that was hilarious. >> john harbaugh and his staff have agreed to coach the afc pro-bowl team which is supposed to be the broncos. since the coaching staff was dismantled the nfl reached out to baltimore. the confines of the infinity center has the turps3-1 in the conference. tomorrow night they host another newbie, the inaugural season for rutgers, now considered the worst team in the conference but off a huge upset over wisconsin this weekend. the coach isn't worried. he says it is his team's chemistry on the court this season that has be

we have a daytona hemi which they only made 22 of them to begin with. daytona hemi 4-speed. the only one known to exist with the original motor. it's got 6,000 miles. >> very quickly, which car in particular are you drooling over? >> pardon me? >> which car are you drooling over, sir? >> which car am i -- >> yeah, which one do you like? >> last one i sold. the last one i sold. >> i know -- we got to go but i know what mine is. it's the '72 ferrari dino or the honda mini bike you have. thank you for your time. >> we sold the honda mini bike a little earlier. >> do you remember what it went for? >> i think it went for $5,000. >> for a mini bike. dana mecum, now i'm watching. thank you. >> how mini is mini? >> it's your size. >> my size, that's really mini. $5,000 for something that big. okay, everybody. thanks for watching "street signs." >> "the closing bell," last hour of trading begins right now. >>> and welcome to "the closing bell." i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> and i'm bill griffeth. listen to this statistic. this is unbelievable. now, volatility has

he has 92 sprint cup wins three daytona 500 victories. >>> does hockey have a new superhero?a mini stanley cuptrophy on her head. >>> and a growing pains patriots mashup video posted by patriots wide receiver edelman, the perfect comic relief amidst deflate gate. >>> and just ahead the latest craze on the road goggle wearing dogs riding shot gun. you are watching "early today." nough cash back from bank of america to help pay for her kids' ice time. before earning 1% cash back everywhere, every time. and 2% back at the grocery store. even before she got 3% back on gas all with no hoops to jump through. katie used her bankamericard cash rewards credit card to stay warm and toasty during the heat of competition. that's the comfort of rewarding connections. apply online or at a bank of america near you. [coughing] dave, i'm sorry to interrupt... i gotta take a sick day tomorrow. dads don't take sick days, dads take nyquil. the nighttime, sniffling sneezing, coughing aching, fever, best sleep with a cold medicine. why do i cook? because i make the best chicken noodle soup. becaus

and the first time he met an arab was at the daytona 500 when he was governor. >> that's his experience. >> so he did go to israel while he was governor. and golda maye lent him a station wagon and went to the west bank visited settlements and he did acquaint himself with the situation there. it was in the holy land, as he thinks of it, he conceived the idea that god placed him in office to bring peace to the holy land. that presumption, to start with. walter mondale, who was vice president, told me on the first day of office, carter said we're going to try and bring peace. and the universal advice from his advisors was, let's wait until your second term. >> the classic second term goal. >> let's not try that right now. so to start with -- it started with carter, he had the determination and persistence and maybe the delusion he could do this. and he is working with two very eccentric men, sadat, longed for peace. >> yeah. >> israel had captured the sinai in 196 and sadat tried to recapture it in '73 and scared the israelis, you know, just was a -- took them out of their sense of smugne

. >> reporter: the calming voice of the daytona control tower attempting to talk the pilot down, the airport just a mile away but the single engine cessna is too low. >> are you climbing, ma'am? i need you to climb. >> reporter: nearly 400 americans died in small plane crashes last year. this fiery crash happened just last month in maryland, killing six. the leading cause, pilot loss of control. what kind of enemy is panic? >> once we panic, it's over. >> reporter: too o often, the inexperienced pilot stalls while climbing. as this instructor showed me over california. >> try and relax when that happens. >> reporter: but ms. tabata was inexperienced and piloting a plane she was not certified to fly alone, according to the plane's owner. >> if you can hear me please contact me. please say something. >> reporter: there would be no answer. mihoko tabata died on impact. the wreckage found in the five-foot-deep waters of the atlantic ocean. jim avila, abc news, washington. >>> tonight on the eve of a big new game in the nfl, the tough new personal conduct policy getting a test. here's rya

he was in town to the daytona 500 which is called the super bowl of racing coming up next month. he absolutely smoked his opponent in the race. >>> a rather odd story involving another nascar driver. kyl busch is involved in -- kyle busch is involved in a legal dispute with his former girlfriend who he claims is a trained assassin. patricia driscoll declined comment tuesday after appearing in a delaware court. she filed a protection of abuse order after accusing busch of grabbing her neck and face and slamming her head into a wall in his motor home. the race car driver and his attorney deny these accusations. >> we know one thing. he never ever physically abused her and we are real comfortable that that was made clear today. >> video submitted into evidence shows driscoll in military fatigues and training at a gun show. she's also the president of a foundation that helps veterans and ceos on front line defense systems. it's a washington-based defense contractor. during his testimony, busch said driscoll's profession took her on missions around the globe and one time she left in c

