wins, three nascar cup titles, a triple crown, and indy series championship. tony won his first championship at the columbus fair grounds when he was just 8 years old. mr. pence: he is synonymous with racing and we're proud to call him a hoosier. on behalf of the people of columbus, the sixth district, and race fans across indiana, i want to congratulation tony stewart on his recent nomination to the nascar hall of fame. i also want to thank tony for his work in our community as part of the tony stewart foundation. through december, 2017, the foundation has awarded over $7 million to outstanding charities serving children with special needs, endangered animals, and injured drivers. we honor his achievements on and off the track, and we look forward to cheering him on in years to come. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield my time. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 4 of rule 1, the following enrolled bill was signed by the speaker on thursday, april 4, 2019. the clerk: senate 725, to change the address of the postal facility designated in honor of captain h

there's a nascar event at the white house in a couple minutes.expect him to comment on venezuela as well. scheduled to begin right now. so any minute now. former vice president joe biden is calling on congress to further investigate president trump. he said this morning on good morning america on abc that he's not ruling out the possibility of impeachment. >> what the congress should do and they are doing is investigate that. if in fact they block the investigation, they have no alternative but to go to the constitutional resort they have, impeachment. >> shepard: the former haven't is on the campaign trail, iowa specifically. mike tobin is leave where joe biden just wrapped up a rally. hi, mike. >> hi, shep. cork is off the bottle. joe biden is on the ground here in iowa. the first time in 2008 as a soly candidate. giving a speech, he wasted little time going after president trump. breezing over the other candidates and establishing himself as the candidate for the general election. >> we can't afford four more years of this. can't afford four m

the news about dolly's involvement in nascar. >>> good thursday morning, everyone.hanks for joining us. we begin with the breaking news about that crash of a boeing jet that left 157 people dead forcing the faa to ground the entire fleet of new 737s. >> investigators are now releasing the first report into the cause of the ethiopian airlines crash nearly a month ago. it comes hours after we learn that a sensor on the plane was damaged possibly because of a bird strike. >> abc's serena marshall is tracking all the new developments. serena, good morning. >> reporter: kenneth, janai, good morning. this was the second such disaster for this boeing aircraft in a matter of months and it led to the worldwide grounding of this aircraft. it was the crash in march that led to the death of all 157 people on board. and two aviation sources tell abc news the reason for the crash of that ethiopian airlines boeing 737 max, a damaged sensor that led to a nosedive. the sensor is called an angle of attack sensor, and it's located outside the cockpit. it likely was hit by a bird or fo

. >> these are future nascar kids right here. >> reporter: kids here often skid and spin out and crashnoticed he said "when i crash," not "if i crash." >> it happens. >> reporter: yet all involved say it's one of the safety child activities around. >> they're strapped in with a five-point harness. they flip all the time, they don't care. they think it's fun. >> reporter: sonny phillips leads the only special-needs quarter midgets program. her sonn >> it's just a great way to have fun, and i like the adrenaline rush. winning. having fun, so i st decided to give it a go. rock on, baby. the rush is thrilling. i was so fast. that i was on fire. these fast and furious phenomes learning life lessons at top speeds. steve patterson, nbc news, san jose. >>> and that is "nbc nightly news" on this sunday. lester holt will be back with you tomorrow when you'll want to check our exclusive look "inside the crowd funding side gofundme" and what it's doing to combat fraud. i'm kate snow, for all of us here at nbc news, have a great night. he was a devoted leader oe catholic church in the east bay for

thirty four year old omer omar a resident of la she's not a medical self but she got together with nascar in ten to fifteen to start the project today the safari doctors team has eleven regular members as well as international and local volunteers. dr abdul hakim is one of the volunteer medics. there are many reasons why. they are not enough. and then here especially nice is. because one i think this is that remoteness second thing because of security although well some of the villages borders somalia and first the threat of attacks from the militant group al-shabaab the first attack happened in twenty eleven since then local civilians have regularly been caught in the crossfire between the fundamentalist group and the kenyan military. created one who had. to move. we talked hard to get job here for treatment. but unfortunately that last leg of. the terrorist threat is very real for the doctors to. one time i was have come to monk i happened even to ban our motorbikes which we were using. but even terrorist threats from over the border cannot deter these team they know that without their

