when a man wins indianapolis, when he wins it 18 times, and he daytona,daytona -- won he has become a very successful man we talked about electric cars today. i don't think anyone knows more than him about that subject. [indiscernible] iran was hostile when they signed the deal. they were screaming death to america. made a mistake. i would imagine it was a general or somebody who made a mistake and shooting that drawn down. fortunately, that drawn was unarmed. there was no one in it. it was over international waters. we did not have a man or woman in it. it would have made a big difference. feeling, it may be mistake made by somebody who should not have been doing what they did. i think they made a mistake. thenot just talking about country. i think somebody under the command of that country. let's just see what happens. it will all work out. are you saying it wasn't intentional? believe itt hard to was intentional. i think it could have been somebody who was loose and stupid. able to report back and you will understand exactly what happened. it was a very foolish move. that i can tel

he's a great gentleman who has won 18 indianapolis 500's and won just one daytona. he won daytona, indianapolis, he won probably more than anybody in the history of racing. i can't imagine anybody even being close. but roger penske is going to be getting the mejds of freedom, ofthe metal of -- the medal freedom, and he's thrilled to be getting it. that will be announced over the next little while. i guess actually i'm announcing it pretty much now. they'll put something out in a little while. he's very deserving. he's a great gentleman. i've known him in a long time, and a brilliant guy. when you think of all the countries that want to win indianapolis and daytona, and they fight, and they spend, even canada, they spend a lot of money, and you know, when a man wins indianapolis, when he wins it 18 times, and he just won the daytona, and he won many things over the course of years, and he's become a successful man, we talked about electric cars today. i think nobody knows more about that in terms of common sense than roger penske. he will be getting and receiving the

daytona, anybody in the history of racing. i can't imagine anybody being close. but roger penske getting the medal of freedom. that will be announced in a little while but i'm announceding it pretty much now. but they'll be putting something out. something out in a little while. he is very deserving, a great gentleman. i've known him a long time, a brilliant guy. when you think of all the countries that want to win the indianapolis and daytona, and they fight and spend, even canada spend a lot of money. and you know when a man wins indianapolis when he wins it 18 times and he just won the daytona, and he won many things over the course of years. and he has become a very successful man. we talked about electric cars today. i think nobody knows more about that subject in terms of common sense than roger penske. so roger penske will be getting the presidential medal of freedom. >> you said iran is a different country. do you still hold that opinion. >> absolutely when i came here iran was in 14 to 18 different sites of conflict. they were extremely hostile. they wer

today tto, daytona beach. in the middle you have the sort of on which the states election and idea balance rest. so if you're in orlando yourl get a great amount of coverage. reach a far bigger number of independent swing voters. and through the newspaper and television sets. than the pan handled. also they want to make sure to have the biggest, baddest rally in the words of some of the trump campaign. they want the biggest campaign that the nation has ever seen. it's an easy place to get to in the state. they got that. at least 20,000 people show up. a lot of the people are so dedicated they stood there in torrential rain. in order to get in. when trump has these rallies he uses thep as the center piece of the campaign. this is the center of which the campaign organizes himself and projects power and strength.

won one1 daytona -- has daytona, indianapolis, more than anybody in the history of racing. be getting thell medal of freedom and is very thrilled to be getting it. that will be announced over the next little while. i guess some announcing it pretty much now. [laughter] pres. trump: they will be putting something out. he's a great gentleman and very deserving. i have known emma -- known him a long time. when you think of all of the countries that want to win indianapolis and daytona and they fight and spend, even canada, they spend a lot of money. when a man wins indianapolis, wins it 18 times, and he just won the daytona. he won many things over the course of years and has become a very successful man. we talked about electric cars today. nobody knows or about that subject in terms of common sense than robin -- roger penske. he will be receiving the presidential medal of freedom. >> [indiscernible] do you still hold that opinion? pres. trump: absolutely. ton i came here, iran had 14 18 sites of confliction. they were extremely hostile when they signed the deal. we were scre

