joining us now from the nascar champion and winningest nascar xfinity series driver, kyle wush, grebusch have you here and toyota senior american executive, ed louse. guy, great to have you here. >> thank you >> so exciting to have a race car driver on. let me ask you this. we talk so much about american brands president trump openly says nascar support eers are in his base he said nascar fans would never kneel during the anthem. goes on and on and on. how do you feel b about driving what's a japanese car? >> well, you know, the name plate of toyota obviously was born in japan. no denying that, but with the amount of resources and the development and the people and everything else that toyota has brought to the united states and the amount of they employ in the united states is well over 100,000 people we built cars here there's the georgetown plant and they sell over 200,000 camries a year out of. also the tundra plant in texas there's a lot of names for them here in the united states. >> ed, i want the ask you about the impact on that u.s. manufacturing of toyotas toyota b i believe ha

there's not a better platform to come back to, to bring the supra back to nascar. we love nascar. for toyota. you talk about moving into the supra. what do you expect from this exposure? >> well, it is a big change. we've been obviously having camry and tundra on track but adding supra to the lineup adds great diversity to the cars that we have the fans exposed to in the sport. it's a terrific opportunity to broaden the fan base, bring back the exciting supra. what's neat is the back store rim these things don't happen overnight. there's about an 18 month runway to actually get a new car on-track. so great collaboration between trd, our friends at kelsey design and the chief engineer of the supra, mr. dada. dagen: a great win for kyle busch by the way, last week. >> that was awesome. dagen: in terms of exposure, i'm curious about this, toyota, and this applies to all of the automakers, how does racing on these tracks in nascar, how does it help sales, ed? >> so, nascar has been a big piece of our organization since 2004 when we started struck racing and 2007 when we went into the

what i told you earlier today, nascar's biggest stage. this racetrack is the foundation of our sport. he gets to drive in to very, very hallowed grounds. knows this, you know. he is such a racer and a purist heart. he knows how important it is for him. you get thes anticipation a you pull in there to gatorade victy lane. guys starting to show their emotion for you. >> that is the b tt place pull in to after a race. >> guys, we are down here in victory lane. erik jones going to pull up at out of the car here. bunch of gatorade and confetti. the emotion of the first win. i know how bad you wanted the first win. what does it mean t be daytona and to be locked into the playoffs for the fir time in your career? >> what a day. we got ourselves bk into contention. the guys did a great job getting is thing fixed up. i have never been that good on super speedways. but to get here tonight is pretty awesome. it is the first win and not much felt better than this. >> you don't even care about confetti on your face. more live coverage coming up n nbcs

. >>> going fast in nascar is a good thing unless you have no brakes.a crash one nascar driver is lucky to walk away from and what jimmy garoppolo is working i'm an imaginary friend of a kid just like you.ada! you probably have lots of questions. but look, we'll get through this together. sghrchlgts the first weekend of training camp is in the books for thell eyes are on jimmy garoppolo. he is sending expectations through the roof in santa clairement everything he does is being an hazed. from thoughing the deep pass to who he's dating. he's been seen throwing on different throwing angles, something he hopes will make him a better qb. >> it is fun to work on those weird throws, but i always brett favre worked on it. you never know. when you get into a game, bullets are flying. you never know how you have to throw it. >> as far the raiders, they ashe f up in acg khalil mack is still a hold-out, but the defense is not lacking any intensity. it's only been a few practices, but bruce already sees a big difference in silver and black. >> the defense is night

the economy, jobs and this weekend's nascar race. rev your engines, "power lunch" begins right now >>> welcome to "power lunch. i'm courtney reagan, what a day to join the team here. stocks near session lows the nasdaq taking the biggest fall both the s&p and nasdaq seeing their biggest declines in a month. still the dow and s&p remain on track to post their fourth straight week of gains but the nasdaq on pace to post a second straight weekly decline hi, tyler. >> all right, courtney, thank you very much. just because not enough people have said welcome to "power lunch," i will add my welcome. i'm tyler mathisen, we're glad you're with us on this very busy friday afternoon we begin with a developing story right now. shares of cbs plunging on reports that long-time ceo leslie moonves will be accused of sexual misconduct in an upcoming "new yorker" article. cbs issuing a statement. julia boorstin is in los angeles with the latest. julia. >> that's right, tyler you see those cbs shares declining ahead of an article from the "new yorker"

