but in february danica's final spin at daytona ended with a crash. >> slammed into the wall!you kidding? >> reporter: finished in 35th place. >> danica patrick -- >> reporter: a few weeks ago we followed danica around godaddy before heading to company headquarters in tempe. >> danica patrick! >> reporter: surprising a few employees and devoted fans with tickets to her final race. >> oh my god! yes, yes! >> reporter: in her post-racing life, patrick plans on having more time to focus on her growing business empire. which already includes a clothing line and a wine label. >> they're amazing companies and passions of mine. so if i kept racing 40 weeks a year, for how long, i mean -- they don't get the attention that is needed to see them to their fullest potential. >> reporter: she's also a fitness fanatic, even writing a health and wellness book. on sunday, danica patrick takes the wheel for her final race. hoping to take the checkered flag at the indianapolis 500. she'll be the only woman in the race, leaving behind the sport where she has been such a trail blazer. >> i choose

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but in february, her final spin at daytona ended with a crash. >> slam into the wall!porter: she finished in 35th place. a few weeks ago we followed danica around go daddy where she did a few interviews before heading to company headquarters in tempe. surprising a few employees and devoted fans with tickets to her final race. the only woman in the race. leaving behind the sport where she has been such a trail blazer. >> i choose to focus on the positive and i'm thankful for it. >> reporter: marcus moore, scottsdale, arizona. >> trail blazer? >> yeah. >> yeah. she competed with the boys. >> speaking of competing with the boys, a barbie car fast enough for danica, that's next. hat's next. a barbie car fast enough for danica, that's next. make the most of a few minutes with instant moisture from ky. heartburn and gas? ♪ now fight both fast new tums chewy bites with gas relief all in one relief of heartburn and gas ♪ ♪ tum tum tum tums new tums chewy bites with gas relief >>> time for the mix here on a monday. holiday monday nonetheless. >> because we're always hungry, we'

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police say near daytona the woman was threatened and beaten by her boyfriend and held against her will for two days. she convinced him to take their dog to the vet, and he was arrested after she passed a staffer a note that read, call the cops. my boyfriend is threatening me. he has a gun. crazy. >>> a traffic stop in new york city turned into a dangerous getaway. 27-year-old george lopez hit the gas when officers tried to arrest him. well, he's accused of ramming patrol cars going up a highway the wrong way. five people ended up in the hospital including three police officers and lopez himself. >>> so, we can feel a certain disturbance in the force. the new movie "solo: a star wars story" from our parent company, of course, was tops at the box office over the weekend, but its $83 million in north america so far this weekend is well, well short of expectations. "deadpool 2" with half as much and "avengers" still kind of hanging in there earning another $16.5 million. >>> a pair of levi's jeans just sold for merely $100,000 at a private auction, but they are vintage, like really vintage

a house struck by lightning in daytona beach, florida. dangerous storms across the plains. large hail in south dakota. rob marciano tracking it for us. hey, rob. >> there is more rain coming. deep tropical moisture from the south. along this stationary boundary. that will occur in virginia, d.c., philadelphia and new england throughout the day tomorrow. severe weather tonight in eastern colorado, oklahoma and kansas. tomorrow it moves to nebraska. big wind and hail. maybe a tornado or two. david. >> rob, thank you. news about the victim of a russian poison plot. the surprising turn today and what vladimir putin is saying tonight. >>> the bus collision during rush hour in new york city. there are dozens of passengers injured. we have news on their conditions tonight. we'll be right back. at&t provides edge-to-edge intelligence, covering virtually every part of your manufacturing business. & so this won't happen. because you've made sure this sensor and this machine are integrated. & she can talk to him, & yes... atta, boy. some people assign genders to machines. and you can

down in florida, video captured a lightning strike at a home in daytona beach. a direct hit but no one was hurt. looking at the radar you see rain still lingering across much of the east. more severe storms are also expected from the dakotas to kansas. as for temps you'll see a lot of the nation warming up in the 80s, even the 90s in some areas but staying pretty cool in the northeast. we're looking at 62 in new york. 55 in boston. >>> coming up, the new concern about the erupting volca in hawaii. >>> and also ahead, could the nearly 50-year-old case surrounding d.b. cooper, america's most notorious hijacker, finally be solved? >>> and later, the $85 million home that comes with a trip to >>> we're back with new video of the eruption from kilauea volcano, the latest one, at least. the ash cloud now reaching some five miles into the air, higher than mt. everest. now, because of that ash, authorities on the big island have handed out 18,000 masks to help people breathe. some residents have reported itchy eyes and skin irritation. lava is flowing again from some of

