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excuse do o panthers gm dave gettleman made it clear the team wasn't in the business of developing players for other teams. so they want to retain corner back josh norman. he's one of the most coveted free agents in the nfl. he'll hit the market tuesday unless the panthers apply the franchise tag which seems inevitable. that will buy a few months during which the panthers can negotiate a long-term contract. it's a one-year deal. shy of $14 million. the money is right. the security isn't. gettleman was asked if he thought they'd take unbridge to a potential franchise tag. >> josh is a pro. he's a pro. and no. not at all. because i'm not. >> the eastern conference playoff race is as tight as they come. the hornets are 3.5 games back of third place boston. tonight's date with indiana is particularly important. the two teams met two weeks ago. the first of three regular season importance. a win >> we're going to have to bounce back tonight. >> imagine your marcus page returning from a broken hand to two maryland in early december. he was primed for a new year. but recently his struggles have b

do." eric eberhart / gm, high roller "they have been wonderful partners, we started working with them about 4 1/2 years ago in the design of the wheel and the cabins themselves and worked very closely developing the rescue methods." roughly 30 thousand dollars was spent on safety gear at the high roller.. this includes ropes, harnesses and trolleys to ensure a safe rescue. ahead ... why someone just bought a live pig ... dollars!! and.. his pants are on fire.. but he's not lying about why. we'll tell you what caused this hot mess. while it's 2- hundred miles per hour on the track.. it can be zero miles per hour on teh roads around the speedway. what's available this year that could relieve the traffic backups. your fox5 weather 24/7 forecast is live from las vegas. you're watching fox5 news at six. with emmy award winner john huck. christine maddela. and weather 24/7 with chief meteoroligist ted pretty. this is fox5 news at 6 o'clock. local las vegas. nascar weekend at the las vegas motor speedway is less than 2 weeks away. it's an event notorious for causing massive traffic backups through

getting a chance to be with your brothers, your army, to be with your team you're going to do battle with. new gm marks. brooklyn takes a 13-point lead. knicks kept it close, but not close enough. knicks lost 109-98 the final. i'm otis livingston, have a great day. >>> just one more final update on the breaking news we've been following in brooklyn. two police officers and a suspect are in the hospital after a shooting in bed stuy. 34-year-old after hearing gunfire after 3:00 a.m. they say he crashed his car into a police vehicle. officers opened fire, shooting him several times. one police officer was shot in the hip, the other in the chest, but his bullet-proof vest stopped the bullet from going through. they're recovering at kings county hospital and expected to be okay. police say the suspect is in critical condition at brookdale hospital. >>> final look at your weather warmer than it's been, right? >> yes. huge warmup today. about 20 degrees warmer than yesterday. 15 degrees above seasonable levels. it will be a beautiful start to your weekend. just a little breezy. sunshine today and clouds

maybe it had something to do with the new gm sean marks in the building. wayne ellington a 20-2 run in the knicks kept it close. not close enough. a 13-0 run in the fourth for the nets who never looked back. the knicks have loss 11 of their last 12. 109-98. another rivalry game. the islanders took on the devils. one goal of the game for the islanders who blanked the devils 1-0. but a busy day here in port st. lucie, florida. a record crowd 1,500 fans turned out to root on the defending national league champion mets pitchers and catchers. it's going to be busy tomorrow as well. reporting live from port st. lucie, florida, otis livingston. christine and maurice, back to >>> we'll be right back. it took joel silverman years to become a master dog trainer. but only a few commands to master depositing checks at chase atms. technology designed for you. >>> thank you for joining us. >> "the late show" next with stephen colbert. for the entire cbs news team, >> good night, everyone. >> jon: stephen colbert! captioning sponsored by cbs ( band playing "late show" th

do that. >> thoughts on gm. >> i don't like it and haven't liked it a while and now we're hearing about subprime auto loans so to me it feels like the autos, you had peak autos last year. i don't really see the uptick in demand overseas. i liked the trade. >> your tweets and the final call from the options pit. i'm here at the td ameritrade trader offices. steve, other than making me move stuff, what are you working on? let me show you. okay. our thinkorswim trading platform aggregates all the options data you need in one place and lets you visualize that information for any options series. okay, cool. hang on a second. you can even see the anticipated range of a stock expecting earnings. impressive... what's up, tim. td ameritrade. i'm spending too muchs for time hiringnter. and not enough time in my kitchen. (announcer) need to hire fast? go to ziprecruiter.com and post your job to over 100 of the web's leading job boards with a single click. then simply select the best candidates from one easy to review list. you put up one post and the next day you have all these candidates. makes my job a l

