positioning of both harvick and keselowski. >> i think it's harvick's race to lose. keselowski and i love what denny hamlin and joey logano's team did. certainly in a better place when they play that strategy as he cleared keselowski, not able to do earlier in the race, chris, but if he's able to he can stop this thing. >> trying to win his second atlanta race and keselowski trying to win back-to-back. back upstairs to jeff, darrell hand mike. >> mike: harvick's race to lose on the short run? brad keselowski down the back straightaway has had the measure of harvick and with 20 laps to go. >> jeff: if harvick spins the tires, now it gives the advantage to hamlin to possibly get to the inside of harvick and shoot that mental gap and this thing is not over. >> darrell: i think harvick is in the cat bird seat. the 2 is at straight a disadvantage and it could come up to a battle between the 4 and 11 because the 11 is right behind the 4. looking like a genius. >> jeff: yes. >> mike: there's the lineup and keselowski outside and with his teammate. logano right behind him an

harvick's 9th straight year with at least one win. first win in atlanta since 2001. >>> the warriors beat the thunder by 32 last night, and it wouldn't be a game against oklahoma city without a little bit of drama. late in the 3rd quarter, russell westbrook collided with nick young, sending both players to the ground. zaza fell on westbrook's games. after the game, westbrook accused him of intentionally targeting him. >> do you think it was intentional? >> did you see it? what did it look like? anybody touch him? yes or no? >> i didn't see the replay. >> you didn't see it? >> i just saw the play live. >> if you didn't see it, don't ask me questions. don't ask me dumb questions. obviously, it was intentional. obviously it was intentional. nobody touched him. he fell over my leg, tried to hurt me, but hey, that's how it goes. >> and zaza had no comment to westbrook's accusation telling espn quote, that's childish. come on, i'm not responding to that. >>> nick young had one of his best games of the season, scoring 16 points in 18 minutes

. >> mike: february 18th, 2007, harvick wins for rcr. february 18th, 2018, austin dillon wins. andy petree, new vp of competition for rcr with the headset on. congratulating everybody. >> jeff: that's justin alexander, the crew chief. >> mike: there's the ace taking home the checkered flag tonight, austin dillon with today's sunoco fueling victory. >> darrell: he burned her down, boys. this is amazing. amazing. >> love you. get this off. where's your gloves? >> mike: austin dillon's logo in the ace of spades. there's his dad, mike. matt yocum? >> matt: he's taking a breath. shades of the big "d" going through the grass. 20 years ago this week were you in victory lane as a 7-year-old and you saw how much this race meant to dale and your grandfather. what does it mean to you to join that exclusive club? >> i don't know. right now i want to thank the good lord above. i hate it for the ten guys we just had a run and i stayed on the gas. it's what it is. it is so awesome to take the 3 car back to victory lane 20 years ago. this is for dale earnhardt sr. >> matt: he had a lucky penny

kevin harvick led 181 of the 321 laps. of greg jump takes the checkered flag. nhra arizona nationals. john force taking on johnny lindberg. force his engine explodes. he then gets tangled with a parachute of lindberg causing him to crash. the 68-year-old was alert and responsive but hospitalized for further evaluation. his daughter courtney force went on to win the event. coming up at 11:00 p.m. over on abc7, zemaitis pachulia talks about being benched as starter. he's very honest. worth a listen and we'll deal with the fact that russell westbrook called him a dirty player. >> yes, he did. >> thank you. >>> "black panther" cuts through the competition again for an impress you be second weekend. >> its most imive fte could be who showed up. details next . >>> tonight on abc7 news at 11:00, we're learning new details tonight about the arrest of the university of san diego's basketball coach here in san francisco early this morning. he's accused of domestic violence tonight. >> a car slaps into a child's southern california hope. family saying it's a miracle the c

that brought out caution and on the restart kevin harvick who led 181 of the 325 laps with a great jump he never looked back, taking the checkered flag. >>> all right. the nba will be handing out fines for the warrior/okc game. zaza and k.d. and carmelo fouled and it should be interesting tomorrow. warriors could be dipping no their pockets. >> saw that interaction between k.d. and carmelo. thought they were asking where they should go to dinner. >> car molo doesn't know the area that well. >> nice try. just ahead, a whale off the california coast proves that at&t has a network with thousands of best-in-class security experts. which means... more of the eye balls you want watching the network... & less of the ones you don't... more experts preventing security issues & less security threats impacting our customers. more of a highly secure network with more security products available for further protection & less per month than comcast for business internet. switch to at&t internet for business. more & less - that's the power of &. >>> new on abc 7 news at 6:00, hear from a north bay wom

that's how kevin harvick is. he can make his car do things that i haven't figured out how to do yet. >> he's only one. >> don't worry, the rest of the field hasn't figured it out yet either. >> what does it feel like to go in all honesty like the petty team, first class, top of the line, best equipment available. what does that transition feel like? >> it's a tale of two worlds really. i went from a team that was quite frankly a mid-tier team, didn't have all of the money and resources necessary and richard said it himself. for years and years that i was there he always told me, we're going to go, we're going to do the best we can, but we raced as a family operation there. and, you know, i think when you look back at the sport over the years, when guys like rick hendrick and roger penske and gene haas and these guys come into the sport, it changed the playing field of the entire sport. and you went from having family-run businesses to billionaire's playgrounds and so -- >> well put. >> -- talk about jeff gordon.

