kyle larson way past the car there. and a good 500, dillon, come unglued in pit lane. >> the cars are working their way down pit row and it's been really good inside the top ten and just his second year in indy car racing. >> no word kwt if kyle larson did speed on pit row and to make this more impressive, running sixth, they did not get the last adjustment and scott mclaughlin trying to make the move and win from the pole for team penske and he'll need the front to work better and it's one more stop and there you go, kyle larson does, indeed, get a penalty here. he'll have to come down pit road and that's one of the things that he was rred about is how you would handle pit road and go for speeding, kevin. >> here's alex below. the only thing he's not done is win the indy 500, two-time champion and he'll get shell, fuel and firestone tires and one quick change, marty. >> we talked about the change and the clean start for the aero-mclaren car and they seem to be getting better throughout the race. kyle larson will sort t

larson: yes. the speaker pro tempore: members are reminded to address their remarks to the chair and not a perceived viewing audience. the gentleman from texas, mr. roy, is recognized for 60 minutes as the designee of the majority leader. mr. roy: i thank the speaker. i know this must be campaign season. my colleagues are trotting out the old push granny off the cliff talking point. never fails. you want to save social security that the trustees put out a report this week that it is going to be under water by 2033. you want to ignore that, ignore that reality instead of dealing with the problem. what do they do? they trot out the same old story about taxes. by analysis by left, right, center, you can tax the entirety of the top 1% earners and can't balance the budget. the math doesn't work. so we can throw this all around in election year rhetoric, but the truth is our colleagues on the other side of the aisle are not just watching social security going bankrupt but they are bankrupt about what to

that's the part of a big week for kyle larson.r kyle larson's week and watch the all-star open on fs1 at 8:00 eastern and thank you so much for setting it up for us today. >> you got it, will, great to be with you guys. >> we'll be watching. more "fox & friends" just moments away. ♪ choosing a treatment for your chronic migraine - 15 or more headache days a month, each lasting 4 hours or more - can be overwhelming. so, ask your doctor about botox®. botox® prevents headaches in adults with chronic migraine before they even start. it's the #1 prescribed branded chronic migraine treatment. so far, more than 5 million botox® treatments have been given to over eight hundred and fifty thousand chronic migraine patients. effects of botox® may spread hours to weeks after injection causing serious symptoms. alert your doctor right away, as difficulty swallowing, speaking, breathing, eye problems, or muscle weakness can be signs of a life-threatening condition. side effects may include allergic reactions, neck and injection site pain, fatig

tell us about kyle larson's journey today. >> it's so cool to watch, we don't see it a lot.g between f1, indy and the coke 600 and to follow kyle larson who is certainly one of if not the most talented driver that we have in nascar that can jump into with any type of car, any racetrack and just get it done, i don't see a reason why he wouldn't con contend, however, we are watching the weather because with it's supposed to rain in indianapolis. there are a couple of scenarios for kyle. we're all keeping our fingers crossed that he can complete the entire indianapolis 500 and definitely contend for a win in the coca-cola 600, something he has won before. joey: i'm good friends with kurt busch, and he attempted it a few years ago. when he got to the 60000, his -- 6600 -- 6000, his car didn't hold up. what are the odds he can make this happen? >> first of all, kurt is living his best life ever -- [laughter] i've been with following him onest e gram, loving those pictures. yes, it is a long, grueling races and not just on the driver, on the equipment, as you just mentioned, on th

it's been fun to watch kyle larson experience this. now he's headed to charlotte to try to get in the cup car tonight. >> that interview was a few moments ago. this is live now. pardon me. both of these were a few moments ago. kyle is already on his way to charlotte motor speedway. what did you make of the effort? >> you don't have to teach the kid how to drive. the driving part he's got down. it was going to be the nuances to indycar racing. today, as simple as the pit speed violation. it was his first green flag stop of the race. it's the little things that get you here. >> you look at the entire month as a whole, it's the only mistake i can really point out. he took everything in stride. he developed over the month. even with the rest of the race, there was no other glaring issue. that mistake was made by scott dixon just a couple of years ago to lose the race. it's not just exclusive to rookies. >> the best in the business has done the same thing. everyone's done it. it's just unfortunate for kyle that he did it in his first ever 5

