coming in for the final time erik jones hasont a daytona! >> listen to that emotion. >> great job, guys. great job. come on, baby. >> that outside li he came up and gave it a shot. pushed him right past martin truex jr. career-defining night fort tha kid. first win at daytona. >> his first ever cup series win. he lost his dad two years ago. to get to race, erik nes' dad sold his corvette so that erik jones could race. after making it to t cup series bought the corvette back. now he gets to celebrate at daytona, the biggest racetrack that nascar goes to. >> you saw a smile on joe gibbs s ce. joe gibbbeen public saying how bad they felt for erik jones. man, he is doing a good job not getting the finishes. tonight is a night where he did what he needed to do at the end. >> the crowd here on the fourth july weekend, they were able to see this incredible racing. the xfinity series last night. and nowne erik getting his first career win in the monster energy cup series. >> teammates with martin truex jr. last year. we wondered what the move would

first win at daytona. >> his first ever cup series win. he lost his dad two to race, er sold his corvette so that erik jones could race. after making it to the cup series bought the corvette back. now he gets to celebrate at daytona, the biggest racetrack that nascar goes to. >> you saw a smile on joe gibbs race. joe gibbs has been public saying how bad they felt for erik jones. man, he is doing a good job not getting the finishes. tonight is a night where he did what he needed to do at the end. >> the crowd here on the fourth of july weekend, they were able to see this incredible racing. the xfinity series last night. and now erik jones getting his first career win in the monster energy cup series. >> teammates with martin truex jr. last year. we wondered what the move would do for him. it is a big thing and realized his potential tonight. >> let's go to rutledge wood. >> all smiles fromg upis first win. feel, buddy. you did it. congratulations. >> oh, boy. how about that race boys and girls. huh. that was something else, man. i thought w

sunset backdrop of daytona international speedway.hes, including this one on lap 55. it took out 20 cars. that's half the field. a field full of young ones. 20-something slowly gaining spotlight, that's the 20 car, erik jones. he got his first cup win, first super speedway win, first every win at daytona, and qualified for the playoffs. what a day. we'll be back. watching. news and weather updates are always on cbs-sf-dot-com. goodnight. >>> thanks so much for watching. >> news and weather updates always on kpix5.com. have a great saturday night and we'll see you tomorrow. i have a question. yeah? how smart do you have to be to have sex? well, actually... uh-uh-uh... can i...? uh-uh-uh... but i was... uh-uh-uh! oh, come on. uh-uh-uh! why do you ask? well, mom's boyfriend's a doctor. yeah? and doctors are supposed to be smart, right? not as smart as they think they are, but, uh... but go ahead. well, when i'm in bed, i can hear them in bed. oh, god. oh, boy. oh, goody. and mom's always telling him that he doesn't know what he's doing.

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is all those daytonas, i mean, daytona is done, but he's 41 years old. east hike i'm talking about -- he's like i'm talking about that stuff, and he's beefing with drake, i'm teaching a class on drake this fall because i love drake. >> i don't think drake won that battle though. >> well, i mean, well, the battle ain't over. let's just see -- >> battle feels over. >> now, once -- >> isn't it true that you called kim and kanye? because slavery's not a choice. >> right. i did call kim and kanye, because you're posting this stuff on the internet. what if i had said something crazy? >> posted one of your texts? >> oh, yeah, yeah i was like, brah, come on, can we talk? and i'm a huge fan of kanye. hen this he turned the phone over -- he said my wife is taking over, and kim got ms. johnson free today. i believe in systematic social justice, i believe in systematic approaches to criminal justice reform, so i don't believe in the individualistic ethos, but at the same time thank god that she went to talk to donald trump and that sister johnson got, what, pardoned