through the daytona beach airport naked friday and for claiming to have planted a bomb in the bathroom. the airport was evacuated for two hours while authorities investigated the apparent threat. they found nothing. police say the suspect has a long a long arrest record. >>> atlas is at it again. he's shown going for a jog in a grassy residential area and it already appears to be a viral sensation with 900,000 page views and counting. some attribute atlas's popularity to coming across as a character from the future-like animated series "the jet sons." >> i like how you can send your robot out to go jogging and you don't have. >> what's next? flying cars? >>> it's about 22 after the hour. now here's look at the weather for your weekend. >>> a georgia traffic stop is drawing scrutiny after a confrontation involving half a dozen lawmen and one 65-year-old grandmother. we'll see what caused the police chief here to say he had major concerns about her arrest. >>> and he's concerned about the food we eat. ahead we'll meet kimbal musk. like his brother elon, he's a billionaire. but his passio

across the street you see the exact moment a bolt of lightning strikes a daytona beach florida home,ploding on the roof.cindy holt: "it was huge, it shook the house i mean, cuz when he come in, i thought he had actually hit the garage door. it was scary... i just thank god nobody was in the house at the time." the roof was smoking the roof was smoking right after. the home's electrical the home's electrical system is fried. nobody was home...no injuries. (grant) now to our four zone forecast... as we take this live look outside at the embarcadero... joining us joining us now is chief meteorologist lawrence karnow... lawrence karnow: low clouds and fog were very slow to burn off leaving cool temperatures along the coast and bay with some 70s inland. the fog is already pushing onshore and will likely bring more drizzle near the coast. doppler radar is tracking more thunderstorms over the sierra. it will continue to be stormy there in the afternoons over the weekend. on the satellite you can see a trough of low pressure sitting across the state. another area of low pressure will drop in

one last run at the daytona 500 this fast february.d by the final race of her career at indy 500. the place where it all began. >> the greatest memory for me was my first indy 500 in 2005. >> which makes sense. the last race. >> lucky number 13. >> if you could write the dream scenario. >> i'd win. i would win. >> i think i knew that. that question. >> what will be enough though. when you finish that race. >> you know, i think all my life. i kind of felt like you are good as your last race. it's fan to live by that when you are in the mid of it. because it drives you. pushes you. but for that to really be the reality of your entire career is silly. people will remember. 20 years. nascar. how i did at the indy 500 at my last year unless i win. >> no matter outcome. danica will fuel her competitive spirit as an entrepreneur. she launched her own clothing line last year. wrote a become on fitness. and owns in a vineyard in napa valley. all she says are part of her next journey. >> what's the first thing you look at when you look at what i

many of you know nascar grew from the back roads of america's south and the bright shores of daytonaach. incredible place. to become one of the world's premier and the most beloved sports. i love it. people love that sport. built by names like allison, earnhardt, pearson, waltrip. this lively sport reflects the national spirit and our can-do attitude. at every fas car race you will see thousands of patriotic americans from the grandstands to the pit stalls, proudly waving our flag and roaring with joy at the words "start your engines!" and i will tell you one thing i know about nascar, they do indeed, brian, stand for the playing of the national anthem. right? they do indeed. [applause] somebody said maybe you shouldn't say that. that will be controversial. i said that's okay. nascar is not going to mind it at all. they don't mind it at all. fast cars, burnt rubber and great nascar champions thrill the american heart and excite the american soul. it's true. a lot of courage. so it is truly fitting that we celebrate nascar's 2017 champions here today. at the white house. it's called t

the photo is titled daytona. it shows a picture of the late whitney houston's drug filled bathroom.e paid $85,000 for the picture. critics say the photo should not be considered artwork, or used commercially. but houston's nephew says her fans should aim their anger at the family member who took the picture, and then sold it to the national enquirer. >>> on the 11:00 news, a small plane goes down just shy of the runway at the petaluma air. the impact killed the two people on board. details ahead. >>> lebron james leads the cavs to the nba finals for the fourth straight year. all of the highlights coming up next. >> reporter: -- marshall tuck will change that. in california, 3 million kids can't read at grade level. tuck turned around struggling schools, raising graduation rates over 60%. marshall tuck for state superintendent. marshall tuck. i thought after sandy hook, where 20 six and seven year olds were slain, this would never happen again. it has happened more than 200 times in 5 years. dianne feinstein and a new generation are leading the fight to pass a new assault weapons ban