they've been with us all morning. you guys don't have any clue how to dispense this properly, do you? but gm enrique does. show us the proper way, the art, if you will, of dispensing. >> all right. i just don't pull that quick and i like to go around the entire cup, to make it look nice. >> it's all in the wrist. >> that's right. all in the wrist. >> so they say. all right. let's go. very nice. and you top it off with a little curly cue. come on up and show us what one of your favorite concoctions is. we've got two of them. let's start with christopher, the marketing manager here. what have you got? >> this is a plain tart with fresh fruit. all our fruit is cut fresh every day, so this has kiwi and strawberry on top of a plain tart. that's the staple of frozen yogurt, the plain tart. >> i did a sorbay swirl. it's strawberry lemonade with pineapple mix. and then i added some sour gummy bears. or, no, sour gummy warms, gummy bears and we've got mango popping boba and strawberry popping boba. >> now, janine, you're holding a tray of fruit and that's representing what? >> that's fresh fruit. our

listen to how emotional the team's gm becomes when talking about this trade. >> it's a hard thing to doto trade a player like that, but in the end we had to do what's best for our organization. >> is this the hardest thing you have had to do since you game gm? >> yeah, it was, yeah. i mean, i was hapart of scoutin him in the beginning so it's hard. can't take the emotion out of it, and you still got to make the deal. >> right, i know. ovechkin tweeting we make this team together. we'll miss attached favorite pics over the year. and the team, good-bye is never easy. it's like losing a member of the family. here is a look at who the caps are getting for brooks. daniel winick, eight-year veteran playing in his hometown of toronto. you probably will see him on the caps' third or fourth line. in hockey terms a blue collar grinder. you can say good by to brooks on wednesday night. >>> the wizards have the floor hosting the 76ers. the wizards are inching closer to the playoffs. just two games back. john wall on offense and the team playing tough defense. those are two big reasons why. wall jus

gm said it expects to do even better this year. cut hundreds of managerial jobs in europe and phased out less profitable models as it tries to improve its profits margin -- its profit margins there. it is trying to save at least $200 million per year. recall ofwidened a vehicles that could have risky airbags. 1.7 million models made from 2007 to 2015 were equipped with takata airbag inflator's, which could explode during a crash. yahoo! shares have dropped as much as 7%, as the internet company said it would cut 15% of its workforce, more than 1000 jobs, by the end of the year. the latest in a series of cost-cutting measures. mark thompson reports. mark: yahoo! is slimming down. from jobs to products'launched by the company -- products launched by the company's own ceo, there are cuts across the board. games, yahoo! tv, and a selection of -- value everyone who has made contributions. the changes have not been easy, but they have been necessary to position the company or a stronger future. mark: the savings could generate yahoo! aro

do. mr. away is not like any other gm there is. >> the deadline to franchise tape players is march 1. a key date for guys like brock osweiler and maliek jackson is march 7. teens can enter into contract negotiations with uninstructed free agents. march 9 is a key date for a guy like peyton peyton manning and mary demarcus ware. recently acquired steve novak. denver reportedly tried to trade picks them but found no suitors. a couple of head coaches are facing their old teen stunning. mike malone and the nuggets visiting george karl and the kings. everyone is had a nice all-star break but it didn't make everyone happy. >> honestly i wish we never took a break because we were rolling. >> it's funny how hard it is to get in shape and how easy it is to get out of shape. >> during the break and getting back to the season after that and i feel it where you are in a good position. >> coming back today it shows we are still on the same page. >> in my expense that was such a long break and this is trying to get them back mentally and them blow it out. >> this weekend 896 high school athletes ar

quarterbacks, wide receivers and tight ends all doing on-field workouts for the scouts, coaches, and gm's in attendance at lucas oil stadium, including panthers general manager dave gettleman. south carolina tight end jerrel adams showing off his tight end clocking the fatest , 40-time out of the position. adams running a 4.64 40 yard dash. as for the ride receivers former , dorman and clemson wideout charone peake clocking the fifth best 40-time today for wide receivers. 4.45 seconds. georgia wideout malcolm mitchell also matched him with the same time in the 40. will fuller with the fastest in the south carolina men's basketball team close of the season playing two of its last three on the road. usc has gotten off to some slow starts on the road this entire season. they continue today. gamecocks down 25-9. cutting the deficit to 13. late stages of the first half, gamecocks coming up with a steal. but it gets stripped and we headed back the other way. bulldogs have a little showtime. gavin ware with a throw them off the backboard pass. gamecocks stoned on hold as they fall 68-58. in the

