we don't have that available to us in indianapolis. to the voters the ultimate recall is forthcoming. that is the upcoming election. he is in a contested race was cindy carrasco with a campaign against him. the rest on sourcing safety equals safety. and they have the opportunity for that. here is the real issue. we go into the next steps into the supreme court. the indiana governor today on the situation. this is the capital city of our state. as the capital city so goes the rest of the state. what we have said the victims deserve better and indianapolis deserves better and they officers will stand and fight for the communities we serve. we want our residents to know the officers are going nowhere. we love you pair that is why we are standing for you. we ask asked stand stand without spirit that is a ceiling method for every major city across the country. >> ashley: right because this is happening does not mean they will not go out and do their jobs. they will do their jobs. but here is indianapolis bar association response. a vote of

. >>> also developing, three dutch soldiers shot in indianapolis. gunfire erupting outside a downtown hotel. training exercises. late details coming in. >>> extreme weather across the country. severe storms from iowa to minnesota. raging wildfires in the west. tonight, 1.7 million are under red flag warnings. rob marciano standing by. >>> a baby hospitalized for monkeypox for the first time in this u.s. outbreak. at least 18 children across ten states have contracted the virus. more than 17,000 cases overall nationwide. tonight, news on the vaccine supply and what the cdc director is now saying. >>> a young nfl punter facing a civil suit alleging he participated in the gang rape of a 17-year-old girl. attorneys for that girl now presenting evidence of the alleged attack, with a criminal investigation also under way. how his team, the buffalo bills, and the nfl are responding. >>> new video emerging of a deadly car bombing in ukraine in an area controlled by russia. what we're learning as concerns grow near that nuclear power plant on the front lines

the 26-year-old soldier was shot saturday outside the hotel where he was staying in downtown indianapolisr soldiers were also shot and wounded. the mayor says they were victims of a drive-by shooting after a scuffle at a bar. the soldiers were in the u.s. for training exercises at an indiana military base. >>> "the philadelphia enquirer" says 100 city schools will close early again today because of heat. officials say classes were dismissed three hours early yesterday due to a lack of adequate air continuing units. after school and sports activities are also canceled. >> some don't have air continuing, but most don't. it's hard to stay focused because it's so hot in there. >> when i found out they had to come back august 29th, i was like, we might run into the same situation we've had in previous years where it's going to be too hot, they're going to have to send the kids early, and that's exactly where we are. >> other schools in the district will remain open on a normal schedule. monday was the first day of classes. >>> and "the verge" says the company that owns snapchat plans to lay of

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let's cross to indianapolis now and speak to arika herron, a reporter with the indianapolis star, whichou so much forjoining us. i know you have been following this blow by blow over the past few hours, so i am very happy to have you with us. forthose am very happy to have you with us. for those that are not totally familiar with the landscape in the united states, there are a number of states that enacted total only a total abortion bands, but indiana, people are saying, is the first state to have this type of legislation.— state to have this type of leaislation. ~ . ., , , legislation. what happened? that is correct. _ legislation. what happened? that is correct. indiana - that is correct. indiana actually the governor already announced he has signed the bill, so it is now law in indiana, that does make them the first state in the nation to parts such a law since the dodge decision. it makes us one of the handful of sites that have basically a zero abortion ban in the country at the moment. ban in the country at the moment-— ban in the country at the moment. . , ., , , moment. that 'u

and when he lands in indianapolis he hears that he's died and a report. he was there said he just was immobile right? he just sat this hand in his head. head in his hands and so he gets off the plane and the police the mayor said you can't go and the police commissions. you don't go over there. you can't go it's me dangerous. he said maybe for you, i could go with my wife until then sleep in the street, and i'd be fine if you can't do that. that's your problem. i'm going i don't want any police coming with me. so he goes to the park in a sense ethel to the hotel. and people are waiting and the amazing thing. it's hard for students understand. this is that without cell phones and all people didn't know me. i think i don't know what time king was pronounced dead. but this was not a clock he gets to this park. and it's dark people playing music and people dancing mostly in african-american crafts. crafts. most people did not know. so he told them. and and there's a clip we don't have time to play but go on on google because it's five minutes long. he gives t