man: what about your company will help the nascar brand?e: let me go first. [ laughing ] "hey, steve, why do you think nascar's good for skullduggery?" [ chuckles ] lemonis: and that's where things began to fall apart. steve: you know, i just met with toys "r" us, walgreens, and kmart. -man: yeah. -steve: and... they didn't think nascar was a good idea. no interest at all. lemonis: i was furious. you absolutely embarrassed me. when you talk, you're a reflection of me, and i don't operate that way. and when i asked them to begin working on new ideas, they came up empty. i asked for one thing. steve: if you could come up with a good idea, i would love to do it. lemonis: honestly, i just feel like you've basically just said, [bleep] you. i'm just not gonna do it." they didn't want to take creative direction, and they also didn't want me to control their finances -- a condition of the original deal. steve: i'd like you to sit down and talk to my father. lemonis: okay. we had a handshake, and we had agreed to the terms of the deal, and i had spe

nascar, poconos, did you see this? scary stuff, six laps to go. number 43, bubba wallace lost his brakes with no brakes. 150 miles an hour, he could not control the car. and except that he was able to slightly turn it and avoid a head on with the wall. amazingly he got out of the car himself. he's okay. he won the race, the sixth one of the year. dustin johnson, high tailing it during the year for a weather delay in ontario. he missed the cut and the british open last week with the extra time apparently pulled off. the approach, set up the birdie with the three-shot lead and the birdie chain, they kept rolling. he sucked the putt on 16. one of seven birdies on the round. johnson shoots 66 to finish 23 under and win for the third time this year. >> his team had joined some celebratory champagne on the ride into paris. he becomes the first to win the tour ending the three-year run. he finished third. i'll tell you what, this is a fun time in sports because football has officially started up. you've got the baseball trade deadline in the middle of th

the nascar season hits the halfway point.est race 40 mes at speeds approaching 200 mile per hour. 22-year-old chase elliott is on the pole to start as everyone around the sport is about kyle busch's win last week in chicago.

what i told you earlier today, nascar's biggest stage. this racetrack is the foundation of our sport. he gets to drive in to very, very hallowed grounds. he knows this, you know. he is such a racer and a purist at heart. he knows how important it is for him.ipion as you pull in to show their emotion for you. place to pull in to after >> guys, we are down here in victory lane. erik jones going to pull up and get out of the car here. bunch of gatorade and confetti. the emotion of the first win. i know how bad you wanted the first win. what does it mean to be at daytona and to be locked into the playoffs for the first time in your career? >> what a day. we got ourselves back into contention. the guys did a great job getting this thing fixed up. i have never been that good on super speedways. but to get here tonight is pretty awesome. it i and not much even care abo confetti on your face. more live coverage coming up on nbcsn with the post race show. coming up next on nbc, the late local news except on the west coast. erik jones wins at dayto

there's been a big selloff triggered by earnings season mostly on nascar but other tech companies as well also in asia and the problem is that these companies have been shouldering a bullish market for nine years almost singlehandedly so the expectations have grown and grown grown and. and now stellar growth is already priced into the shares so if a company doesn't quite match that. there's a high chance of a drop right now i spoke to analysts earlier and they said this was way overdue tech companies valuations have been way too high and if you look at it for nine years you know you can't always be on top it might be time for a bigger change although they say it's too early to say whether that will continue . further down much more well flamini is apple has been the hottest of those tech companies the one investors are watching most closely what's in store with the quarterly numbers are coming out. yes apple the world's most valued company is actually flirting with a one trillion valuation once again it would have to go up seven percent though from its current price and well let's lo

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what was happening with nascar and beyond is another widening of the symbolism of this flag, from confederate soldier to confederacy, south and white south, to an association with being a rebel. not necessarily a southern rebel. a rebel. a character, a personality trait seen in motorcycle riders and truckers. it became a totem of self-declared rebels. it became an icon of southern rock music with lynyrd skynyrd, alabama, and other groups, continuing to our own time. this is all part of the heyday of the general lee and "dukes of hazard." good old boys, not dangerous, good old boys. southern with hearts of gold. a bit rough around the edges perhaps. it was such a strong symbol of bros.hat warner trademarked it. this was the popular culture with which we all grew up. this is wildly different from what happened before world war ii. it was not just good old boys that used the flag. it was not so good people who have tarnished the reputation of the confederate flag is nobody else has, the ku klux klan. this was at the southern poverty law center in montgomery in the early 1980's. the klan was born

