here goes jimmie johnson. can he get up off the corn we are him and hold it down the back straightaway? >> while we were in commercial, we saw keselowski change lanes in front of johnson. >> nobody behind him. he's pushing you out front. off you now. he's off you. >> look how much that push by biffle shot him ahead of the jimmie johnson in the 48? that may be just what -- well, i don't know. back to the outside. he knows that's the fast line. he's probably doesn't want to give that up but he's getting down there looking at jimmie johnson alongside as well. and here comes johnson. here he comes. can't quite clear him. >> and keselowski has the momentum on the outside. caution is out. >> caution is out. >> he had biffle. and caution is out. >> three wide, caution is out up top three wide. >> turn number two and everybody gets a chance to catch their breath. >> now happy, get to catch our breath. drivers are happy. crew chiefs are smiling. >> now, what will be interesting the way they reset the field is by how yo

only four nascar driving can claim more than jimmie johnson.hat is, for now. >> like most parents on the east coast, you just put your kids to bed before we go back racing. >> yeah, i did. bath, shower, and i won the daytona 500 today if you didn't hear. we had text messages coming in because of the replay of the rain delay of the 2013 race. i got text messages all afternoon, congratulations for winning the daytona 500. that was 2013, i'm excited to go out and do it again. >> jimmie, to recap, this week has not been that fun for you down here, but you said this car has more speed than the previous one you raced. >> yeah, it is a new generation car. we lost both of our old cars, brought the new style out and it's been very fast. we have been able to protect it here and get it to the halfway point before we go racing. i look forward to showing what it can do. >> jimmie johnson, unprecedented the level of greatness in any sport. brad keselowski putting his signature on the night. there is a rough speed week, a couple wrecks. how does he look tonig

>> jimmie johnson! >> the 48 car did it! he did it! >> three in a row, jimmie johnson! >> by .02. i thought when he got beat off of turn two it was all over but he drove it in on the outside and won it! >> boy, was that worth staying up late for or what? >> incredible. >> in 2004, the final nascar race ended with one of the closest finishes in nascar history. matt kenseth was trying to hold off kasey kahne. >> kenseth went low in one. changes lanes. here comes kahne on the outside. >> just can't quite man it off of turn two. >> almost hit the wall exiting two. >> here kahne comes to the bottom. >> he has a good run on him. >> side by side to the line, kenseth! >> here it is again. coming out of two, mcmurray got a little loose and made it a two-car race. here they come to the line. >> got such a run off turn four. >> whoa, baby. >> wow! all right. >> the race for the checkered flag at talladega was one of the best in the history of nascar on fox. with two laps to go it appeared to be newman or dale earnhardt jr.'s race until edwards and keselowski made their move. >> carl edwards

jimmie johnson even joined in the fun, even though he would nowherer in voc lane.weet saying, hear i won the daytona 500. ha-ha. i also have friends confused and texting, congratulations to me. >>> what actually happened is the rain stopped the race after 38 laps, so to fill time, fox showed last year's race and ran a crawl at the bottom of the screen saying it was last year's race, but tens of thousands, maybe hundreds of thousands, never saw he crawl. what actual winner? dale earnhardt, jr. you see him right here. this is his second -- right here, yes, second daytona 500 win. here he is. listen. >> it's a great racetrack. i love this place, the history it has. and it means a lot to me personally. to be here, to race here, and to win here, is just even more special. so, means a lot. >> and the victory was also fitting are for him because his is the first time in 15 years his father's iconic number 3 car was on the track. driven by austin dillon, a rookie, earnhardt, sr. was killed in the last lap of the daytona 500 in 2001. so, just so you have it right, jimmie jo

jimmie johnson will make a try at the daytona 500.mean to win it? >> it's such a big sport. this racetrack was put here and the spectacle was right here. it's odd that the super bowl of the racing event is the first of the sport. we're geared up and ready to go. it was a short off-season for me and for most in the garage area but we're ready to come out and put on a great show for the fans. >> jimmy, people say this about you, that you have an extraordinary ability to adapt. what's your strategy? i know you're trying to win but what goes into your strategy to make sure you cross first? >> i feel like my background in racing on the dirt as a young kid and then racing in buggies. it helped me adapt. racing on different gives you that uncomfortable season. our season is long and our races are long. i think our team does a great job of managing that. >> jimmy, good toi wanted to ask you. petty was asked if danica patrick could win a race and he said, quote, only if everyone stays home. what do you make of that? >> i hadn't heard of that.

