how about nascar driver dale earnhardt jr.'s car? >> a rain-delayed race in texas. earnhardt clipped the grass before his car slammed into the wall. it burst into flames. earnhardt escaped without being injured. officially, he finished the race in last place. >>> at augusta national golf club today, another chance for the pros to practice ahead of the masters. >> yesterday's practice round was canceled by rain. highlights from some of monday's other action now from espn. >> good morning. welcome to our "sportscenter" set. i'm stan verrett, along with neil everett. it's uconn over kentucky 60-54 to win college basketball's national championship. >>> now, to baseball. >> i won the pool. derek jeter. first game at yankee stadium since announcing his 20th season would be his last. this was his second at-bat. man, he missed a home run by that much. hustles in for the double. said afterwards, he thought it was going foul. think maybe he thought it was going yard. he was going to give it a little trot. and he had to pick it up. jacoby ellsbury will pick him up and bring hi

. >> there is 50's nascar tal gentleman for the unions and for labor. economic s a lot of dynamism, but that doesn't mean we can do it today. >> i know you guys don't remember the 60's. you were busy on that thing you call the internet. >> technically we weren't born then. >> not just technically, we really weren't. >> that is why i enjoyed them. [laughter] >> one way to think about that is an important difference between the two parties is the democrats tend to think about that future in terms of large institutions. republicans, when they think about it at all, which is not enough, tend to think about it in more de-centralized terms. republicans may be better situated for offering a vision of that future than the democrats, but they have to think it through. they have to think about speaking to a culture that is used to having an incredible amount of choice in a very de-centralized space. that is what the few looks like. there is a lot of work to be done to think through what public programs look like in that space. >> i would amplify that further by sa

>>s nascar fans can easily find their favorite drivers by simply looking at the cars as they fly by becausems on the hood of the car. senators these days might as well where koch industry. >> as they wear blue and gray and black suits on the senate floor he wants to have the koch monitored for all the republican senators. a lot of people look at senator reid, huh, where are we going here? >> you know, it's really kind of curious because most americans don't know who the koch brothers are. it's almost a message to the democratic donor base to scare them into action and to put money into the democratic super pac or campaign committees, money to push back against the ads because the koch brother group, americans for prosperities, pummeling democrats in all these key states and races, do you think that average middle of road voter nose the koch brothers are we behind these ads? probably not at the end of the day. if anything else, it's about trying to get old folk tons democratic side to open their wallets so they can push back. >> they did galvanized democrats in that summer of 2010, the bus t

owners of nascar racetracks, wind turbine makers, ge. >> of course.ot the odds aren't good. ss you talked with steve forbese people have been at this a long time. onnee thing i i think we haven'd done is frame this debate in terms of some of the words of some of the language that i think is very popular now. when i look at this, i see institutionalized inequality and opportunity. if you're big, if you're if wealthy, you're connected, this can work in your advantage. but if you're the small guy,nta then you're at a severe disadvantage. and if we think about inequality in the united states, why not start attacking it by takingit this thing down from 75,000 pages to something thatha everybody can deal with? >> i should say that the 75,000 is beyond this. that's the explanation. e >> right, exactly. >> but the movement is to add more. >> right. yeah. >> read the paper, it'ss a litte adjustment here, a tweak there. what's really so -- >> why this is really an issue is actually today it is probably more than ever easier for your average person to be an entrepreneur, to start somethi

thanks to my guests for time nascar sprint cup series champ green jeff gordon remember you can find me on twitter at kings things and we'll see you next time. i know c.n.n. the m s n b c fox news have taken some slightly but the fact is i admire their commitment to cover all sides of the story just in case one of them happens to be accurate. that was funny but it's close and for the truth and might think. it's because once politicians and the mainstream media work side by side the joke is actually on here. either. at our teen years we have a different approach. because the news of the world just is not this funny i'm not laughing dammit i'm not how. you guys talk to the jokes will handle them. what's poppin to folks i'm having martin and this is a break in the set so most of us are familiar with a little policy called affirmative action is introduced back in the civil rights era to ensure minorities have access to an equal playing field well yesterday the supreme court upheld michigan's ban on that policy court decided in a six to two ruling that michigan's constitutional change outlined public universities from considering raising the admissions process was leg