. >>> one of the greatest names in pro sports, dick trickle, nascar, coco crisp, how about raider new defensive lineman frosty rucker? >> i always asked my parents like why did you guys name me this like seriously? teachers and everyone had fun with it and there's nothing i really could do about it, but then i just started outgrowing people. >> that's his legal name really. tonight on gameday find out how he got it and what he thinks the raiders will have to do to win the super bowl. that's why he signed with the raiders. we'll have frosty plus khalil mack's absence and a sellout crowd at raceway for the nhlra's annual visit. 319 miles an hour, tied for third most all time, his 43rd career win and blake alexander and tony schumacher, alexander winning, 287 miles an hour, his second career win. >>> nascar, pocono, scary stuff with six laps to go. bubba wallace lost his brakes, goes through the infield, heat the wall at 150 miles an hour. he came out of the wreck unharmed and climbed out of the car under his own power amazingly. kyle busch won the race with his sixth win of the year. >>

like theater, nascar, whatever. but no. i've never been to one.ot a nice speedw wawa waway back home in . the kansas speedway. i drive fast. i feel like i do a decent job. >> jimmy: do you rack up a lot of speeding tickets? >> not anymore. i deal with my mortality as being a parent to a degree. but as a teenager i sped a lot back home. we did a lot of driving in kansas in the suburbs. and didn't get in a lot of trouble, so speeding was my thing. >> jimmy: speeding was your thing. when you say you would get tickets, how many tickets did you get as a teen? >> oh, boy. maybe double digits. >> jimmy: really? for real? >> yeah. and again, i'm not going 120 in a school zone. it was always going like 30 miles over -- you know, 85 instead of 55. but what i was really bad at was -- >> jimmy: you know that's a lot of tickets to get. >> it's a lot of tickets. >> jimmy: it's almost to the point where they should take your license from you. >> yeah. they can. they're more than welcome to it now. [ laughter ] we've got a subway system. the good folks at lyft an

and again, we should tell you kyle busch wins the nascar race today. >> all right. congratulations to him. i didn't know you were so good at karaoke. we'll take the show on the road, man. >> two ste back.ard, two steps >> all right. that's the news for now. thank you for joining us. nightly news" is coming u next. we'll see you tonight at 11:00. good night, everybody. >>> tonight, the relentless blaze that's driven firefighters to the brink of exhaustion. the carr firerows in strength, uncontained,ed aslag warnings sweep across five western states. >>> a secret governmentrogram revealed air marshals told to follow american travelers documenting their every move in the airport and on board. >>> a hollywood star confronted by police in his own home. guns drawn, prompting change in his un coity. >>> dangerous goo clocking florida's waters. a toxic problem has the sunshine state seeing green. >>> one woman's mission to help save lives every day. >>> and a

as my youngest gets older, we'll tell her the nascar nana story about when she was born.memory die. >> that's all for this edition of "dateline." i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. >>> i'm craig melvin. >> i'm natalie morales. >> and this is "dateline." >> when i saw her, i lost concept of time. i reached in, pulled her out, and started screaming help. >> please! oh, my god! wake up! wake up! >> it was the worst seconds in my life. >> how was it possible? >> i would give anything if she were alive today. >> such a sweet young wife and mom. such a shattering death. >> i cried all night long. >> he was downstairs with the kids.