he is won -- he just won daytona. daytona, indianapolis, probably more than anybody in the history of racing. i can't imagine anybody even being close. roger penske is going to be getting the medal of freedom. he's very thrilled to be getting at, and that will be announced over the next little while. actually, i am announcing it right now. we will be putting something out. we will be putting something out of him a little while. he's a great gentleman. i've known him a lot time. a very brilliant guy. when you think of all the countries that want to win indianapolis and daytona, and they fight. even canada. they spend a lot of money. when man wins at 18 times, and he just won the daytona, and he won many things over the course of the years, and he's become a very successful man. we talked about electric currents today. i think nobody knows more about that subject in terms of common sense then roger penske. he will be receiving the presidential medal of freedom. >> do you still hold that opinion? >> president trump: oh,

he's won just one daytona. he won the daytona, he won indianapolis, he won probably more than anybody in the history of racing. i can't imagine anybody ever being close. but roger penske will be getting the medal of freedom and he's very thrilled to be getting it. that will be announced over the next little while but actually i'm pretty much announcing it now. but he'll be putting something out in a little while. he's very deserving. he's a great gentleman. i've known him a long time. a very brilliant guy. when you think of all the countries that want to win indianapolis and daytona and they fight and they spend, even canada, they spend a lot of money. and when a man wins indianapolis, when he wins it 18 times and he just won the daytona. he won many things over the course of years and he's become a very successful man. we talked about electric cars today. i think nobody knows more about that subject in terms of common sense than roger penske. so roger penske will be getting and receiving the presidential medal

he's won -- just won daytona he won't daytona, indianapolis he won more than anybody in the history of racing. i can't imagine anybody even being close. roger penske will be getting the medal of freedom and he's very thrilled to be getting it and that will be announced over the next little while. we'll be putting some out in a little while he's very deserving. a great gentleman. i've known him a long time and a very brilliant guy when you think of all the people that want to win daytona and indianapolis and even canada they spend a lot of money. when a man wins indianapolis, when he wins it 18 times and he just won the daytona and he won many things over the course of the year and has become a very successful man we've talked about electric cars nobody knows more about that than roger penske. he'll be getting and receiving the presidential medal of freedom. >> when i came here iran was with 14 to 18 different sites of confliction. they were hostile. they were hostile when they signs the deal they were screaming death to america. i think probably iran made a mistake. i would imagine it

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we watched as the daytona winner gives some test drives. among those test riding along, abc7 news reporter wayne freedman. so, wayne, how was it? >> reporter: well, you know what they say about the red car, right? the red car always gets the tickets. that would be me. this is pit row behind us. quiet now. it will be very busy later this week when nascar comes to town. this is a road race that's unusual for nascar. they have added some twists and turns and had an unusual way proving the point. >>> here is a lonely s-curve at sonoma raceway you don't usually notice. then again, it was bucolic here today. too quiet when this as the fastest vehicle of the track, you know it can't last. and it didn't. >> whoa. >> in the tv news business, we call this riding the elephant. usually when the circus comes to town. this week that's nascar, and the toyota save mart 350, when the elephant driver is a daytona 500 champion michaelual donald trum waldroup, it's a no-brainer. >> i'm rusty. >> now you tell me. >> reporter: we were doing 110 miles an hour at

he's won just one daytona we won day if they turn he won indianapolis he won probably more than anybody in the history of racing i can't imagine anybody even being close foote roger penske is going to be getting the medal of freedom and he's very through. to be getting it and that will be announced over the next little while but i guess actually i'm announcing it pretty much now they're going to be putting something out they'll be putting something out a little he's very deserving he's a great gentleman i've known him a long time and a very brilliant guy you know when you think of all the countries that want to win indianapolis and they tell around they fight and they spend even canada they spend a lot of money and they say and you know when a man wins indianapolis when he wins it 18 times and he just won the daytona and he won. many things over the course of years and he's become a very successful man we talked about electric cars today i think nobody knows more about that subject in terms of common sense than roger penske so roger penske will be getting and receiving the presidential

when you think of all the countries that want to win indianapolis and daytona and they fight and they spend. even canada. they spend a lot of money. when a man wins indianapolis, when he wins it 18 times, and he just won the daytona and he won many things over the course of years, a very successful man. we talked about electric cars in terms of common sense than roger pensky. roger pensky will receiving the presidential medal of freedom. >> mr. president, you said iran is a different country. do you still hold that opinion? >> yes. when i came here iran was in 14 to 18 different sites of con flick shun. they were extremely hostile, hostile when they signed the keith, screaming death to america. i think probably iran made a mistake. i would imagine it was a general or somebody that made a mistake in shooting that drone down. fortunately that drone was unarmed. there was no man in it and there was no -- it was just -- it was over international waters, clearly over international waters, but we didn't have a man or woman in the drone. we had nobody in the drone. it would have made a big d