russian formula 1 pilot daniil kvyat made his debut in the main us racing series nascar indianapolisut he did not finish the race, but said that he was quite satisfied with the race. why will stas radikyultsev tell? this is how daniil kvyat made his debut in the main american racing series on scar , problems with the russian car. started in the middle. racing hurts stalled kvyat is back on track with a backlog of 16 laps, but did not reach the finish line. however. the very fact of the start of the russian in the racing series came as a surprise, despite the unsuccessful debut, kvyat received praise from the legend of the american racing series, mark martin , a forty-time winner of the stages, but the russians noted the good speed of the russians driving cars more like tanks. compared to what kvyat has piloted before, the russian himself is satisfied with the franchise the last race in which i participated this formula 1 race in abu dhabi in 2021 year. the handling of the car in us carr is very different from what i'm used to, but for me it's a new challenge. i don't like learning to

a man has been arrested in the saturday night drive-by shooting in downtown indianapolis that left aead and two others wounded. 22-year-old shemar duncan was arrested on preliminary charges of murder. the dutch soldiers were in the u.s. for training. >>> following the record-breaking floods in pakistan that has killed more than 1100 people and left millions more displaced, the united nations and pakistan leaders have appealed for $160 million in emergency funding. the u.s. government said on tuesday they'd provide $30 million in aid. >>> and it's been 25 years since the death of princess diana. prince harry said last week he hopes the day is filled with memories of his mother's incredible work. for more news, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm serena marshall, cbs news, washington. ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >> we want to begin with a humanitarian crisis that's unfolding here at a major city in america as a state of emergency is declared in jackson, mississippi. the governor warning the capital's nearly 200,000 residents to not dr

indianapolis, and lily.nd the travel, and for the group had diabetes and the drugs is well as the potential alzheimer's treatment that people don't talk about. and it is a drug company, and jackson hole, you see them play more than what costs kind of an odd pig, and others, in that, d'andre swift, university of georgia, entering his third season with detroit, a lot of buzz, he only played 13 games in each of the first two seasons, it doesn't help that the lines are terrible, the talent is there, this could be a breakout season for swift, and it reminds me of another detroit operator. ford motor corporation, finally getting there. and the production. and the last few months, and if they can just make them all. and the season, and more potential, the layoff, and the people, and trying to put more money into the bottom line. this is the right environment for the job.>>> cmc, and verbal, and unquestioned top player in fantasy football, what i was winning. and and he can catch and unmatched in the open field and

when him seek indianapolis, because his on system burn will not take frankfurt lightly, even if it never quite clicked for the euro. police champions in the league last season. there's too much talent. plenty for an opposition coach to worry about that not to molex the after the rope, a league when they've built up the self confidence they may have lost the bonus league or that just wasn't there because of the league results yet. but the fans are euphoric and only glassner as an outstanding coach, only glasses. nettles on atlanta to top. teams brimming with confidence. going, taught to tow on a hot night in frankfort. a tantalizing way to get the new ben does league a season off and running and that weight will soon be over. before we go, let's get a reminder of the top story we're following for you at this hour. israel says that its defense systems have shot down a number of rockets fired from the gaza strip into israeli air space. the rocket fire comes after israel launched a series of airstrikes in gaza, saying it was targeting the islamic jihad militant group. in his update at this h

that's according to indianapolis police. targeted incident meaning there is no greater broad danger to the public. >>> michigan baby formula plant has restarted production of its similac brand for the first time since a recall halted work back in february. they had tried to restart production of other specialty formulas earlier this summer, before the factory in stur giss michigan, was damaged. fda inspectors found deadly bacteria there. the company says it is going to take about six weeks for the product to start shipping to stores. >>> new york city officials say they are preparing for another round of buses filled with migrants from texas. texas has bused almost 9,000 migrants to new york and washington, d.c. in recent months. it is part of governor greg abbott's efforts to highlight his criticism of the biden administration's immigration policies. new york's mayor and other city officials have previously accused abbott's administration of forcing asylum seekers on to buses bound for the city and of not coordinating with

it's not yet phone if he will play in saturday's pre-season game against the indianapolis colts. >>>ebrated a very special birthday yesterday. sister jean, the chaplain of loyola university chicago men's basketball team turned 103 years old. she became a fan favorite during the 2018 ncaa tournament when the ramblers made it to the final four. she says that there is a secret to her longevity. >> well, i think it's because, first of all, i eat well, i pray well, i hope i pray well, and i sleep well, and i work with young people all the time and that that's what keeps me going. >> in honor of the chaplain chicago's mayor declared august 21st sister jean dolores schmidt day. >>> speaking of birthdays, there was a celebration in the nation's capital for a special resident. the giant panda xiao qi ji celebrated its second birthday at the smithsonian's national zoo. she feasted on a cake made of frozen diluted apple and pineapple juices. >>> coming up on "cbs mornings" now jamie yuccas takes to the sky with "top gun: maverick" actor jay ellis. celebrating the paramount movie becoming the si