. >>> nascar. sunset backdrop of daytona international speedway.hes, including this one on lap 55. it took out 20 cars. that's half the field. a field full of young ones. 20-something slowly gaining spotlight, that's the 20 car, erik jones. he got his first cup win, first super speedway win, first every win at daytona, and qualified for the playoffs. what a day. we'll be back. watching. news and weather updates are always on cbs-sf-dot-com. goodnight. >>> thanks so much for watching. >> news and weather updates always on kpix5.com. have a great saturday night and we'll see you tomorrow. i have a question. yeah? how smart do you have to be to have sex? well, actually... uh-uh-uh... can i...? uh-uh-uh... but i was... uh-uh-uh! oh, come on. uh-uh-uh! why do you ask? well, mom's boyfriend's a doctor. yeah? and doctors are supposed to be smart, right? not as smart as they think they are, but, uh... but go ahead. well, when i'm in bed, i can hear them in bed. oh, god. oh, boy. oh, goody. and mom's always telling him that he doesn't know what he's doing.

at this weekend's nascar event, the thermometer in this car read 108. >> these massive ice bags, look at the size. he's going to put it inside his race suit. >> driver chase elliot walked himself to an ambulance after finishing the race. in des moines, storms brought temporary relief from the heat, but caused flash flooding. >> this creek has turned into a river. >> residents evacuated. >> oh, no! >> this hotel pool engulfed. >> oh, my god. >> motorists stranded. >> we were in the car for a little while and thought we could drive right through it. we got stuck right there. >> local radio personality larry cotler was killed when his van stalled in flood waters. back east, the summer sizzle will persist through the fourth of july. to qualify as an official heat wave the temperature has to be at or above 90 degrees for three days in a ro already happened in chicago, philadelphia, and boston, and later today right here in new york city's central park it will become an official heat wave, as well. richard? >> thanks, blake. >>> reeling from shocking violence over the weekend. a knife-wield

at this weekend's nascar event, the thermometer in this car read 108. >> these massive ice bags, look at the size of this thing. he's going to put it inside his race suit. >> reporter: driver e after finishing the race. in des moines, storms overnight brought temporary relief from the heat but caused flash flooding. >> this creek has turned into a river. >> reporter: residents evacuated. >> oh, no! >> reporter: this hotel pool engulfed. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: motorists stranded. >> we were actually in that car for a little while. we thought we could drive right through it. we got stuck right there. >> reporter: local radio personality larry cotlar was killed when his van stalled in floodwaters. he was swept away attempting to swim to safety. back east, the summer sizzle will persist through the fourth of july. to qualify as a heatwave, the temperature has to be at or abs for three days in a row. chicago, philadelphia and boston all hit thy. here in central park, we will officially hit heatwave status tomorrow. hallie? >> not quite so comfortable. blake mccoy live for us in new yo

and at this weekend's nascar event the thermometer in one car reading 108. >> and away from the sports fields many people headed for the water to beat the heat, lake, beach, or even a sprinkler. it wasn't just people that needed to cool off. in chicago they had to hose down one of the city's movable bridges. officials say the extreme heat makes the steel expand, making it impossible to raise and close the bridge to let boats pass through. >>> hollywood just got a little bigger. they had to make a lot of room for another big star. lebron james will be taking his talents to the west coast to join the los angeles lakers after heavy speculation during the season. the announcement finally came on twitter through his agency, clutch sports group. king james, as they love to call him, chose the lakers over some fierce competitors, including the houston rockets, philadelphia 76ers, and his hometown cavaliers. but he ultimately decided to ink a four-year contract worth, oh, about $154 million to play for l.a. following that announcement, cavs chairman dan gilbert put out a statement thanking leb

at this weekend's nascar event, the thermometer in this car read 108. >> these massive ice bags, look at the size of this, he's going to put it inside his race suit -- >> reporter: driver chase elliot walked himself to an ambulance after finishing the race. in demoip, storms brought temporary relief but the heat but caused flash flooding. >> this creek has turned into a river. >> reporter: residents ev >> oh, no! >> reporter: this hotel pool engulfed. >> oh my god! >> reporter: motorists stranded. wear we in that car for a little while. we thought we could drive through it. and we got stuck right there. >> reporter: local radio personality larry constitutler killed when his van hit high water, swept away when he tried to swim. these temperatures will persist through the fourth july. to qualify as a heat wave the temperature has to be at or above 90 degrees three days in a row, something that's already happened in chicago, philadelphia, boston, and here in central park, it will become an official heat wave as well. >>> we turn to shocking violence that roiled the capital city, a little