daytona, we are putting $400 million into renovating the facilities. we are not just thinking about raising anymore but whether -- what other events could be great business for the fans and drive economic impact for our community? we had such a positive reaction. the plans are so exciting and we will be able to open up the concert. all kinds of charitable event's. we will continue to expand even more with operations. >> you start the kansas speedway. this is something that required a lot of public funding upfront and i imagine there may have been some questions about that. is what is the -- what is the economic impact of a region that is depressed? >> we learned we had a great partner with the state of kansas we got together and figured out there was a blighted area. it was going rapidly backwards. there was nothing there whatsoever. after we have built the race track and all of the developments that sprung up around it we now have a casino we are getting ready to go to a hotel. there is a whole village area right around the race track. 12 million visi

in daytona, which is the home of the daytona 500, we are putting $400 million into totally renovating the facilities. we are not thinking about just raising, which is our bread and butter, but also about what other events we can put on that will be great for the business, great for the fans, and also drive economic impact for our community. we've had such a positive reaction so far. we are going to open on february, 2016, and the plans are so exciting. we will be a would to open up to concerts. other checks have wine festivals. all kinds of charitable events. we will continue to expand even more with his entertainment options. question did this in kansas city. -- >> you did this in kansas city. this is something that requires a lot of public funding upfront. i imagine there are some questions about that. what impact does it have on the economic vitality of what was a region that was really depressed? >> we opened our track, kansas speedway in 2001. low and behold, we learned we had a great partner with the state of kansas and also with the county. we got together and figure it out the

after >> lots of folks are talking about this dynamic duo they spent township days in a closet at daytona beach state clem and police say they were not furthering their education there. they called 911 saying they were chased into the closet and it was locked. police arrived and said no, it's not. they now believe drugs in particular meth may have had something to do with inexplainable behavior senator reed's workout landed him in a hospital. a piece of equipment broke workout equipment that is rushed to the hospital with broken bones in his face and broken ribs. the senator's office said he is expected to make a full reoffery. he'll be back in washington d.c. this weekend. >> talk about a guy with a story, 1963 this man got into a car wreck and had cuts on arms and didn't think a whole lot of it. fast forward 35 years went through a metal detector and it started beeping. they used scanner and it went crazy on his arm. he knew something was in. there he waited longer. last month he was carrying a concrete block his muscle tightened up and arm goon swell. new year's eve he had surmy and do

he has 92 career cup wins putting third during the daytona 25 wins. this will be gore gone's 23rd season racing. >> this year for tax filing you might be getting a refund. jolene kemp from our sister network is here to explain. >> customers flooded them with complaints after they were discovered to buy more expensive software. to any investor who sold one share of stock at 2015 would have to buy the more expensive version of turbo tax. they will issue $25 refunds to any one affected. good year announced a recall of tires. akayed yaws and enclaves have the recalled tires on the cars and they may be known to crack actually. little bit dangerous. watch out for >> starbucks is trying to get you your coffee even faster. delivery will start by the second half of the year. if you have the coffee chain will soon allow you to order or pay for your order before you set foot inside the starbucks store. they will roll out nationwide before the end of the year. if you are here in new york city you will soon see starbucks express location. they will offer a stream

he calls me and says, this guy in daytona beach has one of these cars. i get hold of that guy.p in georgia. i talked to the guy in georgia. he bought the car from an auction in arizona in 2005. now i'm excited. this falls into my timeline. i end up with a huge stack of paperwork from all the auctions that happened in scottsdale in 2005. found the car, pulled the information. i didn't recognize the name. but as soon as i read the address it was the biggest, most exciting moment of the investigation. oh, my god. i decoded the treasure map. because the address was the partial from the treasure map. perfect absolute match for the sketch that he had left behind in the truck. i'm thinking it might be my one shot to break this thing open and get this guy in custody. what we found was a retired guy living by himself in this house. >> they showed me a picture and said, do you know this person? i knew it was mclean. a long-time neighbor brought rick to my house. rick was going through a divorce. i invited rick to stay in the spare bedroom. i didn't know he had a different side. i only fe

