indycar officials obviously don't want to see anything like this happen on sunday.ing engine power and making slight changes to the aero kits to add downforce. indycar officials said all along they want cars to go faster but they want to do it safely. >> andy scholes reporting live for us this morning. thank you so much. the next hour of "cnn newsroom" starts now. >>> good morning. i'm carol costello. thank you so much for joining me. we want to begin this hour with this image. police in waco texas, are just about to hold a news conference comes amid a chilling warning to law enforcement outlaw motorcycle gangs are gathering weapons and possibly planning to retaliate for sunday's deadly shootout. we'll come back and join this news conference as soon as it begins. >>> i would like to start with the fight against isis. right now shia militias are bracing for a counteroffensive against the terror groups in ramadi. iraq's military unleashing a punishing round of air strikes in fallujah. we're getting new video of a dramatic rescue operation in ramadi after a group of ir

indycar, no other car in the world driving 240 miles an hour.g to fans out here. the indycar drivers are more friendly than the nascar drivers. >> absolutely. absolutely. jeff: every bit as passionate as a nascar fans. >> absolutely. ashley: you are the reigning champion. addictions for sunday. >> just kind of hanging out in the new will go for it. i want to put myself in a position to win. we have four cars here that can do the job. i really want to do it. jeff: appreciate it very much. looking with here at the garage area. fans around. cars around. the brickyard. melissa: all right jeff. thank you. i think that those fans were starstruck. thought you were getting a steal, think again. retailers jcpenney is being sued for allegedly inflating the original price of items to make discounts seem more appealing. oh no. retail expert and fox news contributor. i love that somebody is stewing over this. i always assume that when they had these big markdowns the original price was inflated. >> it has always been like this. they like to feel like they ar

i've always said that indycar drivers are most divorce in the world. you go from indianapolis to 235 miles an hour and come here -- you can hear the fans applauding -- to this type of a street road course and off to texas a high bank track. drivers and teams do a tremendous job. >> how bad do you think he wanted that? >> we all sat down with jimmy and sebastian yesterday, friday it was and they talked about how close they were. but yet, how elusive the little missing piece was. >> and the frustration from sebastien bourdais that he had not yet won yet because he knows how close he has been. >> juan pablo montoya walking back. >> not the way he thought the weekend was going to end. >> great team. great driver. and they won here in detroit. with a chevy. >> teams put so much effort into racing. when you're close like that, you can't get a win, it just builds up so much pressure on the team and it's great to see it released with a win like that today. bts >> sebastien bourdais. that's how close it was. you couldn't make it back. >> no. i just had too long

i've always said that indycar drivers are most divorce in the world. you go from indianapolis to 235 miles an hour and come here -- you can hear the fans applauding -- to this type of a street road course and off to texas a high bank track. drivers and teams do a tremendous job. >> how bad do you think he wanted that? >> we all sat down with jimmy and sebastian yesterday, friday it was and they talked about how close they were. but yet, how elusive the little missing piece was. >> and the frustration from sebastien bourdais that he had not yet won yet because he knows how close he has been. >> juan pablo montoya walking back. >> not the way he thought the weekend was going to end. >> great team. great driver. and they won here in detroit. with a chevy. >> teams put so much effort into racing. when you're close like that, you can't get a win, it just builds up so much pressure on the team and it's great to see it released with a win like that today. bts >> sebastien bourdais. that's how close it was. you couldn't make it back. >> no. i just had too long

those indycars hurtle around the track at a speed faster than a jetliner takes off.t two weeks before the biggest event in motor sports the organizered increased the speed of the cars. something they have now put the brakes on. overnight, indycar investigating four airborne crashes days before the most watched race in the world, the indianapolis 500. this morning, james hinchcliffe is in stable condition following surgery after this crash monday afternoon. watch as he comes around a turn after a practice run. his wheels lock. he skids at about 220 miles per hour into the wall flames shooting out of the car, tires sent flying. his crash the fourth in less than a week here. helio castroneves turning a backflip during his wreck last week. >> didn't have enough time. spun out. >> reporter: we spoke to ed carpenter about it saturday. >> it's been quite a different year this year with all new aero kits and new cars. >> reporter: day later, carpenter went flipping as well. each crash was caused by something different. like flat tire or a setup error. one thing they all had