scary and and disturbing there's a big question first of all in terms of those who are on mr trump's nascar team whether they can continue to serve in good conscience an individual who basically pro-trade his nation now it hasn't always been like this former cia top boss george tenet became a private investment banker he left the public eye after leaving office and a former f.b.i. director louis spray he launched a private consulting firm here's why it's kind of a big deal it turns out that former intelligence officials usually keep their security clearance. is john brennan monetising his security clearance. is john brennan making millions of dollars they've fallen secrets to the mainstream media with his attacks on donald trump so even after leaving office they've still got power and connections that they could use to further their agenda on the intelligence. so whatever happened to a quiet retirement now in the part of the new forces emerging former top spies who are turning to political activism a lot more of them are to be new york. etc after fence and foreign affairs magazine gregory c

cheryl: lucky 19. >> what about nascar for a second?uge nascar fan to the degree i know cars which isn't a lot. kyle busch is winning a lot but every time they are booing him. jared: unfortunately dagen is not here. it's a requirement that whoever sits in the seat will talk about nascar. >> when i went to charlotte speedway he was boo, boo. >> i'm a terrible as mechanic. >> i'm glad you both made it out okay. >> sorry to put you on the spot in. >> we are all good. cheryl: jared max, fox news headlines 24/7 on siriusxm 115. still ahead we have more of maria's exclusive interview with vice president mike pence, they will talk about the relationship between the white house and the media and his deeply personal connection to finally getting the remains of lost in korean war back from north korea. that's next hour on mornings with maria. cheryl: good morning, everybody. i'm cheryl casone in for maria bartiromo. it is monday, 30th. -- july 30th. earnings season is rolling off. caterpillar is kicking things off this morning. investors are watc

sixteen i was able to be able to talk more so it's got the confidence and i noticed a scar on there for nascar but a bruise on her face from kickboxing is that how you account for it is that are you online now a lot of little programming i do i've been doing country for about my six years now and i'm a black bell and almost. as well as the meditation is a great way to unwind. and then i'll response man all this is all happening at the same time. i'm in completely gobsmacked the more we talk the more i'm wondering. are you some kind of vision from the future i mean you're like a hologram or a shapeshifter are you in fact a quantum particle sent from the future to test the quantum resistance own backs coin. well. i'm back well fabulous up over let's go out of the next question and show it here about people in the tech space like a bill bill gates or steve jobs and you know they totally transform the industry they're visionaries. do you think you might be following in their footsteps or just being over there not i suppose the influence or being able to teach of a people now i'd really like to tea

at this weekend's nascar event, the thermometer in this car read 108. >> these massive ice bags, look at the size of this thi. he's going to put it inside his race suit. >> reporter: driver chase elliot walked himself to an ambulance after finishing the race. in des moines storms overnight brought temporary relief from the heat but caused flash flooding. >> this creek has turned into a river. >> reporter: residents evacuated. >> oh, no! >> reporter: this hotel pool engulfed. motorists stranded. >> we were actually in that car for a little while. we thought we could drive right through it. we got stuck right there. >> reporter: local li radio perso was killed when his van stalled in floodwaters. he was swept away attempting to swim to safety. back east, the summer sizzle will persist through the fourthf ly. to qualify as a heatwave, the be perature has to at or above 90 deletion for three days in a row. o, philadelphia and boston all hit that mark today. here in central park, se will officially hit heatwatus tomorrow. hallie? >> not quite so comfortable. blake mccoy live for us in new

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. >> does congress play a role in nascar?t goes from state to state. >> we do nfl and major league baseball not with the ufc but we will with mma but ultimately each commission of those jurisdictions with the thoroughbred racing. >> i understand. i'm not for regulating with just asking the question. >> i do not think so. each state is uniform. >> but if you travel outside the state? to make then you abide by the rules in the state. >> the horses and the owners travel from track to track. >> a very good friend of mine we travel all over the place to do rodeo and quarter horses have thoroughbred. but he travels from track to track which makes the industry not just regulated or overseen by just one state. i don't like it any more than anybody. i don't want to over regulate the industry it is successful that congress does have a role to play. as much as i don't like it that is the beginning of the conversation when it crosses the state line that is when our role plays with interstate commerce. >> the difference between nascar and