won daytona. he won daytona. indianapolis, probably more than anybody in the history of racing.nyone being close. roger penske will get the medal of freedom. he is very thrilled to be getting it. that will be announced over the next little while, but actually i'm announcing it pretty much now. he will be putting something out. they will be putting something out in a little while. he is very deserving. he is a great gentleman. i've known him for a long time. brilliant guy. when you think of all the countries that want to win indianapolis and daytona and they fight and they spend, even canada, they spend a lot of money. you know, a man wins indianapolis, when he wins it 18 types, and he just won the daytona. and i won many things over the course of years. he has become a very successful man. we talked aabout electric cars today. i think nobody knows more about that subject in terms of common sense than roger penske. roger penske will be getting, receiving the presidential medal of freedom. reporter: iran is a different country, do you hold that opinion? >> absolutely. when i came

the daytona 500 champion was in san francisco this afternoon for the annual luncheon. he explained by everybody loves the reprieve from the monday noble tracks. >> is being able to go out in the city and run from the police. you go as fast as he can left and right. it is our only opportunity. you just go as fast as you can. >> i into races in both oval tracks and road courses. you can't see all of the course in one place but where you do, you see bumping and grinding. >> they must love it. can often make a left turn. >> a lot of grease and well on the track. a lot of crashes. >>> cbs evening news is coming up next. >> we have a preview. >>> here's a look at the stories we are working on. >> i made a mistake. >> tension sore in the middle east after iran shoots down an american drone. in the persian gulf. >>> joe biden defenses work with segregationist senators. >>> desk duty. why protesters in fensive philadelphia are demanding police officers be fired. tonight on the cbs evening news. >>> the nba finals may be over but high profile bidding is still being paid off. >>

strike, he swerved into a median, was thrown from his motorcycle, he died at the scene, on i-95 near daytonathat is stopped traffic almost completely. he was from charlotte, north carolina, age 45. >>> busy day at ocean beach, sentences go where crowds gathered to beat the heat today. temperatures there hit the mid- 90s. that is so rare, paul. in the month of june that is crazy rare. >> hot in concord, okay, livermore and napa, not abnormal. 95 at the beach in june, about getting more abnormal. look at the numbers tonight, these are all above average in the middle of the afternoon for your heart. these are the temperatures outside san francisco, temperatures still at 80, if it doesn't fall 9 degrees in the next 40 minutes, hint, it won't come obvious will be the warmest june night ever, from midnight to midnight, it never dropped below 72 degrees. now, the ocean breeze will take over, many locations in the city dropping to 62 tonight, fremont at 63, concord at 66. a very warm night, not the best sleeping weather for a second straight night, inland we are talking about cooler weather coming,

be joining families and thousands who have gathered to pay th respects and honor the courage of d daytona rvivors. >> very powerful. >>> 6:08. maryland public worksl add toll lanes to the maryland side of the beltway. it was an idea conceived by governor larry hogan. not without controversy. leaders aren't convinced and are pushing for alternate ideas. today's vote would allow private citizens to vote on the $11 billion project. >>> also happening today, an official ground breaking for projects 5i78d at easing congestion along i-95 near fredericksburg. it will extend the express lanes ten miles south to keep the project moving. the area has been describe as one of the worst bottlenecks in our region. >>> major-workers can be fired for illegally using medical marijuana. people who are in safetyoy ems face termination in the next 30 days. >>> it's now 6:09. we're working for your health this morning with news of some surprising developments about what to eat and how much to exercise. >> for years the advice h been chicken is better than red meat when it comes to your cholesterol. they can b

