story you see in like a michael myers movie. he was having a mental breakdown and i just -- i heard it in his voice. and the things he was saying. he felt that everyone was against him. and he shot and killed my grandma. my grandpa said that he also tried to pull the trigger on him as well, but the gun jammed. well, it doesn't stop there. he actually went on the run for a few days and no one knew where he was. people thought he fled to florida. we were in protective custody. we got escorted to my mom's house. we had cops outside. the police escorted us back there and said it was safe to go in. they overlooked him in the attic. i was downstairs, along with the rest of my family that was there for my grandma's funeral. he then waited for his moment. he shot my mom in the neck through the attic vent. my mom was rushed to the hospital. he missed by just this much. they couldn't operate, take the bullet out because it was so close to her spine. till this day the bullet is still in her neck, three years later. and after he did that, h

michael myers suffers from a little—known condition. gala nthamania.alled dirty knees syndrome. and that involves people getting down on their knees and looking at the minute details of snowdrops. galanthamania derives from tulip mania, which took place in holland in the 1630s. where tulips would exchange prices for the equivalent of the price of a house, maybe even more. and thankfully at the moment gala nthamania has not quite got that silly. franklin gardens, a national trust property in perth. head gardenerjimjermyn is a fellow sufferer. a true galanthaphile. once you have started down the road of collecting snowdrops, it becomes totally infectious. it becomes must have. you just desire to have something better and better each time. what am i looking out for? something that stands out in the crowd. so you have hundreds of snowdrops that look very similar and then suddenly your eye can pick out one with a broadleaf or larger flower. good markings. it is all about the markings. if you find something more different, and you are excited about it, you n

michael myers suffers from a little—known condition. gala nthamania.e details of snowdrops. galanthamania derives from tulip mania, which took place in holland in the 1630s. where tulips would exchange prices for the equivalent and thankfully at the moment gala nthamania has not quite got that silly. franklin gardens, a national trust property in perth. head gardenerjimjermyn is a fellow sufferer. a true galanthaphile. once you have started down the road of collecting snowdrops, it becomes totally infectious. it becomes must have. you just desire to have something better and better each time. what am i looking out for? something that stands out in the crowd. so you have hundreds of snowdrops that look very similar and then suddenly your eye can pick out one with a broadleaf or larger flower. good markings. it is all about the markings. about it, you need to seek out the owner of the land and ask if you might be able to collect a small part of the bulb from a clump. snowdrops are a magical burst of life in the depths of winter. and very common. surprisi

. >> michael waltrip, chris myers, and you're watching post race coverage live here on fox. in, and there is the trophy. michael, you got to hold on to that thing two times, one of the special awards in this sport as you start the season with the most important race and carry it forward. >> look at richard childress with his hand in the air. his wife whitney. what a scene. >> and, michael, i wanted to get your thoughts, by the way, dillon only led the final lap in overtime and led two laps in his first win averaging 17 today. this is where he pushed almirola from the back, you heard him reference in his post race comments. >> chris, ever since the end of the first stage the gloves have been off in this race. we've seen aggressive blocking from everybody on the track, the block, the spin. >> you saw the reaction from the crew of the 10 car, vince welch is with the driver. >> well, the final result will say tenth place but were you right there at the finish. how did it shake out for you guys? >> my heart is broken. so devastated. i thought i was going to win the daytona 500, vi

watching with you, michael waltrip and chris myers, exciting racing the rain from a delayed start all through, and that's what's going on with 93 laps to go. quick recap and kevin harvick who has dominated atlanta despite not having won since the first career victory. led early and won the first stage and had pit problems. >> something was wrong with the gun and couldn't get the job done so they had to come back in and make sure the lugs were tight. >> more than 100 laps led today. 105 is currently leading keselowski. jimmie johnson, won two of the last three atlanta races but trouble. >> he spun around in the corner. tough weekend again for jimmie johnson. >> keselowski wins stage two and martin truex jr. with an air gun problem on pit road. >> a lot of speed out of the 78 car. started the back and got all the way on the front and another pit issue. >> and there's the keselowski in the two car currently running right behind and kyle busch and kurt busch with 92 laps to go. your leader is jimmie joy john' ford. >> they rolled the dice. i guarantee you, chris, there's a science and com