four laps to go. he is .44 of a second behind hamlin running under allmendinger. >> darrell: allmendinger is slowing down hamlin a little bit. that will allow harvick to gain some. >> mike: harvick picked up a tenth. >> darrell: he gained a bunch right there. >> two to go. >> mike: one car length and the closer is there knocking on the door. >> darrell: i tell you. if he doesn't run out of gas. >> c'mon, c'mon. >> darrell: i love it! get up on that wheel! >> larry: look at kevin harvick. drove that thing down in there. it's almost like he found a little something down there in one and two. >> darrell: loses it off of two. he just lost -- uh-oh! >> out of gas. >> darrell: he's out of gas. he's out of fuel. >> larry: we knew it would be close. denny hamlin will get the white flag this time. >> mike: carl edwards is out of gas. white flag for hamlin. can he make it one more mile. >> darrell: one lap short for the 29. watch for others. >> all the way back. >> darrell: down the back over there. >> mike: ha

nine laps to go. stewart gets it away. >> darrell: nobody is going to do anything with that. >> larry: i think at the same time, jimmie johnson in the 48 spun his tires just a little bit. enough to let tony get away. >> mike: nobody has been able to touch stewart on restarts today. >> darrell: looked like it was shot out of a cannon. >> mike: 23 cars on the lead lap to finish it. it will be eight to go when they come around. >> darrell: i don't think we will make it to the end without another caution. >> mike: kyle busch turn four. around he goes! no caution. >> larry: it look like nascar will see if he can get going. he is going to go down pit road. staying green. >> mike: nobody checked out in the straightaway. now the caution waves. >> darrell: i thought there would be a caution. then the 18 spun out of harm's way and got going, i thought we might be all right. >> mike: look at what happened to kyle busch on the right side of the screen. he is underneath bobby labonte. we are told the left rear tir

if you think your lap top is to use in your lap think again. >> no, no. when it's running slowly, freezing up, it could be all your fault and the fault of your lap. not the computer. liz crenshaw is here to tell you how to avoid messing the thing up. >> hi there. you think lap top you think portable computer, convenience. experts say they're not meant to be moved around or used on your lap. geek support at best buy says half of all lap top troubles are caused by human error. how you handle it and where you use your lap top affects your computer's life span. >> they say on average the lap top should last you about three years. >> reporter: that's only if you care for your lap top properly. >> by not treating them properly we can actually damage parts prematurely and shorten the life span considerably. >> reporter: rob is with the geek squad at best buy and warns many lap top users unknowingly make every day mistakes even though lap tops often lead us away from our desks, portable computers made for convenience, but they're not meant to be used on your lap.

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times looked all sets to overtake the spaniard however an era with just six laps to go prove costly to mexico running wide and runs over to go on and take his twenty eighth career victory and settle this that alonzo later said ferrari still need to improve their car. computer approach to. there we think are we we're not going to be truly a we're not going to be feared i will call for the first refused to score of many. and finally there are just over four months to go until the london olympics and russia's women's basketball team are already well into their preparations answers richard nonprofit reports the team aiming high. for years of work are going to come join in. soon in august russia will know just how much hate progressed since the beijing games as they look to win gold in london the core of the squad of one of bronze in two thousand and eight was absent from their latest training session however they are expected to return of london games was a strong competition for the twelve available places. this squad will be younger than the previous olympics it's difficult to say whe

times looked all set to overtake despite the weather and error with just six laps to go through costly the mexican running allowing alonso to go on and claim his twenty eight to rear victory pedals and settle for third while also later said ferrari still needs to improve their car. surprised. there we think that we were not competitive earlier we were not completely defeated and i will go for the first race used to scold me for this post. i'll see you in a couple of hours from now meanwhile you can rate and comments on some of the stories seen right here on our youtube channel at our sport news thank you for watching. if. motion would be soon which bryson if you knew about sums from funds to impressions. these from stunts on t.v. don't come. wealthy british style wholesome sometimes such. markets why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy cause a report on our. mission and free credit station free comes for charges free. range mentioned free risk free. to tide free. download free blood cancer flood video for your media projects and free media and on to our teeth do

