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. >>> top race car driver, joey logano has loved racing since i was 6.e how much he bother admires and is inspired by the nascar greats ofyester year. >> what's up? it's cool, we walk through here and a lot of fans here obviously. the cool part about this part of the hall of fame, you see the race cars, how they changed from the beginning and walk up the hill here and see how the race cars have changed. all of the champions and stuff in here. it's cool, you have modified down there which is a really neat race car. they still race today and look the same as they did back then. >> reporter: how would that change your driving experience do you think? >> as far as being able to be a different race car? >> reporter: any one of these different cars? >> you always have to be able to adapt. i was able to do it growing up, drive a lot of different race cars and being able to adapt to certain race cars, everyone of these cars are driving completely different than the next. >> reporter: have you ever interested in indy or truck or formula? >> you know, racing is ra

i'm here with two of the brightest and best in the biz, jason leffler and joey logano. on average between 20 and 30, and both of you have defied the odds, joey, you first, how did you get out of the starting block so early and so good? >> i think for me, i started when i was really young. i think amount of kids, they're coming into the nascar series now are really starting when they're 6, 7 years old. that's when i started, and when i'm 15 years old, jerracing fou me and encouraged me to get into race cars at a really young age and my career went a lot quicker than i think it would have been if it went a different way. >> you start at the age of 12, which is considered kind of late when you look at the scale now. but for you, do you feel like starting out any sooner might not have been the right formula for you? >> i think at the time it might not have been. but i think that i had such passion when i started out that may not have been there in the early years. >> do you think about these drivers, one of these days i'm going to be neck and neck with you? >> there's numero

so driver joey logano says he still gets that same kind of rush when he gets behind the wheel. down face to face with both logano and jason leffler to talk about their passion for stock car racing. so take me back where this passion came from. here you and your family are living in connecticut, and somewhere this spark of go cart racing and dreams of something bigger come along. how did that -- what was the evolution of that. >> it is crazy. i mean, my family wasn't into racing. my father played baseball and basketball through high school. and, you know, those are the things that i tried first. i think the fact i wasn't good at any of them, i think that was the fact that -- i enjoy winning. no matter what it is. if it is not racing, it is, you know, playing a board game, whatever it is -- i want to win. i think there is something i found i was good at and i was able to win at, and i just liked it. i was the kid with the race car bed and all the little matchbox cars and all that stuff. that was this kid here. and all the racing gear, all the nascar stuff and i was just, you know

alongside leffler, sat down face to face with joey logano.h to talk about their passion for stock car racing. let's take a listen. so take me back, where this passion came from. you and your family are living in connecticut, and somewhere this spark of go-kart racing and dreams of something bigger comes along. what's the evolution of that? >> it's crazy. my family wasn't into racing. my father played baseball and basketball through high school. those are the things i tried first. but the fact that i wasn't good at any of them, i found something i was pretty good at. that was the fact that -- i enjoy winning. no matter what it is. if it's not racing, it's playing a board game, whatever it is, i want to win. so i think i found something that i was good at and i was able to win at. i just liked it. i was the kid with the race car bed and all the matchbox cars. with all the racing gear, all the nascar stuff. i was just fortunate enough that i was able to follow my dream. i never, ever thought i'd be racing in the spring cup series against jeff go

the qualifying of joey logano is the man in the poll position.one of the cars to watch is number 43. that name made famous by richard petty. now driven by a.j.almendinger. ambross starts in the four position. >> i have a bright chance to win like we did last year. it's going to be down to me to make good choices at the racetrack. i have to make amends but i haven't lost any sleep from last year. >> you think about all the ones that got away and not the ones you already have. he's going to be the man to beat. as a teammate i know i can look at him and i can go talk to him. and that's the guy i'm going to have to go compete against. >>> the a's 0-0 with the philadelphia phillies as they continue to get good pitching. >>> meantime we have a nice story developing on the pga tour the travelers championship led by a 19-year-old patrick kensley. you're watching his eagle. he shoots a course record 10- under 60 in the second round. that is the lowest score ever been an amateur in a pga event. and he's got a four shot lead and they are half way through. t

