this latest crash reviving safety concerns for nascar drivers and their cars, which nascar has been tryingy features in its fleet of next gen cars. >> nascar and everybody with the development of this car and the continued innovation and constantly trying to make it better, that's what's going to keep drivers like myself from being hospitalized or, you know, killed. so definitely my hat's off to them. >> reporter: cleared to race by nascar friday, preece already itching to get back behind the wheel. two black eyes and all. >> being a part of a race car driver is being tough. that's what separates us from other people is our willingness to be uncomfortable. so i'm looking forward to getting back in this race car and hopefully having an opportunity to win. >> janai: my goodness. get this, guys, preece is a brand-new dad. his wife gave birth to a daughter three weeks ago. that poor woman. >> whit: yeah. >> janai: she must be so nervous, but he says that he's ready. >> whit: he said willingness to be uncomfortable. i would say that crash is a little more than that. >> janai: yeah, unbelievable

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now to the nascar driver, ryan preece's return to the racetrack. this crash his car flipping over ten times but he was cleared to race again and morgan norwood is here with that. good morning morgan. >> reporter: good morning michael. hours away from walking away from that crash ryan preece was treating about getting back to the track. last night with bruised and bloodshot eyes he made his return to arlington and speaking out about that death-defying ordeal. overnight nascar driver ryan preece back behind the wheel. >> this week, all the talk surrounded ryan preece who incredibly will race the evening after one of the most fryening wrecks in nascar history. >> reporter: and speaking out about surviving last week's terrifying airborne crash at daytona. >> as soon as the car takes off it just gets really quiet and you're along for the ride from there. jly really, really blessed to be here and be okay. >> reporter: preece back on the track in darlington south carolina for a comeback something between the improbable and miraculous. >> he's barrel rolli

so first step, we're working with nascar and the air force to build a full scale demonstration.the capacity for performance with this airframe at full scale. that's a four year programme, 2027. we fly that plane, a prototype then. and then certification and scale to manufacturing, bring it to the market. right. that's how you address it. you can find out a lot more on that on a special edition of talking business. he is looking at the addition of air travel this weekend on bbc news. the first airing here in the uk is at 11:30 on saturday and in the rest of the world it's on from 22:30 gmt tonight. let's have a quick lack at the market at the end of the week. our interest rates stay the same in the uk, also the same in the uk. —— us. that's it from me, plenty more business news on our website. bbc news bringing you different stories from across the uk. the eyes of the world are set on france at the moment as the best rugby teams compete for the sport's biggest trophy. but did you know that every team competing at the tournament is using a scrum technique developed right here in s

david: god help them if they try it at a nascar event. glueing your feet -- sometimes in order to get their feet out or their hands, sometimes they do it with their hands, they lose digits. there have been occasions where in order to get them away from the concrete he was to actually -- they are, like, martyrs to a cause. in other words, the causes are becoming a religion are, right? >> absolutely. but they're not martyrs. i don't know who is looking up to them for losing a finger. if you lose are it by glueing yourself to a tennis stadium and delay someone's dream from coming true while people are watching, it's ridiculous. i mean, they should also consider going to china or india or russia or the places that are actually causing the most pollution is and trying to protest there and see how that fares -- david: actually, the person who glued -- the guy at the tennis tournament, he was actually sent to a psych ward first before, i guess before they booked hip. they sent him to the psych ward. but what's interesting is that these causes ar

coming into today's race, nascar driver kyle larson had led 715 career laps at darlington without a win. that changed in tonight's version of the southern 500. this is not the way ty gibbs and austin cindric drew it up when they planned how the race would go. by the time the sun had said it was larson winning this race for the first time. the two remaining first round races, last one has guaranteed himself a moving into the second round of the nascar playoffs. and the spectacle of the italian grand prix today in monza. no surprise here, max verstappen does what he's done all season long for the 10th straight race. first stop and wins and for the 12th time in 14 races this year, he's on pace to break the single season record of 15 wins, which he said last year as he pursues his third straight championship chip. and the us has generally regarded as the top basketball talent when it comes to olympic or world cup play. steve kerr's team has some work to do on the world cup after group play was concluded in the philippines. us down late here against lithuania , anthony davis goes strong to t