it gives larson his second win of the season. "wild" was how he described it.ght it was? that tight. and stage 3 of the giro d'italia is just getting under way too. more on the website but from me and the team, thanks for watching. the latest figures for england and wales show that 2117 people lost their lives as a result of knife crime betweenjuly 2022 and june 2023. mikey roynon was just 16 when he was stabbed to death in somerset last year. our correspondent, danjohnson, has been following the case and sent this report. the 10th ofjune last summer, and teenagers are heading to a birthday party in bath that's been advertised on snapchat. this is mikey travelling from the edge of bristol with some friends. he was about to come across this group of teenagers from wiltshire heading to the same party. this is the ambulance service. is the patient breathing? he's been stabbed at a house party. police. there was a violent confrontation, and mikey was stabbed in the neck. it was shane cunningham who stabbed mikey, he claimed in self—defence, but he was convicted of

"wild" was how larson described it. want to know how tight it was? that tight. sport website, bbc.co.uk/sport, or check out the app if you're on the go. we're back with more here on bbc news throught the afternoon. here in the uk, a group of women are warning others to do background checks on partners met through dating apps after loans worth thousands of pounds were taken out in their names by the same 35—year—old peter gray, who met the women on tinder, was jailed for 56 months in february after defrauding three women out of about £80,000. for more on this i'm joined by bbc radio five live's, clare mcdonnell. i understand you have been speaking to the women defrauded by peter gray. to the women defrauded by peter gra . ., ., , , to the women defrauded by peter gra. ., ., , , . gray. how have they been affected? pretty badly. — gray. how have they been affected? pretty badly. to _ gray. how have they been affected? pretty badly. to be _ gray. how have they been affected? pretty badly, to be honest. - gray. how have they been affected? pretty badly, to be honest

but this will be a very busy month for him on memorial day weekend, larson is gonna erase and both the indy 500 and the coca-cola 600 double were 1,100 miles driving in one day hey, and that was not the only photo finish of the weekend, casey, the kentucky derby were mystik, dan, one of the closest through a finish since 1947 larson actually referenced both after his when he said kentucky derby. yeah. hold my beer, but this was so exciting, especially commemorating a century and a half. casey, of the greatest race in american terms of horse racing. and it was exciting. did you watch of course. >> now it's the greatest stupid the sports i would never miss it yeah, this photo, it was it was just it was incredible. is one of the most fun derbies to watch in a really, really long time. so carolyn carolyn, thank you. i really appreciate it. >> all right, coming up next to your donald trump accusing the biden administration of using the tactics of nazi germany plus devastating flooding in texas takes the life of a four-year-old boy such trump, hush money, trial, gavel to gavel coverage. the

. >> last night, kyle larson won the race in kansas by 1/1000 of a second, the closest finish in nascar that followed. the kentucky derby, where mystic dan won the closest three way finish since 1947. larson referenced both after his win, saying kentucky derby, yeah, hold my beer next, in indiana, a woman just won the indianapolis half marathon while six months pregnant, and aurora beat 7900 other women for the first place finish. >> it took her just over 75 minutes, she says. this proves minutes, she says. this proves women have (♪ ) why did i keep missing out on this? before you were preventing migraine with qulipta? do you remember the pain, the worry, the canceled plans? and look at me now. you'll never truly forget migraine but qulipta reduces attacks making zero-migraine days possible. it's the only pill of its kind that blocks cgrp and is approved to prevent migraine of any frequency. to help give you that forget you get migraine feeling. don't take if allergic to qulipta. most common side effects are nausea, constipation and sleepiness. learn how abbvie could help you save. quli