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. >>> nascar in the windy city. what a finish in chicago. kyle bush and kyle lar son. larson would regain the lead. bush would take him out. bush would hold off harvik. fifth win of the season. you can see the damage to bush's car. he said what happened? we were just racing. >> we just never gave up and always kept working on it, kept making the most of it. i was able to lead all those laps. i don't know what y'all are whining about, but if you don't like that kind of racing, don't even watch. >> and this is a little nicer. javale mcgee tweeted this out moments ago. he was in our studios ten days ago. he wanted to thank dub nation for back-to-back championships. thank you to my brothers for bringing me along. i'm thrilled to begin this new chapter. i am honored. >> he will be missed. he is a fun personality. abc 7 sports report is sponsored by river rock casino.casi you wish good things for good people. he's good peeps. he did good things for the people around here. >> such a cool guy. >> we don't wish him well, though, in l.a. >> oh, yeah. hey, thanks so much for join

. >> nascar just a few days away from all the all-star activities. i have a lis of tth >>> take a look at the aftermath of the deadly fexplosion. aefighter died in the blast that levelled at least two buildings. explosion started a fire and sent smoke billowingnto the air. another firefighter has critical injuries and said to be stable. the fire chief will come back stronger. >> theire department is strong and keep on building from this. we are b hurt, we will come back >> two oth firefighters, a police officer and seven others were hurt in thatio expl evacuations remain in place as re additionals investigate. >>> you probably rememr the viral video showing this agent doing a black flip and shooting someone in the leg. he was charged with assault in colorado in a court hearing yesterday. the judge ruled it was okay for him to carry his gun until the case is resolved. >> a bizarre act of vandalism it northe d.c. at least four people tossed giant chess pieces off buildings damaging pieces below. they came from the senate square apartments near i and se

. >> does congress play a role in nascar? they travel fwr state to state and they compete. >> we do some. we do nfl sports and we do in major league baseball and nba. not in the ufc but we will with mma. >> but ultimately each commission of the 34 parimutuel governed jurisdictions which oklahoma you have will rogers downs. >> no, horse racing industry is not for this. i understand that. i'm not for over regulating. i'm just asking the question. does congress have a role to play in it or not? >> i do not think so. each state is 100% uniform that has racing. >> but horses travel outside the state. >> you have to abide by the rules that are in that state. >> and the horses travel from track to track and owners travel from track to track, right? >> yes. >> my first cousin very good friend of mine, very close, we traveled all over the place, rodeo, i think quarter horses are better with thoroughbreds, that's my jive there, he travels from track to track, which makes the industry not just regulated or not just over seen by just one

nascar returns this weekend. traveling to the south for the coke zero you can catch all of the fraction daytona to here. it starts at 4:00 and we'll have a special 8:00 newscast right after this. >>> right now at 6:00 breaking news in east bay. we are live with a health warning going up this morning. >>> plus breaking overnight, how he is getting involved in the cave rescue efforts in thailand. >> and fire fears. today in the bay continues right now. >> we'll have a look at your traffic in just a moment. we are live and we want to head to kari hall. you have been telling us about this heat up we are going to experience too. >>. >> yes. >> and bart station will be cloudy in oakland. it will feel like up to 91 in concord. it gets hotter and we'll track the humidity. we have a look at the morning commute. so far things fairly clear. >> definitely. now even at the top of the 6:00 hour chp not reporting any accidents. only a couple of fender benders. let's get to the bay bridge toll

plus racing through russia we hear from two time dakar rally champion nascar like there as he stays in the hunt for another with. hello again we've seen some violent thunderstorms i've a part of the u.s. recently it's been in the southwest that's where we've seen the worst of the weather in fact some of us in color all say that has brought us to some flooding there and a few much flows as well now as we head through the next few days there are likely to be more showers here there's also going to be more wet weather across the eastern coast as well and this is a region that's been incredibly wet this month but some of us a see all what is july on record we haven't even finished the month yet looks like things will eventually begin to dry out as we head through into friday though so it does look like an improving picture here the showers they for the southwest will continue to follow the towards the south of the many of us here we will see some showers get going during the day as you'd expect so cuba has manolo of course jamaica or at risk of seeing one or two showers but we should see s