. >> he was born in daytona beach, june 2nd, 1893. >> reporter: he used google public records, censusclippings to track my family back to the 19th century. >> your great grandfather, that's his grandmother. >> 1817. >> reporter: december 1817. >> in georgia. >> reporter: how hard is this to do? >> anybody can do it. it just takes practice. >> reporter: he started to dig in his own family's pass as a cure for borden. now, at 18, he estimates he's helped more than 1,000 people find their roots. >> you have to look at all of the pieces. >> reporter: he often takes just days to find the answers that his clients have been searching for for decades. >> both parents. and the twin thing is correct? >> really? it's been 24 hours. >> reporter: where do you start? >> it depends. if someone's adopted, they can't find their parents names. you have nonidentifying info. your mother is 26, a homemaker. to some people, it looks like nothing. but to me, paired with the dna results, it's easy as pie. >> reporter: what may be pie for schubert, is deeply meaningful to the people he helps. >> oh, my god. >

. >> that the main daytona krt erdical cent they'll be digging into their three-year-long investigation at the v.a. hospital.ne tuin for "under scrutiny: inside the v.a." tomorrnight. >>> a pop-upowolf g feature wel. so many fun things to do. we've got the candy bar, novelty ice creams and candy and for the adults, sider and sangria and beer. >> it's open through aulg 31. if you order online, you can reserve a spot. otherwise it's first come first serv >> trace.ee >>> after a hot and sticky and stormy week, finally friday and beautiful weat r,amelia. >> lovely breeze, the sun is shining, i'm not tracking anything onhe radar. >> why did you come to work sth. >> we beat her up when the weatr is bad. >> we're going to see the wind subside as we move toward 9:00 p.m. until then you're going to to continue notice a breeze, but really refreshing out there. a cold front moved through very early this morning. lowered our temperatures and humidity. the winds areut of the northwest at 15 miles an hour. as we head throughout the evening hours, the temperatures will fall into the 70s and even 60s.

because the only beach donald trump would storm -- [ applause ] -- is spring break in daytona. this is not the first time he's lashed out at bette midler. this has gone on for years. he criticized her looks, her singing, her appearance on the oscars. i don't know where this animosity came from. i think i figured it all out. it starts with a popular movie from 1993, "hocus-pocus". it begins in 1693 during the salem witch trials. she plays winnie, one of three witches who are sisters, the sanderson sisters. winnie, mary and sarah sanderson. as in, what's the name of his press secretary? sarah huckabee sanders. you know where the movie was filmed? wittier, california, which is the home of none other than richard nixon, as you can see in this welcome home dick pic. richard nixon was the last president to be impeached by a witch hunt. at this point you're probably saying big deal, these are a bunch of random connections. i still haven't shown you what president trump would call the smocking gun. the father in the movie "hocus-pocus" is played by charles rocket, who is a cast member

tampa is 105, orlando, daytona beach, miami, very uncomfortable as of late.heat indices of 102. continuing to spread northward. d.c. should be close to 90, three, four days in a row. and new york city coming close to the first 90-degree day. this is warmth. this is typically summerlike. what we're dealing with across the pond is not typical. it's something that most people have never lived through before. we're seeing a jet stream, a big dip, bringing very hot air from northern africa into europe. we're expecting about nine countries to break their all-time high temperature records this week. areas as far north as netherlands will be in the 100s which they've never seen before. it's going to be fascinating to see the effects of this. obviously, heat is a huge killer. >> yes. that's going to be intense. i also hope they're cranking the ac in the debate haul. >>> and ties to the ongoing migrant crisis. plus, american companies are apparently finding new ways to get around the trump administration's fight to dispute with china's huawei. details driving your busi

man is facing charges after leading police on a wild chase in a stolen mail truck it happened near daytonaficers say jesse est, peep swerving into a guard rail and the truck veered off the highway and rolled over. he wasn't hurt reportedly telling officers he was on meth, brian, when he was arrested. >> you have to be on something if you're going to steal a postal truck and hope to get away top speed is, what, 45. >> that's about right. >>> some sad news in the economic to report martin feldstein died yesterday at the age of 79 simultaneously serving as white house of the council adviser under president reagan, later serving as an economic adviser under presidents george w. bush and barack obama he also served as the president of the national bureau of economic research from 1977 to '82 and, again, later on he is survived by his wife and two daughters and our thoughts are to the martin feldstein family dead at the age of 79. >>> coming up here at 5:30 a.m. on the east coast. good morning, here are the five things you need to know. big breaking news out of hong kong for a second day police