on the restart, kevin harvick, who led with a great jump, never looked back, taking the check erred thegets tangled in the parachute. the 68-year-old was alert and responsive. he was taken to the hospital and his daughter, courtny force went on to win the event. he's a 68-year-old man going through that. just unbelievable. this abc 7 sports report brought to you by river rock casino. we'll find out if the nba is going to fine zaza tomorrow and kd was in a shoving match, that could bring some fines also. >> watching those raisers they're sitting on nigtro, arent they. >> yes. but safety has gotten strong, so pretty safe. but a 68-year-old man. >> still. >> it's amazing. and then his daughter has been racing for years and she went on to win the event. >> it gives us hope. >> exactly. >> are you going to a second career? >> i need a third career. >>> got a little rain coming. >> a little bit in the morning. so prepare for a slower morning commute and then we track a stronger storm on thursday but the rain is coming back in. >> that's it for tonight i'm dion lim. dion lim. >> i'm fire fight

. >> kevin harvick puts on a clinic and wins the post of honor. >> more than a hundred laps, he won thee track in 2001 filling in for dale earhart, three-finger salute victory lap. the nascar partnership by the way raises awareness which gives out scholarship to support military families. a win all the way around. long rain delay to get the race in. 11 minutes after the top of the hour and president trump calling for an end to chain migration. >> but we want people based on merit not based on the fact that they are thrown into a bin and many of those people are not the people you want in the country, believe me. heather: turns out americans overwhelming agree, so why isn't the system changing? our next guest and expert on immigration studies has a pretty good idea. and up in flames the terrifying moment that carry-on bag explodes into a fire ball on the plane and all caught on camera, and olympian calling for political unity, the outrage that is boiling over on both sides. helped put a roof over the heads of hundreds of families, he's most proud of the one he's kept over his own. brand

brian: kevin harvick dominates the quicktrip 500.ng a strained ankle after stepping on sprinkler head. mickey mantle fans know what that to his knee. he is expected to resume full workouts in a few days and spring training game put on hold, when a car gets stuck in the outfield. the car couldn't get through a gate, after between inning promotion, stop laughing. making it seem like an earthquake. by a parked truck outside the cardinals-astros game. after several tries the driver goes through a door on other side of the field. that is happening in the world of sports. we have more sports to talk about. ainsley: brian very happy. talk about a real hail mary? incredible video going viral of a priest and prep school headmaster, delivering nothing but net with an amazing sky hook, swishing the basketball all the way through the 3-point line. watch this. >> shouting] steve: what a shot. joining us right now the man himself, father edwin leahy, headmaster of st. benedict's preparatory school. our own fox news religion contributor, father jon

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major wrecks ruined outings for jimmie johnson, kevin harvick and danica patrick.-the one left standing at the end...27- year-old austin dillon. who took his first lead on the final lap of the race. he drove the number 3 car in honor of the legendary dale earnhardt. --darrell wallace came in 2nd...the best finish for an african-american driver since 1966. at&t has a network with thousands of best-in-class security experts. which means... more of the eye balls you want watching the network... & less of the ones you don't... more experts preventing security issues & less security threats impacting our customers. more of a highly secure network with more security products available for further protection & less per month than comcast for business internet. switch to at&t internet for business. more & less - that's the power of &. the energy conscious whopeople among usle? say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? tu

that's how kevin harvick is.figured out how to do yet. >> he's only one. >> don't worry, the rest of the field hasn't figured it out yet either. >> what does it feel like to go in all honesty like the petty team, first class, top of the line, best equipment available. what does that transition feel like? >> it's a tale of two worlds really. i went from a team that was quite frankly a mid-tier team, didn't have all of the money and resources necessary and richard said it himself. for years and years that i was there he always told me, we're going to go, we're going to do the best we can, but we raced as a family operation there. and, you know, i think when you look back at the sport over the years, when guys like rick hendrick and roger penske and gene haas and these guys come into the sport, it changed the playing field of the entire sport. and you went from having family-run businesses to billionaire's playgrounds and so -- >> well put. >> -- talk about jeff gordon. >> so i think really when you look at it, thes