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. >> these are future nascar kids right here. >> reporter: kids often spin, skid and crash. >> i noticehappens. >> reporter: it's one of the safest childhood activities around. >> they're strapped in with a five-point harness. they play all the time. they think it's fun. >> reporter: sunny phillips leads the only special needs quarter midgets program. her son dustin loves racing just as much as she does. >> it's a way to have fun and i like the adrenaline rush. >> reporter: is that the best part? >> i guess. that or winning. >> reporter: everyone insists this sport is all about building character and having fun so i decided to give it a go. rock on, baby. >>> the rush is thrilling. >>> i was so fast i was on fire. >> reporter: these fast and furious phenoms learning life lessons at top speed. steve patterson, nbc news, san jose. >> i love it. fast, furious adorable. >> that's right. they won't need any drivers ed courses, though. they got it. >> they just need to slow down a little bit. >> right. >> well, it was a perfect mission for soup earn heroes marvel's own scarlet johansen, paul

things off,ick please welcome to the stage, nascar legend and nra's first vice president richard, andecond vice president carolyn meadows. to lead us in prayer, please welcome the man who was fed up with law-abiding gun owners being blamed for criminals. our friend mark robinson. >> let us all bow our heads in prayer, please. most gracious and heavenly father, we come to you today with a spirit of thankfulness. we thank you for blessing us with such a wonderful nation and allowing us to live in a nation that allows your freedom to be paramount. we pray for the leaders of our nation. we pray for our president, president donald trump. that he may continue to lead this nation back to greatness. we pray for this great organization, the nra, which is fighting for the rights that you gave us to arm ourselves and defend ourselves against all enemies foreign and domestic. we thank you for our blessed families and we thank you for the wonderful abundance we have been blessed with in this country. there is nothing we can do to fory us -- repay you everything you gave us. the last thing i want t

carley: the president meeting with nascar champion who won his first title last year, telling a racingebsite it is an amazing opportunity, one day after donald trump hosted the women's ncaa basketball champion baylor university. the team gave donald trump a jersey, hat and signed basketball. that is a nice moment. rob: 11 minutes after the hour, several blue states pushing to keep the president off the 2020 ballot unless he releases his tax returns. a couple not so blue states. could that happen? a gop lawmaker from one of those states says this effort is unconstitutional, he joins us live. jillian: carley: chase bank is in hot water over this tweet. some are fired up and what the bank is doing about it. ♪ got it? got it. it's slippery. nooooo... noooo... nooooo... yeeeesss... quick, the quicker picker upper! bounty picks up messes quicker and is 2x more absorbent than the leading ordinary brand. hey look, i got it. bounty, the quicker picker upper. >> 20 states are considering bills to block donald trump from the 2020 ballot. >> and the president's tax returns. and this type of bill,

donald trump hosting winners at the white house, the president is meeting with nascar champion who wonis first title last year. he told racing website it is a, quote, amazing opportunity and the visit comes one day after donald trump hosted the women's ncaa basketball champion baylor university. the team gave donald trump a jersey, hat and signed basketball. fox news alert. terror plot for do. army veteran turned isis sympathizer charged with planning attacks across california targeting churches and police. how the fbi was able to foil his plans. ♪ whoooo. did you know the exact same hotel room... ...can have many different prices? that's why tripadvisor searches over 200 booking sites to find the lowest price on the hotel you want. your perfect hotel room for the perfect price! >> able to identify a man consumed with hate and bent en masse murder and stop him before he could carry out his attack. all these plans were related to his stated belief in violent jihad and that americans should pay for attacks on muslims around the world. shannon: we are back with a fox news alert. and army

