now, they were doing this just as nascar was on the rise. nascar would have overtaken them anyway.g, the nascar cars are bigger. if they're easier to identify, numbers are bigger, it's clear which car is which. the indy cars -- look at the crash that killed wheldon. it is hard to tell which car is which. that's not only true in a wreck, it's true all the time in indy car racing. as a spectator, nascar's just a better show so they divided themselves politically and financially. they're not as good a show. they just drew themselves over a cliff -- >> just one more very quick question for you. do you think this is going to change racing at all and do you think people just go because it's sort of blood sport sm just give me sort of a quick answer, if you can. >> no, i think people go to see the avoidance of death. they're thrilled by the avoidance of death, not by death itself. it will change racing a little bit in that they always investigate and try to make safety improvements. >> ed hinton, thank you so much for that via skype. appreciate your knowledge on the sport. >> thank you. >

a mile and a half banked oval designed for the nascar circuit. by contrast the indianapolis motor speedway is a two and a half-mile course, kind of a rectangle with rounded corners and long, flat straightaways. five-time defending nascar champion jimmy johnson called for an end to racing on oval tracks. >> the cars are going so fast and get airborne that i wouldn't run them on ovals. there is just no need to. >> when there is a wreck that transpires in front of you, you don't have time to react to brake or even steer away from the wreck. that's precisely what happened to dan wheldon. >> reporter: and he paid for it with his life. now, tonight indy car usa, the organization that had this race here, had no comment to the critics who say that machines built for the indianapolis 500 have no business racing on tracks like this one. brian? >> george lewis tonight. obviously our thoughts are with members of his family. in other news tonight, president obama's jobs bill may have been blocked in the senate, but he was back out on the road today pushing fo

they're about one-third the weight of a nascar automobile, brian. when you've got a pack of them racing at more than 200 miles per hour separated by just feet there is always the potential for disaster. some race veterans say this was one of the worst pileups they had ever seen. >> oh, here he goes. >> the contact and a huge crash. >> reporter: it happened on the 12th lap of a 300-mile race when the tires of two cars touched, sending them out of control. what followed was a chain reaction of collisions. 15 cars in all. >> looks like dan wheldon may be involved in it. >> reporter: wheldon's car launched into the air, hitting the wall in a fiery crash along with several other race cars. >> indy car is very sad to announce that dan wheldon has passed away from unsurvivable injuries. >> reporter: a two-time winner of the indianapolis 500, wheldon, 33 years old, leaves behind a wife and two small sons. his family, friends and colleagues in racing were stunned by the news of his death. >> daniel was born to be a racer and yesterday left us doing what he l

nascar has stolen the fans away.patrick, the star of the sport and its biggest draw is leaving next year to race the nascar circuit. >> think i'm getting old. i'm been through too many of these. you ask if we could choose a way to go, that's the way. >> reporter: dan wheldon was certainly doing what he loved to do. but for so many in the sport he loved, the question remains unanswered, unanswerable. why? well, dan wheldon was 33. >>> a program note tomorrow night on "nightline" abc's jake tapper will bring us an exclusive evening with president barack obama. join us for that thanks for watching abc news.

the fans, there'd be no nascar.t like if it weren't for customers, there'd be no nationwide. that's why they serve their customers' needs, not shareholder profits. because as a mutual, nationwide doesn't report to wall street, they report to their customers. and that's just one more reason why the earnhardt family has trusted nationwide for more than 30 years. nationwide is on your side. >> my sons are safe with me. they are safe with my family. i am clearing out any possible connection to the property my father had in the home. >> there is a serious threat of substantial harm to the child. i cannot at this time return the child home to the father. >> i think the boys were in danger. their welfare was in question. obviously with the stuff that came out about my dad, we all know that that was the a questionable place for them to be. i think josh might have knowledge of that prior to the situation. >> her brother josh powell is a person of interest in the disappearance of his wife susan. steve powell was raised for ha

the nascar pit at the martinville, virginia, speedway. an invitation to meet jeff gordon. >> you must be mini. >> yes. >> reporter: all because of mini's mission. racing go carts to raise money for children with cancer. >> what you did was the most incredible thing i've ever heard of. >> thank you very much. >> reporter: gordon was touched by mini's story last week on "nightly news." >> when the going gets tough, the tough get going, all the way around the track at break-neck speeds. >> reporter: about how mini wanted to help his friend ella. >> it's a bad cancer that i want to take away. just throw it in the trash can. >> reporter: gordon has raised millions of dollars for children with cancer. but thought he could learn from mini. >> i have a 4-year-old daughter and a 1-year-old son. and the things and values that i want to instill in them is to be like mini. >> reporter: to inspire mini, gordon matched the $7,000 mini raised. >> who's your favorite nascar driver? you don't have to say me because i'm standing here. >> i like danny hamli