. >> nascar hall of fame driver richard petty is partnering with motorcycle builder billie lahaina toes tackle something they have never done before, challenge themselves and succeed at it. that's one of the lessons we will teach them along with this skill is the fact that this is the path to success. >> petty has won more nascar cup series than any other driver. he says he could not have done it now he and lane are working with students at minneapolis public schools and lakeville north to help them build go carts as part of their school curriculum. >> there wouldn't have been a richard petty race car driver if it hadn't been for the kids we are trying to get to. >> the build off is part of northern tool and equipment tools for the trades program. the company don't united states the engines that will be used in the go carts. northern tool hopes the effort gets young people to fill in some of the shortages across the manufacturing industry. >> we work with people in the trades every single day and we see it playing out firsthand and it is a concern for us. that's why we are trying to d

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if that's legal or nascar if that's -- wherever you go, old folks homes. they are doing it so why don't we do it? >> we are doing it. we won four house seats in california in 2020 in a presidential year. ballot harvesting. we won a new one with 2022 with ballot harvesting. we have to do it. drop boxes at the church. ballot collection. we will do this in all these states. we have to. we do need to vote earlier. we need to change the culture in our party. we have people saying don't vote by mail. don't send your ballot in early. there's a couple things to that like you mentioned earlier, j.d. said things happen on election day but it's also financial issue. if you're holding your ballot that entire 30 day early voting period, it means i'm spending money chasing your ballot that whole time. >> laura: that's a great point. >> if you vote that first day it free's up money for me to go chase swing voters and independent voters so the earlier you vote, you got trust that we're going to protect it. we'll have the poll watchers and poll workers but we need our mone

how about nascar? i'm interested and want to know what a legal woman is.iological one s. that's an amazing point, that is not a biological woman. that's why they said it's a legal woman. the media calls this person a hero, a brave person but a brave person are the ones that spoke out against this happening knowing that people like msnbc would paint them as the villain potentially ruining their lives. was that the name of the person interviewing her? yasmin, if you call this person a very brave woman, hire her as your anne nanny or babysitter. make her your assistant. go shopping with her, undress in front of her. put your money where your mouth is and put your beliefs aligned with your results, i would love to see that. documentary msnbc, you go shopping with her. >> jeanine: does she have an obligation to tell the sorority or can she stay there? >> i thought you went to school to learn stuff. >> dana: like english and history and things. i feel like we talk about the campus problem and have nothing to do with reading or writing or arithmetic and have a bi

school in maryland, junior high school in alabama, city schools in -- is that talladega where the nascar? i don't believe they're going to go for that there and a couple universities pushing the masks coming back. will: meanwhile in california, huntington beach, you saw a ban on mask mandates by a narrow vote of 4-3. you bring ultimatel talladega or georgia and some of these contributes and huntington beach narrowly push back on mandates and this is a reaction to some of the severe mandates in severe crackdowns that you saw throughout 2020 in places like california. pete: still a 4-3 vote and barely passed and a lot of cities saying we're getting ahead of it and you see it coming. states and governors are doing the same and in fact the senator in washington dc has proposed a bill that would prevent the federal government from doing mandates and jd vance out of ohio banning masks in the freedom to breathe act. will: jd vance tried. pete: he tried, yesterday. will: it was thwarted by the senator from massachusetts. i want to point to that clip of dr. faucis spinning in circles and he was r

how about nascar? i'm interested. i want to know what a legal woman is. because, you know what?gical one is. that's -- okay, this is an amazing point. that is not a biological woman. that's why they said it's a legal woman. the media calls this person a hero a behave person but a behave person are the ones that spoke out against this happening, knowing that people like msnbc would paint them as the veil and potentially ruining their lives. right? if yasmine, was that the name of the person interviewing her? if you happily call this person a very brave woman, hire her as your nanny. hire her as your baby sitter. make her your assistant. go shopping with her. undress in front of her. put your money where your mouth is. put your beliefs, aligned with your results. i would love to see that. documentary msnbc, you go shopping with her. >> jesse: shopping with artemis. >> greg: yes. >> judge jeanine: yes. all right, if this trans woman decides that she wakes up and she feels like a man the next day, or she feels cis gendered as a man, does she have an obligation to tell the sorority o