larson: thank you, mr. speaker. mr.morning to address a pertinent issue for all americans, that being social security. mr.peaker, as you know, it's been more thanus years since congress, the only body that can, has taken action to enhance socialecurity. what becomes even more confounding, mr. speaker, is 10a day becoming eligible for social security, congress has not acted toce this program. i was talking to my goodjodey a, and reminding him that in his texas, for example, he has 128,000 security recipients. and 90,000 retirees. 9,000 children. almost 10,000 widows. 4,679 ses 14,000-plus disabled workers.'t received a t enhancement in more than0 years. and social security has nothing to do with the debt o deficit, it's an earned benefit. it's for. and the increas we're calling for, well, the president said it b're going to pay for ty lifting the cap 400,000. you could have people in the audience, for example, raise their hand if they're making moha $400,000. i doubt that you would find any. it's .6% but most people are

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in fact congressman larson and i represent coastal districts. we havest got to get good. got to get good at living in sustainably living in coastal areas. i think one of the problems of the resilience of projects is the processing of the regulatory. it got to have important dynamic process and say something earlier that i said, when you say something again that i said earlier. we've got to project development delivery project that reflects the urgency of thehe projects we are working on. number two w is you've got insurgency with storm intensity. with the storm frequency and all of these other factors. one of things you've got to do is make m sure we are developing project solutions that do best and transcend through those in brackets of insurgency for these things we cannot totally protect and nail down with appropriate margins of error. there arere ways to do that for the most important thing you've got to incentivize adaptation by having a regulatory structure that facilitates it. >> another thing on the funding side is there are a couple of funding sources. the protec

and garrett graves who is a big fan of steve larson's and ranking member rick larsen. our partnership is on this body so we can come together and pass legislation. it is bipartisan, it is bicameral, it is bicoastal, it's not bisexual. i support the senate amendment to h.r. 3935 and i urge my colleagues to do the same. i yield back the balance of my time. >> i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from missouri is recognized. >> can i inquire as to the time on both sides, mr. speaker? the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from missouri has 6 1/2 minutes. the gentleman from tennessee has 9 1/2 minutes. mr. graves: thank you, mr. speaker. at this time i'd yield one minute to the gentleman from oklahoma, mr. lucas, who is chairman of the full committee on science and technology. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from oklahoma is recognized for one minute. in mr. lucas: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today in support of the senate's amendment to this bill. i've worked with my colleagues for over a year on this b

larson is coming. it is like the kentucky derby. >> wow! >> it's larson!y cool. >> how about the derby, though? isn't that crazy? that was amazing. fun to watch. >> heck of a weekend. >>> all right. still ahead, can you believe it has been 20 years since the finale of "friends"? we're going to look back with its creators sharing the inside story behind the ending to one of the most popular shows ever. >> the stars out tonight for the met gala. first, anna wintour, with what happens behind the scenes it's jenna with a can't-miss conversation right after this. live in the moment. ask your doctor about otezla. if you love to travel, capital one has a rewards credit card that's perfect for you. with venture x, earn unlimited double miles on everything you buy and get access to over 1300 airport lounges. open up a world of possibilities with capital one. what's in your wallet? look at that sweet frosting and filling. that's what makes pop-tarts such a great snack! i sure hope we get eaten soon. we will. i made a sign. [vending machine buzzs] it's working! pop-t

floor for helping to negotiate this through the senate commercial committee and chairman graves and larson from my state to their dedication producing this bipartisan, bicameral legislation and senators duckworth and moran who share the subcommittee in the aviation area for their important contributions to this legislation. i also want to thank president biden, secretary buttigieg, administrator whitaker for helping us on all of the input as we move forward on this legislation. certainly want to thank senators schumer, and thune and duckworth and sinema who helped to negotiate key pieces of this, as relates to pilot saving and training and i definitely, definitely, definitely, definitely, want to thank the very hard work of our committee majority staff and the committee minority staff for working diligently upon this important legislation. i can't tell you how important it is at this point in time for us to show that we are paying attention to these issues. over the last 12 months, several incidents, including a door plug blowout, had a string of close calls at airport have made the public