. >> this daytona beach shows a dog suffering a fatal fall. >> town -- down goes the two. >> so does this jacksonville video. >> we have to stop this inhumane way of gambling. >> reporter: state senator ran her investigation into how the dogs were treated. >> is it true that the dogs are kept in small ken else. is it true that they are kept in vans that are not airconditioned. is it true that they are confined for many hours during the day? >> the answer is it's true. the people of florida, once they find out what goes on behind the tracks, behind the lights behind the excitement once they see what is really going on they'll say "enough, this is not who we are as a people." >> reporter: those that argue to an end to dog racing on humane grounds have unlikelial lies. >> if we have 100 watching a dog race, it's a lot of people. >> dog track owners who want to reduce dog racing. he and his family own the naples fort meyers track and poker room in south-west florida, a business started by his grandfather. he has heard the criticism, watched the decline of the sport. why do it? >> poker i

existed before us and we're born into a ben of obligations and privileges we didn't create that we daytona choose, and yet that -- we didn't choose but are binding. for paine this was problem even though it was fact and he wanted a free system of government to liberate people from that as much as possible. liberate them from generational obligations as much as it liberates them from oppression by people around them. i think the place of the courts as its taking shape would have been a problem for him in that respect. but the radicalism of the fundamental claim has to be understood. thomas jefferson said something like this, too. a famous exchange of letters in september of 1797 between jefferson and madison jefferson makes something very much like paine's claim. every law should expire after a generation. the maddison writes back this wonderful letter and says, very gently says, if you think about what things will look like on the day the laws expire i'm not sure we want to do that. the radicalism of jefferson's kind of liberalism goes that far, and there are times when he was willing to t

host: tom in daytona beach. sandy beach treats in -- "the old fullback for all liberals always admired for their good hearts and good intentions when their policies are proven failures." tony is a republican in north carolina. caller: yeah, hi, how you doing? i'm an 80-year-old italian-american. i used to live in long island, first in brooklyn. he drove me out of the state. he raised my property tax from $2000 a year to almost $20,000 a year. i retired in 1991, and now i'm living in north carolina. he drove me, my three brothers and two sisters out of the state , out of business after i'm tired, small business -- after i retired, small business. i couldn't even support the business. he would just tax you to death. that is why i am living in north carolina now, because of him. i wouldn't give you five cents for that guy, because he did it all over the state and the poor people suffered the most with him. thank you. host: tony in a north carolina. representative pete king, republican of new york, his tweet -- "all

joining me is john rayfield in daytona beach tom as a, start with you. you are seeing. >> great open today great first day of trading. we all know this cloud based file sharing is the wave of the future. they got into the enterprise and have people who want to pay for it which is different from drop offs, no one wants to pay for that for free. 40%, the fortune 500, pays back for their file sharing service, good company. charles: it was a good thing you couldn't get short before the ipo. >> because of the float a 10% float out there so you had very few people buying the small-stock available in it. tom is right. cloud storage of the future this is a great company. my worry is valuation, it will be pushed up so much and also competition. the future is cloud computing but you have a lot head wind as far as copying, they have been hacked and a lot of competition problems that worry me about valuations. charles: the competition thing, i look at companies behind the eightball like ibm. there might be serious consolidation where maybe something like a box could

he has 92 career sprint cup wins and is a three-time daytona 500 winner.or sports is part owner. he says he will remain heavily involved with the company for many years to come but big announcement from jeff gordon who has had an amazing career. bill: so he thought he was doing the right thing. man tackles a guy who walked into a store with a handgun, but the would-be hero is now facing charges. figure that one out. martha: and there are some new and disturbing reports that isis is spreading from iraq and syria to yemen now. so is the president doing enough to stop their march? >> when you take troops off the table, you're saying we want to destroy isis unless it means we have to put troops on the ground, and we're not willing to do that. look, i don't know where he's at on this, and it's frankly, disappointing and disheartening. bill: new i cases reported in the disneyland measles outbreak, 70 people infected in five u.s. states and mexico. measles, highly contagious virus, causes flu-like symptoms and rashes. the disease was considered eradicated in the

jeff gordon, 43 won the daytona 500 three times, number three with 93 career wins battled with back spasms and had back therapy. big news if you're interested in nascar sports. >>> over to the cme group and collect in with rick santelli and get the santelli exchange. >> good morning, carl. boy, a fun day on the trading floor. fun denoted by lots of movement some surprises, some nonsurprises. quickly, before i get with my special guest, look where swiss rates are, just to get an idea of what's go on in the world. one-year minus 105 basis points. two years minus 102en minus 1% in threes. 5s minus 70. ten-year minus 20 basis points. a chart of that wow, all i can say. >> if you remember the rule of '72 double your money, minus 1%. if you stayed there yooud lose 100%. that's the rate of decline by investing there. >> a lot of themes today. give me your first blush on the ecb and mario draghi did and then let's go back and forth. >> i think the first blush is that he put in inflation target on. he said that we're going to continue to buy euros at 60 billion a month until september 16 or inflati