death of indiana republican congresswoman jackie walorski she was killed in a car crash north of indianapolis police say another vehicle crossed the center line and hit the car walorski was traveling in head-on two members of her staff were also killed walorski had served in congress since 2013. >>> for years he claimed the massacre at sandy hook elementary school was a hoax but today in austin, texas, conspiracy theorist alex jones admitted it was real, at the first of several trials in which sandy hook families are seeking damages. and now the jury has the case here is anne thompson. >> reporter: alex jones' stunning admission came during a contentious cross-examination. >> 100% real >> reporter: finally conceding the sandy hook school shooting did happen, after years of insisting on his "info wars" show the massacre was a hoax >> how could you believe any of it? >> it's 100% real and the media still ran with lies that i was saying it wasn't real. >> reporter: the parents of jesse lewis, one of 20 first graders who died in the massacre, are seeking $150 million in damages >> to restore the

stephanie gosk, nbc news, indianapolis. >>> tonight we are keeping a close eye on soaring tensions between china and the u.s. as china ramps up a massive show of force near taiwan. here is andrea mitchell >> reporter: china's military escalation at a fever pitch, its highest in memory on all fronts air, sea, land, cyber, and space. fighter jets circling taiwan missiles fired over the island nine landing in waters off japan. detouring commercial flights and rattling a major u.s. ally all a furious response to house speaker nancy pelosi's visit supporting the democratic government in taiwan. china claims taiwan is its territory. >> these provocative actions are a significant escalation china has chosen to over react and use speaker pelosi's visit as a pretext to increase provocative military activity in and around the taiwan strait. >> reporter: all of this is raising u.s. fears of an accidental confrontation. >> up in those fighters that are potentially going nose to nose in and around taiwan, that's not tony blinken you know, it's goose and maverick these are young men and women. they're f

earlier i spoke to indianapolis ob/gyn dr.de add medication-induced abortion to a 10-year-old rape victim from ohio. >> doctor, thank you so much for being with us this morning. obviously you're watching this bill in indiana move to the full house where it is relying on exceptions, including for rape, exceptions for the life of the mother as well. you've treated many patients who would fall into these categories. what do you is the problem with relying on those exceptions? >> yeah, thank you so much for having me. you know, medicine is not about exceptions. i can't even begin to tell you how many patients i see in very unique situations that can't fit into those exceptions, that can't have a list of what i can and can't do. they can't wait to check with their lawyer, i can't wait to check with my lawyer. i need to be able to take care of patients when and where they need that care. you know, the other part of this is this is going to exclude 98% of people who need abortions in indiana. this is going to be very, very restrictiv

james in indianapolis, democrat line. caller: i want to tell you guys at the republican party has turned nazi and trump is a hitler. i am tongue you guys this because i am warning you that what you guys are entering is the bible and tribulations and you are going to see everybody kill each other. you guys better get your act together or else the antichrist is coming. host: finishing off this program. and the route of calls. we appreciate all of you who participated. another round of washington journal comes at 7:00 tomorrow morning. live at 4 p.m. talks about the agency's role in preparing for the next pandemic. you can watch on our free video app c-span now. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government sponsored by these television companies and more. >> today

waking up to heavy downpours once again, this time it's cleveland, indianapolis, st. louis, down to springfield. be careful of water over the roads. there could be some travel disruptions on the way to work for you. meantime, those thunderstorms will advance through the ohio valley, the eastern great lakes, northern new england, heavy downpours and gusty winds, it will be hot and steamy from boston down to new york and d.c. we have a heat advisory in place through tuesday, but it'll cool off later this week. i'm accuweather meteorologist kevin coskren. >>> coming up, chaos at the airport reaches a whole new level. what one airline is now doing. >>> but first, why authorities now fear a 16-year-old california girl may have been kidnapped and what's being done to find her. >>> and later, several developments in the anne heche >>> we're back with this scene from wilmington, ohio. an airport worker was killed and eight firefighters were injured when a fire suppression system malfunctioned. there was no fire. no word on what triggered the system. >>> a major airline is goi