at daytona last night, senator warren doubling down on her calls for a bold liberal agenda. >> we havelem in this country. a big problem. and we are not going to fix it with small solutions. one piece of legislation here, a little idea over there, a couple of regulations over here. we need big structural change in this country. >> harris: don't ask >> melissa: ari, what advice would you give to those on the stage tonight? what should be in their head as they are out there? >> ari: let me say, the fact that the president can watch it and therefore someone come in my ear, they couldn't get tv like that. flying out of the country come over the ocean, he can get it, we couldn't. i'm jealous. [laughter] for the debate tonight, this is really a moment, number one, four senator warren two win her bracket. she wins wednesday night, who will win next thursday not? there's an element that whoever wins tonight will get an elevated position. i think she goes into this with the biggest lead in the bracket. the second observation i have, it really is a moment for any of the other nine candidates to

. >>> two time daytona 500 champion michael waltrip previewed the carousel earlier this week.to let fans inside. there is plenty to do in the meantime. all sorts of food, drinks, games. visitors can meet with nascar personalities, get an airbrush tattoo and even a kid zone. this is the monster energy nascar cup series being held at the sonoma raceway for the 31st consecutive year. in the preshow at 10:15 a.m., preparing for the race at noon. we are talking about tens of thousands of race fans coming into the area people -- people coming for winetasting as well. and a lot of people like to camp around the racetrack. some people are just walking over and taking golf carts over and taking bikes over. certain people are trying to avoid the traffic. in the area, expect a slow down. live at the sonoma raceway, ktvu news. >> today, it is also the finale for racing legend former daytona 500 winner darrell waltrip will call his last race as an analyst after a hall of fame career behind the wheel. he will leave the broadcast booth after two decades. jeff gordon will remain as one of the

the i-4 corridor, which starts in tampa after interstate 4, runs through orlando, and goes up to daytonaand florida is sort of a bunch of states in one but loosely speaking the north is far more conservative than the southeast, the southwest is now becoming kind of conservative. and in the middle you have this sort of fulcrum on which the state's elections and ideological balance rests. and those who win the i-4 corridor like trump did in 2016 usually win the state. so if you're in orlando you're going to get a great a coverage. you're going to reach a far bigger number of independent swing voters, their television sets, and through their local newspapers than, say, you are in the panhandle. also it's geographically located. they wanted to make sure they have the biggest, baddest rally northwest words of some of the trump campaign, because they want the biggest, baddest campaign that the nation has ever seen. it's an easy place to get to, orlando, relatively speaking, in the state. and they got that. they got at least 20,000 people showing up. a lot of these people are so dedicated that

. >> he was born in daytona beach, june 2nd, 1893. >> in five minutes he used public data, newspaperer, so this is your grandmother. >> 1817 in is. >> 1817 in georgia. >> how hard is this to do? >> anybody can do it. it just takes a lot of practice. >> reporter: at around ten years old he started digging into his own past. now at 18 he estimated he's helped more than a thousand people find their roots. >> it's a big puzzle. you have to find all the pieces to put the together he takes days to find people where they've taken decades. >> it ooh benz 24 hours. >> if someone is adopted, they can't find their parents' names but they got nonidentifying i foe. your mother was 26, homemaker, your father was an auto mechanic, 26. to others it looks like nothing. to me dna, it's easy as pie snand deeply meaningful to the people he helps. >> oh, my gosh. i'm going to cry. >> reporter: like kate desantis that i've gone through my life not looking like anyone. to see a picture of my birth mother and and to find out i had birth siblings and like i belonged, it was overwhelming. >> reporter: for shu

this is daytona beach, florida.ice aboutetng in the water this summer. we'll hear from the latest north carolina beach. >> it's a postcard vie as the sun is coming up. let's get a check of the s headli this morning. >>> jon stewart is pushing hard on congress to extend the 9/11 victims compensation fund. stewar is a long-time advocate for first responders who developed cancer afterng worki at ground zero. he scolded lawmakers at that hearing. >> i'm awfully tired of hearing that it's a 9/11 new york issue. al qaeda didn't shout death to tribeca. >> more than 10,000 9/11 responders have been dgnosed with cancer. >>> the 2020 race picks up steam. the p quinnipiac universityl shows the president behind joe biden and five other democrats. biden traded jabs wh trump yesterday. the president said he thinks biden is, w quote,k mentally and people don't respecthim. biden called the president a threat to our core values. >>> don't beurprised if you see a bumper crop of lemonade stands in teits. s now legal for kids to operat