he ran in 36 hours after a nascar race.he one moment everyone is talking about, crawling to the finish line after his legs gave out, the veteran running to water three followed -- look at that, 3 fallen comrades, not giving up. that is amazing. the time is 12 minutes after the top of the hour. a chilling new threat from ice, the her group planning new attacks to copy the horrific massacre in paris. brent specht a decade hunting isis leaders and said the fight to stop them is far from over. he joined us next. they knew it would hurt the us and julian assange and chelsea manning leaked secrets anyway, the wikileaks founder faces the difficulty? stunning new details revealed in court. daymac 16 after the top of the hour. isis claiming responsibility for nearly 100 recent terror attacks throughout 80s it is, fatalities totaling 300. this her group hoping to copy a massacre, how can we stop the radical spread of terror after decimating the middle east strongholds? here is brett, thank you for joining us. >> good morning, thank f

that will not stop more than 30,000 people from competeing, several people who were injured, 7-car nascarunning the race. good for him. killed 130 people, this according to documents uncovered by sunday times newspaper over the uk. member of the terror group dropped hard drive while escaping syria, detailing fresh wave of attack plans, chilling plans include bank robberies, vehicle rammings and assassinations across europe. new reports show mÉxico has deported 204 migrants back to honduras, the national migration institute says that stay in mÉxico was irregular and flown from southern america back to central america, the group was mostly families traveling with children, mexican officials are under pressure from the trump administration to help stop the steady flow of migrants trying to come through mÉxico and reach the united states. republican lawmaker in illinois wants to split chicago from the rest of the state, urge congress to make the nation's third largest city into our 51st state. lawmaker say it is proposal is about making point to suggest too many statewide decisions are made b

it's like watching nascar for the crashes. time and time again. the president's commits acts that make it seem like he was guilty. >> mueller hinted he was living it up to lawmakers to piece together the evidence saying congress can make obstruction of justice statutes applicable to corruptly motivated official acts of the present. attorney general william barr offered a contradicting interpretation. >> special counsel robert mueller did not indicate the purpose was to leave the decision to congress. and determined there was no obstruction the trump campaign says the release of the mueller report directly led to raising more than $1 million yesterday. they say it's a 250% increase in the daily grassroots donations. >>> capex five kpix5 asked if there's ever a such thing as moderation and politics. >> 90% of the people have no idea what you mean if i say i have been exonerated. anytime you use the word with that many syllables in it, so to speak, you have a problem. you have to keep it really simple. so do not say exonerated. sorry, i have not been

he's got a nascar event. it would be an opportunity for us to ask questions or the president to say something. i think we should note the rhetoric from the white house is consistent and hasn't changed after this event. mostly what they're saying today is recycling what they've been saying. at least have been for the last couple months, and that is that the u.s. stands with the people of venezuela. but they are falling short and they're not explicitly saying the u.s. military options are on the offing and somehow in motion. they've been careful about that saying the military is only doing humanitarian support and delivering food. but the president's been briefed. they're monitoring it. when we get an update we'll come back to you. >> all right. hans, stay with us. kerry thank you. a do keep us up to speed. live pictures. it would seem as if shots are being fired right now as we watch some of the protesters hurl rocks. anna vanessa, are you still with me? >> reporter: yes, i'm here. >> those gunshots, have been

believe that those voters out there who go to waffle house, listen to leonard skynyrd, like to watch nascar and basketball, that those voters don't care mostly about whether they get to see donald trump's taxes, you know the issue they sit around the kitchen table and talk about is trying to make sure that we don't have any cars or airplanes in ten years, not just for the people who get to d them but the people who make them. those folks sit around their kitchen table hoping we have open borders so that anybody can come into the country and live right next door to nancy pelosi. again, how cynical is that you think that you are not as concerned about cow flatulence as are those families that sit down at the kitchen table to eat a rib eye. i mean, laura, i'm disappointed. i thought you understood the voters better. >> laura: [laughs] dee -- a little sarcasm from the governor. dee, the split jeans and msnbc said earlier today. it seems to indicate to me at least of the democrats are starting to really eat their own. what obama warned about with the white versus more diverse candidates in the f

he's having last year's nascar champion to the white house as presidents often do. they're having an event on infrastructure which still become kind of a gag line on broadcasts like this one. except for that, alex is there any other discernible focus of this administration beyond what we see from the president himself in the story line on social media? >> not really. i mean, the president -- the thing about twitter is twitter is a realtime insight into what this president is thinking at any given moment. and so, yes, the joke is always the infrastructure goes off the rails. chuck and nancy will be going there to push an infrastructure plan, and it will be interesting to see what the president does. of course we can look at his twitter feed and see what's top of mind. there's a wold in which he sets aside the combativeness with house democrats and senate democrats, frankly, and says this is one of these barnett areas where we can make a deal. and there is an equal world where topics on social media, his preoccupation with joe biden, his frustration over immigration,