kyle larson finished in 18th place. sacramento area driver was trying to compete in both the indy 500 and the nascar coca-cola 600 in charlotte, north carolina, but bad weather in indianapolis meant he couldn't fly to charlotte in time for the start of that race. he was going to drive the end of the coca-cola 600 mile race, but it ended about 400 miles because of bad weather as well. christopher bell won the rain shortened race after it was called at about midnight eastern time. the race had been red flagged for more than two hours because of a steady downpour. larson didn't talk to reporters afterwards, but he had indicated earlier he would love to compete in the indy 500 next year, so there's a chance he will try the double again in a late night post, elon musk shared that his a.i. startup has raised another $6 billion in a new round of funding. >> the deal is now reached $24 billion, making it one of the largest as investors bet on musk's ability to compete against openai, microsoft and google. the funding round was

i want to thank house transportation infrastructure committee chairman graves and ranking member larson from my state for their leadership and dedication to making this a bicameral product and certain will i making it bipartisan. -- and certainly making it bipartisan. i also want to thank president biden, secretary buttigieg and administrator whitaker as we moved through this legislation and senator schumer for helping us get this bill to the last phases here and over the goal line. i also want to thank senator schumer and thune, duckworth and sinema for helping to negotiate key provisions of this bill related to pilot training. nearly 3 million passengers fly in and out of our airports and making sure that we have the safest skies by the faa doing its job is exactly why we needed this bill. this bill implements new safety improvements in that workforce and codifies, as i mentioned, strong consumer protections like refunds. and it provides direction and resources to build and well-train faa workforce. i want to thank the hard work of senators casey and fetterman, including in this bill

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larson: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to address the body to discussion the nation's number one anti-poverty program for the elderly and the nation's number one anti-poverty program for children. that's social security. mr. speaker, i know, you know this, but can you imagine that congress hasn't made an adjustment to social security in more than 53 years. richard nixon was president of the united states, the last time that congress enhanced benefits for the country. imagine, mr. speaker, i'm sure for people in our audience, that 10,000 baby boomers a day become eligible for social security. and as you know, the fund is about to be cut by 20% in two ways. if congress does nothing by 2034, according to the latest report, it will be cut 20%. so basically the nation's number one anti-poverty program for the elderly will be cut by 20% if congress does nothing. and it hasn't done anything in more than 50 years. now, there are some proposals, including social security 2100, that would extend and pay for this. and th

half of those who signed up now are from latin america, larson said, which was also a significant changen accepting spanish-speaking applicants; many of them had previously been categorically rejected. europe lacks the means to protect itself, the french president said in time to communicate with social network users. and here’s how macron answered the question: will the french have to go to war? i hope with all my might that we don't have to go to war. france is not a military power, but a peace power, but must be persuasive with its opponents, telling them, if you go too far and threaten my interests and my own safety, then i will not rule out intervention. it was assumed that macron would answer unexpected questions on social networks bluntly, but there was a piano in bushes his role was played by the chancellor of germany. one of the spectators asked if there was friendship between paris and berlin, chancellor scholz immediately appeared in the frame, he said in french, long live friendship. the new nuclear icebreaker yakutia is undergoing mooring tests; this is actually the first te

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larson, for five minutes. mr. larson: thank you, speaker molinaro. great -to be here this morning. i rise to discuss the issue, ongoing issue of social security. as you know, mr. speaker, more than 70 million americans rely on social security. and social security is the nation's number one anti-poverty program for the elderly and the number one anti-poverty program for children. it also, mr. speaker, is the number one program with regard to disability. and more veterans rely on social security disability than they do on the v.a. mr. speaker, i know that speaker houchin was in the chair before and part of our rising to social security is to make people aware in their districts -- districts of how many retirees they actually have. for example, in new york's 19th you have 173,667 recipients. more than $300 million comes into the 17th district in new york. monthly. for those recipients. 130,000 of which are retirees. 20,000 disabled workers. 8,900 widows. 4,247 spouses, and almost 10,000 children. but what's astounding, mr. speaker, is that congress has done nothing. in fact, what will