indycar is taking action now to make sure the race is safe.bc's matt gutman has the latest on that. good morning, matt. >> reporter: hey, good morning, robin. those indycars hurtle around the track at a speed faster than a jetliner takes off. and just two weeks before the biggest event in motorsports, the indy 500 organizers actually increased the speed of those cars, something they have now put the brakes on. overnight, indycar investigating four airborne crashes days before the most watched race in the world, the indianapolis 500. this morning, james hinchcliffe is in stable condition recovering from surgery after this nasty crash monday afternoon. watch as he comes around a turn during a practice run on the indianapolis motor speedway. you see his wheels lock. he skids at about 220 miles per hour into the wall, flames shooting out of his car, tires sent flying. his crash, the fourth in less than a week on this track. three-time indy 500 winner helio castroneves turning a backflip during his terrifying wreck last wednesday. >> didn't have en

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. >> what has happened to indycar racing?otor sports, but now falling behind nascar in popularity and viewership. but car racers are trying to change that. fox business' jeff joins us now from the indianapolis motor speedway with some of the changes coming. >> i tell you gerri, right here along pit row, this is where a lot of the drivers will come and make their pit stop, including one guy we talked to earlier today. stage,est youngster driver on the indy circuit. he says he is the future of indycar racing. this of course different from nascar, and i asked why did he choose indy cars with all the old history versus nascar, which is now a little bit more popular. here's what he said. >> the appeal of the car the speed, the adrenaline, came to my first race when i was eight years old, and it happened to be the indianapolis 500, and from that time on, i loved open wheel, and i want to fall in those footsteps. >> it could be the future. i tell you but there's plenty of history here. this is the largest sporting venue, gerri, in t

an indycar driver waking up in intensive care this morning after another major crash ahead of sunday's0. this time, james hinchcliff. after this. >> a suspension part in his car broke. there have been four serious crashes in the past week. >>> the nba's final four gets upds way tonight with the golden state warriors facing off with the rockets. >> as for last night's playoff action here are our guys at espn. >>> scott van pelt john anderson. we have sports news to attend to, as well in addition to being pleasant folks. >> we are relatively pleasant folks. >>> the stanley cup playoffs continued in new york. the lightning lit up henrik lundqvist lundqvist. tyler johnson. how fast is this guy to the net. he's got to be fast because martin st. louis can't chase him down. they ruled no goal originally. then changed it. the first of three. 2-1. second period same score. a gigantic rush to the net. everyone on the ice ends up in front of lundquist. it's johnson again. first hat trick again in lightning history. they beat the rangers, 6-2. >>> jason heyward, sac fly. pete kozma comes home. the

an indycar hits a wall goes airborne flips upside down. how the driver walked away. >>> good thursday morning. i'm marci gonzalez reena ninan is on assignment. >> hello to you all. i'm t.j. holmes. >>> we begin with the speed factor. this surveillance video shows the train zooming down the tracks. investigatoreors say it was going more than 100 miles an hour double the speed limit. >> fiveseven people have been confirmed dead. and five have been identified. >> this is the engineer. he has no memory of the crash. lana zak starts our coverage. >> reporter: we now know that the cause of this accident was due to excessive speed. we know that there are technologies that amtrak has that could have prevented this speed. but at this section of the track, they were not installed. the pain staking process of clearing the tracks in philadelphia is under way. training lifting and carrying the cars. this morning just two remain. the most heavily damaged. as crews work we're learning more about what happened and the people involved including the enginee