. >> that was dray clark reporting several major cities including denver, indianapolis and kansas citydy considering closing schools due to low enrollment. >> more than 10 years after the sandy hook elementary school massacre where 26 people were killed, 20 of them children, conspiracy theorist. alex jones is on trial. and now finally conceding that the shooting was real and that his comments to the contrary, responsible. >> especially since about the parish and it's it's huge, huge 100% real as i said, shed 100% real. >> so jones made the comments during his defamation trial. he is being sued for falsely claiming that the mass shooting was a hoax. parents of one of the young victims testified yesterday saying jones's lies made their lives a living of death threats, online abuse and harassment today. 10 years later, jones apologized. i want to. >> show the world that that that was misrepresented its not but that i have done some things that are wrong and i didn't do it on purpose. i apologize. i want to make it better because okay. >> the parents of 6 year-old victim jesse jones's apol

no word yet whether he will play in this preseason finale in indianapolis. the football season is right around the corner. >>> right now at 6:00, a desperate two week search appears to and in tragedy. the body of a missing team discovered by a group of underwater divers and it is leading to questions about how deputies and the feds missed it. >> focus on the positives and that we were able to provide answers to a family who know how to no longer has to live in a nightmare of not knowing. >>> the aapi community calling for everyone to wake up to the violence, the latest deadly shooting in oakland targeting a well-known dentist. the news at 6:00 starts right now. thank you for being with us on this monday. >>> there is outrage in oakland over the murder of the dentist. members of the aapi community are condemning her killing, making demands that moore be done to stop this kind of attack . in this particular case, the woman was gunned down in a car moments after she had just acted in a street in the city's little saigon neighborhood.

the indiana republican was killed in a car crash north of indianapolis yesterday police say another vehicle crossed the center line and hit her car head on. two members of her staff were also killed. she had served in congress since 2013 the cause of the crash is still under investigation this morning. >>> turning now to eastern kentucky where the desperate search tfor survivors continues after catastrophic flooding killed at least 37 people. many homes and businesses in that area destroyed by those storms nbc spoke to residents still reeling from the disaster. >> reporter: in isom, kentucky, this grocery store has nothing to sell. >> it's just devastation total devastation. >> reporter: deadly floods gutted the supermarket >> we can tell about where the water came up because look at this shelf looks like nothing ever happened and everything else, mud >> what you have to understand is our customers were our family the people who work in these stores are family. we know each other we know each other's pain. >> reporter: neighbor natasha york lost everything >> i have no belongings. i have no

i have a sister that lives in indianapolis and another i see two or three times a week. my mom passed away in november but she was here. it's been great. my daughter works with me and it's helped the case wake up. the bible tells a parable about those waiting for a wedding feast and it happens in the middle of the night and they say all ten of them wake up and five of them are prepared for the ceremony and five of them are not. that's a great parable but in my mind it spoke to me. five of them were not as prepared until that day came. i talked with my daughter and she said the same thing. she had a wake up call and the whole thing has changed her life experience. >> how did you come up with the name, what was the story? >> the man across the street owned a bakery with 100 employees and conveyor belts and he was gracious enough to hire me. one day they brought in cake decorators and i'd never seen that so rather than making 100 at a time, they were making one at a time and had an artistic background. i knew at that point i was going to open up my own bakery one day and it

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f will give her all to start the new bonus, legacies analyst fans with a home when him seek indianapolis. he has his own system. burn will not take frankfurt lightly, even if it never quite clicked for the police champions in the league last season. there's too much talent, plenty for an opposition coach to worry about that not to mobile x after the rope, a league when they've built up the self confidence they may have lost in the bonus liquor. or that just wasn't there because of the league results yet. but the fans are euphoric and ali glassner is an outstanding coach on the glass as nettles, on atlanta to top teams brimming with confidence, going, taught to tow on a hot night in frankfort. a tantalizing way to get the nubian does league a season off and running. and a quick reminder of the top story we're following for you and the sour us how speaker nancy pelosi says beijing will not be allowed to isolate taiwan. she made the statement after china began a series of military drills around taiwan following her visit to the island. watching d w. stay tuned for a documentary looking at h