also to put it in context for those paying attention, march madness more than the nfl and ba mlb nascar and visits to disney music parks-- a music parks combined so i've read, but that gives you a sense in the way in which national parks have seeped into the american psyche and consciousness for good reason. in the western states, colorado college does an annual poll where they pull attitudes of voters and others in the western states. they have repeatedly found that it is not a red blue issue. it's not so partisan when you get out there. the increased and continue protections of the public lands- - >> so maybe what somebody here in washington dc or new york or coastal state believes about public lands? >> i've lived and worked in this town long enough to have a degree of cynicism so why something washington feels a particular way, i think when you look at public land in particular that the energy sector, the fossil fuel extraction has a bit of a stranglehold on a lot of folks. a great deal of our public land are either under lease or available for lease by the energy and extracted indu

. >>> plus happening now at the white house, president trump congratulationsing this year's nascar champion on the south lawn following a face-to-face meeting with nancy pelosi and chuck schumer and other top democrats. we're monitoring this event. we'll bring you any headlines from the president. moments from now we'll speak to one of the senators who was in the room with president trump, nancy pelosi and chuck schumer earlier today. >>> the hidden threat in your faucets. this is a crazy story. how tapwater could increase the risk of cancer now. connell: whoa. fox business team coverage of our top story with blake burman at the white house. gerri willis on the floor of the new york stock exchange. to gerri in just a moment. with blake, much of the focus on venezuela we start with you. reporter: connell, we were told president trump was first made aware out of fast moving developments out of venezuela. 6:00 in the morning, national security advisor john bolton says the president has been following this on a minute-by-minute basis. the u.s. government continues to stand behind the opposition

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in the first leg of the semifinals on tuesday nascar champion celtic have been paying tribute to the player who caps in their team to european cup success in one thousand nine hundred sixty seven of the fans remember the life of the little mirror with sixty seven seconds of a celtic beat in samoan in that fund to become the first british team to lift the trophy some more speak only celtic's called the only goal of this game against kilmarnock in the sixty seventh minute there within a points of winning an eight straight lead its height. at last come to fighting for what is almost certainly a lost cause in the spanish title race they're winning one zero at home so they are via delayed right now barcelona though can win their third straight league later on saturday if they beat or match atletico as a result boss a host of ants in the new camp forward luis suarez an enormous he have fifty four goals between them this season and hoping to wrap up the title before turning their firepower on little pole in the champions league next week consists of reduced we want this to be the culminatin

enrique: creo que uno de los-- nascar el Ética que tiene que tener lo que hace alan.rren. pero la fuerza que tiene que poner a estas jugadas. josÉ: no te quedas el evento de fÚtbol del verano.la copa oro de la concacaf. en vivo por las cadenas de univisiÓn. ya falta muy poco para la ediciÓn 2019 de la copa oro. pelota que tiene mesa, pareja con salcedo en la defensa central del cuadro regiomontano. el que la tiene es juliÁn. la levanta buscando al chaca. aquÍ estÁ luis alfonso otro que cada vez estÁ mÁs consolidado. diego: es una mÁquina de ir hacia adelante.tiene mucha llegada en el equipo de ferreti por el sector derecho. por esa veces se puede tomar el lujo y el atrevimiento de cerrar, en este caso, quiÑÓnes. porque no lo necesita y no requiere tanto desborde del colombiano porque estÁ el chaca. josÉ: el pollo zaldivar cerrÓ las piernascuando tratÓ de tocar. un gran servicio, me parece. y ahora vargas la deja muy corta. la mÁs peligrosa del partido llegÓ casi a los 13 minutos. muy buena la intervenciÓn del pollo. enrique:en lugar de marcarlo cuando va disparar para