that's when jimmy johnson says he was inundated text messages offering him congratulations. johnson took to twitter saying i hear i won the daytona 500. i have friends confused and texting congratulations to me hasht hashtag, 2013 replay. >> stick around dale ernhardt, jr. is going to be here on the couch at 7:20 this morning. >>> a fox news alert. ukraine's acting government issued a warrant for the arrest of president victorian co yanuk. no one knows exactly where he is but he was last seen in the russian peninsula. many ue rainians are unclear about freed icon as the next president. he has been jailed for use of power. >>> he is describe the as the world's most notorious mexican drug lord. kelly wright has more about how he was finally nabbed. >> he earned an estimated 3 billion a year. forbeses describing i am him as one of the wealthiest men in the world. he is more deadly than osama bin laden because of the tens of thousands of people who have died from drug overdoses or murders associated wihis drug cartel. authorities captured the man they have been searching for sur

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pete carroll joins barry switzer and jimmy johnson as the only coaches to have won a national championshipn football and a super bowl. >> oh, really? >> and tonight on game day our darin with the favor cast to recap the super bowl and more. >>> all right, that's it for us. have a good night. bye bye. ,,,, or how to find big savingsdeals on the things you need. just make a straight line to safeway. you'll find huge club card deals perfect for the big game. pizza's a football favorite. digiorno pizza is $3.99. get your snack on. wheat thins and other nabisco crackers are just $1.50 a box. and dreyer's ice cream is only $2.88. real big deals this week and every week. only at safeway. ingredients for life. >> pelley: tonight, on this special edition of "60 minutes presents," "amazing kids." ( cheers and applause ) >> safer: this is jack andraka, age 15, as he beats out 1,500 contestants and wins a $100,000 prize at the intel international science fair with his invention, a test of pancreatic cancer that could save lives. >> it's not every day that you get an email from a 15-year-old that comes

jimmie johnson started his quest for another title.shed in fifth. >>> in hoops, jason collins became the first openly gay athlete in major u.s. sports. he was greeted by a round of applause. he talked to the press afterwards. >> i thought it was great. being an l.a. kid, i can't think of a better situation playing for the nets and playing here in l.a. and getting the win. just glad kobe and shaq weren't out there. >> he's got the sense of humor. for much more on collins, dale jr., and the rest of the sports world, check out "sportscenter," we're live 9:00 a.m. eastern over on espn. >>> up next, "the pulse." where paula deen's comeback effort takes another step forward. >>> and the russians poke fun at themselves in the olympic closing ceremony. ♪ [ girl ] roses are red. violets are blue. splenda® is sweet. and so are you. [ female announcer ] just about anywhere you use sugar, you can use splenda® no calorie sweetener. ♪ splenda® lets you experience the joy of sugar without all the calories. it's a very good reason to enjoy something s

. >> reporter: you can see the full story of the jimmie johnson pit crew this wednesday night on "60es sports" on show time. >> glor: groundhog day has been a little bit rough this year. in pennsylvania punxsutawney phil performed his duties like a pro, but in new york local legend staten island chuck rebelled from mayor be de blasio, he was eventually recovered. washington's local groundhog celebrity, punxsutawney fill was unavailable and had to be replaced with a stuffed animal. all three animals, including the stuffed one hold their shadows and legend holds still six more weeks of winter. still ahead: beatle for a day. beatles up next. >> including carbsteady ultra to help minimize blood sugar spikes. it's the best from glucerna. [ male announcer ] new glucerna advance. from the brand doctors recommend most. advancing nutrition for diabetes. time to complete your bachelor's or master's degree and prepare for a new career. with devry university's merit-based career catalyst scholarship you can. apply by february 28th for up to $20,000 for qualifying new students. with this scholars