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. >>> we end tonight in indianapolis with the indiana state fair in full swing. is the first full weekend of rides, fried foods, and, of course, live shows. at the summer staple. now the hoosier state is also where sunflowers grow sky-high. alissa ivanson of wame in fort wayne introducing us to a family with ukrainian roots cultivating some record-breaking blooms. >> this is a 19 1/2 footer. >> gardening can be tricky. >> feed it but not overfeed it. water it, but don't overwater it. >> it actually gains about a for a -- foot or two a day. sky-high sun flowers, this morning alex babich climbed the ladder for the latest measure of the 24'10", breaking the current u.s. record by one inch. >> feed it every couple days, and here we are. >> reporter: two other flowers in the field, although slightly shorter already bagged state titles. the family brought blooms to the indiana state fair and towered above the competition. keena's 19'took first place. ayla's second and a third place a distant 12'9". >> i'm a grower but new. >> reporter: the tale has a twist. with every

[applause] as the former chancellor of indiana university purdue university indianapolis. he has a profound understanding of the urgency we must bring to this work and the challenges that you face daily in the field. i also want to recognize undersecretary james call james has crisscrossed this country listening to higher education leaders and students in order to shape a higher education agenda that truly serve students and delivers equity. thank you james. [applause] i also want to thank dr michelle cooper for her remarkable services. acting assistant secretary. her leadership made today's summit possible. [applause] michelle michelle has been a voice for equity and access in higher education and the country is better because of it. thank you, michelle. and this divided nation, there's no force more unifying than education. yet, education cannot heal our communities or unify our country. if more and more students are being left behind when people cannot get ahead, it not only perpetuates inequities and hurts our economic competitive competitiveness, it also undermines fa

his church was in indianapolis. he said it's different than white christianity.to studying about the black church at that time. i had been raised in the church as you know for the book. then i converted it much through his relief because he thought it was a true church but then i joined a very conservative methodist church and i had to. i couldn't go to movies. i joined the choir and read the bible. .. ick and told me one sunday i looked up and my parents were all dressed they took my mother to the hospital she bent over and cried and said she was going to die. i cannot believe it. i was so close to my mother. i went upstairs to my bedroom and i got on my knees i cried and i prayed please that my mother lives. i will give my soul to you in a few days later my mother came home from the hospital and did not die. i looked in the mirror and said oh no. [laughter] so i hitchhiked there were so few black people in eastern west virginia i grew up halfway between pittsburgh and washington and the allegheny mountains my family have lived there 200 years with all branches

when him seek indianapolis, he has his own system. burn will not take frankfurt lightly, even if it never quite clicked for the euro. police champions in the league last season. there's too much talent, plenty for an opposition coach to worry about that not to molex after the rope, a league when they've built up the self confidence they may have lost in the bonus league, or that just wasn't there because of the league results yet. but the fans are euphoric and only glassner is an outstanding coach, only glasses. nettles on atlanta to top. teams brimming with confidence. going, taught to tow on a hot night in frankfort. a tantalizing way to get the new ben does league a season off and running. and as we heard, one man who won't be in the monthly other season is just one holbert levant, dusky. he has a new home in barcelona. the former bar in munich striker was unveiled at the count no on friday, and it didn't take him long to win over the fans who showed up to greet him under pressure and to perform the polar star did just that. giving voice of fans a little taste of what's to come. and a

. >> i sent a helmet to the indianapolis colts facility, and and i wanted to get bob sanders and dallasph, and dallas clark being in iowa guy, i was a huge fan and watched their whole careers, i knew dallas a little bit, and never got anything back in the mail. still hasn't. still waiting on that. and you so much, but this will make up for that little bit, and dallas, call me, you could say sorry as well. this will make up for a lot of that, thank you. i might be able to be very that story now. >> kittle is hoping to have more more footballs come his way this this season, but after being jimmy garoppolo's go to guy, number 85 now has to win over his new quarterback. mister lance. >> i'm just trying to get on the the same page so he throws me the ball every time. >> be nice to the quarterback, the quarterback will find your way. >> i try to buy him lunch all the time. i force my kindness on on him so he knows how to find me. >> they were on the same page in in his first start last year against arizona, targeted, as for that second game against houston, only twice, but how can can you mis

kvyat made his debut in the main racing series the united states did not finish the race at the indianapolis scar, but said that it was quite satisfied with the race. why will stas polomka tell the outcome of the outcome? this was the debut of daniil kvyat, in the main american racing series nascar , the russian has problems with the car. started in the middle. racing hurts stalled kvyat returned to the track with a backlog of 16 laps, but did not reach the finish line. however. the very fact of the start of the russian in the racing series was a surprise, despite the unsuccessful debut, the kvyat received praise from the legend of the american racing series mark martin a 40-time winner of the stages, noscara noted the good speed of the russian. driving cars are more like tanks. compared to what i piloted before, the russian himself is satisfied with his articles. the last race in which i participated. this formula 1 race in abu dhabi in 2021 . driving a nascar car is very different from what i'm used to, but it's a new challenge for me. i like to learn how to improve my driving every day i