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but hang on, i can't get it together." [ laughter ] and then i said was going to do the daytona 500 andcar. it's actual size. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's a -- it's a a tiny, tiny car. yeah. and you're staying -- >> no, actually i'm doing about 235 right there, so -- >> jimmy: wow! [ audience oohs ] i mean, i don't understand how you guys do this. >> well, we did qualify and i think our top speed was close to 240. >> jimmy: oof! so, i mean, are you going to miss -- >> turn and flat. >> jimmy: are you going to miss that? >> don't move the wheel too fast when you're moving that fast. >> jimmy: oh, i won't have any -- i will never be in that -- [ laughter ] >> don't -- don't -- >> jimmy: situation ever. no, never. but, i mean, is this -- are you -- do you have a shot at this? are you going to win -- >> yeah -- >> jimmy: on sunday? >> well, you know, i think that -- i was doing an interview about this earlier and, you know, there's a hope, right? you hope to win. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and then there's the reality of it. and so i would say in the beginning it was like, "i hope to win." but the

actually some of that video you're showing of richard petty is an interview i did with him at the daytonare than seven years ago. nascar is very special in terms of people collecting memorabilia. i think the fans in that sport, myself included, i have a signed tony stewart fire suit that hangs in my office, there's a real -- >> maria: do you really? >> dagen: yeah. there's a real collection with collecting memorabilia of your favorite driver. there's some other things i know that you want to talk about in this auction that are truly spectacular. >> maria: which is why you think you're going to raise about $1 million. >> yes. it's so beloved. you see those amazing trophies, 100, 200,000 for the darlington, and the 1981, the sevent seventh daytona 500, something for everyone. we have a golf cart made by the petty garage for his 80th birthday last year. i think they're trying to transition him out of the racing car, into the golf cart which goes at 19.5 miles an hour. >> maria: how do you like this jacket? we have a petty worn and signed stp racing jacket. this is pretty gorgeous. >> it's a

the cessna 140 crashed in an empty lot in port orange, florida near daytona.y where residents can park their planes at home. >>> president trump is backing away from his once demand that north korea give up its nuclear weapons all at once saying dismantling in a single step would be difficult. this comes as kim jong un offered to scrap their meeting. president trump guaranteed his safety. that's if kim abandons his nuclear program, but the president is casting doubt on next month's meeting. >> there's a chance it will work out. there's a very substantial chance it won't work out, and that's okay. that doesn't mean it won't work out over a period of time. but it may not work out for june 12. >> the president indicated china may be to blame for kim's shift in tone. he noticed a change in kim's attitude after his meeting with xi jinping. >>> a long-time business partner of michael cohen has pleaded guilty in a tax fraud case. he is known as the taxi king of new york. his plea deal requires him to cooperate in any ongoing state or federal investigation. those incl

that was the daytona 500 where rookie darryl bubba wallace jr.eam. heading to the tricky triangle for the pocono 400. ainsley: tricky triangle. first he stops by "fox & friends" to tell us all about it bubba tells us grew up in charlotte. started with a go-cart. here you see on tv richard petty talking but racing for him. what does that feel like. >> kind of surreal platform progress step-by-step. you know, we have so many different racers come through. and it's always interesting to hear whose story and what they have to offer. mine is no different. i don't have any family ties until we did it by word of mouth going out and seeing a friend race and buying a go-cart and the rest is history. driving for the king. famed number 43. having fun in rookie year and trying to take it in stride. brian: one thing they say about racing you do need money. not one of those things you grab a soccer ball run and get good. how did you get investors to put the type of equipment it allow you to shine. >> i try to put on my pretty face every day. sometimes that wor

"> (ken)deputies had their body cameras recording during this confrontation with the man at the daytonathe 25-year old was subdued and taken into custody... deputies searched the airport... and found something stuffed behind sheet rock in a men's room.a bomb squad robot discovered it was the man's backpack and clothing. authorities say the man confessed to taking drugs, including "molly" before the confrontation.airport authorities evacuated more than 200 passengers because of the bomb scare. ( pam ) coming up.. a hot topic... east bay congresswoman barbara lee talks one on one with kron four .. about her take on recent immigration raids .. (ken) also up next at 6:30... changes at starbucks after a racially charged arrest. how they could affect everyone, even if they're not a starbucks customer. (lawrence)and i'm tracking your weeknight forcast... that's just ahead. east bay congresswoman barbara lee says, she is standing firm in her defense of sanctuary cities.. she continues to condemn recent raids by federal authorities on suspected undocumented immigrants in her district. she talked