a major crash after jimmie johnson's car runs out of fuel and bursts into flames and clint bowyer rolls over. >>> speaking of injuries, this one unfortunate. >> ouch. >> a fan trying to get -- look, a trick shot at the world golf championship fell into a cam tus. >> oh, man. >> they'll take all of those needles out. >> that's going to hurt for a while. >> one by one. finally michelle obama explained to jimmy fallon on the "tonight show" why she thinks the events at the winter games are better off for her at a sports event. >> think about the fairs, there's a 6 foot man taking a 100 pound girl and shrinking her across the -- i'm like, i want no parts of that. >> i just want to say, make sure everyone is safe. very dangerous. >> you know, if somebody did that i would be like, don't fling me across the ice like that. don't do that. >> i'm wearing blades on me feet. >> you have to land on one foot. everything they do is dangerous. bobsledding. it's all just -- so, no. >> she's like, i'm just going to stay home and watch. >> watch where it's safe. you don't need protective fweer. >> okay. th

nascar itself even tweeted congrats at jimmie johnson, amazing. >> i've dreamed about this since i won the first one. >> i will admit. got me too. >> robin and i were having dinner last night. i looked at the clock. i thought, oh my god, i'm going to be late. there's six laps left. i can't sleep on this. >> by the way, you were late. >> big moment to last night he wins of course a second time at daytona. this is where his father, dale earnhardt sr., lost his life 13 years ago, last night was the first time his 3 car was back on the track as well. all in all, just a remarkable night for dale. we talked to him this morning. he still can't believe it. congratulations to one of the truly great gentlemen. >> big win. >> some more weather now from ginger. you're talking about the fog down south? >> it wasn't just stormy in daytona yesterday. all along the gulf. this morning we're dealing with fog. some places less than a quarter mile visibility. airlines may be affected. today that front sags south of orlando. that's where you'll see some of the showers and storms pop up. a little cooler beh

during that delay fox was airing last year's race and that prompted last year's winner jimmy johnson to be flooded with text messages offering congratulations to him. johnson took to twitter saying i hear i won the daytona 500. i also have friends confused and texting to me. hash tag replay 2013. >>> developing overnight, ukraine's acting interior minister announcing an arrest warrant for the ousted president viktor yanukovych, here is a live look at kiev this morning where at least 82 people have been killed. >>> new details about the capture of the man known as the osama bin laden of the drug trade, wakin gusman. it was his family that did him in. authorities realize many members of the cartel were in his family. after analyzing messages sent back and forth, they found some so personal they could only be from guzman himself. now that he is captured the fight turns to the courtroom. >> i'm like sorry to disappoint. >> how fun for her, though. >> thank you, ainsley. all right. >> we knew it was going to happen. we didn't know when it was going to happen. we thought there was going to

now he joins gary switzerins jimmie johnson and pete carroll. ncaa championship. about peterint carroll. last night i was fortunate to be locker room when he finally got his team together ng the was talking to them. i said to my buddy at sports is theustrated, i said this usc locker room. he sounds precely like he did at usc. i saw a couple of tapes of him in college. he is mr. energy. gyit is unbelievableunbe he is s 's. ke he is 32. my opinion, pete carroll could be the greatest speechreas maker in the world but if you if yo't have russell william -- russell lson, if y lst have a totalitarian dense like heyou're going to be yelling in the wind. but i do believe, jim, you said it exactly right, and rachel, that he knows his players so well. he knows what gets buyers happy. no repeat friday at practice, he has al this music playing at practice. >> in the interviewini think that paul allen did, about an hour we had a conversation. what did youwhat dhim? >>>> i thought highly of him. the people of seattle said to. himyohave to keep this team le.s it was because of p

nascar, while they were enduring a 6-1/2 hour rain delay, they replayed last year's race, showing jimmie johnsondaytona 500. so, many people in america thought that johnson won that race. didn't happen. dale earnhardt, jr. is your toyota 50500 champion. >>> champion. >> the clippers beat the thunders 125-117. the play of the day. >> and olympic fans now cold turkey area mode as the winter games came to a close in rush. >> the mascot, the giant bear, winked at the crowd as the games ended. it was spectacular in this flawressless closing ceremony. -- flawless closing ceremony. despite all the concerns about security before the games and a few problems with housing and venues, the games are considered a success. >> tonight we can say it, rush delivered all it promised. >> the olympic flame was extinguished and the attach was handed to the 2018 winter olympics host, south korea. >>> and the strange color and smell? why this bay area creek has been running orange for years and what is finally being done about it. >> an innocent driver killed, caught in the wrath of two other drivers. live in fairfiel