abigail breslin is here. [ cheers and applause ] nascar -- nascar superstar, jimmie johnson is dropping [ cheers and applause ] he's got a really cool new video name. it's awesome. we're going to play that. try that game out together. it's really fun. and, oh, man. he's back with some freaky animals for halloween. jeff musial is here, you guys. [ cheers and applause ] i don't -- i don't know why we have this guy back all the time. i don't like him. i don't like his attitude. i don't know what his background is. i don't know what gives him the right to handle animals. >> steve: dangerous animals. >> jimmy: danger -- i means, he's thrown a snake at me before. >> steve: yeah, that was funny. >> jimmy: it was a rubber snake. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: still, i don't like the guy at all. and then, you follow him. what his -- @jeffanimalguy? >> steve: what is it? @jeffanimalguy. that most boring twitter thing you'll ever follow in your life. [ light laughter ] >> steve: so, you're saying don't follow @jeffanimalguy? >> jimmy: yeah. >> steve: it's written right there. >> jimmy: you follow him,

danica patrick is going to nascar now. she was the sport's biggest star, wheldon was right up there. a lot of questions to be answered for indycar at the moment. but on a more personal and more real life level, again, you hate losing anyone and this is one of the stars of the sport. >> harris: yeah. 33 years old. peter, as we watched the story unfold in just the last couple of hours, we learned that there were so many doctors who were working on him and that others and we reported through casey stegall's reporting tonight had been injured, too. what you can tell me about some of the injuries that have been sustained by some of the other drivers. >> it seems like the other drivers are going to be okay. there was dizziness. there was back pain. they went to the hospital as well. three drivers specifically. but the word was that there was over 20 doctors working on wheldon. these other drivers are going to survive. they are going to live to see the next day, you lose weldon here, this is the major story, horrible tragedy in s

that is a great finish, he holds them off for the nascar title.redible story at the children's network classic. long birdie, only part of the story. that was his sixth straight birdie, shot a 64, he came from five shots down to win. wins by two strokes, ends up number one on the pga tour, 6.6 in earnings. now the 49ers are off this weekend, enjoying their five and one start. rogers says that jim harbaugh has changed the atmosphere in the locker room. >> you don't have -- have all the pro bowls, you just got guys that are hungry to win. you know they have been losing around here. i have been a part of a losing program my last couple of years. so everybody is just hungry to win. all -- according to just working every day to get better. >> and much more from -- carlos rogers who -- i think it is a top free agent pick, one of the best in the nfl. he was a great -- has three interceptions, tied for the lead in the nfl coming in to play today. i think he brings some attitude to the 49ers defensive backfield to be on the show tonight. >> all right, looki

we're getting close to the chase for the sprint cup in nascar. >> cold and snow, winter must be around the corner. we'll talk about the forecast for halloween. >> a frightful night downtown baltimore as edgar allen powe fans spent this halloween eve at his gravesite. the event featured a costume contest and recreation of his famed work,. proceeds from tonight's fundraiser will benefit the poe house and mika museum. >> do they look cold out there? it is a chilly evening this evening. we have generally clear skies but a weather disturbance to the west coming in and we don't see in any of this. this is all rain activity. our temperatures are near freezing and they're just getting rid of the snow in new england. on the other side of the mountains, temperatures are warmer, allowing for rain. this is a clipper, it's pretty dry. as it approaches the mountains, most of it will dissipate but we'll keep an eye on it. let's see what happened during the day today. much chillier than usual. typical high this time of year, 63. it only made it to 54 in the airport and inner harbor and morning lows we

in terms of the vehicles, you could turn them into nascar vehicles and have these advertisements on them all over the streets. , everywhere every day. >> there is no nascar racing machine in the postal service. >> you've got me there but and there is some value to folks seeing that. >> how well the billboard people who pay taxes, what will they say? it is the same argument. other ideas have been that they find entirely new things to do with the labor force may be with commercial mailers like ups and fedex. or that united parcel service and fedex just take over the post office. somehow they would all make money ben. >> no chance of that happening. right now, ups and fedex use the post of us for last resort delivery. >> last-mile deliver remains between their terminal and a >> the brain to a processing point and the post office to exit from their. >> as i watched the collapse -- the slow and sad collapse of western union -- it is basically a company that seemed to own the world and have people in every city and had a monopoly on the technology that looked as though it would last for all ti