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quarterbacks right receivers, and tight ends, or doing on-field workouts for the scouts, coaches, and gm's in attendance at lucas oil stadium, including panthers gm dave gettleman. south carolina tight end jerrel adams showing off his athleticism. clocking the fatest 40-time out of the position. adams running a 4.64 40 yard dash. former dorman and clemson wide receiver charone peake clocking the fifth best 40-time today for wide receivers. running his dash in 4.45 seconds. georgia wideout malcolm mitchell also matched him with the same time in the 40. notre dame's the fastest 40 at 4.32 seconds. clemson continues its series on the diamond this afternoon against james madison. the tigers took the series opener yesterday at the doug, 6-1. clate schmidt on the bump for control. here in the second gets the strikeout. schimdt goes 7 scoreless. giving up just 3 hits, and struck out 4. the tigers bats get going. chase pender loops one into center to bring home a run. clemson puts up a 5 spot in the frame. now to the bottom of the 2 on fourth, for all-american catcher chris okey, and he hammers th

eric eberhart, the linq high roller gm "i had the opportunity to do it last year and loved it. i had no fear at all." they'll be back at it tomorrow. so don't freak out of you see a person dangling from one of these cabins. reporting live parker collins 13 action news. thanks parker. a first look at celine dion's emotinoal return to the stage. the las vegas strip headliner performed last night for the first time since both her the show started with a special tribute to him. dion broke down in tears at several points during the night. as you know, her husband served as her manager for years. celine dion's next show is on friday...she'll continue her residency as normal. high pressure has taken over the valley once again and today we will begin our climb back up to the 70s! sunny skies will be common along with winds light and switching directions throughout the day. high temperatures will range between 67 and 72 degrees. mostly sunny skies and light winds continue through the work week and into the weekend. high temperatures move into the mid 70s by thursday and by friday, highs

and the moves that the gm made were all the to do one thing. playoffs. games. and they translate into the playoffs. our pay roll is what it is, pay roll does not dictate the standings. computer does not dictate it, we the clubhouse. that's -- they have the belief and the confidence and talent to go out and compete in the east. we feel good about the chances. as good as we can coming into the season. >> and merissa lynn is joining us from daytona. you spent time with the drivers switching jobs. >> jeff forward is taking over in the fox nascar booth. he said reality clicked in when chase elliott won the pole for the 500. he is taking over for gordon. he is saying that he is still rookie and learning the ins and outs of tv. he still have a lot to learn. >> and it is overwhelming but it is impressive to be a part of. i'm happy to be a part of it, i had fun. for me the first weekend at times i just need to calm myself saturday night the limited it is excited about what is going on. and as darryl told me, i would experience when you see it from that angle and that pe

china , india in part, brazil in toto, argentina, the united states, canada, all except gm owes, what the europeans do is frankly of very little consequence inmy view . >> any others? >> i think the lady in the front pick up. >> my question, do we have enough production, the food, the production for everybody on the earth? if we do, then it's not, i think i have to disagree with you. people who are hungry right now because they don't have the money to find food, it's not enough food on earth. >> that's certainly true now. the lady said the problem was partly distribution and partly access and in that, not absolute production and i certainly think and i make this point in the book and should have made it in the talk but again, unless you prepare a speech and wheni was a student people who lectured me from reading things bored me so completely that once people started asking me to talk in public i decided i would wing it for better or worse . one of these days i'll get up in asituation like this and absolutely nothing will come out but so far so good as the guy said at the 50th story dropping down to th

do. don't you. isn't fiat chrysler one of your holdings. >> yes and that gm. >> what do you like about these stocks> they are cheap. great dividend yield. auto sales are probably not going much above the 17 million but not going back to 9 or 10 million. it's basically a value story. we try to think of these things if we owned 100% of this company would that be a good thing. i would love to own gm 100% with the balance sheet they have. the market doesn't care. the market is worried about auto sales. ford is 11.5. >> why don't you own ford because they have been doing so well with truck sales. >> we own ford at one point. we switched ford to fiat when fiat was cheaper. >> do you look at these cycles with low gas prices that have driven consumers to want bigger and more expensive cars that guzzle more gas. every time prices have gone back up that's a shiel that changes pretty quickly. >> europe has been punk for gm. i'm bullish on european auto sales because the european interest rates are zero. and gasoline prices are low and taxes are high in europe on gasoline. two biggest factors in auto is financ