nascar, while they were enduring a 6-1/2 hour rain delay, they replayed last year's race showing jimmie johnsonning the daytona 500. so, many people in america thought that johnson won that race. didn't happen! have a great day, everybody. >>> well, the collection of clips here are great. that is it! >> pretty good! >>> 5:25 right now. ukraine's embattled president is on the run from the law. what that could mean to the balance of power in the region. >> and two cars crashed, killing one man and sending another to the hospital. live in fairfield, why police are trying to track down a third vehicle that may be linked to the crash. ,,,,,, for over 60,000 california foster children, ,,,,,, nights can feel long and lonely. i miss my sister. i miss my old school. i miss my room. i don't want special treatment. i just wanna feel normal. to help, sleep train is collecting pajamas for foster children, big and small. bring your gift to any sleep train, and help make a foster child's night a little cozier. not everyone can be a foster parent, but anyone can help a foster child. we get to the end of the d

this is the 48 team six-man pit crew of race car champion jimmie johnson who knows without them hi wouldng they can be replaced at anytime by a quicker and hungrier backup. they hit the film room just like nfl players reviewing what went right, what went wrong and how to function as a synchronized unit. >> we get an idea as a group. >> reporter: ryan patton was on the strengthening and conditioning staff at ohio state university when he was recruited by hendrick motorsports. now he's a rear tire changer for the pit crew. >> whether it's tv or fans or whatever, one mistake on this team, it could cost him a race. you're on sports center. >> everybody else wants to be on sports center. >> if you're on sports center something's gone horribly wrong. >> it's produced a mountain of heavy metal for hendricks motorsports. >> this is something you can kwauk through when you're having a bad day and it can make you feel good because you know that represents a tremendous amount of work and a lot of success. it takes an awful lot to miss one. >> members of the pit crew make six-figure incomes they're

. >>> and a huge olympic win for team usa and nascar champ jimmie johnson is with us from daytona. >> with today's "eye-opener, your world in 90 seconds." >> something out of a zombie movie or something, all of these abandoned cars. very

among them reigning nascar champion jimmie johnson. >>> and a restaurant manager is dead after a carbonnew york. among those treated were four ambulance workers and three police officers. investigators are looking at the restaurant's heating equipment. >>> coming up next hour, politicians like to pretend they can't be influenced. but what about when the lobbyist is a son or daughter or eve an husband or wife? plenty of lawmakers apparently don't see anything wrong with that. do you? that's coming up at 2:00 eastern time. i'm fredricka whitfield. "state of the union" with candy crowley starts right now. >>> food for thought this sunday morning -- 4 of the last 6 presidents were governors first. today, from new england, the midwest and the southwest, hear them roar. >> it is time for washington to focus on the few things that the constitution establishes as the federal government's role. get out of the health care business. get out of the education business.

jerry jones once lost jimmie johnson beginning a downward spiral in dallas.ppen with the 49ers? today on kcbs radio john madden suggested the coach and general manager have to be on the same page or else. >> eventually, they have to come to a decision together. and it can't be a power play. it can't be where, you know, one wants one player and one wants the other and then they have to have a power play over it. that's the thing. and then if they do, i think the coach has to have it. if it disconnects in the front office, let me tell you this, it's a lot easier to get a suit than it is to get a coat. >> wow. you can hear that whole interview with john madden on kpix.com. >>> knicks point guard raymond felton returned to practice one day after being arrested for illegal possession of a firearm and he will play tomorrow night. >> this is not a distraction to this team. you know, i'm focusing on finishing out this season. >> not a distraction?! check out today's back page of the "new york post." felton under contract with the knicks for two more seasons is due ba

well, jimmie johnson won the 2013 race, and when many news outlets, like fox news, saw the replay, they this year's race. oops! well, once they finally restarted the actual race, dale earnhardt jr. took the checkered flag for his second win at daytona. >>> all right, we now know what country is the best at hockey, team canada wrapped up the winter olympics in style yesterday, winning their second straight gold medal. the women's team won the gold as well to make it a clean sweep for our northern neighbors. host country russia won the overall medal count with the u.s. coming in second. >>> all right, a big topic on social media and bleacherreport.com right now is the possibility of the nfl penalizing a player 15 yards for using discriminatory language on the field, most notably, the "n" word. according to reports, the nfl's competition committee is discussing putting this in place for next season. the new petition rule receiving mixed reviews at the combine. some players say it would interfere with their freedom of speech, while others worried about how it would be enforced. i think that