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this is staff sergeant jake larson, lovingly known as papa jake.ildren help him share his memories of the war on social media. lives in oakland, and enlisted in the u.s. army back in 1938 when he was just 15 years old. in fact, he got in by lying about his age. he was in normandy, france on june 6th, 80 years ago on d-day. and now, decades later, to commemorate that historic day, papa jake will take a special flight back to france along with other world war two veterans. he told us he has a message to share when he gets back to normandy. all the guys. that landed there are gone . i'm back here honoring those guys that made it possible for me to get here. they gave their life. we honor them as well. his flight to france leaves this sunday while papa jake is in normandy. he and 50 other veterans will be honored with parades and ceremonies. of course. well deserved. while all month long we have been celebrating asian american, native hawaiian and pacific islander heritage month, and today we are continuing to amplify those voices here in the bay area.

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the favorite in today's race is cal larson on the sports team but also william byron, his teammates havend win. i followed a little bit. >> reporter: didn't know you were a nascar fan. will: griff: the energy of those cars is so loud. aishah: an indycar fan next weekend, memorial day weekend, indianapolis 500. everyone should check it out once in their lifetime. it sounds similar to the nascar cars. it is something else when you are out there live and you hear it and your heart starts beating and racing really fast. incredibly incredible event. griff: if you put adrenaline and goosebumps in a bottle, that is a race car race. we will check in later and get madison on. good to be with you. >> reporter: we will see you next time. griff: fox news live continues. d the dogs real food, not highly processed pellets. the farmer's dog is fresh food made with whole meat and veggies. it's not dry food. it's not wet food. it's just real food. it's an idea whose time has come. this is the all-new tempur-pedic adapt mattress. and we designed it to help make aches and pains a thing of the past. because

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and larson is one of the best in nascar.eteorologist at our nbc station here. i was shaving this morning at 5:45, and i heard mike tirico, you and the guys better be ready to fill because we are looking at rain at the start of the race. not what i wanted to hear. i did cut myself. in any case, the good news is we're in the midwest. it's may. the sun doesn't go down until 9:00. so we have a long day. hopefully we'll get at least 100 laps in to have an official race. >> speaking of grueling, you are fresh off the preakness, kentucky derby before that. paris in a few weeks. how are you holding up, buddy? >> reporter: you know, if i would have made the melvin birthday party, i would have mn been fine. i just worked. somehow i found my way to indy, and we found our way to indy. we'll keep rolling through paris in july. >> thank you so much. coverage of the 108th indianapolis 500 begins friday, -- sunday, may 26th. all starts at 11:00 a.m. on nbc and peacock. >> hardest working man in sports there. >>> all right. time to join the

larson, your tests show a concerning lack of spiders crawling under your skin.to smoke two of these rocks of crack and scream at me through the bedroom window in the morning. you can just leave most of your teeth with the nurse on the way out." but now, with this new change, weed will be a schedule 3 drug, alongside ketamine and some anabolic steroids. yes, weed and steroids will be in the same league. so get ready for phish fans who are jacked. the question you may be asking steve. why is big daddy biden passing out the fat blunts? speculation is because easing weed restrictions could help biden boost flagging support, particularly among younger voters. yes, it could help biden, or it could lead to a write-in campaign for "dude, let's put rainbow sprinkles on the lo mein." crunchy, it's sweet. today was the day off, right? wednesday. today is a day off from donald trump's hush money trial, which gave him precious time at home to fart at his family. now we still don't at this point if the jury will find him guilty, but we do know they've found him sleepy. becaus