it is a big weekend of racing with nascar in richmond on saturday starting at four in the afternoon anday at noon the nationals are in houston. sunday night we will have the latest on the warrior and shark playoff fortunes. >>> we are following a developing story out of sudan this morning, where the country's military had staged a coup and ousted its president. the president had been in power for 30 years. recent protests against corruption and an absence of justice begin to challenge his room. sudan's defense minister just announced martial law for two years. demonstrators are continuing their protest demanding a civilian democratic government. >> the european union has agreed to give britain brexit extension until october the first. this new deadline says the prime minister is hoping to get a brexit deal approved by parliament by june 30th. lawmakers have rejected her withdrawal plans three times before.>>> happening today, president trump is meeting with south korean president at the white house. they will be discussing north korea and how to restart the stalled peace talks. presiden

we should go back and study his history with richard nixon and saturday night nascar. that w massacre. that was the beginning of the end for nixon when he sacked the counsel and decided he controlled everybody in the department of justice and prosecutors and if he didn't like when they were going, he could get a little too close for him, he just fired them. and that's the position donald trump has taken today >> we're talking a little bit about don mcgahn here. it was your committee which subpoenaed him. can you tell us if he's any closer to appearing and if he does, just how impactful do you think that will be? >> i don't have any new information about where we are in terms of his appearance before the committee. william barr said he had certainly no problem with mueller appearing. but everybody owes their testimony to the congress of the united states. president trump, whose obstructionism we read about in the mueller report, has continued the obstruction as if it leapt off the pages of the mueller and came right to the congress' door the past week. he has essentiall

all over themselves after they -- >> we like when the champagne comes, nobody wants -- dagen: in nascarstewart won the 2011 championship, i was covered in coca-cola after that. i will take a bottle of red wine over my head over coke any day of the week. maria: is this the highest premium with the watch on it, with the rolex. >> actually, the apex is. for me, apex is the perfect wine, it's the best of the best. it's a cabernet blend. it's delicious. maria: love the label. >> how does this fit with the racing community's demographic. dagen was talking about beer and coke. is there a higher end -- >> on any of the coasts, there's always cars and coffee going on, lot of sports car stuff. dagen: i've got a porsche in a garage down the road. >> there you go. >> we see a lot of the corporate entertainment we do, we take guests to the track on the weekend, private banking clients that come out and have fun. it might be doing a golf tournament but then they go racing and they say that was really cool. there's a lot of experiential stuff we do. we finish up with a wine dinner at night. we've got

seven-time nascar champion jimmy johnson will also be running. firefighter dad. >> go, go, go, go, go. quick. jillian: how cute. that's 2-year-old carson burns practicing carrying a fire hose. carson family documents his training online like in this video where he pulled on full fire gear. patch people sending patches and letters to carson. jedediah: is he adorable. steve: thank you very much, jillian. democrats, some outraged over the president floating the idea sending illegals to sanctuary cities. what happened to open arms? tom homan calls out the hypocrisy and he joins us live next. t believe it. that we're playing "four on four" with a barbershop quartet? [quartet singing] bum bum bum bum... pass the ball... pass the rock.. ...we're open just pass the ball! no, i can't believe how easy it was to save hundreds of dollars on my car insurance with geico. yea. [quartet singing] shoot the j! shoot, shoot, shoot the jaaaaaay... believe it! geico could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. cancer, epilepsy, mental health, hiv. patient

start your engines, dolly parton makes a statement on the nascar track this weekend. food change celebrating national burrito day today, offering plenty of discounts and promotions we've got all those coming up. we want to kick this half hour off with tesla troubles, the automaker reporting their biggest sales decline in its history. elon musk is facing off with the securities and exchange commission today in court over contempt charges. dagen on the story. dagen: deliveries, let's clarify that, new vehicle deliveries in the first quarter for tesla fell 31% from the previous three months. the electric car maker clearly struggling to ship its model 3 compact car to now customers in europe and china for the first time. this came in below analyst expectations. that was the biggest dropoff. we should point out that the first quarter was tesla's a and so it was 31% drop in deliveries. last quarter was tesla's first sales period following the beginning of the phase-out of that important u.s. tax credit. so the tax credit's now $3,750 per car, down from $7,500, that's anothe