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. >> reporter: indycar has mandated in the interest of safety all cars for this 500 had to qualify withhe same aerodynamics they would have on race day. hoping to avoid what happened to helio castroneves, his car flipped in a heart-stopping instant. and yet, he, too, walked away and is ready to race. >> i do not have my pilot's license and i do not intend to have it. >> reporter: from the legends to the new kids, crossing the yard of bricks, the determination and desire to win this race is ageless. meet 20-year-old sage karim. he missed his high school prom to race in last year's indy. this year he can't wait to chase the checkered flag again. >> look around for a little bit, you realize, wow, you know, i'm about to take the green flag for the indianapolis 500, and this is absolutely an amazing feeling. >> reporter: and he, along with 32 other drivers and 300,000 race fans, are now simply waiting for the words, ladies and gentlemen, start your engines. kevin tibbles, nbc news, indianapolis. >>> i'd like you to take a look at this on a golf course in missouri. it happened late today. a h

an indycar driver waking up in intensive care this morning after another major crash ahead of sunday'stime, james hinchcliffe. he had surgery on his left leg yesterday following this. that frightening incident on the track. >> his team says it happened because a suspension part in his car broke. there have been four serious indy crashes in the past week. hinchcliffe was the first driver to be injured. >>> the nba's final four gets underway tonight with the golden state warriors facing off with the houston rockets. >> as for last night's playoff action, here are our guys at espn. >> scott van pelt, john anderson. and actually, we have sports news to attend to as well, in addition to just being pleasant folks. >> we are relatively pleasant folks. >>> the nba took the night off. the stanley cup playoffs continued in new york. the lightning evened up the eastern conference finals series and lit up henrik lundqvist in the process. first period, the rangers on a 5 on 3 power play. tyler johnson. how fast is this guy to the net? he's got to be fast because martin st. louis can't chase him dow

an indycar hits a wall, goes airborne, flips upside down. how the driver walked away. >>> good thursday morning. i'm marci gonzalez, reena ninan is on assignment. >> hello to you all. i'm t.j. holmes. >>> we begin with the speed factor in that amtrak tragedy. surveillance video we're showing you now, capturing the train zooming down the tracks in philadelphia. investigators say it was going more than 100 miles an hour, that is double the speed limit when it hit a sharp curve. >> at least seven people are confirmed dead. and five have been identified. most of them were heading home to their families. >> this is the engineer. who was at the helm. now saying he has no memory of the crash. lana zak starts our coverage. she's live in philadelphia for us. good morning to you, lana. >> reporter: good morning, t.j. good morning, marci. we now know that excessive speed was likely behind the accident here. we know that there was technology that amtrak had that could have prevented excessive speed. but at this section of track, it wasn't installed. the

mounting safety concerns in indianapolis speedway the 99th running of the indy 500 this sunday after indycar this crashing his car into the wall today he suffered the upper side injury that required immediate surgery he is the fourth scary crash in less than a week as the practice goes on for the race. carpenter flipped his car as he crashed into the wall yesterday and last wednesday three-time winner went airborne to crash after making contact with sobol then the next day a driver fled after he crashed into the low wall but fortunately neither of these drivers cover this is incredible, none of them were seriously hurt. to day they've reduced engine horsepower trying to limit speed the result is another crash. and alabama police officer has another act of heroism. the first on this scene in alabama he noticed the people trapped on the second-floor then leapt to action he could catch for people who jumped from the second-floor window he saved them from certain death and all are in stable condition tonight to. up next terrified passengers running for their lives after a bus driver is stuck in

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. >> truly can't appreciate an indycar race until you're actually at the racetrack. what did you say about matt? >> he looks good in that track suit. >>> you know who else would look good in a jump suit? >> rob marciano. >> you have been gone out covering the weather. >> i love being here. looking forward to that indy 500. the weather should be okay new york city a shot for you, temperatures they're chilly in the 40s, how does that sound? my goodness it feels like early spring or late winter. freeze warnings upstate. blue skies we'll see some strong sunshine. we're starting temperatures in 32 in buffalo. we'll see more generic -- general warmup going through monday and tuesday. unofficial start of summer would be memorial day. detroit, 85 degrees. 94 on tuesday. maybe cooling down late week. certainly feels like summer. unseasonably cool and wet. 64 degrees in san francisco. 68 degrees. it's been trying to shower across parts of socal. >> good d morning. looks like a memorable memorial day holiday. 54 in alexandria. 39 in n fredererick. the dew poinints are i the 30'