. >> reporter: the calming voice of the daytona control tower attempting to talk the pilot down, theg, ma'am? i need you to climb. >> reporter: nearly 400 americans died in small plane crashes last year. this fiery crash happened in maryland last month killing six. the leading cause, pilot loss of control. what kind of enemy is panic? >> once we panic it's over. >> reporter: too often inexperienced pilots stall while climbing as this instructor showed me over california. >> try to relax when that happened. >> reporter: but she was inexperienced and piloting a plane she was not certified to fly alone, according to the plane's owner. >> if you can hear me please contact me. please say something. >> reporter: there would be no answer. mihoko tabata died on impact. the wreckage found the five foot deep waters of the atlantic ocean. jim avila, abc news, washington. >>> southwest airlines is learning a very expensive lesson about the passenger bill of rights. the airline has been hit with a record $1.6 million fine after stranding passengers for hours on the tarmac at chicago's midway airp

kansas and daytona looking for to see what happens down there. a pleasure to talk to both of you. i hope to see you at a game come as you had a race. >> absolutely. >> thank you very much. [applause] >> we're a parting gift. >> wow. >> and i you have divisive. >> thank you. >> thank you steve. >> 1984, democratic convention speech by mario cuomo, who died on new year's day at the age of 82. then viewers calls on immigration and naturalization for the washington journal. interviews with authors and entrepreneurs from this year's washington ideas festival. >> here are some of our featured programs you'll find this holiday weekend on the c-span network. saturday night at it a car p.m. eastern on c-span, from the explorers club, apollo 16 after not charlie duke, the youngest man to walk on the moon. sunday evening at it :00 p.m. on c-span's q&a, president and ceo of the national council, the largest national hispanic civil rights group united states. on c-span two saturday night at 10:00 on book tvs afterwards, meet the press chuck todd on president obama's performance. sunday at noon

we go to james in daytona beach, florida. the democratic our. caller: good morning. you all doing? host: we're fine. caller: as far as regulations, you have __ you don't have regulations unless businessmen appoint some shenanigans. there goes all the way back to the antitrust laws that were first created. but i want to bring up a half_truth that was always told. there were two senators __ graham from texas, and another republican senator __ put in legislation in the middle of the night during the last year or two of bill clinton's administration. bill clinton was going to sign a budget the next day, and phil gramm and the other republican put legislation into deregulate fannie mae and freddie mac. and it always gets put on bill clinton and his administration like he did it. republicans put that in in the middle of the night, and bill clinton, all he did was signed the budget the next day. so i want to clear that up. bill clinton did notto regulate fannie mae and freddie mac. it was two republicans who put that in in the bill. guest: i'm not familiar with the specific

the morning lows tomorrow, atlanta 14, daytona 40, charleston 20, buffalo 9. into friday we're going to see more cold air coming in here but look at this. the highs new orleans will be 39, feel like 33 degrees. charleston 35 degrees. and week got a clipper coming across, going to bring more lake-effect snow and a wider swath friday into early saturday morning from chicago into cleveland. in fact, let's go to chicago right now. that's where we find kevin tibbles. boy, kevin, that hat says it all. it's 2 degrees outside right now. frostbite a big problem for people outside more than 15, 20 minutes. >> reporter: well, al, the extreme measures call for other extreme measures. i got this hat in russia on a today show shoot and today it is extreme enough here in chicago to pull it out of the cold storage. speaking of cold storage, well, i'm standing in the sun and this is reading just under 10 degrees here. the temperature throughout chicagoland area with the wind chill is minus 20 to minus 30 degrees, that's the reason why all of the chicago public schools are clos

going to the daytona 500. none of that is in there.had encouraged him to do that inline skating race and rick hit the wall about 150 miles per hour. so when he said it wasn't fractured i said oh my god that's wonderful news. that's wonderful news. >> you went with me to the hospital. >> i did. i wanted to seat x-ray. >> a lot about workers' comp. comp. >> what was your favorite? >> oh. >> there are so many. >> yeah. >> some. >> i like our regulars. i like huckabee, father jonathan. jonathan. >> huckabee is coming up soon. >> actually, you know what my favorite one was, it didn't end up in there the day i was squatting. i think i had a marine on my back. back. it was like one of the obstacle courses. >> you know what? there is no better show to work on. work on. >> that's true. >> hands down. >> best folks. nicest folks. true. terrific. terrific. and you are terrific. thank you for being with the thank you for being with the the best. coming up, they are in our country illegally. now they can get drivers license. license. now it's costi