and then also for the nine line foundation, for the daytona race, we're going to raise money to support they try to continue to support those soldiers who have came back from duty and are just needing a hand up to really get on their feet and put them in housing and put them in job placement. so really supporting those two big foundations. there's tons of them out there. i wish we could donate the world to. but those are the two that we're working really heavy with, they mean a lot to me, they mean a lot to nine line apparel and tyler merit, the owner o who isa veteran. it's exciting to be partnered and trying to make a difference in keeping recognition to those who fight for our freedom. >> elizabeth: we have it up on our screen, so jeff, we wish you the best of luck. can't wait to see how monday turns out. we support the cause that you support too. thank you. >> thank you. >> leland: after the break, when we return to quantico, by special request of liz pram and so many others, the video once again of mo the military working dog taking me down and we are going to introduce you to a ve

one last nascar run at the daytona 500 this past february, followed by the final race of her career at began. >> the greatest memory for me was my first indy 500 in 2005. >> which makes sense then that the last race would be -- >> lucky number 13. >> so if you could write the dream scenario. >> oh, i'd win. i would win. >> i think i knew that asking that question. what will be enough, though, when you finish that race? >> you know, i think all of my life i've kind of felt like you're only as good as your last race. it's fine to live by that when you're in the middle of it because it drives you and pushes you. but for that to really be the reality of your entire career is really silly. people are going to remember 20 some years of racing, 13 years professionally at the indycar and nascar level. not necessarily how i did at the indy 500 in my very last year unless i win. >> no matter the outcome, danica will continue to fuel her competitive spirit as an entrepreneur. she launched her own clothing line last year, wrote a book on fitness, and owns a vineyard in napa valley. all, she says,

the photo is titled daytona. whitney houston drug filled the bathroom is on the cover.uld not be considered artwork or used commercially. houston's nephew says her fans should aim the anger at the family member who took the photo and sold it. >> the new play based on movie producer harvey weinstein is in the works. the play is called bitter weed was written by david mamet. on friday he turn himself in on sexual misconduct charges and rate. mamet has written place about this before. back in 1992 a play called only on unfocused on the student accusing her professor of sexual exploitation. he said a new play about weinstein will open in london. >> solo, a star wars story is falling below expectations at the box office. >> rear deflector field. >> we definitely do. >> well the film grossed $14 million in the preview, in comparison, the 2016 star wars movie earned nearly $30 million. solo will make 110 $250 million in the u.s. over the holiday weekend. the first star wars debuted at $155 million in three days in the international market, it is buttering. it was directed by r

kelly from daytona beach, florida. democrats line. good morning. caller: yes, good morning. give me as much time as you gave the last person from florida. first of all, the reason george w. bush didn't criticize obama is because he had his pitbull dick cheney doing it all the time. george w. bush and chaney blew up our -- chaney blew up our economy, blew up the middle east. the tax cut asks two unnecessary wars lay this country flat. they wouldn't give obama a chance before he even stepped over the welcome mat into the white house to try to fix anything. and he did a good job. cheneyies under bush and did not remember the lies. this trump administration is really a continuation of bush and cheney. you got a lain chow. she used to be the secretary of labor under bush. she is now in the trump white house. you got john bolton who wants to continue blowing up the middle east. of course. israel and the saudis are our friends. what strange bedfellows. now you've got the head of the department of health. he was to the department of health under bush and cheney. wake up, folks. it's

i believe fourth of july weekend in daytona and just to get this message out that so many people are talk about it as much as we can. but none of us has been touched by it the way you have, obviously. losing your son. what's the message you want to get out there as a parent? what do you want parents to know? >> there are two messages i think i have developed since becoming this accidental expert on opioids which i clearly didn't want to become. no one should have to bury a child, especially an only child. one message for parents is that there's a feeling of not my kid syndrome. my kid is too smart, good of an athlete, popular to be touched but that's a fallacy. you know, since this happened, you walk around, go to events, cpac to nascar, people coming up to me saying, you know, i knew someone who died or my kid knows someone who died or my kid is struggling through this process right now and the awareness campaign matters. your kid could be touched by opioids. my son was a sophomore, a phenomenal student at university of colorado. here's the other message. one pill can kill. there's