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but i'm willing to invest right now based on that, is there anything i can do to short the automakers? >> no, gmtrying to be very fluid. >> they are. >> i think initially i fought you on this. i said, no, it's just really wrong. but the work that google has been doing on driverless cars, alphabet, tells me get ahead of this one. get ahead of this one. a lot of these companies are doing that. the overruns for musk and tesla, surprising. but the car, loved. >> loved. >> we'll be talking about the implications of autonomous driving for years to come before it becomes something we're seeing. wow what it could do to the work force, too. they always say every advance could create more jobs. you put taxi drivers out of work, truck drivers out of work. i don't know. >> i don't know if you saw the mexican bonds selling well. not looking at the peso side, which is a disaster. that's where the employment is. it's too cheap to make everything. it may be the cheapest place on earth to make things, given the fact it's just a big union pacific line to our country and nafta. so the actual friction -- >> even or

that's why gm is doing so well, for his doing so well., will hurt some sectors, is really helping others. housing is coming back. matt: you can see that if you click on the growth tab on the bloomberg energy, profit down 70%. it's been a rough quarter with prices. if you look at consumer discretionary, which bob is talking about, profit is up 28%. it's been an extremely strong quarter for consumer discretionary stocks because of the drop in oil prices. stephanie: we have to take a look at the losers. ebay, american express. american express is front and center getting this. when you think about the experience economy in the way people are spending more, american express was the first to offer experiences. the centurion card, when you can do more than just buy something. membership having its privileges. maybe not. if you don't offer those customers more and new, they are some really going to leave. a very competitive market with a credit card, what are you getting airline points. stephanie: they lost the cosco deal. josh: they are having

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at all, particularly with this and into that we'll add some pineapple gm and preserves or whatever you can find and what we're doing today has a tropical undertone. >> okay. >> so you can use any flavors that you want, but this is what we're doing is definitely tropical undertones. so pineapple, cream cheese and mix that together and just form really, really nice and how hard is that? >> less than 10 seconds! >> yeah. >> and then you know how to crack an egg with one hand? >> no, i can't craig eggs. i have my wife crack the eggs. >> i'll show you how to do it and it's really simple. i have more eggs on the commercial break and we'll go crack about 100 eggs. but you tap it on the smooth surface and then you almost do like a scisors action with your fingers and boom. >> kyle: looky >> how easy is that? >> you're a trained professional. >> we'll have the batter mixed with salt. any time you do anything with eggs, whether sweet, savory, doesn't matter. you need to put a little salt in. if you don't, you'll have a flat favor and this rounds it out. we like rounded out flavors. along with a bit of vanilla. if you want ci

julie: ford and gm are falling today. to do from an influential auto analyst at morgan stanley. he says the automaker's profits are more at risk under recession scenarios than the automakers have estimated. first, take a look at the stocks, both of which are declining. auto suppliers are declining as well. starting to see a ripple effect in today's session. take a look at the bloomberg. i made a chart of seasonally adjusted auto sales, the rate going back 10 years. this is the recession where we saw the auto sales numbers dip to around 10 million. saw jonas says that if we this number fall back to 13 or 14 million at an annual pace, we could see profits be put at risk, but the automakers have said it could fall to 11 million or even lower before you would see a chunk taken out of their profits. interesting discrepancy here between these two estimates, and that explain what we are seeing in terms of the stocks, even though we are far above both of these levels. so this would be under a hypothetical recession scenario. in terms o