and two-time super bowl champ as head coach of the dallas cowboys, jimmie johnson. let's talk about the game in the next segment. let's talk about the nfl in this segment. let's talk about what was supposed to be the big story today which it appears isn't going to be, which is the weather. howie, how do you feel about the idea? they got lucky. looks like it's going to be pretty warm. but how do you feel about playing the big game in what could have been a mess? >> i was less concerned about it. certainly quarterbacks and receivers and skilled position players and people who want to see the game played from a skill position standpoint at the very highest level and not have weather be an impacting factor, i think they were concerned. i think the nfl and fox got lucky. i think we dodged a bullet. >> the people who got lucky are the fans. those players could have played in any kind of weather. the fans got lucky because it's nice in the stadium. >> no matter what the weather is, as a player you'll play if it's the super bowl. put it any way they want. actually right now

jeff gordon, jimmie johnson, dale jr., it takes all these people to put this show on. 100 pounds, she's five foot tall. she gets out there and mixes it up with these guys every sunday. i would never count her out of any race. >> absolutely. and i know you have fox sports 1 going this year and it starts -- all the coverage starts earlier and then you have your actual race with the prerace. they're going to be working you guys hard. everybody is talking about jimmie johnson. he won this race last year, won the points title again. carl, what makes him so good and is he vulnerable? >> well, last night they ran out of fuel and clint bowyer did a back flip in the race car. i'll tell you something about jimmie. there's a couple things. number one, he will work hard and do whatever it takes to win. two, he really likes competing. my first win came at the atlanta motor speedway. he was the first guy dumping gatorade on me, high fiving. he really loves to compete. >> you know what, he's the most consistent driver in the sport right now, has been for a number of years. and all th

. >> reporter: last year's daytona 500 winner jimmie johnson. >> there are generations of fans and driversn but almost got sidetracked by late night exploits. he said he was born again, saved by faith and roller-skating. he said fighting father team has been a different set of wheels he first learned during the disco days. >> disco-dancing roller skafting professional nascar driver. >> i can still whip the average man's butt. ask the guy at walmart in vegas when i ran him down. >> there is that too. three years ago shepherd ran down a shoplifter on a walmart parking lot. >> when i hit him, he was on the ground and i done had him face down. i never handcuffed nobody in my own life. i caught him with my left hand. i'm a right-hander. >> unofficial security guard, skater and longtime supporter of those who serve. >> he's an inspiration to those o who put on a uniform. >> he has that never quit attitude which is exactly what the military has. >> reporter: shepherd is here racing for the military.org. they put together his car, number 93. the mod sl a year old which means the team will need a f

during a rain delay, fox news showed jimmy johnson winner from last year.eted, i hear i won the daytona 500. i also have friends confused texting congratulations. for the first time ever, it is dale earnhardt jr. >>> spring is just around the corner but it is not going to feel like it this week. another surge of arctic air is moving in. temperatures expected to plunge from the midwest all wait to the northeast. so how cold is it going to be this time? indra petersons knows. >>> on a monday of all things, there we go, the picture we are so familiar with again. all this cold, arctic air diving down to the south one more time. let's take a look at what it looked like yesterday. d.c. with 64. in the southeast, temperatures near 70 degrees and then there is today. oh, yeah. already feeling a difference. specially in the upper midwest. 10-15 degrees below normal. this is the area of the country looking for highs just at freezing or below. not too bad upper midwest. by tomorrow, sagging to the south. by wednesday, it gets ugly to even you. we are talking about the

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even fox news tweeted out a congratulations to last year's winner, jimmie johnson. he poked some fun at the error during the delay. >> also won the daytona 500 today, if you didn't hear. >> reporter: by the time the rain let up and crews were able to dry off the track, the race resumed under the lights with 162 laps left to go. after the restart, a multicar crash took out 13 cars, including last year's pole winner danica patrick. >> god, what the hell happened? >> reporter: and another crash wiped out several cars leaving little time to clean up narrowing the field. >> dale earnhardt jr. brings them to the flag! >> reporter: paving the way for earnhardt's win, nine hours after the race began. >> to win this race is the greatest feeling that you can feel in this sport. i didn't know if i'd ever get a chance to feel that again, and it feels just as good. >> reporter: a decade after his first victory, earnhardt is in the winner's circle again. for "cbs this morning," don dahler. >> extraordinary, that dale earnhardt jr. to win this a second time and all that that famil