in nascar and also on the road appeared >> piers: great idea. >> greg: fatalities are none?nnon: i like people getting cranked and punk'd. >> greg: you know it would be great? religious pranks. >> jeanine: aw... >> greg: the bread and the fishes -- >> shannon: a little bit of a double-cross there. >> greg: judge? >> jeanine: shoe channel. >> shannon: oh! >> jesse: a lot of fetishes out there. >> jeanine: i just like shoes. >> piers: i would have the "why cricket is better than baseball" channel. on a constant loop, similar scenarios where the cricket is just more exciting. >> greg: you know what i'm going to go with? the magic mushroom channel. you've got to watch something. you've got to watch something when you're dropping acid. >> jesse: just a lot of clouds, rivers. >> greg: yeah, soothing voices. "it's going to be okay. it going to be okay." >> jeanine: i would jump out of my skin. >> greg: "one more thing" is up next. ♪ ♪ teeth sensitivity is so common. it immediately feels like somebody's poking directly on the nerve. i recommend sensodyne. sensodyne toothpaste goes i

they've been in business for 37 years, they've got -- 137 years, they're the official fuel of nascar, their balance sheet is strong. they just had 175 million of distributable free cash flow last quarter. they're covering their 7% dividend by 1.9 times, so this is a powerful stock. stuart: 7% dividend? is yes, sir, that does definitely get my interest, especially with oil going up. another one, paa. what have you got? >> stuart, this one's unique. plains all-american has pipelines that run all the way from canada down to the gulf. it's got 18,000 miles of pipeline. they grew their revenue by 50 percent year-over-year, they've grown free cash flow by 7 a 5% year-over-year. you're getting the stock less than where it was during covid, a name you don't want to sleep on, and it pays a 7% dividend. stuart: whoa, those dividends are safe, you think? >> they're pretty safe. plains all american has a 10-plus-year dividend history. you're not going to get a lot of dividend growth on sunoco, but as long as energy stays above $50 a barrel, these dividends are safe. stuart: 7% sounds good to me.

. >> abby, i think we have to dig deeper as a country nascar selves, why are we here?scussion were not really having. we keep talking around it. i ask you this, i don't have an answer, why would anyone want to elect somebody that has four federal indictments against them in 91 counts? that's irrational. it's illogical. something has gone on in the country, with at least a third, 20 to 30%, of the electorate. particularly, in the gop in the primary. that part. they are turned on by this. this excites them. this revenge. we're going to wipe out the government. desantis wants to slit throats, he says, on day one. the rhetoric, vivek's revak rhetoric, it's violent. it's angry. they're angry. i think we need to be paying attention to what's going on. >> i've a feeling that mitt romney spending a lot of time thinking about those issues in a broader context. not just by the united states, about the history of demagoguery, and strongmen, and what that means for this country in this particular stage. it's a big conversation we're not done with it. sophia and george, thank you b

baylee o'carroll ktvu fox two news it's playoff time on the nascar circuit, which means survival into next round is at stake each sunday. this time of year they were at the kansas speedway today for the hollywood casino 400. next week is the cut from 16 playoff drivers to 12. this wasn't good for austin dillon. he gets sideways, comes to a sliding stop on lap 62. dillon managed to get back in the race but finished 33rd out of 36 drivers tyler reddick took advantage of a late caution, got a good jump on the restart to win his second race of the year. the win assures reddick. moving on to the final field of 12 in 2 weeks. that's it for this sunday night sports wrap back to you guys. copy that. nice win for the niners. all right, joe, thank you. next at 11, people are not going back to work. and that's okay because what we have to do is we have to reimagine ourselves as bart riders can expect big changes starting tomorrow morning. the 11:00 news on ktvu fox two starts now. those changes include shorter wait times and upgraded trains. hello again, everyone. i'm julie julie haener and i'm