and i want to thank chairman graves and larson from my state for their participation and dedication for producing this bicameral, bipartisan legislation and certainly want to thank senators duckworth and moran who chair the subcommittee in the aviation area for their important contributions to this legislation. i also want to thank president biden, secretary buttigieg, administrator whitaker for helping us on all of the input as we move forward on this legislation. certainly want to thank senators schumer and thune and duckworth and sinema who helped to negotiate key provisions of this as it relates to pilot safety and training. and i definitely, definitely, definitely, definitely want to thank the very hard work of our committee majority staff and the committee minority staff for working diligently on this important legislation. i can't tell you how important it is at this point in time for us to show that we are paying attention to these issues. over the last 12 months several incidents, including a door plug blowout, a string of close calls at airports have made the public question w

this is bill second victory of the season and the eighth of his career car larson's attempt to become the fifth driver to pull off the double racing in both the indy 500 and the coca-cola 600 was thwarted. due to the weather delay in indianapolis or the parents of pro golfer grayson murray have confirmed their son died by suicide the pga tour announced mary's death on saturday after he withdrew from the tournament. in texas, world sport's don riddell has they were trying to play golf on the pga tour in dallas this weekend, but it was so very difficult after the news that one of the men who had been playing in the tournament's had taken his own life on sunday, grayson mary's parents, erik and terry released a statement through the pga tour and their shock and heartbreak was just palpable. >> they said, quote, we have spent the last 24 hours trying to come to terms with the fact that our sun is gone. it's surreal that we not only have to admit it to ourselves but we also have to acknowledge it to the world. it's a nightmare life wasn't always easy for grayson. they went on and although

the bills that i mentioned, the sanders-warren-schakowsky bill, the larson bill, and president biden have all come out for using the cpie not the c. -- cpiw. the caller is exactly right. it's not a good -- it's better than not having any measure. private sector plans don't have -- again, this is an increase, if inflation goes up double digits, you get a double-digit increase. there is no limit to it. but it under measures and should be updated with the cpie. tph*epb those -- then those benefits will go up. will not erode but will retain their purchasing power, even if you live 20, 30, 40 years. it has a compounding effect. so the older you are, the more your benefits will erode if they are not properly indexed. host: romina. guest: we disagree on the inflation adjustment. what's even more important to point out here is that the reason that we have to to protet scenessor from this excessive inflation is because of the excessive deficit spending that the federal government is doing with social security and medicare contributing to a large degree to that deficit fend spending in additio

oakland resident staff sergeant jake m larson, who's well known as papa jake, is one of the 50 veteranses is carrying to france. at just 15 years old, staff sergeant jake lied about his age back in 1938 and joined the national guard. he was sent overseas in 1942 and landed on omaha beach and survive the invasion of normandy. >> i've been back five times in the past four years. honoring all those souls that gave their life so that i could make it now. >> the private aviation leader. wheels up, will fly. papa jake and another west coast veteran to atlanta, georgia. there they will board a flight to deauville, france, as our time is 456, a san francisco tradition comes back this weekend. the 46 union street festival is shutting down union street between fillmore and goff streets. the street fair will have something for locals and for tourists. from face painting to a whiskey and waffle tasting. yeah, live music will be going nonstop. the festivities begin saturday from 11 a.m. until 7 p.m. and sunday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and admission, by the way , is absolutely free. well, more street c

elk grove's kyle larson wins at kansas speedway by 1/1000 of a second, beating chris buescher, who finishednd place. it was that close, so one day after a photo finish at the kentucky derby, we had the closest finish ever in the history of nascar. wow. abc seven sports, sponsored by river rock casino, dion a critical launch a decade in the making. >> tomorrow, boeing could deliver a much needed win by flying two astronauts into space. a dangerous rescue in an abandoned missile silo as first responders race to save a teen who fell 30ft. how rescuers navigated the maze of tunnels with no map (box thuds) (water boils) (packet tears) (tea bag clanks) (water pours) - listening to people that drink bigelow tea is so important to my family, because making that perfect cup, it's the reason we do what we do hi, guys! - hi! - hey! - so what are you guys drinking? - constant comment. - when i'm drinking bigelow tea, it's just a moment for me. it's just me time. - that's what a cup of tea is. - it is. - a moment for you, someone you love. - aw! (customer sighs) - it tastes really great. - yes! it was a