. >> they say you truly can't appreciate an indycar race until you're actually at the racetrack. by the way, what did you say about matt? >> he looks good in a jumpsuit. >> he does. >> he's adorable. >> don't miss the indy 500 on abc tomorrow starting at 11:00 a.m. eastern time. >>> you know who else would look good in a jumpsuit? >> rob marciano. you have been gone out covering weather the last couple of weekends. >> i love being here. i prefer to be in a fire suit. looking forward to that indy 500. actually, i think the weather should be okay but monday is going to be a bit suspect. new york city, a shot for you, temperatures, they're chilly in the 40s, how does that sound? my goodness, it feels like early spring or late winter. freeze warnings upstate. but that blue sky means we'll see some strong sunshine. we should bounce up into reasonable levels. we're starting temperatures in 34 degrees in buffalo. right around the freezing mark. again, that strong spring sun will get you cooking. we'll see more generic -- more general warmup going through monday and tuesday. the unoffici

. >> you truly can't appreciate an indycar race until you're actually at the racetrack. by the way what did you say about matt? >> he looks good in a jump suit. >> he does. >> don't miss the indy 500 starting at 11:00 a.m. tomorrow. >>> you know who else would look good in a jump suit? >> rob marciano. you have been gone out covering weather the last couple of weekends. >> i love being here. looking forward to that indy 500. with the weather should be okay monday will be suspect. new york city, the testers are chilly. in the -- the temperatures, in the 40s. we'll see strong spring sunshine and bounce into more reasonable levels. we're starting out in binghamton new york, # 2 degrees, 34 in buffalo. that's around the freezing mark. that strong spring sun will get you cooking. monday and tuesday the unofficial start of summer will be memorial day. it will feel like summer in detroit. 835 degrees in detroit. 95 in washington d.c. unseasonable cold and wet higher elevation snows across the north and west. it's being trying to shower across southern california. not a lot of l

. >> on the grand prix, they open wheel indycar race, and portions of the airport, including our east-westart of the actual racecourse. >> the tower provides a perfect view to watch the race, so dave decides to bring his camera along. >> we are on top of the tower on the roof, and i was just shooting this footage of, like, everything that was around. then i noticed that there was a bunch of these old war planes that were taxiing over here on the runway, and they were about to take off. >> sometimes we'll do air shows in between races or during the main race in this case. this was like the event that kind of kicked the race off. >> it didn't seem out of the ordinary to me. >> but the plane is in trouble. its engine stalls, and the pilot struggles to make the runway. at first it looks to dash where i like the plane is going to make it. >> as it was coming in, it seems like aufltd it just droptd and just hit the water and crashed and flipped forward. >> all kinds of boats started speeding into the plane. probably about ten of them. i think some of the boats that responded to the site they alr

and we'll tell you about this very lucky escape for one indycar driver. with all of the details in sport in 20 minutes. >> "inside story" takes you beyond the headlines, beyond the quick cuts, beyond the sound bites. we're giving you a deeper dive into the stories that are making our world what it is. >> ray suarez hosts "inside story". only on al jazeera america. ♪ >>> hello again. our top stories. burundi's president pierre nkurunziza has condemned what he calls coup plotters. rival groups of soldiers are vying for control of the capitol, and fighting has been reported around the state media come bound. >>> yemen's government in exile in saudi arabia has recalled its ambassador to iran. it believes iran is backing houthi rebels in yemen. both have sides have accused each other of breaking a ceasefire. >>> rescuers in the philippines says they have found all of the bodies that died in a factory fire. >>> let's return to the unrest in burundi. joining us by skype, good to have you with us sir. the situation pretty confused right now. what is your take on