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times all set to overtake the spine is however a woeful over just six laps to go quite possibly the mexican running why was i to go take this twenty eight three victory was in the sights of the third one alonso later said still need to improve their car. computer approach to. their we think or we were not very good before truly or we were not contributing for years i will go for the first race is too short of me boy that's for sure. tennis and second seed maria sharapova has shrugged off a slow start to the torrance to breeze into the last sixteen in miami in a right not sure up about how to come for a second down against israel's shaft here but this time last year's beaten finalist is going to have dominating best against local qualifier sloane stephens trap of the grass to a winner from the half courts to maintain the momentum in the second set and call the shots from the base less than encourage returns long so you can see the match six four six two the next up and coming from patrick appleby in a macabre. not so serious crowd favorite serena williams a thirteen time grandson whe

times looked all set to overtake the spine is however woeful arrowed just six laps ago prove costly the next in running wide outing alonzo to go on his twenty eighth career victory norton settle for third alonzo later said ferrari still need to improve their car. and be surprised. there we think if we were not. truly a we were not going to be good for you i will be all for this for sure it is too short of me for that's for sure. ted is now in second seed maria sharapova shrugged off a slow start to the solomons to breeze into the last sixteen in miami in her opening up of the hats you can from a set down against israel's shaft here but this time last year's beaten finals was back to her germinating best it's a local qualifier sloane stephens shrug of her blasted a winner from a half course to maintain the momentum in the second set. called the shots from the baseline less than the return of long would see the match six four six two next up and coming combated out of our. little sister is grand favorite serena williams the thirteen time grand slam winner was in blistering form agains

when he saved there was no victory lap until months later when health care passed there was no victory lap you know when he has these it comes to lie on the right he said you should get out of that and third drilling for oil personally but an aircraft carrier in lake michigan here to talk about what he's like on i mean people need to know what the president's record is so that politicians like newt gingrich can't go out there and say i have a magic wand and i can make gas to fifty a gallon overnight it's not true don't think that as we actually get into the campaign season you're going to start seeing that kind of pushback that if he was to be doing that loudly and a lot of it right now might he might burn through political capitalism or create the impression of him as just a just a politician and not as the president and so much of the political option right now is still for some reason going on in the republican primary my favorite reality show and i think that he has every reason to believe that it's really going to heat up when that is settled when that's settled we don't know very

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making a quite the entrance the boys of nascar the short track and bristol 143 laps to go dale jr.accidentally bumped his teammate at the gordon blows up elector tire turner jr. 15. >>> nobody had better car then him leading 4231 laps to take the checkered life for his first win of the air. baseball giants manager burst ots said second baseman for a sanchez might not be ready by opening day as he continues to recover from shoulder surgery he needs a par putt on 18 to keep himself tied for the lead after transitions championship didn't go. he will have a chimney and robert kerrey gets in a sudden-death playoff. his second shot is right on the pan. the other three golfers missed their birdie putts and donald capitalized once this fall for the when he takes the #one back from roy michael roy. it was the no. 1 pick in the 2000 of growing up in australia. >>> when you're 15 years old red you are cut by a junior state team and that's had a profound effect on how you approach basketball after that you explain that? >>> candace headed the world for it and i was bitter toward anyone to play

johnathon victory lap? >> oh, no, not at all. i am not taking a victory lap at all. we talked about it for a year over and over and over again . chris frank and barney isute of the door. you don't have to cash in the analyst. whether it is medicare and originally estimated nine billion and. and government programs entitlement programs always destroy the free market because they destroy man's ability to think. it is higher cost and no service at all. >> wayne, should we be surprised it cost more than estimated. >> of course, you shouldn't be surprised. government never made a program that came in on budget ever. i mean, you know, you said part-a medicare. it is a dod d-frank bill x. estimate was nine billion dollars. and it is 110 billion and 10 times the costs and they can't do anything right. why would we expect it? we shouldn't be surprised. fannie mae and freddie mac. they don't do anything right and it is a dumb system and get rid and get the federal government out all of these things and let somebody who knows how to run a business run it. >> looking at cbo repo