nascar's kyle larson is planning to compete in the indy 500 before heading to north carolina to the charlottey for the coca-cola 600 on sunday. he will be the fifth driver to attempt competing in both races on the same day. be sure to tune in to the big nascar race on fox this sunday. and now let's go over to meteorologist adam klotz. adam, how is the weather looking for the big race this memorial day weekend? >> the race there actually could turn out to be pretty good. unfortunately for a lot of other folks across the country we continue to see these big rounds of thunderstorms line up every time in the middle of the country. we're seeing it again this morning. it's going to happen the next couple of days. here's what it looks like outside right now. iowa, pretty much the entire stated north to south is under some sort of severe warnings. winds up to 60 miles per hour. that is a tornado warning right now as we are seeing a little bit of rotation. the set-up is there for today. a large area across the midwest and the plains has a risk of severe weather. it's a little bit greater risk of sever

for instance, brie larson was here. >> yes. >> jimmy: do you recall the experience you had with her? it was a full breakdown, mentally. >> she grew up, she watched the movie "selena." i guess has been a fan for a long time and kind of was inspired to act. >> jimmy: not kind of. not kind of. this is more than kind of. >> i'm living my dream. >> no, i see, jennifer lopez. >> oh my god. >> i know. it's jennifer lopez. >> i can't deal with j. lo! >> no, i know. this is how we all feel. trust me, we all get this way. i almost even cry. >> i can't -- no, i can't, i'm going to cry, i'm going cry. i can't! you mean so much to me. >> hi! how are you? >> oh my god! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that is -- i mean, it's very sweet. >> i -- i still get so overwhelmed. i could cry right now. >> jimmy: really? from that? from her crying? >> yes. >> jimmy: it's a lot to absorb, isn't it, the sudden -- >> it's just, you know, you go along in this career, and you have ups and downs, and you do your best work and are always trying to do your best. and then when you see that you have done something

the rain delay also a pending the hopes of driver kyle larson who look to pull off what's called thee racing in 2 races. in one day he was unable to make it to charlotte, north carolina in time to compete in a nascar race over there. he finished 18th here at indy. but the day still just as exciting and thrilling for race fans and of course, driver josef newgarden and his team, a back-to-back champion at the brickyard another indy 500 in the books. >> and the indy 500, not the only major race over the weekend. this is driver christopher bell and he notched his first big win in nascar's coca-cola, 600, which happens in north carolina. >> just ahead, the new documentary about the creators of what came to be known as the real california south, untold story of the beach boys. [♪♪] did you know, there's a way to cut your dishwashing time by 50%? try dawn powerwash dish spray. it removes 99% of grease and grime in half the time. dawn powerwash has 3 cleaning boosters not found in traditional dish soaps that remove food and grease 5 times faster. and, because it cleans so well you can replac

. >> commander dan larson of the atherton police department says a lull in crimes from a high of 45 a years ago is reversing course, as shown in this map. this year's total is almost equal to 2023 level. so the department is launching the bait house program. 50 pre-selected homeowners agreeing to let police put trackers in common household goods. that data suggests are likely to be stolen. >> and once that tracker is moved, we will get a notification of it, which is going to trigger our response for the police department, with our ultimate goal being apprehension, criminal justice experts say this concept can help disrupt criminal gangs moving from city to city. >> we are in a technology race between law enforcement and the bad guys. >> unlike airtags, which retail for 20 to $30. atherton police say each tracker in this program costs $500. only a portion of the initial 500 homes have been outfitted so far. you can't use something as simple as a tile or an airtag. >> you need something essentially that has a radio, has a cellular radio built into it. in addition to a gps tracker, the p