. ♪ the nascar nationwide series, the simple joy of being deeply rooted.ow pleasing fans is a top priority, 'cause without the fans, there'd be no nascar. just like if it weren't for customers, there'd be no nationwide. that's why they serve their customers' needs, not shareholder profits. because as a mutual, nationwide doesn't report to wall street, they report to their customers. and that's just one more reason why the earnhardt family has trusted nationwide for more than 30 years. nationwide is on your side. i tell you what i can spend. i do my best to make it work. i'm back on the road safely. and i saved you money on brakes. that's personal pricing. >>> this week the united states revealed an alleged plot by iran to kill saudi arabia's ambassador to the united states. it's drawn many doubters and critics. the u.s. government says it thwarted the attempts of this iranian american, manssor arabsiar, to kill the diplomat. a federal affidavit says arabsiar was working with iran's quds force, a branch of the islamic revolutionary guards. it's not clear wh

nearby nascar tracks. not too many of those. the number of pickup trucks, motorcycles, and the number of construction workers and barbecue joints. nashville, charlotte, and oklahoma city were the top three. if you want to move there. we lost points because of the number -- listen to this. we lost points because of the number of cupcake shops and cafes. >> really? >> cafes. you don't want to go to a cafe. list ep to who sponsored this. combos brand snacks. >> they're the leading expert on manliness, combos. are they even still around? can you buy combos anymore? feel like eating barbecue today, joe? >> barbecue and listen to a loud nascar racetrack. >> real men do eat at cafes, don't they, veronica? >> of course they do. i think we need to do our own list, eun. let's put it together. >>> if you haven't unpacked your winter coat, you still have some time because after today we're going to be warming up. in fact, i think this is going to be one of the best weeks that we've had in a long, long time. we're at 48 degrees right now. we

so tony stewart, now, moves into second place in the nascar standings.is getting awfully exciting with about four races, four to go. so it's gonna be down to the finish. >> all right. and a good "gameday" tonight. >> hue jackson is our special guest. the raiders of course had a bye week so hue jackson will be our guest tonight. >> looking forward to that. >>> this is a destination for millions of visitors to california each year, but yosemite may be off limits to some in the future. the dilemma facing the park and the possible solution that may not go over well with tourists. but we will have more in 30 minutes, that's it for "eyewitness news" at 5:30. we'll see back here in a half hour and then we'll see you at 11:00. and more at cbssf.com. good night. ,,,,,,,,,, ,,

the fans, there'd be no nascar.ust like if it weren't for customers, there'd be no nationwide. that's why they serve their customers' needs, not shareholder profits. because as a mutual, nationwide doesn't report to wall street, they report to their customers. and that's just one more reason why the earnhardt family has trusted nationwide for more than 30 years. nationwide is on your side. >>> american schools have become social battlefields. it happens every day across the country. arising to the attention of 1600 pennsylvania avenue. >> it's been shown to lead to absences and poor performance in the classroom. and that alone should give us pause since no child should be afraid to go to school in this country. >> that's right. every day an estimated 160,000 kids are scared to go to school and stay home because of it. rosalyn wiseman wrote the book on bullies. stewart green runs new jersey's bullying prevention basis. your book was the premise of "mean girls." what makes the bully? >> it is not the meanest girl or b

be taken out. th, i know pleasing fans is a top priority, 'cause without the fans, there'd be no nascar. just like if it weren't for customers, there'd be no nationwide. that's why they serve their customers' needs, not shareholder profits. because as a mutual, nationwide doesn't report to wall street, they report to their customers. and that's just one more reason why the earnhardt family has trusted nationwide for more than 30 years. nationwide is on your side. ♪ ♪ ♪ when the things that you need ♪ ♪ come at just the right speed, that's logistics. ♪ ♪ medicine that can't wait legal briefs there by eight, ♪ ♪ that's logistics. ♪ ♪ freight for you, box for me box that keeps you healthy, ♪ ♪ that's logistics. ♪ ♪ saving time, cutting stress, when you use ups ♪ ♪ that's logistics. ♪ >> one piece of controversy in the plan particularly amongst social conservative and gives me heart burn. the massachusetts plan funds abortion for a $50 copay. >> it is not in the bill. there is not a word about abortion in the entire plan that we had. the provision that allows people who are poor to get an a