as you can tell she is chill and just needs a family to love and warm laps. >> sorry we are a littleort on time chloe we are going to find you a home. call the san francisco spca. nice seeing you both. >> thank you so much. >>> from all of us here at abc7 news, thank you for joining us. >> "who wants to be a millionaire" is next. >> stay dry, see you monday >> stay dry, see you monday morning. now's a great time to get at&t u-verse tv. make the switch! [ female announcer ] call to get u-verse -- now with free hd -- for only $25 a month for six months -- our lowest price ever -- with a total home dvr included. plus get hbo and cinemax free for three months. [ male announcer ] with u-verse tv, you can record four shows at once with a total home dvr that lets you play back, pause, or rewind your shows from any room. [ female announcer ] so call at&t to get u-verse -- now with free hd -- for only $25 a month for six months -- our lowest price ever -- with a total home dvr included. plus get hbo and cinemax free for three months. [ male announcer ] and u-verse tv is "highest in residentia

>>> 12 laps to go, kurt busch lost control, crashed into the wall. his day was over. one of eight cautions in vegas. last year's sprint cup champion tony stewart made a brilliant move with 34 laps to go, then was able to hold off on a late restart to take the checkered flag, stewart's first win in las vegas. >>> and andrew luck has had enough pressure on him replacing peyton manning. all eyes on him today at stanford, where he threw out the first pitch. no wonder luck didn't want to do any of the throwing drills during the nfl combine! brian wilson pitched one inning of relief in his cactus league debut. giants beat seattle 7-5. mike montgomery, the full interview tonight on game day. >> lot to talk about tonight. >> you know how it goes. you always do well in the bracket! >> i know! >> you always do well. >> it is. i go by team colors or places i visited. it's worked! thanks. >>> well, the worry is that it could happen here. on a day when japan's tsunami victims are being remembered, demonstrators think californians are at risk. coming up, tonight at 6:30, arguments

is about to have one of the all-time great quarterbacks fall into its lap? it's "way too early" for this. >>> good morning. i'm willie geist and this is "way too early," the show that once had peyton manning fall into its lap. i shouldn't say anymore about that. i'm glad you're up watching on msnbc or listening live on sirius xm radio. shoot me an e-mail at waytooearly@msnbc.com or tweet me @williegeist1 or do what the ipad 3 does on its own and text the word awake followed by your response to 622639. we're going to read the best responses later in the show. >>> the next 30 minutes will be your cram session for this thursday, march 8th. a lot to tell you about including newt gingrich holding a press conference while pumping gas. plus -- >> i'll start. he was starting to get the spirit up here. >> a rally at a truck plant in north carolina turns into a day in church. you'll hear the clip that includes the factory worker that upstaged the president. that's later in the show. first let's get to the news live at 5:30 a.m. here at 30 rock in new york city. >>> mi

proved to be a wise move, race was called after 129 laps due to rain, stuart led 42 laps wins his second race of the season he has won 7 of the last 15 cup races. >>> nationals broke out of a slump pounding the mets this is good news, pitched 5 scoreless innings one more spring start before opening day he is the starter when they play at the cups. >> we've heard these games don't count. >> they don't but you want your best pitcher to feel good coming off the tommy john surgery that took him out. >> bet him warmed up it will be okay. >> gwen weather words. >> plenty of sunshine gusty winds, monday night into tuesday unfortunately a freeze watch temperatures only going to be low 30s. bundle up. >> all right that is it for us, back tonight at 10 for news edge at 11 hope you are too. bye bye   copd makes it hard to breathe, so i wasn't playing much of a role in my own life, but with advair, i'm breathing better so now i can take the lead on a science adventure. advair is clinically proven to help significantly improve lung function. unlike most copd medications, adv