one of the big things people are talking about it for a certain kyle larson will be able to make from indy 502 here at the charlotte motor speedway for the coke 600. we'll see how that delay impacts that we will be here all day keeping you guys updated. back to you. >> member the pollen in madison scarpino covering an incredible amount of ground for us on this memorial day weekend. rich: tough crowd for the former president at the libertarian convention in d.c. he was booing and heckled asking for the support. closing arguments in his criminal trial are expected tuesday. madeleine rivera is live here in d.c. with more. >> good afternoon but this is not the type of reception the former president is used to add his campaign rallies. many people in the crowd were already skeptical for he took the stage at the national convention saying he does not align with their values trump did not help his case and much when he took aim at the performances of libertarian candidates in recent presidential contest even as he told the group to vote for him. >> only do that if you want to weigh in, if yo

kyle larson won the kansas cup by, listen to this, a thousandth of a second. new details this hour in what mexican authorities say was an apparent carjacking that turned deadly. three bodies were found near the city of ensenada in baja california. they have been identified as three tourists who vanished just days ago while they were on a surfing trip. nbc news correspondent guad venegas has been following this story for us. guad, what more do we know about who these men were and how all this happened? >> reporter: kate, mexican authorities believe that the aggressors arrived at a campsite where the surfers had been staying and were trying to steal the tires of their pickup truck and at some point one of the surfers may have noticed and resisted the aggressors. they then pulled out a gun and shot one of the surfers. they believe that the two others came to help him and they were also shot. the authorities were able to find their bodies in a well that's about six to seven kilometers away from that campsite, and the pickup truck was found in a different location

neighbor clint larson is on the lookout this morning. >> definitely scary you know.ave a son that's special needs and walks and assisted thewalking device and we caulk around the neighborhood all the time. and yeah. when i saw that mountain lion on the video, it was pretty -- alarming. >> absolutely. police say they searched the neighborhood with drones and equipped with thermal cameras but so far the lion is on the lam. >>> you know, sometimes bridge builders in the bay help flight to happen and good news to report this morning. a victory in the race to save california brown pelicans found starving earlier this year. some helpers in the bay stepped in to help this flock and guess what? the birds will fly free to the wild today. you know, dwindling food supply and monterey and santa cruz really caused these birds to have the need for a lot of help and this rescue. but the release of the rehabbed birds will happen this morning -- in sausalito at 2:00 in the afternoon. eat up birds you are going to have to get your own fish from here on out. >> yeah. i love to see peli

. >> commander dan larson of the atherton police department says a lull in crimes from a high of 45 a, as shown in this map. this year's total is almost equal to 2023 level. so the department is launching the bait house program. 50 pre-selected homeowners agreeing to let police put trackers in common household goods. that data suggests are likely to be stolen. >> and once that tracker is moved, we will get a notification of it, which is going to trigger our response for the police department, with our ultimate goal being apprehension, criminal justice experts say this concept can help disrupt criminal gangs moving from city to city. >> we are in a technology race between law enforcement and the bad guys. >> unlike airtags, which retail for 20 to $30, atherton police say each tracker in this program costs $500. only a portion of the initial 500 homes have been outfitted so far. you can't use something as simple as a tile or an airtag. >> you need something essentially that has a radio, has a cellular radio built into it. in addition to a gps tracker, the program is in its infancy, but

. >> commander dan larson of the atherton police department says a lull in crimes from a high of 45 a few years ago is reversing course, as shown in this map. this year's total is almost equal to 2023 level. so the department is launching the bait house program. 50 pre-selected homeowners agreeing to let police put trackers in common household goods that data suggests are likely to be stolen. and once that tracker is moved, we will get a notification of it, which is going to trigger our response for the police department, with our ultimate goal being apprehension. criminal justice experts say this concept can help disrupt criminal gangs moving from city to city. >> we are in a technology race between law enforcement and the bad guys. >> unlike airtags, which retail for 20 to $30. atherton police say each tracker in this program costs $500. only a portion of the initial 500 homes have been outfitted so far. you can't use something as simple as a tile or an airtag. >> you need something essentially that has a radio, has a cellular radio built into it. in addition to a gps tracker, the p