. >> for the fourth time this week an indycar was pitched upside down. the driver was injured. had a mechanical problem and slammed into the wall in the practice session. he is currently in stable condition after surgery on his hip. he was driving a honda. the three previous in chevy cars. the fear is the body stole of the car is causing the crashes. officials are worried and made a last second rule change to slow the cars down to prevent more crashes from happening on sunday. >>> the rangers were looking to go up 2-0 on the lightning last night in the eastern conference finals, but tampa bay's taylor johnson had a hat trick. the first in lightning playoff history. tampa bay pulled away in the third winning this 6-2. the series tied a game apiece. >>> according to espn the patriots and nfl are engaged in back channel conversations without appeal or litigation. in speaking with peter king, robert kraft declined whether or not he would sue to get the punishment reduced. owner meeting begin today in san francisco. >>> president obama joined twitter yesterday. among the accounts he

earlier i spoke to the editor of motor sport magazine, he says it will be difficult for the indycar tonow. >> they have already made a few arrow dynamic tweaks. but the accident yesterday still happened. the indie car racing world will be keeping their fingers crossed on sunday that we don't have a serious accident in as you say one of america's biggest races. they have tried to make the cars more stable but the time is too short to make big changes. in the last 20 years the sport has struggled to keep up with media attention in america. nascar dominates so much in the states now. and indy car is the poor relative to nascar. so this is very bad for the sport. >>> the zimbabwe cricket team have landed in pakistan. they will be the first team to play in the country since the 2009 attacks on the sri lanka cricket team. there are an extra 6,000 police and thousands of security personnel deployed. >> reporter: welcome to gadhafi stadium. this is going to be the venue for the match between zimbabwe and pakistan. it has taken six long years to convince an international team to come and play h

. >> reporter: for this year's 500, indycar mandated the cars qualify with the same aerodynamics. castroneves walked away. >> can i ask the feeling it is like back wards? >> i do not have my pilot's license. it was weird. i was like oh, snap. this is going to hurt. >> my best friend last week hit the wall at 215 miles an hour. he has fully recovered. we have a safe car. >> reporter: for race fans there's nothing like the indy 500 and the anticipation leading up to the checkered flag is legend. >> you look around a bit and realize, i'm about to take the green flag at the indianapolis 500. this is absolutely an amazing feeling. >> reporter: he along with 32 other drivers and 300,000 race fans are simply waiting for the words, ladies and gentlemen, start your engines. for "today," kevin tibbles, nbc news indianapolis. >>> up next on "today," a bit of fun or action packed adventure. we have the rundown of the movies hitting ♪♪ ask sherwin-williams during the sunny days sale! save 30% on paints and stains, may 17th through the 25th. visit sherwinwilliams.com/save to find the store near

>> if you back over the history of not only indycar racing, but automobile races in general, any timethe formula, any time you change the specifications of the cars, you always have to deal with the law of unintended consequences and especially at these kind of speeds. that's what's going on here. there may be some things that weren't intended to happen, but are happening now at these kind of speeds. it's certainly an area of concern, but not anything that's unknown in the history of the race. >> all right, let's hope we have a great, exciting race and a safe one. thanks a lot, allen. the indy 500 race airs today on abc. >> the fry thrill of racing, to the emotional power of memorial day end weekend. the striking words in a soldier soldier's letter. abc's martha raddatz with the remarkable messages they send home from the battlefield. >> this service member put this letter in his backpack and he was shot right through the bag, he survived, but the bullet hole right through the letter. >> reporter: piled high on this table, in this cramped d.c. apartment, hundreds of these war letters,

gopro sponsors the indycar races.ink i'm just bringing this up so i have the excuse of showing you julio castroneve's crash at indy, i am. amazing. he is going to be okay. this is a practice run at indianapolis 500. >> look at that. >> and doesn't have anything to do with tech. no. >> wait, did he really contribute to gopro? >> in fact, he was the very first employee and now works at gopro. >> not just like, hey, you're my roommate. if i make a big -- >> if nick would say that he would follow up. >> good return on your investment by the way, for the roommate. >> i wonder what my roommate is doing right now? >> not inventing gopro. >>> 6:17. back to our big story of the day. in fact, one of my old roommates is talking about it, asking is this rain going to come? take a look at this, julie. you can see right now our radar. it is offshore right now. this sh unusual late spring storm. it is making its way over the bay area. >> you said julie? >> yep. >> that's the roommate. okay. she of little faith. let's watch the storm