chosen by his luck time to look at all sets to overtake the spaniard however and era with just six laps to go prove costly in mexico running wide along alonzo to go on and change his twenty eighth career victory how to settle for thirty one alonzo later said ferrari still need to improve their car. computer approach to. we think we were not very good bit earlier we were not contributing for years i would call for the first route is to call it move. and finally there are just over four months to go until the london olympics and russia's women's basketball team are already well into their preparations and as richard found profit reports the team a new high. four years of work are going to come joining. soon in oldest russia will know just how much hate progressed since the beijing games as failure to win gold in london a quarter score of one of bronze in two thousand and eight was absent from their latest training session however they are expected to return of london games while the strong competition of the twelve available places. this squad will be younger than the previous olympics it

this was not a welcome addition to the sight that attract so many to the lapped mark. driver of the car that hit the fire hydrant didn't want to talk about it on camera. the story is he was driving down the street when the car in front of him stopped suddenly to take a picture. he didn't have ramp to stop and rather than rear end the car in front he drove his silver sedan that the garden and hit the hydrant. 27 percent grade became a water rushing down the hill until it get the dennis's house. >> i think the first floor is pretty well flooded out. basement which is right under nivt which has good storage area, it's presently damaged. >>reporter: firefighters pumped water out of the lowest of the buildings 3 apartments. the property apparently the only building on the street that was flooded. why do you think it picked your place. >> i think it just the nature of the way we put this beautiful also brick also seat here that the water hit it and bounced into the place. i think that's kind of what happened. >>reporter: he showed us around the lower apartment. >> wept into

lap 124, tony stewart, little fake on denny hamlin. didn't pit. wise move. race called after 129 due to rain. stewart wins his second race of the season. won seven of the last 12 sprint cups. >>> coming up, a local fencer with hopes of fulfilling the olympic dream and a one-on-one challenge with our own lindsay murphy. >>> welcome back. i'm dave feldman. fencing often called a physical chess match. takes talent and smart to be successful. he's at harvard, and when he's not hitting the books, he's hitting with his sabre. lindsay murphy knows what it feels like. >> ready, set. >> reporter: modern fencing originated in the 18 century. it doesn't receive much notoriety, but a couple of smacks on the mask, and you'll see it deserves attention. hayfield graduate sasha is number one fencer for the 19 and under age group. >> first time i made the national team was probably one of the happiest moments of my life, pause i love the patriotic aspect. having the u.s.a. on the back is just, it's a great feeling. >> reporter: he is hoping to make the 2016 olympics team. to

people in america among others will lap people were made citizens by the fourteenth amendment which is to say they were made citizens by an act of man as opposed to a god as opposed to an act of god so what that means is that latin americans having accepted citizenship from nan from an act of government they have essentially signed a contract and now have to do everything the government tells and they're and they're not the same kind of citizens as a white people is this what animates the whole obama birth certificate movement well no because the reality oddly enough is that means very racist origins of the sovereign citizens movement have been largely forgotten there are enormous numbers of black americans right now dabbling in sovereign farriers you know there's a whole theory that you mentioned about the government keeping secret accounts and if you thought right documents and so on you can get millions of dollars but you know what it's like. and punctuation for instance a lot of sovereign groups refuse to capitalize the new united states they have odd ways of style in their name

, lap, lap ♪ hendrick: a few words about bilingualism: there's no finer way to honor a child's ethnicround than by welcoming and encouraging her to use her native language or dialect at school. of course, sometimes this is easier said than done. in the real world, we're often torn in two directions on this question. on the one hand, we want to make the child feel welcome and facilitate the child's learning as best we can by using language she can understand. on the other hand, it is also true that the united states is an english-speaking country, and to get along in our society, children must be able to speak english and speak it well. but speaking english doesn't mean you have to give up speaking the other language. in today's world, speaking more than one language is an asset, and bilingual people are in demand and command good salaries, so it makes good sense to preserve this skill. boy: go to store. teacher: oh, you're telling me about the money that you might put in a little, teeny hole to get something special at the grocery store. yeah. yeah. some food. some food. and some... i

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bristol motor speedway, his very first of the season and well deserved because he led a race high 232 lapsthat's all the time we have for tonight's show. thanks for letting us be part of your night happy birthday and thank you to dave feldman, also b.j. from columbus. good night. >> thank you for watching sports xtra brought to you by your washington area nissan dealers.   