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jimmie johnson won in 2013. tlets like fox news saw the replay of the race they got confused and reported that jimmie won this year's race. johnson had fun. i hear i won the daytona 500. once they restart ed the actual race, dale earnhardt jr. won the actual race. >>> this is a first. adam muema up and left the combine because god told him he was going to play for the seahawks. he's projected to be a late round pick. he's changed his twitter bio to say he plays for the seahawks. >>> a big topic, the possibility of nfl pen liezing players 15 yards for using discriminatory language on the field. according to reports the competition committee is discussing putting this in place for next season. the new potential rule receiving mixed reviews at combine. some said it would interview with their use of freedom of speech while others worried about how it would be enforced. that would be the biggest issue. how do you police this on the field, especially late in games. a 15-yard penalty decides a game, there would be a big

. >> this is jimmie johnson.ing as we watch this animation, that's our coverage. they had to change the coverage because terry bradshaw's dad died. it was anything but a typical super bowl. >> but team work. we had fun watching the game. i was following everybody on twitter watching it. our kids thought we were having a party, it was just the five of us. they were getting ready all day. we had a split house. mckenna was broncos fan and my son taylor -- >> let me get this straight. you have a doll that had a favorite team yesterday? >> yes. and this is the highlight of my night. isiah, our four-year-old n an old school seahawks victory right there, fell asleep. i think he made it about 9:00 o'clock. >> he could have stayed up late because today is a snow day for him. >> he's like, the seahawks have it. >> when you say hasselbeck style, you know tim always nods off in the fourth quarter. very typical of what he does. i got to tell you, what i thought was kind of interesting is i see a lot of the half time shows and

and we'll talk to howie long and michael strahan and jimmy johnson.ew jersey this week, that's because i have. >> you are. you get to rub shoulders with the big guns. although there was controversy laight, red carpet controversy, when another big star, we think is something that may not rise to your caliber of level, but this is what happened when you walk by him on the red carpet. take a look. >> mr. wallace, just one question. just one question. >> i'm sorry, i have to -- >> do you think new york can get to the super bowl? >> i'm wearing dolce & gobani. >> he hurt his feelings. i don't even know who dolce & o golbani is. people think you're getting your picture taken. then i was worried nobody was going to thank my question. but i couldn't snub him. >> i tried to get his attention, name and stop room. we had mitt romney stopping him for a five-minute interview. i could not get wallace' to stop and talk to me. i just waited in my hotel by the phone, nothing. >> we'll check back with brian in a little bit from metlife stadium. chris wallace, check out

. >> jimmy onie johnson's car ran out of gas in the qualifying race last night, leading to a chain-reactioners car flipped end over end but managed to land right side up and finished the race. incredible. no one was hurt. >> who said that wasn't exciting? >> indeed. >> welcome back to "cbs this morning." coming up, experts agree he is a talented artist, but he lied about his painting saying they come from legends like rembrandt. "60 minutes" talks to the man called the most successful art forger. we'll have a preview. >> and under armour under fire for the skin suits. did the cutting-edge design cost team usa its chance for a middle. the ceo is in the green room and is speaking up. he joins us ahead. >> we have a story we first brought you earlier this eck would -- week. two movie scams defraughtded 160 investors. >> ben tracy has been on this story for month, even meeting undercover this past december with two different film producers pitching some of the risky investments, and is with us again from los angeles with the new developments. good morning ben. >> reporter: charlie, norah gayle,

>> we had jimmie johnson last year, but it can produce surprise winners.back in 2010. the way the restricter race works for 500 miles, if you just keep yourself in position, if your car cranks when they say gentlemen and ladies start your engines, you can win this thing. >> when i first came to daytona 500, it's been eight years ago, i immediately fell in love with the sport. a lot of people don't get it. it is not like football, baseball and basketball that you grow up with, to those who say it is just a bunch of cars driving fast around the track, how do you say to them to understand how dynamic this sport is? >> they are driving for 500 miles. that's the distance from daytona to charlotte where most of the drivers call home. and think about it, that's like going from daytona to charlotte and doing it, oh, by the way, right at 200 miles per hour, and as a pack for 500 miles. so i would say it takes a very special talent. and it's a lot about the machine, but it's a lot about talent these race car drivers have, because a lot of people think they could do

