. >> mike: jeff gordon is faster than both of them. out of third place, gordon is four seconds back. >> darrell: the 48 car historically gets better and better and better in a run. we see how it works out tonight. >> mike: check the speeds at the line. >> darrell: it's not much, 47 to 38. but a little speed difference. >> larry: that equates to jimmie johnson with a 29.16. >> larry: that is the driver that won the most races in the last two seasons, but even though kyle busch won 12 races combined in 2008 and 2009 it's been a long dry spell all of last year. >> darrell: this is the best i've seen the 18 car, dave rogers and kyle busch working together and best performance i've seen out of the car. he could run second at martinsville last week. >> larry: the only performance equal to this is the first race they ran together in texas at the fall and they had to pit for fuel late in the race. >> mike: harvick back the 12th. ambrose is back to 14th. two drivers that are moving up is allmendinger to 11th. dale earnhardt jr. up to 13th. owe

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jeff gordon, joey langano. i just didn't see you, dude. i'm sorry. i got right into the back of you. our day is over. driving for former redskins coach joe gibbs. he just had surgery on the torn acl. i can't imagine sitting in a car. >> those dudes are tough, man. >> very. >> coming up, 97 american heroes today. >>> and some visitors at the white house who got some sp >>> there's a public memorial today. 15 years ago, 168 people were killed in the oklahoma city bombing. that blast was the worst domestic terrorist attack in american history. jay gray has our report. >>> 15 years ago, terror wasn't a catch phrase or even a concern. and then this happened. >> eventually, something must fill the silence that comes with loss. >> alvin jay justice. >> today, hundreds gathered in downtown oklahoma city to honor the victims of the bombing at the murrah federal building. >> kay dotson. >> 168 died in the attack. 19 of them children. >> anthony christopher cooper ii. we've come here to remember those who were killed. >> we have chosen strength, we have chosen

you put him in the same exact car with jeff gordon, he will what-- do i put up leap back in there? he will welcome their buts. i have never seen nothing like this. i have never seen the stuff i have seen. you can't do racing by yourself. >> you have got one more minute. >> the worst thing is us, because we let it happen. we can only do so much. people, you have to get this book. the same way we read roots, you have to get this book. you must read this book and after you read this book, you must get on the internet, tell your cousins, your nephews and everybody. you need to start e-mailing the sponsors. you need to start e-mailing nascar. i came up with with-- i was a driver at first. this is ridiculous. >> for your own information, he can get, he used to get 180 miles an hour. [applause] >> by the book, read it, get on the internet and send your e-mails. how much time have i got? 10 seconds? how many of those they got involved with the middleman march, raise your hands. how about the women, the middle women march? if we don't take that step, it is never going to happen. we just spe

jeff gordon, tony stewart, joey logan -- mcmurray, here's another look at the carnage. yikes. y talk to each other afterwards. they both seemed sort of understanding of the situation. gordon's car wrecked. he had to go to the garage. after a lengthy red flag, they cleaned it up. restarted with 12 laps to go. denny hamlin led just once in this race. he passed kyle busch and led the final 12 laps. hamlin, the same guy who had surgery on a torn acl less than three weeks ago. he takes the checkered flag. and hamlin said i'm still not 100%. i feel like i'm 60 at best. 60 was good enough on monday. hamlin with his 10th career sprint cup win. second of 2010. he won at martinsville last movement jimmie johnson finishing in second. kyle busch in third. busch's best finish of the season. >> for me, it's gratifying that i kind of put a strategy together in my head and executed it because usually i don't do that very well. >> it was my fault. i feel bad about it. about doing something stupid like that. and i didn't plan on getting loose but it's 100% my fault. >> he knew it wasn't his faul

nine cars in all were involved in the wreck but everybody involved including jeff gordon and tony stewart walked away. denny hamlin coming off knee surgery took the checkered flag and the texas motor speedway is second in a month. if you have a knee injury, it's good to be in a car and not have to walk. history made at the boston marathon. american ryan hall finishes with the fastest ever time for a u.s. runner at 2:08. he would finish fourth overall. the winner, robert kay cheriot of kenya who shouldn't be confused with the other robert k. who won four years ago of course a lot of people would like to confuse the two. very rare for a kenyan to win the marathon. they should let us win once and a while. we don't have american marathoners that are good, steve. this is your calling. you could do it. >> listen, i'm -- jim ryan, the sprinter or the miler turned congressman held the record for the one mile for many, many years but -- >> not good enough, steve. we need to turn the page. >> let's look at this story. lower merion school district in pennsylvania, they gave hundreds of laptops out t

information to it at that point i am sitting in the attorney general's office with jeff and i turn to both liddy and say gordon, you've got to be kidding. this isn't real and liddy who became annoyed and snapped his heels and turned to mitchell and said john or general, i can assure you these are the finest roles from baltimore. so he was quite confident he had the talent to handle it and it went on like that. quite an amazing meeting. i knew that mitchell when he got to the bottom line was going to reject and this will cost $2 million mitchell said this isn't quite what i have in mind. we are more interested in the antiwar problem protecting the re-election committee this derogates renault plant send out some would want to go back to the drawing board. they were going to throw them out the window. i can get a second meeting and arrived late and note today from looking at calendars and the archives that i visited with bob haldeman after the first and second meeting to tell him the craziness i was learning about. i went to the second meeting late and heard them talking about electronic surveillance and said lis