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the lap dancer. none of the quarterbacks targeted were surprised. does that imply that this happens all of the time and the saints were the ones caught? >> i think it happens, but the difference was the extent to which it was a formalized structure. this was not an informal thing. it was a much more formalized process. and greg williams has done this before with the redskins. he did it when he was with the bills. at the end of the day, the nfl is trying to cover their butt. they understand that there are going to be lawsuits brought by former players who say we were hurt as a result of the system and we want damages. >> it is all about the lawyers. bill, i paid they will to punch you in the face every time they see you. no real question. >> it didn't work because they didn't recognize me. they went right on by. they didn't even know who i was. face undamaged. they are only sorry they didn't get caught. every team has something like this. the punishment was way too much. it is one thing to suspend him for a year, but he makes $7.5 million a year, and

it's like asking your grandmother for a lap dance. republicans are more limited got.ob is to limit government. >> bob: republicans created the band aid. >> greg: no, they didn't. >> bob: they did. >> greg: let me finish. if their job is limit government you can't expect them to expand government. one thing, preexisting conditions, this is something i don't understand. if it covers preexisting conditions why get insurance. if you go play black jack, you can't ask for insurance because of 21 after you get 21. >> bob: after the dealer? >> greg: yeah, you can't ask for insurance. >> bob: also if you are a young person, and gets in snow accident we pay $10 million out of our pockets. jo maybe republicans, paul ryan should have plans over state lines so sick people could tailor a plan to their needs like a healthy person doesn't need all the bells and whistle and could buy a cheaper plan. >> dana: we have to leaded there, and i don't know how my segment ended up with grandma and lap dancing. i'll try harder next week. imagine your 14-year-old daughter starts a relationship

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f daytona 500 winner mat kenseth took a victory lap in san francisco today but in a motorized cable cardmotional campaign. mat kenseth made a stop at fisherman's warf. >>> daily city is saying good- bye to a place where families have been going to for years. fans of the bowling alley are rolling their final strikes as it prepares to shut down. owners have no choice. they lost their lease and have to close on april 17. they posted a message saying we would like to thank all of our curl customers. >>> the rains concerned people about land slides. we talk to one resident whose home has been red tagged and here why google is raising eyebrows and what it means for the average user. >>> hundreds of people protest at university of california santa cruz and around the bay area in a day of action and thieves target a fountain in oakland. hear what they stole and why left left its like these are becoming an epidemic. >>> complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00. >>> i am frank somerville. >> i am julie haener. students demonstrated today over the rising

. >> i remember the start of the race, starting up front, i remember running a few laps under green,hen battling with another car side by side. he kept getting closer and closer to me. >> the two drivers jockey back and forth for the lead until mike suddenly realizes something the wrong. >> one lap i didn't see him. i just felt a hard impact. the next thing i knew i was in the air. >> trouble. >> while i was in the air, i could feel my tank had ruptured. i started feeling the fuel dump on me. >> mike's sprint car lands right side up and immediately bursts into flames, but he's trapped in his seat soaking in gasoline as the fire quickly surrounds him. >> i started breathing in pretty heavy amounts of fire. after a while my belts melted so i couldn't get them off. so i'm just thinking i'm probably going to die in this race car. >> raceway firefighters austin kingry and shane spaulding witness the crash directly in front of them. but they must watch helplessly as the flames envelope the car. >> had to pause there and wait for the rest of the field to go by. it seemed like forever that w