he and johnson waited and jimmy walker closed the deal. walker breezing for his first nine holes.r and up by six strokes. >> >> when he made birdie at 11, he still have the six stroke lead. but, after just one bogey in his first three rounds, walker made five of them today. after this one at 17. his lead shrunk to one stroke. that made this par putt an effort, but walker nailed it for his third win in his last eight tournaments play. prior to the hot streak, he gone 137 events without racking up a win, now, he has this to put on his resume. >> it's really cool, the people that have won here, it's amazing, you think of what tiger did in 2000 and nicholas and all of the people that won here. it's awe cool place to win. a lot of history, not a bad place to win. my caddie and i had good vibes going. he reminded me on the last hole of the day. he said "we talked about this. this is why are you here. enjoy it. this is why we play. o to get to this spot." i'm really glad he said that. it kind of calmed me down. >> >> here is how the leaderboard shaped up -- . >>> michael allen saw ducky

jimmy kimmle. >> we appreciate your time. >> i'm ama dates in for carolyn johnson. r our next newscast tune in for our next newscast at 5:00 a.m. for the ,, >> from hollywood, it's jimmy kimmel night. and now, why not, here's jimmy kimmel! >> thank you for joining us. it has been sunny and warm just despite the fact that most of

jimmy kimmle. >> we appreciate your time. >> i'm ama dates in for carolyn johnson.cast at 5:00 a.m. for the on this live big with ali vincent live big participant carmen martinez takes on the disneyland half marathon. we have to pick up our pace a little bit. plus i'm taking on some challenges of my own. and mom and i are in for a big surprise. ♪ doing a 10k today. hey! running a 10k with diane and jennifer was a full circle experience just being able to do that with them and them kind of supporting me was right what i needed right at the right time. it definitely touched me, made me tear up a little bit. i've had some ups and downs with personally and just feeling confident and feeling strength. i don't want to cry but some people have been really mean lately and it just is like, i'm just trying the best that i can. i like have different emails where people were mean to me. it hurt so bad. and watch how hard it is for her when she's struggling you know with her own stuff and weight and i'm kind of mad feel like i need to beat up some people that have been mean to h

jimmy kimmle, kim kardashian. >> that's our report. thanks for being here. i'm dan ashley. >> eye carolyn johnson.abc news continues on twitter and facebook and our next newscast is at 5:00 tomorrow morning. >> for sandhya, larry and all of us, have a great weekend. enjoy the super bowl. >> good night, everyone. >> dickey: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live." tonight, kim kardashian -- from "the bachelor," sean and catherine -- this week in unnecessary censorship and music from jason derulo. with cleto and the cletones. and now, how should i put this, here's jimmy kimmel! [ applause ]

jimmy kimmle, kim kardashian. >> that's our report. thanks for being here. i'm dan ashley. >> eye carolyn johnson.ws continues on twitter and facebook and our next newscast is at 5:00 tomorrow morning. >> for sandhya, larry and all of us, have a great weekend. enjoy the super bowl. >> good night, everyone.

johnson was vietnam, nixon was watergate. ford's truncated presidency. jimmyarter's presidency which people see as essentially a failure. the only one is reagan. bushes don't register. >> what about clinton? >> yes, but he had the monica affair. the only president in the country's history to have been sort of a black mark against his record. kennedy, of course dying so young at the age of 46, having only been there for 1000 days, it is a blank slate on which you can write anything. and he was so young. the country identifies with that. , to have a sense of loss this day i think, over his assassination. he gives people hope. what they remember are his words. ask not what your country can do for you. ask what you can do for your country. his famous piece speech at american university in june of 1963 in which he said, we need to think anew about the soviet union. he and chris show -- chris jeff schev had come out of the cuban missile crisis terrified by that experience. kennedy wantede, to move toward some kind of detente with the soviet union. kruschev was recep