doing a different angle." justin berkley has lived and worked downtown for more than half of his life. justin berkley, gm of court avenue brewing company: "i have never seen a physical altercation in the time i've spent down here. now, am i saying there never was one? no. but i have spent a lot of time on this street, but that was absolutely the exception to the rule." natural sound of ice dropping into glass but still, the gm of court avenue brewing understands the concerns some locals have had. it's why the city, county and local businesses are investing in extra with those donated cameras. justin berkley, court avenue brewing company: "the measures put in place are intended to just reassure you, the public and to let you know, we're watching you're safe and it's a good time to be had by all." natural sound of ice scooper berkley says they're simply reinvesting money into the community they've been building up for a decade or so. justin berkley, court avenue brewing company: "we have come to be the entertainment center for the city of des moines." and with greater transparency all around, the hope is t

doing it in high gear. the automaker team will start tomorrow. cars are not just a concept for gm any more. and the company sees them as something that can work in the real world. >>> all right. now to a consumer alert tonight about a popular cooking oil. a number of olive oil companies are accused of deceiving customers about where their olive oil comes from and what it's made from. john mattery shows us how to avoid being ripped off. >> reporter: businesses booming at olive oil shops like this one. >> we have our extra virgin olive oil. >> reporter: the brothers with shirts that say olive oil snob sell their family's greek olive oil to shoppers looking for the real thing. a recent string of investigative much of the extra virgin oil sold in supermarkets is not the real thing. >> the vast majority on the shelves is not real. >> reporter: the report and several recent lawsuits claim many brands are blends of oil. a dozen different flavors of true olive oil. in there. >> reporter: imported from their family's olive oil on the greek island crete. how do you know you are getting the real thing

and the gm wants to keep him but will have to do what he needs to do to improve the team. on the ice last night bruins took on tampa. he will be later on today remains to be seen. here's the highlight for the night. he wins the face-off and kevin shot through and beats bishop. bruins up 1-0. tied at one, mcquad falls down and skates underneath and lightning have a 2 on 0 cal and with the first of two on the night. in the second the penalty shot and that makes it 4-1 boston. and it didn't go well. well, everything went well for tampa except this. trying to clear the puck and males him on the left side. he he was able to skate off on bruins to continue to struggle at home. and eduardo rodrigue lez have a few days off twisting his near during a drill and mri showed he popped the knee cap out of place. this is video of rodriguez throwing earlier in camp. manager farrell says there's swelling but no structural damage. and red sox begin their spring training play with a double- header down against northeastern and boston collegelater this afternoon and cell licks try to stretch

doing, isn't it? >> totally. you listen to gmw the numbers are up for the gas guzzlers, but none of that works. in 1987, when the market was out of sync with the economy, the futures guys were in charge. right now the oil futures guys are in charge. in the end that market will have a floor, but the floor will come when you read north dakota is no longer producing oil. that's what you need to see. when that happens, the north dakota wells are almost too expensive, then the saudis say let's take it up. they are saying right now futures not down as much as i think. the work from rbm is neutral, rusty brazil, there's oil everywhere. there's too many drops to drink of light, sweet crude. >> by the way, this very issue seems to be morphing from the energy space to the banking sector. financials the worst performing sector of the year. european names getting whacked again. you mentioned earlier deutsche ba bank, what is happening with the final financials, does it depend on the yield curve? i think it's yield curve and etfs, the banks t

doing. >> thanks for having me. >> commence volume shipments. first mass production vehicle communications gm. flag ship sasung launched nest. i coululgo on and on. these are 2016 highlights. when would they mean more than one particular customer and that customer's window where it is not making cell phones. >> well, thanknk that's a great question. as i think you know we we an early mover in takinand deploying technologile that we perfected in cell phones and wifi and connectivity into a host of iot applications and vertical markets. were in the home or nevt thermostats, smoke detectors, google and roku entertainment. we are in lightbulbs, continuing to round out the portfolio. they are operating over multiple communication bands and we are able to simplify that with the scale and breadth of technology. make it easy for the consumer and easy for customers to integrate the technology. it is 25% of re new today growing year over year. it will continue to outpace the market to become larger and larger component of the business. >> how do we get the story other than in your great and play on gami