. >>> from political [stances|instances] to lap dances. stances to lap dances. does money have a tank and daughter not a saint? charity is not a name of one of the dancers. a strip club owner california donated $1200 to a financially strapped little league. the youth organization was on the brink of collapse and accepted the gift at first. i love the stock footage here. nobody is even looking at me. >> wasn't that the footage from a year ago when i was on the show? as news of the source of the money spread they changed their minds and rirnd the money. the strip club owner, quote, has a great heart, but as a nonprofit little league i wouldn't want to do anything to upset my parents. the saga inspired a musical theater production by the piano players. take it away. >> god know what's the training was like to get them to do that. that's why i hate performing pets. you have to think about what they have gone through. it makes me sick to my stomach. >> it is just a beating. >> is this man an american hero, michael 1234 providing jobs to young women and helping out th

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>> yeah, but he is sitting in someone's lap.s going to do it when he is 90. >> bob: i'd have to sit in ten people's lap. >> i'd watch that if i were you. >> bob: let me do a follow-up question. mitt romney who you know quite well, the rap on romney he doesn't connect well with the average voters out there. i have a little theory about that. a lot of it is has been beat up a lot in the presidential primary system. why do you think that is the case that the perception is that? and is the perception wrong? >> yes. it's very wrong. i don't want to make you feel sensitive about this, but i think the press has really built that up. it's not true. he's very warm. people who meet him, like him very, very much. i think the press has done that because in truth, 95% of the press is for the president. that's okay. but they shouldn't do it. i mean they -- i don't think they are giving him a fair shake frankly. >> dana: mrs. bush, we have kimberly guilfoyle here, who is a wonderful working mom. raising a young 5-year-old son. and a great, ama

both her legs on the same side of the lap restraint. her legs fly in the air. she's thrown eight feet to the platform below. >> should the operator have been more aware? >> i'm going to tell you again, i can't say that. >> reporter: at first, they claim she climbed out on her own. this video proves otherwise. now officials say she was too young to ride without an adult. >> in was a 3-year-old without an adult. we said, she came under the bar and the lap restraint. >> reporter: she did meet the height restriction. that's now being changed. >> we're telling the operator on h ride, if it's someone between 42 and 48 inches tall, make sure the other person isn't. >> a terrifying video to watch. she suffered a concussion but is doing well this morning. one texas lawmaker is renewing a call for tighter regulation on carnival rides. >>> gas prices are up again. a national average of $3.85 per gallon. oil prices are on the rise as well, after british and u.s. officials denied reports they were planning to tap into strategic oil reserves. >>> north korea has announced pl

tam i powers is waging a war on facebook saying classmates took photos of quote jordan sitting on her lap while hooker was still a student and they exchanged emails when powers was a minor. the mom said her daughter wasn't old enough to consent. >> when you're in a position of authority you don't seduce your student, period. >> of course they're going to be curious but i know there's nothing. >> the mom said hook ser a master manipulatetor. >>> students at this north carolina high school had a wild surprise on wednesday as a deer, well he didn't know that's a deer, ran through the hallway. the scamper was caught on security cameras. it ran through a classroom before getting out in hall room. no one was injured in that. >>> an occupy is going on in santa cruz, california. they want to raise awareness about state budget cuts. the protest started around 4:30 this morning and led to most classes being canceled for the day. >>> in you have a google account of any kind, today is g day. coming up, the company's new privacy law goes into effect and why maryland's attorney general and others are a

. >>> if you think your laptop is made to use on your lap, somebody fooled you.gain. >> when it's running slow or freezing up, it may be your fault. not the computer. news4's liz crenshaw has some ways to avoid laptop troubles. >> they say on average the laptop should last you about three years. >> reporter: that's only if you care for your laptop properly. >> by not treating them properly, we can damage the parts prematurely and shorten that life span quite considerably. >> reporter: many laptop users unknowingly make every day mistakes. even though laptops often lead us away from our desks, portable computers made for convenience, but laptops are not meant to be used on your lap. let your laptop breathe. >> don't block that. don't block this on the bottom. >> reporter: laptops have intake vents on bottom of the computer. they are meant to be used on a hard surface. blocking vents or fans can cause the computer to overheat. >> causing wear to that laptop for no reason at all. >> reporter: just when you thought your laptop was portable, passing it off or walking