that is way kanye paid $85000 for the cover of daytona just like whitney houston.at relationship between commodity has to be out there and i want to say one thing i know we are about to go but give him a microphone please. this is the anniversary. tell us. >> he used to teach at rikers do you know the young man he could afford bail and was sent to jail at rikers. this young man was his teacher , peers so they can see you. to make this was not planned by the way. we want you to be on tv. [applause] hello. this is impromptu. i did not teach him but i did teach creative writing but i was mentoring him after he was released and if you don't know he spent three years on rikers island for a crime he did not commit allegedly he stole backpack he spent more than 300 days in solitary confinement and this was as a 16-year-old. and i think the only thing that i would say thank you for inviting me to the stage it is nice to come here to hear these two brilliant folks speak about justice but i think they could do without the praise and would invite the help it means a lot more

it will make its debut next year but joining us from daytona international speedway in daytona, florida ed loukos and david wills. chris, it's dagen. are you excited to race in this car next year? >> i'm beyond excited. to be able to be the first person to drive the supra earlier this year was really special. to be able to race it next year starting at da daytona, it's gog to be wonderful. hopefully i'll be the first driver to put it in victory lane. dagen: we're counting on that. the gentlemen sitting next to you are counting on that too. why bring the supra back after 17 years. what do you expect to get in terms of sales from this exposure? >> well, obviously the supra is an iconic toyota brand, race car, sports car. the dealers are excited about seeing it. and we're coming back to nascar, especially in this series, is a great entry point to bring in this vehicle. there's not a better platform to come back to, to bring the supra back to nascar. we love nascar. toyota loves nascar. the supra will be great. dagen: this is a change for toyota. you talk about moving into the supra. what d

. >> it is fourth of july weekend at one of america's iconic sports venues, daytona international speedwaycar season hits the halfway point. sports best race 40 mes at speeds approaching 200 mile per hour. 22-year-old chase elliott is on the pole to start as everyone around the sport is about kyle busch's win last week in chicago.

traveling to the south for the coke zero you can catch all of the fraction daytona to here. it starts at 4:00 and we'll have a special 8:00 newscast right after this. >>> right now at 6:00 breaking news in east bay. we are live with a health warning going up this morning. >>> plus breaking overnight, how he is getting involved in the cave rescue efforts in thailand. >> and fire fears. today in the bay continues right now. >> we'll have a look at your traffic in just a moment. we are live and we want to head to kari hall. you have been telling us about this heat up we are going to experience too. >>. >> yes. >> and bart station will be cloudy in oakland. it will feel like up to 91 in concord. it gets hotter and we'll track the humidity. we have a look at the morning commute. so far things fairly clear. >> definitely. now even at the top of the 6:00 hour chp not reporting any accidents. only a couple of fender benders. let's get to the bay bridge toll

resolution, some kind of public statementtial bipartisan, and i hope my republican colleagues will daytona this discussion i hope that my republican colleagues will step up and speak out. >> all right. you mentioned the ambiguity of what happened in that meeting between president putin and president trump and, of course the other two people there were interpreters. let me read the latest tweet from a minority leader in the senate there, chuck schumer. asking to interview the interpreter is not a request made lightly, when unverified news at a closed door meeting is coming out of moscow, serious steps must be to be taken to uncover the truth. are you not creating dangerous precedent here by calling for the interview or the testimony of that interpreter that years down the line, a suspicious republican congress can call for the notes from an interpreter of a democratic president? >> well, that's a very good question. the dangerous precedent has been created by donald trump. having a two-hour meeting between himself and putin without anyone present, leads to the request for at least the trans

. >>> 40 drivers started the coke zero 400 of daytona. 20 finished.ust before the finish, taking out a bunch of drivers including jimmie johnson. they try again and the restart is clean. eric jones to pass martin truex jr. and win his first ever nascar race in 57 starts. the final four of world cup play is decided. russia and croatia went to penalty kick. and fernandez, misses. that will be crucial. now this is tied at 3-3. final kick for croatia, and he buries it. croatia wins and will face england in the semis. and england had to best sweden to advance. 38th minute, no score. england on the corner and mcguire heads it in to give english the lead, and pickford, he was amazing. he had big stop after big stop. england wins 2-0. they will face croatia wednesday. france and belgium play in the semifinal tuesday. and soccer state side. timbers up 2-1 in this one, and san jose on the board with his first goal of the year. final minute of stoppage time. younger, a chance for the equal l izer but the header is too strong. he knows it and the quakes fall. and