missions in the idea was, it could pull back into dark, be swiftly swapped out, almost like in a nascart weapon kits on board. >> so you could hunt submarines, you could hunt underwater mines and destroy them, which is a really important task today, specially since we have so many aging minesweepers in our navy now. they could fight other warships. that was the idea. unfortunately many of the weapons on the ships never worked, and the navy basically just gave up all together on the ships being able to hunt submarines and shift that to a new ship. the lion hunting function is still under development. we are now just probably 20 years in on that. it really has pretty basic anti surface warfare equipment. >> it seems like it was a jack of all trades, this vision of the one officer who snowball the people on it. >> originally the idea came out in 2001, and there was a chief of naval operations vernon clark who saw the ship is being very important for the navy to operate closer to shore in places like the persian gulf, to track down drug dealers and gun runners in places like the caribbean a

cards that chronicle his life and career, like that time he won the super bowl, or that time he won nascart time he went to space and didn't need a helmet [ laughter ] i know, we always thought he was forrest gump, but apparently, he does, too. [ laughter ] first lady dr. jill biden has reportedly grown more enthusiastic over the last three months about the possibility of president biden running for a second term. anything to put off her having to deal with a newly retired guy. "get ready, babe, because i'm about to get into model trains, big-time!" [ laughter ] the biden administration announced today that u.s households can now order an additional eight free at-home covid tests. it's the perfect gift for the person who has everything but isn't sure if it's the flu, covid, or rsv. [ laughter ] the united nations voted just -- yesterday, excuse me, to remove iran from a panel that promotes women's rights, which is kind of like arby's being stripped of its michelin star. [ laughter ] [ laughter ] i think they still have one, because i think they got two michelin stars goldman sachs is repor

>> so allegedly they were found in around 2016 in the nascar cup region of peru.nd they were not just not two that were just found, but multiple. so if there were just one case l one could say, okay, coincidence, but there are multiple. sosa coin i would like to know where are all of them and have all of themthem investigated, because the ones that we see in the pictures right now have been for example, they have been x-rayed and doctors that have looked at them have said that the way that the bones are fit together, it's correct that it's not a assemblagen sell of other of other bones. so o it is an incredible thing, what we have here. and instead instead of just loow the other way, i suggest all of us, everyone, every biologist should look at this and startat, investigating because potentially we b have the most r important discovery of our human existence. >> so we will because and we're going to be investigating on jesse watters, primetim e. tl >> it does seeme simi a little similar to the script. indianla a jones and the search skull. for the crystal skull. a

remember that was a chanting nascar crowd that coined branded biden. >> also wants you to know after spending 40% of his presidency on vacation that his beach house isn't a vacation resort. >> here just for one day on vacation home, go to the secret service, head toward my house, up in a good way to make it secure so i have no place to go and to come to delaware. except here right now. o i'm only here for one day.y. are you home? no, i'm not homeless. i just have one home. i have a beautiful home. but i'm down here for the darey because i can't go home. >> well, we reached out to the secret serviceou about what exactly they're doing at his house. they said they can't comment. i just hope it wasn't one of a those kitchen fires that almost killed his catkilled. but it sounds like another excuse. the president has three homes. he's got one in rehoboth,ite one in wilmington, and he's got the whithoe house. and if the president wants eamewhere to go, he ca go,n vist his palestine. remember the town that was toxic train wrecked. six months after making a promise, biden never went. prs >> w