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johnson chipped in for an eagle. ten under tied for second. the 54-hole leader was jimmyg through nerves on sunday on 18. walker needs the putt for the victory, and he gets it! it's his third win in his last 11 starts. number three sanford women visiting washington. huskies up three. no problem. just the net. that's all she gets. moments later, plumb going strong to the basket. she had a team high 23 points. late second half, sanford making a pu

johnson. politics editor at the source. jimmy williams, an msnbc contributor. and robert trainham.was michael dunn's mistrial on the murder charge just a failure of the prosecution to get a conviction, or do you see a bigger societal issue at play here? >> it's both. it's an absolute failure by angela corey, and it's racism, plain and simple. if a group of college kids drove next to me playing one direction much louder than i wanted to see it and i shot at them, i.'d be n jail right now. a belief that young black men are inherently dangerous. i think on the one hand, we need to evaluate whether angela corey needs to get re-elected. and on the other hand, you have to look at racism and how that plays a role in our justice system. >> are you at all going to give angela corey a break because she's going to retry this case for first-degree murder, talk to the jurors and figure out what prevented them from being able to come to an agreement? >> you don't get a second chance to make a bad first impression. she screwed up in the zimmerman trial and this trial. i think she should be remove

to be held here in april to commemorate president johnson's signing of the civil rights act, attended by three of the four living former presidents, jimmyarter, bill clinton, and president george w. bush -- perhaps president obama. it will be followed by celebrations on the 50th anniversary of johnson's initiative, medicare, the clean air act, the national endowment for humanities, head start, the requirements for seatbelts, warnings on cigarette packs, operating counterweight to the way he has been portrayed over the last decades, with focus previously and the vietnam war." the story this morning, front page of "the new york times." valerie, florida, democratic line, morning. good morning. i was calling to mention about the climate change. one seemsct that no to talk about are the 87,000 jet flights across the united states every single day. that has got to have some affect. but no one seems to talk about that. a spacecrafts had in storage since the bush administration that was supposed to go up and stay in the lagrange area, an area that is in front of and behind the earth's orbit around the sun, where nothing moves. it was supposed t

johnson, and i had been there during the carter administration when i worked here in washington as assistant secretary of education under shirley hufstedler, when jimmy carter and rosalynn were there. i believe that i'd been to a reception when president reagan was there. c-span: but sitting there that night at that dinner in the blue room, looking back on the time when you were responsible for those kinds of things and making them happen, what were you thinking? what were you thinking about the white house, this president, your experience? >> guest: i am a clinton supporter so i was thrilled to be at his table, and this young man doing the best he can by his country. i was thrilled at that and to see old friends, but a thousand ghosts pass through your mind of moments when you entered that house. we entered under a very dark curtain, the death of president kennedy, and i will never forget mrs. johnson, who was so good with words. she said when somebody asked how it felt to be in that house, "history thunders down the corridors at you." it does indeed. i remembered when charles lindbergh came back and the astronauts were there. i was in charge of set

jimmy fallon. >> so true. so true. >> something is wrong with twitter. twitter is taking. the stock is down 20% after an earnings report that left investors stunned. we'll explain why with cory johnson. what is the big concern with >>tter right now? well -- well, look, this is about a stock and not about a company. bloomberg,arlier on the short cells are keeping the stock from falling further. companygoing on in the is very interesting. we see limited growth there and the user growth is not that strong. in fact, all of the user engagement numbers came off week. just the user growth alone was less than six percent. it is week. 5.9% growth, you know, think about all the publicity that twitter got in the last quarter in the united states alone. you had growth of less than two percent. that is disconcerting for a business that is smaller than other companies, like facebook. twitter might be a competitor. it looks like they may be a competitor to linkedin. >> have they reached a saturation point? we dot this shows is that not know how many. using twitter. toy made significant changes the way the timeline views are seen. the added pictures and video. you would think that that would make i

jimmy. i think it's important but it needs further conversation. so it may be true that we give jonathan crapo -- johnson-crapo what most people's a represents a legal bill the fact that it isn't going anywhere doesn't change the nature of the house and its prospective such that when you go to conference you're going to end up with a bill which after all the work you did to get affordably right and johnson-crapo cannot be improved by going to a house that has a pass act as sort of their leading example or idea of what the housing finance system of the future would be. you would end up with a compromise in which he come right back with a compromised bill that is less accessible than the current housing market which by the way the conventional market is mostly refinancing. it's a big refinance bill because it's not funding mortgage purchases for the american household, for the american population. it goes back to the original question which is it's not just a matter of what to do. it's the urgency of getting it done. i do agree with one thing jim said which is the idea that the new director mel watt should