they happened to be at a swimming pool in daytona beach, florida, when a little girl started drowningtuesday. police say, the victim's mother told them.... her family was getting ready to leave the pool area, when she could not find the 3-year-old. the toddler can't swim but somehow wound up in the deep end. jessica campeta jumped in the pool, handed the unresponsive child to her boyfriend, got out and did what she does best - save lives. "just heard a mother scream, oh my god. her daughter was face down in the pool...immediately started compressions, mouth to mouth just trying to clear her airway and getting her going." (pam) campeta's boyfriend, state trooper matt colwell kept an eye on her children so campeta could focus on the rescue, while he called 9-1-1. shortly after she started the c-p-r, campeta heard the unconscious child gasp for air. police say the girl is expected to make a full recovery. recovery.make a full expected to the girl is police say air. child gasp for unconscious heard the unconscious child gasp for air. police say the girl is expected to make a full recovery

there were two first responders vacationing in daytona beach, florida and they wound up being at the place and the right time. new york firefighter jessica ca campeda recalls hearing a mother's desperate cry for help. >> i heard a mother scream oh, my god. her daughter was face down in the pool. >> she jumped into the pool and handed the toller will who her boyfriend and went to work. >> immediately started compressions, mouth to mouth, just trying to clear her airway and get her going. >> it was a team effort. campeda's boyfriend was a state trooper who called 911 while she herself was performing cpr on the toddler. the young girl is expected to make a full recovery. >> cpr is so important to know. just saying. >> maybe we need to renew our lesson on that. >> time for "cnn newsroom." christine romans and dave briggs are running the show this morning. take it away, guys. >>> good morning, i'm dave briggs, hope you had a wonderful july 4. >> and i'm christine romans in new york. >>> mike pompeo is on his way to north korea facing mounting pressure to produce some kind of progress on d

she has a masters degree from the university of daytona. i think they really neat thing diary,has taken this which the library of congress calls a treasure, and made it available for all of us to enjoy and learn from. please join me in welcoming her. [applause] >> thank you, very much. i have been working with this young man and his diary for a little over a year, and i have come to really fall in love with this kid. i have been a high school teacher for almost 20 years, and originally saw the article about leroy and his diary on facebook. we kind of think of him as a blogger from the 19th century with all of his entries. start with who he is. these are from the original journals. he was born into a prominent slaveholding family in macon, georgia, and kept a diary starting in 1860 and ending in 1865. he started writing when he was 12, and it ended with his death when he was 17. he wrote nearly every single day. there were only three or four days when he didn't write something during the war. he was a prolific writer in his journal, it was v

this is an advertisement for oldsmobile trying to show the prowess of a car driving from michigan to daytona beach. north to south. we need some symbols to signify north and south. how about a u.s. flag and a confederate flag? not the stars and bars, not the national flag of the confederacy, but a battle flag of some description. that tells me by 1900, this one of theings -- principles of my talk today is about tracing the pattern of this flag's history. we have to trace its entire history to understand why there are battles over the battle flag today. the meaning has evolved over time. it has not been one meaning replacing another. it is an accretion of new levels of meaning. these meetings derive from use. use leads to perception which leads to meaning. it went from being a flag of the confederate soldier to the flag of the confederacy. by the turn-of-the-century, beyond the confederacy to the flag of the white south. abouts talking earlier "gone with the wind" and the inularity of southern chic the 1930's, that included the confederate auto flag. it was becoming part of american popular c