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. >> in the passenger seat with jason leffler and there with joey logano.hat is going to do it for now. join me an hour from now when i talk to an

next week, face to face with nascar's jason leffler and joey logano.at is it like to be a race car driver, go around the speedway about 200 laps at 170 miles per hour? we'll talk face to face next weekend. >>> when she's not walking the runway, model petra nemcova is helping children rebuild their lives after natural disasters. she talks about her happy hearts fund in this "impact your world." >> hi, i'm petra nemcova and you can make incredible impact on the lives of children after natural disasters. when the indian ocean tsunami happened in 2004, my partner and me were swept out of the bungalow. i lost my partner, my pelvis was broken four times. after i was able to walk again, i started to talk about creating foundation. happy hearts focuses on helping children after first responders leave. we have rebuilt 51 schools in five years. and we have a presence in nine countries around the world. join the movement and impact the world. go to cnn.com/impact. >> all right, there are many ways to impact your world. go to cnn.com/impact and see the various org

and don't miss my face-to-face series with jason leffler and joey logano, two of nascar's most promising drivers. "your money" starts right now. >>> the battle lines are drawn in the debt ceiling noexs. it's taxes versus medicare. welcome to "your money." i'm gloria borger. ali is off this week. it's this simple, if republicans won't be tax increases on the table, democrats won't agree to big spending cuts. in until they figure out a way to get around that, there will be no deal. dana bash joins us. dana, taxes and entitlements are obviously the real big issues here. both parties are refusing to budge which makes you wonder, are we going to end up seeing a really big deal here, or in the end, are they going to have to settle for something smaller in order to get this debt limit raised? >> reporter: that's a good question. at this point, you would think that, as you said, both sides are so dug in that they might have to settle for something smaller. my sources who are sam with the talks, the talks that have been led by the vice president that have been going on for a month and a half s th

joey logano is in pole position. >>> bruce bochy announced barry zito will start the second game of tuesday'se cubs. makes sense. zito hasn't pitched since spraining his foot over two months ago but won all four rehab starts including a two hit shutout on tuesday. >>> the as returning to philadelphia for the weekend. guillermo macaso took a no hittinger into the sixth and pennington with a spectacular defensive play. scoreless in the ninth. >>> cal bears lost to virginia last night. they fought to save the program and advance to the college world series for the first time in 19 years. >> we made it to omaha, a lot of people said they're done. we did it with our best buds just like coach said. something we are going to remember. >> one of the first things i thought was is it really over? i couldn't really believe it. [ clearing throat ] >> and, uhm, second thought was, well, let's win it next year. >> we do have some breaking knew out of the nhl. one day after agreeing to a new three-year deal with sed gucci the sharks have traded him to minnesota in exchange for brent burns and a future draft

. >> face to face, jason leffler and joey low logano.in the next hour, they tell me the keys to their success. fight back fast with tums. calcium rich tums goes to work in seconds. nothing works faster. ♪ tum tum tum tum tums >>> a look at our top stories right now. people in minot, north dakota, are hoping the floodwaters start dropping in just a few hours. the river that runs through the city is cresting at the highest level ever. between 3,000 and 4,000 homes have been flooded. steve nab who had to evacuate calls it disheartening. >>> there was extra cause for celebration at new york city's annual gay pride parade today. the event came just two days after governor andrew cuomo signed a new law legalizing same-sex marriage in new york, effective july 24th. cuomo talked about the new law during today's celebration. >> i believe new york has sent a message to this nation loud and clear. it is time for marriage equality all across this country. new york for many years -- new york for many, many years has served as the progressive beacon f

joey logano will be on the pole. the raceway is exhibit background 100,000 fans to show up. can go for free. more information, go to ktvu.com p click on web links. >>> well, preparing for the unexpected. right now, a bay area man is in vermont, competing in what is known as the death race. we caught up with him before he left as he trained for the unknown. few people have tried it. >> when you tell people you're doing this, what do they say? >> i'm crazy. i don't think anybody is really said anything besides that. >> fewer have finished. >> 10 people finished last year i think, only 135 signed up or something. >> not many want to it? >> no. >> the death rate is billed as the toughest race in the world and all they know is it's long, between 24 and 72 hours. >> they don't tell you how long it is. they don't tell what you you'll be doing. all i know is like carrying a lot of gear. >> by 22-year-old steve art says he is in with one iron man it a bunch of triathlons he wanted more. so for the last year he's been trained by doing games if every few weeks what he calls ethics work