small community near indianapolis. noah didn't have a chance after he stopped that vehicle and that person shot 30 rounds into his vehicle. it is unbelievable what is happening to the fabric of our nation because of violence and lack of respect of human life. >> carley: that is why police officers say there is never a routine traffic stop, the man suspected of shooting the officer is being charged with murder, possession of a firearm by violent felon, resisting law enforcement and being a habitual offender. this is a huge problem. >> it is a huge problem and this suspect and he is right now a suspect, has an extensive record going back two decades. there is a lot we will learn about him as we hold him in a court of law in trial for murder. >> carley: superintendent carter, why was he on the street? >> very good question and story that repeats itself all over this nation every single day. this will continue, it will not work, only thing that will work is for those elected officials that prosecute crime to say enough and

earlier, i spoke to arika herron, a reporter with the indianapolis star, which has been following thehe bill, but our state legislature can override a governotorial veto with a simple majority, but he had called on our legislature to address this issue in a special session, so it's not a huge surprise that he signed it, but, yes, that came through just a minute or two ago. 0k, well, thank you for telling us that. so, just to reiterate for our viewers — that has now become law in indiana. where is abortion now permitted under the state's law? so, abortion is completely banned in indiana now, except in cases of rape and incest — a woman can get an abortion in those instances within the first ten weeks. it's also allowed up to 20 weeks in cases of fatal foetal anomalies or in cases when the life of the pregnant person is in danger. is it possible to know whether... there were some haven states, as we heard of, where people were going to get abortions. there was this case of a ten—year—old i think from ohio that went in, indiana, very much in the news, that particular very sad case. do yo

goes to indianapolis and buffalo. 99 expected tomorrow in albany. will feel like 100 degrees in boston. the heat advisories in the northeast have been extended into monday. whit? >> multiple weather threats. rob, thank you. >>> we turn now to the urgent manhunt across several states. authorities say they're looking for a suspect in the killing of four people near dayton, ohio. shot to death at multiple crime scenes. officials say the suspect, 39-year-old steven marlow, may be armed and dangerous. police telling everyone in the area to be on alert. here's abc's phil lipof. >> reporter: a massive multistate manhunt underway tonight for a man authorities consider to be armed and dangerous after the murders of four people near dayton, ohio. the fbi joining local officials in the search for 39-year-old stephen marlow, adding him to their most wanted list. authorities charging him in the shocking shootings. >> upon arrival, officers located multiple crime scenes with a total of four victims suffering from gunshot wounds. >> reporter: police say marlow has

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strive for our own. 1 daniil kvyat made his debut in the main us racing series at the scar in indianapolisot finish the race in the end, but said that he was quite satisfied with the race. why will stas radiov tell? this is how daniil kvyat made his debut in the main american racing series on scar. russian. started in the middle of the race the car stalled kvyat returned to the track with a delay of 16 laps, but never reached the finish line. however. the very fact of the start of the russian in the racing series came as a surprise, despite the unsuccessful debut, the kvyat received praise from the legend of the american racing series marco martin, a 40-time winner of the stages, noscar noted the good speed of the russian. driving cars are more like tanks. compared to the fact that kvyat piloted before that, he is satisfied and the russian himself should be the last a race i've raced this abu dhabi formula 1 race in 2021 driving in a nascar is very different from what i'm used to, but it's a new challenge for me. i don't like learning to improve my driving every day i've been wanting to tr

>> it's been good, it brought us closer together, i have sister in indianapolis and i talked to her regularly and another sister, i see her two or three times a week and they support us and my mom passed away in november but she was here working until she was 88, 89 years old. the last three or four years she was. but it's great, my daughter works for me andau it helped her in this case, to wake up to the bible, she talks -- she tears tells a turk parable about ten virgins waiting for a wedding feast and they were all asleep because it happens in the middle of the night in their culture and saying the bridegroom is coming, all ten of them wake up, five of them were prepared and five were not. it's a great parable but in my mind, it spoke to be that i was asleep, to just like all ten of them were asleep, five of them were prepared and god prepared us for thiss battle but until that day came, i was asleep. ... experience. >> how did you come up with the name, what was the story? >> the man across the street owned a bakery with 100 employees and conveyor belts and he was gracious enough to hire