. >>> and here at home, a dramatic mission of a different sort in daytona beach, florida. >> a 3-year-olding trooper jumped in. here is gio benitez. >> reporter: a miraculous rescue at a florida pool. a drowning little girl, just 3 years old, saved because two first responders happened to be vacationing there from new york. >> i heard the parents, mother screaming. jumped up, jumped in the pool, pulled her out. we both started cpr. >> reporter: police say the girl's mom was gathering family to leave the pool when she lost sight of the girl. just this spring in myrtle beach, another incident. a boy's foot got stuck in a suction line and he was trapped under water for several minutes before rescuers could pull him out. he survived. what should you do? when someone's in the pool, make sure you have a designated water watcher, because experts say adults tend to think someone else is watching swimmers in the pool. gio benitez, washington township, new jersey. >> so important to keep an eye on the kids. in this case, police think the 3-year-old slipped into the pool. she is afraid of water and

eastern monster energy nascar cup series returns to the world center of racing daytona internationaly on nbc. >> before lady antebellum takes the stage, we're going to check in with dylan dryer for a quick forecast from cleveland. hey, dylan. >> announcer: this portion of today sponsored by smucker's. with a name like smucker's, it has to be good. >> good morning again. we are gearing up for our own concert in cleveland. we'll get to that in just a second. first, take a look at what you can expect this weekend. it looks absolutely gorgeous across the northeast as the humidity is gone. in the southwest on saturday we're still looking at record highs, a little unsettled along t gulf coast. on sunday still hot but not as hot and we're still looking for that's a look at the weather across the country. now here's a peak out your window. >> good morning, i'm meteorologist kari hall. it's a little more humid as you head out the door. also very warm. we'll see some mostly cloudy skies for the next several hours. inland areas today up to 90 degrees. all clear tomorrow with a high of 95. we ha

eastern, the monster energy nascar cup seriesth returns t world center of racing, daytona internationaln only on nbc. m now before lady antebel takes the stage we'll check in with dylan dreyer for a quick look at the forecast from cleveland. >> this portion of today is spsored by smucker's. with a name like smucker's had has to be good. >> good morning. and we're gearing up for our own concert here in cleveland. we'll get to that in a second. by furs take a look at what you could expect. gorgeous across the northeast as the humidity is gone. but iththe sst on saturday we're still looking at record highs. a little unsettled on the gulf coast. on sunday still beautiful from the midwest to the great lakes over into the northeast. still very hot on sunday b not as hot and we're still looking for some unsettled weather with shers and storms along the gulf coast. that is a look at the weather across the cerntry. now h is a peek out your window. >> good morning. the rain moving into the area. speedi up a little bit compared to what we were looking at yesterday. so expect the t showe move throu

. >>> wild ade. 17-car crash at the coca-cola firecracker 250 in daytona last night. a car flipping over a few times before coming to a stop. he was able to crawl out of the wreckage. kyle larson took homehe checkered flag. >>> and oh dear, foeteboaters r a fawn struggling in the water, leasing the little by on land, where he's lucky to be alive. >>> also this morning the trump administration is asking for more time as a rapidly approaching deadline draws oser to reunite hundreds of children under the age of 5 who were separated from their parents after crossing the border into t united states. nbc's geoff bennett has more this morning from the white di house, inclung an emotional reunion that was caught on camera. off, good mornin >> reporter: good morning, craig. the trump administration facing a court order is now racing to reunite the migrantamies it split apart under the zero tolerance immigration. poli while government lawyers are asking for an extension of the deadlines, one mothe and daughter separated at the border got the reunion they have waiting for for ne

this is an advertisement for oldsmobile trying to show the prowess of a car driving from michigan to daytona beach. north to south. we need some symbols to signify north and south. how about a u.s. flag and a confederate flag? not the stars and bars, not the national flag of the confederacy, but a battle flag of some description. that tells me by 1900, this one of theings -- principles of my talk today is about tracing the pattern of this flag's history. we have to trace its entire history to understand why there are battles over the battle flag today. the meaning has evolved over time. it has not been one meaning replacing another. it is an accretion of new levels of meaning. these meetings derive from use. use leads to perception which leads to meaning. it went from being a flag of the confederate soldier to the flag of the confederacy. by the turn-of-the-century, beyond the confederacy to the flag of the white south. abouts talking earlier "gone with the wind" and the inularity of southern chic the 1930's, that included the confederate auto flag. it was becoming part of american popular c