. >> she's born in daytona beach.ublic records, census data and newspaper clippings to track my family back to the 19th century. >> your great grandfather this is his grandparents. >> 1817. >> december 1817 in georgia. >> hard i this tdo? anybodyan i practice. >> at 10 years old, he started digging into his own family's past. now at 18 he estimates he's helped more than 1,000 people find their roots. >> it's a big puzzle that you have to look at all the pieces and put together. >> he often takes just days to find the answers. his clients have been searching for, for decades. >> both parents and the twin thing is correct. >> really? >> yes. >> eric, it's been like 24 hours. >> i know. >> where do you start? >> honestly, it depends. like if someone is adopted. they can't find their parent's names. but they got nonidentifying info from the state. your mother was 26, a homemaker. your father was an auto mechanic. he was 26. to some people it looks like nothing. to me, paired with the dna results, it's easy as pie. >> what

. >>> we are back now. 7:30 a little beach view to brighten your day this is daytona beach, florida athinking twice about getting in the water this summer we will hear from the later survivor just ahead, not at that beach but at a north carolina beach. >> the postcard view as the sun is coming up in florida. >>> the headlines this morning, comedian and activist jon stewart is pushing hard on congress to extend the 9/11 victims compensation fund which is due to expire next year he is a long time advocate he scolded lawmakers yesterday at a subcommittee hearing on that funding measure. >> i am awfully tired of hearing that it's a 9/11 new york issue. al qaeda didn't shout death to tribeca. >> more than 10,0009/11 first responders have been diagnosed with cancer. hundreds of them have died >>> a new national poll could raise concerns for president trump's re-election campaign as the 2020 race picks up steam a quinnipiac university poll shows the president behind joe biden and five other democrats trump traded jabs with biden yesterday as they both made appearances in iowa. the president

on three areas and i think on the question of telling his story more he agreed that he's trying to daytonae a lot for the piece. a lot of his advisors thinks he need to do that more. on the question of race and gender stuff, he says clearly it was too white, too male. they have made big moves around th that. there's an expectation in 2019 that you understand the particular communities have particular experiences and bernie sanders' world view is one in which everything is fundamentally about the very rich, using divide and conquer to screw the worker and while that has a lot of power and has done him very well, there are certain issues, police violence against unarmd black men, you know, issues like reparations, issues like what women face in the work place which are not strictly speaking about politicians screwing the worker and i think sanders has struggled on those issues but i think he is learning. he certainly has people around him this time that he did not have around him last time. i think one of the questions here is when you've actually spent four decades championing a message tha

daytona beach, florida, soanya, democrat line. caller: thank you, c-span for giving me a voice.ould like the american people to know that the republican party appears to be above the law or thinking they are above the law, especially with jeff sessions separation policy which in itself is truly not a separation policy but a kidnapping policy. a government perpetrated kidnapping and child abuse policy. to define kidnapping, to them it is to see and carry someone by fraud and demand a ransom, abducting or holding them captive and to steal a child is kidnapping. this is what is happening to these children. definition isuse maltreatment of physical and sexual or psychological abuse and neglect of a caregiver. the caregiver is committing this abuse under the law of the united states. the result is, i am a psychotherapist with two years postmasters training in psychotherapy. are prone to get reactive attachments where they will be harmed detrimentally for the rest of their lives. especially the little ones under five years old. because they will not be able to form natural attachments

heavy rain across areas of north florida, headed over towards daytona later on.across the central plains. no more significant rain coming into the central plains which maybe can allow some of the farmers to get some of the plant in. one of the story we're going to be watching, heat building out across areas of the west. excessive heat warnings have been issued across the imperial valley of california. get ready for that. back over to you. pete: rick, appreciate it. jedediah: not anymore. [laughter] ed'd graduation season's upon us. it's not a time for celebration. >> we are witnessing an assault on the rule of law and the foundation of our democracy. >> you are moving onward to your next chapter at a rather precarious time. pete: wow. really enticing. our next guest says these speeches are ignoring the economic reality. geico makes it easy to get help when you need it. with licensed agents available 24/7. it's not just easy. it's having-a-walrus-in-goal easy! roooaaaar! it's a walrus! ridiculous! yes! nice save, big guy! good job duncan! way to go! [chanting] it'