nascar in martinsville for the tunnels fast relief 400. after this race some of the drivers will neat antacid. the chaos begins on lap 85. mcmurray gets him into the wall. it gets worse. he runs right over the battery. mcmurray looking for pay back, but he comes up empty gunning for vickers. kyle busch pulls out after getting new tires. he will need another one. that won't cut it. you go to the finish and tony stewart trying to hold off. jimmie johnson and he does. his third chase win of the season and he hofs up to fourth place in the sprint cup playoffs. >>> it is sunday and it means it is time for the plays of the day. we start in south florida and vikings adrian peterson. nine yard touchdown run and the vikings victory over the panthers. a familiar face comes up big in philly. looking for the raider and with the second pick of the season. it has been quiet in philly. darth vader is proud. big night for the eagles and mccoy with two touchdowns and first rusher against dallas all season. philly wins it 34-7. cardinals blew a 21-point lea

jon: pardon the pun, but nascar is on a roll. up among key segments of the population. that's good for nascar and good for the businesses that support it. joining us now, the ceo and chairman of nascar, brian france. brian, yours is a sport in which change is not always popular. you guys changed the fuel this year. you're going with, what, an ethanol blend. is it working? >> it's working great. it's an american biofuel with ethanol, with american ethanol. we're putting out a lot of the myths that occur in that industry. the fuel mileage has been great, the performance of the fuel. it helps us in our march towards, you know, leading the way in the sports in the green economy and be helps us attract other companies with technology and in that space. so it's been a great partnership, and we're only in year one. jon: you know, there are a lot of people who don't want to put ethanol in their regular cars, their driving around on the streetcars because they don't think it has the power, or it's bad for the engine. you're proving, or yo

of course, back in one, the nascar driver, dale earnhardt, died in the daytona 500., dale earnhardt, junior, said weldon's death wasn't going to stop him from racing. according to espn, he said and i'm quoting here, it can never be safe enough, but i like my chances. >>> calling out a cabinet member a use use senator -- united states senator demanding eric holder come to capitol hill and explain a gun sting that let criminals get their hands on weapons. the details on that straight ahead. plus, why everybody might have to pick up the tab the next time you have some drinks. that is coming up. [ male announcer ] for fastidious librarian emily skinner, each day was fueled by thorough preparation for events to come. well somewhere along the way, emily went right on living but you see, with the help of her raymond james financiaadvisor, she had planned f every eventuality. which meant she continued to have the means to live on... even at the ripe old age of 187. life well planned. see what a raymond james advisor can do for you. life well planned. hi. kristin. and, you...

she's moving to nascar. they've been struggling with fan interest.een struggling with attendance numbers. this is the second year for ceo randy bernard. he really wanted to make this race in las vegas a fan favorite. they put a lot of promotion dollars in it. to see

you can see the cover dedicated to nascar. and although al davis's name is tucked in, that wasn't enough. >> we paid homage to al davis ourselves. >> reporter: you have to look closely to find any reference to the football icon and long time raider's owner on the laidest cover of sports illustrated. >> you can't see nothing of what i'm talking about with al. >> reporter: inside the magazine dedicates seven pages to al davis including several classic photos taken over the years but long time fans aren't satisfied. >> i think it's disrespectful shame on them. >> are you surprised al davis isn't on here? >> honestly, no. al hasn't been respected or given the credit he deserves i just don't know why. >> reporter: sports illustrated vice president of commune communication would only say many factors go into every cover. but at this tailgate party the impact of al davis isn't lost on anyone. >> any sporting icon around the world, they know who al davis is. one magazine is not going to tarnish the man at all. >> reporter: now this ta

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nascar race for jimmy johnson and others suggested that in the cars are not built to go as fast as they do on oval tracks. he says the in the series should stick to road courses. >>> paying bills on time is not getting easier. the work force waistline it keeps getting bigger. >>> good morning a troubling banking report, five of the nation's top credit card issuers say late payments rose last month for the increases were all well under 1% but is the first time in almost three years that so many issuers have reported a rise. american's plan to travel during the holidays expect to spend 43% this year and most of the money will go toward food and entertainment. >>> most full-time u.s. workers are either overweight, obese or have other chronic health problems for a 86% leased to 450 million days of missed work per year. los angeles, san francisco are second and third with more than 4000 people who have a network of more and $30 million. >> time for traffic and weather every 10 minutes. >>> look at these fall temperatures. >>> the colors are changing slowly out there this weekend will be good