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indycars were redesigned before the season to make them faster.fficials put new rules in place on sunday to slow the cars down. >>> and the favorite son david letterman is approaching the end of his fabulous career. he has just two more shows to go before he retires. vladimir is here with the change. >>> the last days of letterman are reminding us all why we've made him a nightly guest in our home for the last 33 years. >> reporter: taking the stage at the ed sullivan theater, the legendary "late show" host wasn't above poking a little fun at himself. >> unusual weather for new york city. it was 68 and foggy. [ laughter ] >> no, that's me. i'm sorry. >> reporter: the self-deprecation didn't end there. his late night staff contributed with the own top ten list. >> top ten things working at the "late show." number ten. >> until i met dave i didn't know i could put my fist through a wall. >> another three years and dave is going to start paying me. >> and now who will i pretend to laugh at? >> reporter: making his 60th and final appearance with dave,

. >> all that -- >> indycar driver hel castroneves not injured. >> -- and all that matters. >> america, get ready for the real stephen colbert. >> promise to continue the late-night legacy that began with david letterman. >> we'll do the best show we possibly can and occasionally make the network very angry at us. >> -- on "cbs this morning." >> i know where this is going. >> whoa. >> announcer: this morning's "eye opener" presented by toyota. let's go places. captioning funded by cbs >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." the investigation of the deadly train crash in philadelphia is quickly coming down to one question. why was the train going twice as fast as it should have. the ntsb confirms the train was going more than 100 miles an hour before it derailed. >> the engineer who was at the controls says he does not remember what happened. first kris van cleave is near the scene of the crash in northeast philadelphia. kris good morning. >> reporter: good morning. investigators yesterday recovered a recorder and a data recorder. that's being analyzed. this investigation centers around the

. >> reporter: for this year's 500, indycar mandated the cars qualify with the same aerodynamics.. it was weird. i was like oh, snap. this is going to hurt. >> my best friend last week hit the wall at 215 miles an hour. he has fully recovered. we have a safe car. >> reporter: for race fans there's nothing like the indy 500 and the anticipation leading up to the checkered flag is legend. >> you look around a bit and realize, i'm about to take the green flag at the indianapolis 500. this is absolutely an amazing feeling. >> reporter: he along with 32 other drivers and 300,000 race fans are simply waiting for the words, ladies and gentlemen, start your engines. for "today," kevin tibbles, nbc news indianapolis. >>> up next on "today," a bit of fun or action packed adventure. we have the rundown of the movies hitting ♪♪ ask sherwin-williams during the sunny days sale! save 30% on paints and stains, may 17th through the 25th. visit sherwinwilliams.com/save to find the store nearest you. in this moment your baby is getting more than clean. your touch stimulates her senses and nurtures h

to come back to indycar and with verizon verizon, my second try back winning it, i'm good. >> your carmade the day really long. >> it's important for you to get this out. you're racing fen this week end. tell us about that. >> to detroit. it's hard because it's a race. i'm going to spend all week here in the media. i'll to straight back to detroit. two races there. >> you have to be feeling good about it. you did race nascar. so what is the transition? >> they're very different. these cars are quicker. nascar, they bring great racing. these cars, we're going, you know, 30, 40 miles an hour quicker. >> that much difference. we want to thank you so much more being here. thanks for bringing your car. we'll watch you this weekend. >> thank you. >>> all right, thank you, ginger. this summer is sure to be the most fun on record. we're saying it here first. we're dancing our way into summer. counting down to what we dare say is the movie of the year, "magic mike xxl." here to tell you all about it is our own magic michael. >> you're counting down. i'm like, oh, no! if you have the moves to mu

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