oh, car crashebus in nascar. >> and then also on the road, right? i do. >> yes.reatest fatalities are none. e nonethat's pay per view. >> oh, shannon, two extra. -per-viei people getting pranked and punked and the hidden camera stuff. >> so there was like a whole, you know, for that you know what would be great? >> what religious pranks. oh, hey there have been some tricks pulled in the bible. >> there certainly the breadhe into the fishes and all that stuff. >> jacob up. we sawhe fi there's a little bit of a double cross there. >>a judge shoe channel. cha >> shoe channel that i is. jesse >> i did a lot of fetishes outof there. fetiswell, no, i just like shos and foot channels, so i would have the. >> why? cricket is better than baseball. jennttera. , simi >> i would just havela on constant loop similar scens with. the cricket is just more exciting. i would go with, you know what? i'm going to go with the magic ' mushroom channel. >> you got to watch something. you got to watch something. whenwatch someth you're when you're dropping acid. just a lot of clouds. oh

rick martinez who is here and a great little spin on frito pie >>> and coming up on the third hour, nascarebrate the first two episodes of her read with jenna podcast y'all, jenna has a podcast you've got some great guests >> oh, my gosh, i am so thrilled and thank you for the bookmarks. you guys, we're so excited we sat down with colleen hoover. you know what, craig, you're always sharing your mic, who everybody loves, y'all she, of course, wrote, "it ends with us," "it starts with us," "verity. she outsold the bible last year. that's how good of an author she is >> is that a good thing? >> for her and we sat down with the author who wrote the moving memoir "solito. >> and colleen hoover hardly does interviews, but jenna got one. >> i hope you'll listen along with us. >> it's very cool. >> you can hear both conversations by searching "read with jenna" wherever you get your podcasts and make sure you follow, because she's got new episodes each thursday you're busy. >> we're dropping two this weekend. is that what they say in the podcast world? i'm just asking one who knows. >> dylan, let's

so instead of a milk carton, michael turney convinces a nascar driver to put a photo of alissa's facethought it was good attention. we thought, "dad's doing what he said he was going to do. he's reaching all out as far as he possibly can." >> after a few years, did you begin to think, she's not around? she's dead? >> yes, i began to fear the worst. >> even while allowing his worst fears to creep in, michael turney says he was still holding out hope that alissa could be alive and so was the national center for missing and exploited children. >> a photograph is one of the most powerful tools that we have to engage with the public. below the age of 18, we do an age progression about once every two years, and then over the age of 18, we do an age progression about once every five years. that just gives us another opportunity every couple of years to reengage with the media and remind the media, more importantly, that a child's still missing. >> in 2006, in the usa today newspaper, there was a portion that was dedicated to the national center for missing and exploited children, and there w

and the dow and nascar and s&p all take a 20% pay cut. maybe that would bounce things out.t: why do you think that is? caller: i think things are getting too crazy and too out of hand. they are getting too big to fail. we need co-op workplaces, not unions or not self-employed. if those people owns part of the company, they would be on the board. and they would make the decisions instead of outsiders. host: rowlands in michigan, independent line. caller: hello. grand rising to you. i want to say that i think these strikes going on are a part of the plan to eliminate human capital, in favor of technology. can you hear me? host: yes, you are on. caller: this auto strike in detroit, for instance, i think the workers are going to fail in their fight against these big billionaire entities. the writers strike in hollywood, they are not going back to work either. ai and technology is here. these strikes indicate the journey to eliminating human capital. we got to really be conscious of that. i think the uaw is complicit in this strike. they know what is going on. their demands are

and the dow and nascar and s&p all take a 20% pay cut. maybe that would bounce things out.ost: why do you think that is? caller: i think things are getting too crazy and too out of hand. they are getting too big to fail. we need co-op workplaces, not unions or not self-employed. if those people owns part of the company, they would be on the board. and they would make the decisions instead of outsiders. host: rowlands in michigan, independent line. caller: hello. grand rising to you. i want to say that i think these strikes going on are a part of the plan to eliminate human capital, in favor of technology. can you hear me? host: yes, you are on. caller: this auto strike in detroit, for instance, i think the workers are going to fail in their fight against these big billionaire entities. the writers strike in hollywood, they are not going back to work either. ai and technology is here. these strikes indicate the journey to eliminating human capital. we got to really be conscious of that. i think the uaw is complicit in this strike. they know what is going on. their demands ar