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and win his first ever nascar race in 57 starts. the final four of world cup play is decided.tia went to penalty kick. and fernandez, misses. that will be crucial. now this is tied at 3-3. final kick for croatia, and he buries it. croatia wins and will face england in the semis. and england had to best sweden to advance. 38th minute, no score. england on the corner and mcguire heads it in to give english the lead, and pickford, he was amazing. he had big stop after big stop. england wins 2-0. they will face croatia wednesday. france and belgium play in the semifinal tuesday. and soccer state side. timbers up 2-1 in this one, and san jose on the board with his first goal of the year. final minute of stoppage time. younger, a chance for the equal l izer but the header is too strong. he knows it and the quakes fall. and the abc 7 sports report is sponsored by river rock casino, and the giants and the a's close out the series against the cardinals and cleveland. >> 57 years ago, that was -- the number seemed -- >> thank you. appreciate it. >> it was a lucky year. >> sorry. >> i st

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. >>> barbie has been a doctor, astronaut, nascar barbie is building robots. she comes with a laptop, safety goggles and a robo she was designed to encourage children to be interested in stem careers. anyone who buys the new barbie can download six lessons on coding, logic and problem solving. >>> more trouble for the company at tetra tech. they were hired to clean up at the shipyard and now they're facing a lawsuit from thousands of people. >>> the county fire has crossed over into the bay area, the new evacuation orders in place and where firefighters are working on containment. >>> looking around the bay area, the camera panning around and you can see the fog. this morning at this hour, at 5:29 it's out there and cameras are on it and we're concerned about the weather a lot. rosemary will talk about that. welcome back to mornings on two, it's monday july 2nd i'm dave clark. >> and i'm gas gas gasia mikaelian in for pacook. >> it's covered 3500 acres, cal fire's last port says it's only 2% contained after burning out of control for more than a day. helicopte

when it comes the sonoma raceway, nascar, indy and hot rods, today was the hot rods.t for the nationals. alexander takes down the all time champion. and with a speed of 287 miles per hour. that was fast. the 20 car, the defending world champion wins, 319 miles per hour. tour de france, final stage. thomas sipping champagne with his teammates. arm and arm with last year's winner. the first rider from whales ever to win the tour deand that now time for more news. or more news. >>> fire fights under way across the state of california. the extent of the devastation. >> the 11:00 p.m. news on ktvu fox 2 news starts now. >>> 17 fires across the state, the largest near redding where authorities confirm a 6th person died and more than 650 homes destroyed. terrible devastation but firefighters are making progress progress here is a map, the carr fire the ranch fire, and then the river fire prompted evacuations on the west side of clear lake and the ferguson fire near yosemite and that claimed the life of a second firefighter. we start with the carr fire, ktvu'ss a meths joinin

jillian: kyle busch going onto take the checkered flag, sixth nascar cup victory of the season now to of forecast with meteorologist janice dean to tell us what we are in store for, janice. janice: happy monday, kind of like ground hog day across the coast, temperatures, 60's and 70's an the map as you go towards the west, we will talk about things get very warm. there's a past 12 hours again, sort of the same set-up in california, maine, the rain is going to be ongoing. starting tomorrow for the rest of the workweek, look at forecast rainfall for the next 7 days especially across the southeast up towards mid atlantic but we will get rained on here in the northeast. on the flip side of this, dry, warm, no rain in sight for much of the west, we have at least 76 fires burning, that's large wild fires, so 100 acres or more across the west. the west is on flyer completely here and you see the forecast not getting much relief even across northwest can 100-degrees for parts of pacific northwest. the highs remain warm and dry and no relief in terms of rainfall unfortunately. back to you. >>

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what was happening with nascar and beyond is another widening of the symbolism of this flag, from confederate soldier to confederacy, south and white south, to an association with being a rebel. not necessarily a southern rebel. a rebel. a character, a personality trait seen in motorcycle riders and truckers. it became a totem of self-declared rebels. it became an icon of southern rock music with lynyrd skynyrd, alabama, and other groups, continuing to our own time. this is all part of the heyday of the general lee and "dukes of hazard." good old boys, not dangerous, good old boys. southern with hearts of gold. a bit rough around the edges perhaps. it was such a strong symbol of bros.hat warner trademarked it. this was the popular culture with which we all grew up. this is wildly different from what happened before world war ii. it was not just good old boys that used the flag. it was not so good people who have tarnished the reputation of the confederate flag is nobody else has, the ku klux klan. this was at the southern poverty law center in montgomery in the early 1980's. the klan was born