. >>> and a blaze destroying a hotel in daytona beach flames broke out in the bayview hotel boiler roomrtly before 5:00 a.m no injuries have been reported that's the news update at this hour ty, back to you. >> thank you very much, sue. >>> coming up, the profit, marcus lemonis will check in there he is. we will get his take on the state of the u.s. economy, jobs and this weekend's nascar race president trump has come down hard on big pharma for raising prices the drug makers going along with the president for now. but for how long will they cnbc contributor fred hassen will weigh in. what about him? let's do it. ♪ come on. this summer, add a new member to the family. at the mercedes-benz summer event. lease the glc300 for $429 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. california had the worst wildfire season on record. scientists say, our weather is becoming more extreme and we all have to be better prepared. that's why pg&e is adopting new and additional safety precautions to help us monitor and respond to dangerous weather. hi, i'm allison bagley

that come in and give certificates for education, i have a car in nascar which has done incredible, daytonaf weeks ago -- >> wow. >> and we can invest in these different opportunities. i don't have investors, and the banks don't want to membered to people without money, so it's that catch 22 where i just have to keep on growing. stuart: so tax cuts, tax reform really helped you. >> absolutely. stuart: when i first came to america, it was frownedded upon to put the american flag on an item of clothing. now, apparently, it's not. >> i think patriotism is finally cool again, and it should have never been uncool. at this point, you know, we have to all know that we live in the greatest country on earth. and the it's not just one of these platitudes, not just a generic statement. i've been to some of the worst countries in the world, and i'll tell you that we enjoy incredible freedoms. tyler merritt, a success story, thanks for joining us. >> thanks so much for having me, and fox 20, i'll pass on some of my savings to your customers. >> very night. stuart: next case, friday morning, judge jeanin

but go to thomas from daytona beach, florida on the democrats line. caller: good morning.hey should pick someone closer to justice kennedy's ideals. somebody that is going to be in the middle a little more. host: let me throw this out. we heard from the hill newspaper last week that senate democratic --der -- republican leader that he should nominate merrick garland and that would be a unifying pick for democrats. caller: that is the one that should have been picked last year or two years ago. on the our government will of the people and the majority is supposed to be the ruler. the thing that bothers me is, all of these people calling in, especially republicans, they don't seem to understand that the majority spoke in the election, mr. clinton got more votes than mr. trump did -- miss clinton got more votes than mr. trump did. the same thing happened 16 years ago. this is two times in the last 16 years that the person running for president got more votes and didn't win. you also have a problem with the house of representatives where you have 5 million more people have vot

we have that in daytona and we have that just about everywhere.hey showironic that all the pictures of the people, the congressmen and so forth denouncing ice and screaming and getting arrested, blocking these officers and everything because of what they are doing to these illegal immigrants. it was so ironic that right after that on cbs, they had a section of children that were in this huge tent camp in los angeles, over half a square mile , and they were going in there to make sure these children who live in these tents in the heat could celebrate their birthday. there is something totally wrong with this whole picture that i just can't seem to make any sense of. and the caller couple of times ago really put it in plain english. the americans are just ,neducated in the constitution and it is not a democracy. the only thing i will say, these congressmen and senators, if they were to call it a democracy, they would be corrected. it is a constitutional republic. individual states with their own constitutions, and not this centralized powerful burea