gm is trying to figure out: how to do that how to increase the technology. good >> james: we will follow weather around the bay. it looks like you'll be great as we gear up for superbowl sunday >> darya: to morning >> darya: that was quite a game for drain on green. >> reporter: green had a great game and he's this is his ninth triple double. he is on fire. so often it's about who scores the most points in it for some time to do not appreciate other statistics. goodrich >> darya: >> reporter: you can see your knees in the sky at a souvenir. >> darya: i've been blocked like that before and it looks like it was embarrassing. the super bowl teams are here. we have the red carpet airplane arrival. >> reporter: camden's pants are really unusual. >> darya: that he has zebra pants on. >> reporter: every camera in the country looking at him so we decided that he would do this. >> darya: i'm saving mine for the actual super bowl sunday. there's a boat tied and chain with the broncos. >> reporter: peyton manning looks like a banker. at the super bowl experience you ca

gm will talk live at. >> are you sad to see andy go or do you think the trade will be good for the team. leave comments on the facebook page or tweet us at cleveland 19 news. him go. >> fan favorite and similar to what we saw with z at the end of his career and thought he could come back and sad to see him come back. >> a lot of snow is bye, bye. now, we will start the warm-up process actually tonight. still pretty chilly out there now. we dropped to 30 in cleveland. 32 last hour and ashtabula and 28 warren and these numbers will be climbing throughout the night. sandusky 35 and lorain, elyria at 29. watch how temperatures go up. 29 at 7:00, 32 and wind picks up out of the southeast at midnight and 34 degrees. in. it is a hazy sun and wind is picking up especially tomorrow. wow. now we are looking at a dry forecast details at 5:17. denise? >> denise: all right, jeff, thank you. >>> if you have the cleveland 19 news news app you got the push alert a bad pile up on 77 north at east 22nd. police tell us 7 vehicles were involved in this and two people were transported to the hospital. >> dan

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and then one day after gm trent baalke said he expected kaepernick to be on the team. what doyou read into this? it's hard to believe that kaepernick, who will now be on that opening day roster, come september. i'm dennis o'donnell. see you tonight. >>> play of the day, golden state at orlando. we saw it once but steph curry's shot worth another look. he only gets 3.......but w'l bonus that up with play of e day accolades. stef had 51. it's 5: new v the guy is untouchable. we'll give him a bonus because it is the play of the day. on a friday. steph with 51. >>> it is 5:25. new video of a couple of crooks on a crime spree. now police hope you can help track them down. >> reporter: and i'm kiet do. we're live in hayward where a murder suspect is being arraigned in court today. it turns out this guy is in the country illegally. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, being investigated as a hate crime. we'll talk to them. >>> a local family afraid to go out after a shocking incident being investigated as a hate crime. we'll talk to the family. >> reporter: mayor lee's deadline is up. homeless

do they compare with other automakers? >> i mentioned the u.s. market being at record levels. record numbers out of gm and ford in the past couple of weeks. just to give a sense, you know, relative terms here, toyota's earnings that we will see later today, we should see a full fiscal year profit forecast that will more than exceed gm and ford combined. so toyota is really outperforming the industry, not only from a sales perspective, but from a profitability standpoint as well. yvonne: another story we are why airlines cannot fight stranded passengers. later on in the show, singapore will welcome the year of the monkey into a sluggish economy. there is one business that is booming. up next, india's biggest developer is expecting a solid year for growth. we will hear from their executive director when "trending business" returns. ♪ yvonne: breaking news from indonesia with fourth-quarter gdp figures. comparedmy grew 5.04% to estimates of a 4.8% rise. that is above estimates as far as the quarter on quarter figure goes. it contracted 1.83%. expanding 7.9%dp on the year. asia's property sector is under

am so proud of the guys, everybody at gms, mile an hour hour -- this is an opportunity of a lifetime. when they called, i was like, really, you want me to come do this? couldn't be more proud of all the guys, everybody, this is awesome. >> adam: something about the last lap at daytona always brings out the craziness. meanwhile, a nice finish. we're hoping everybody's okay in that late crash here in the truck race. tomorrow here at daytona, 3:30 race. also one more practice for the sprint car cup guys. we will be out here again, have complete coverage of the xfinity race and everything going on at the track leading into the daytona 500 on sunday, which i cannot wait for, bob. for now, though, from daytona, adam shadoff, fox 35 sports. >> bob: we know that the fans are going to eat well at the daytona international speedway this weekend. course, as well, with the chefs who cater to nascar stars. let's check in with derrol nail. >> reporter: when race car driver eric walked to his garage for cup practice today, he appeared to have some pep in his step. maybe it's the fuel. 60s willing bacon. along with a variety of delicious food prepared fresh in