had this happened in a nascar zsh those nascars typically don't fly like this -- nothing would have happenedprotected the driver. but in an open cockpit car like an indy car, it is very difficult to be safe at any oval. i've said this a long time. most of you don't know this i used to do nascar racing for the nashville network many, many years ago. here's las vegas, here's the motor speedway on up to the north. people are saying is it too fast? were they going too fast? this is no smaller, no slower than texas motor speedway. new hampshire they go a little bit slower but still, you have to understand that nascar does drive on this track. they go 176 in qualifying. ricky rudd. that's the fastest there's ever been a nascar on this track. these cars were going 220. was it too small? it is a mile and half, but there are smaller. here's indy. you try and compare it to indy. indy has basically two big straight-aways, then you put your brakes on, you turn left, you turn left, you turn left and you do left. they don't do that. you go back to las vegas motor speedway, it is almost one continuous turn

to nascar, tony stewart with the lead trying to hold off jimmy johnson. he is able to keep the lead and take the flag. newton continues to prove people wrong, with 3 interceptions, but he has 5 250 yard passing games one against the skins. >> we forgot about that. we haven ew new stories. a look, every day we're using more and more energy. the world needs more energy. where's it going to come from? ♪ ♪ that's why right here in australia, chevron is building one of the biggest natural gas projects in the world. enough power for a city the size of singapore for 50 years. what's it going to do to the planet? natural gas is the cleanest conventional fuel there is. we've got to be smart about this. it's a smart way to go. ♪ ♪ >> puss in boots is the top dog at the box office. it earned $34 million doubling the take of "paranormal activity 3." "in time" was third followed by footloose and the rum diary. >> we have a spooky daily iwonder. look at this. go to wjla.com and if you can't find it on the website, go to daily eyewonder. there is the ghost. monday it is

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be no nascar.like if it weren't for customers, there'd be no nationwide. that's why they serve their customers' needs, not shareholder profits. because as a mutual, nationwide doesn't report to wall street, they report to their customers. and that's just one more reason why the earnhardt family has trusted nationwide for more than 30 years. nationwide is on your side. >> he was a ferm football star and private jet pilot who owned his own company. he had a loving wife and kid and one day he lost it all. december 17th, 2008, 46 year old scott wakes up in a hospital bed not knowing who he is and how he got there. at his side wife joanne and scott has no idea who she is even though they were married. >> he had fall nen the men's room and hit his head on the floor. at first he had a concussion and sent him home saying his memory would return. and three years later, it hasn't. scott suffered profound amnesia and one of the most severe cases on record. he forgot everything about the first 46 years of his

you can see the cover dedicated to nascar. and although al davis's name is tucked in, that wasn't enough. >> we paid homage to al davis ourselves. >> reporter: you have to look closely to find any reference to the football icon and long time raider's owner on the laidest cover of sports illustrated. >> you can't see nothing of what i'm talking about with al. >> reporter: inside the magazine dedicates seven pages to al davis including several classic photos taken over the years but long time fans aren't satisfied. >> i think it's disrespectful shame on them. >> are you surprised al davis isn't on here? >> honestly, no. al hasn't been respected or given the credit he deserves i just don't know why. >> reporter: sports illustrated vice president of commune communication would only say many factors go into every cover. but at this tailgate party the impact of al davis isn't lost on anyone. >> any sporting icon around the world, they know who al davis is. one magazine is not going to tarnish the man at all. >> reporter: now this ta

. >>> the family of a missing ten- month-old baby is reaching out to tens of thousands of nascar fans hoping to help them find their daughter. her parents reported her missing tuesday saying she was kidnapped from their kansas city home overnight. the family handed out flyers at a parking lot at a speedway. investigators have no leads in the case despite a search that included the neighborhood, the woods and a landfill. >> now the latest on amanda knox. knox says she was a victim of sexual harassment during her imprisonment in italy. >> reporter: four years, that's how long amanda knox lived in this prison, only now are we learning what her life was like there. according to broadcast reports, she was sexually harassed by a high-ranking prison administrator who would ask uncomfortable questions about her sexual preferences alone at night. >> they made sure she would be harassed in prison since they made her sex life a much a focus in the trial. they say she was a girl without morals. >> reporter: it stopped only when her attorney complain. she was also harassed by female inmate. >> the

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win it, 2-1. >> nascar, chase for the cup continues in charlotte. you saw right here on abc-7. matt kenseth passes kyle biewch with 25 to go. kenseth moves from third to third place. seven points behind chase leader carl edwards. the niners are in detroit, raiders hosting cleveland. highlights on sunday at 5. the raiders first home dwayne game since al davis passed away. >> and jahvid best. >> former cal player. >> alan: all right. that concludes another broadcast of abc-7 news, i'm alan wang. thanks for staying up late with us. we'll be back

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