manny in daytona beach, florida. when and where did you serve? caller: i served from 1960 to 1963. was at the war college in carlisle, pennsylvania. support donald trump 100%. has done what he said he would do. he is straightening out americans, he is draining the swamp. people do not like it. you talk about the kind of lifestyle that he had that he gave up to help the american people. way peopleulous the are criticizing him and tearing him down. this place was a mess, the country is a mess. why anyone with common sense beld know that it has to fair trade. you cannot be charged -- canada charges 280% on dairy products. that is not right. i support donald trump 100%. host: today, we will be talking a lot more about trade in or 8:00 hour of the "washington journal."stick around for that discussion. the first half hour focusing on foreign issues and farmers. a wider dissension in the second half hour -- in the second half hour, a wider discussion on tariffs and trade. host: bob in high springs, florida. caller: good morning. i think trump is restoring our military strength and standin

callie in daytona beach, florida. the line performer republicans, good morning. caller: good morning. i was a republican years ago. my father and mother were republicans. my dad passed away about 12 years ago. he was a very authoritarian type, my way or the highway. there was no room for discussion. i started looking into the democratic party in my 20's. i believe the corporate power structure is what is rolling most of the republican party. i did not vote for hillary. i can understand how attractive it is to vote towards the murky middle, that is what i call independents. here is why i am a democrat, i don't believe in unnecessary wars. i don't believe in corporate power or they are destroying every regulation or national resource, every environmental protection. called -- called " why i am a democrat." by ted sorensen. you ask an independent, what do you believe in, what policy . they say, i agree with that, maybe not. never talk politics with a flounder. they don't stand for anything. i want the democratic party cleaned up and get a good leader. trump is no di

because i want to test other part offices his character and hopefully that's revealing things you daytona know about him and find makes the experience even more enjoyable. >> host: brad thor, what's the toughest part for you? is it tying the piecing to? is it coming to a conclusion? >> guest: i think the toughest part is actually getting starts. itself amazing, authors are incredible procrastinators, always something that pops and me being a voracious consumer of news, i can convince myself that what is breaking right now is so important and needs my attention and -- i have done a lot of commentary on cable television and other outlets where i can say, i need to focus on this because i might get the call from cnn or fox or msnbc and way want me to talk about this. it's -- it takes you away from your work and i think that's probably the hardest thing for me. i talk but getting the train rolling on the tracks. get it moving forward. so getting all my story lines going and getting forward momentum. takes a lot of energy to get a locomotive going because you have to pull all the car outs the

. >> and daytona. >> we're going to the big nascar race on saturday.y family in the opioid chuck scarboroughis, j crisis, we have created so much awareness around the opioid epidemic killing so many people. there will be a big -- by the way, it will be televised by nbc saturday night at 7:00 or 7:30, and the opioid message will be around the racetrack for a good three hours. >> that's amazing, isn't it? >> yeah. >> how great that he's doing it and that the team is doing it. >> yeah. >> you know what is really interesting? i get a lot of response. i know you did too after you and dr. dave campbell were on talking about it. he was talking about the team solution. you were talking about a couple of simple messages, one that i took back to my kids. >> thank god. >> very simple. first of all, said it can happen to you. >> well, it is not -- >> it is not somebody else's kids. >> it is not my kid's syndrome. it is the parents' responsibility. >> secondly, the message to send to your children is -- >> one pill can kill. >> one pill can kill. >> you never know

their support for the second amendment >>> plus, a massive nascar wreck wiping out half the field at daytona too big of a push. he caught the 4 is. >> the big one. >> logano is caught up in it. >> oh my goodness. >> rickie sten howse jr. triggering the chaos that ended the race for seven cars. eric jones driving away to career his first career nascar cup series win. >> that is unbelievable. thank you, peat. >>> a big win for free spech sp. >> the professor was suspended over this fowrn blog post that criticized an instructor for telling a student he could not oppose gay marriage in close. the court saying that the facts show that the university breached its contract with dr. mcadams when it engaged him in the unactivity of the guaranteed by academic freedom. >> and that professor john mcadams is here with his reaction. it's been a long road for you these past couple of years. what is your reaction this morning? it was a win. >> something between elated and relieved. it's been tedious all of these semesters kind of in limbo, but it's really sweet to win. >> let me read the blog post that orig