did he give himself the name little poop pea which is clearly a euphemism for something else. not sure there is anything criminal here, but if i could lock up the parents i would. >> lori, you are a parent, or you claim to be one. could you argue that lil poop pea is learning about capitalism at a young age and learning to make money and that is a good thing? >> that is a thoughtful question. i think the child is being exploited. my goal for my two little girls is to keep them off the pole. that's all i want. >> you truly are the mother of the year. keep them off the pole. >> do as you say and not as you do. >> i work at fox business news. >> i am talking before that. >> what kind of pole are you talking about? a barber pole? >> a stripper pole. >> i am joking. >> the kid is being exploited because obviously an adult has shown him the whacking of the girl's bottom and he will carry the disrespect with him and it is sad. >> it is sad. do you think it is a form of abuse? >> the whacking of the bottom? >> no, not the kid whacking the bought m to, but the kid in general? >> the ac

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pea was found. way up here in the marin headlands.ouple found the cat and they brought him here. a microchip identified his owner. michelle got the call. soon after an emotional reunion. >> carey says it's possible a pet finding service can help locate a lost pet. >> the more you that can get message out there that your pet is missing... the more help you can get. >> it's stit a mistry. michelle is just happy someone found him. >> it was relief. and thank you, thank you. >> i mentioned pet amber alert boats hundreds of success stories a woman told us her pet bird went all the way to petaluma. >> yeah. >> thank you. >> up next, the benefits of cuddle therapy. brain child of a former mail stripper. how cuddle >>> research shows a good hug can be of great benefit. it may not make a difference whether it comes from a friend or a stranger. so with that in mind, tonight's assignment 7 report takes you to a cuddle class. >> we are not here just to do this for one another. we're here to learn how do-to-do this with anybody. >> travis sigly ru

. >> things are back to normal in the mill pea das -- mill pea ties neighborhood. they isolated and evacuated the area of sout park victoria drive. they were relocated to the mill pea it is a sports center. the residential gas line failed around 2:00. several agencies responded including police. the san jose fire department and red cross. neighbors were able to return about two hours later. no injuries were reported. survivors of the san brew though pipeline came together -- san bruno pipeline came together. eight people died and dozens were injured that devastated the neighborhood. they, woulded on the mural that was finished last week. today city officials unveiled the plaque of remembrance. they continued to press for stronger safety reforms after the blast. >>> and you may want to give yourself more time if you take bart. problems for some riders. delays expected to last more than a year. we'll tell you which lines will be affected. a little girl's tale of survival. the chp calls the girl's will to live remarkable. also that is one powerful storm. the premiere

same thing for mill pea it is a.is go sh -- for mill pea ties. 69 pown 10 view. 69 for mountain view. downtown san francisco is 65 degrees and daly city is 58. get you up to the north bay and you will be seeing plenty of 70s. pretty mild weather, 75 calistoga and san rafael 70 degrees. east bay temperatures in the 60s. 68 in union city. oakland, 65 for you in richmond. inland areas, in the midto upper 60s, but it is going to be warmer than normal again, 70 sick in fairfield. 70 pleasanton and 71 in livermore. here is a look at the forecast for the st. patrick's day parade. it is starting at second and market. it works its way to civic center plaza and the weather cannot be better. 59 degrees and in the mid60s and sunny for the 1 to 3:00 hour and then we are looking at sunshine and breezy conditions. 62 by 5:00 p.m. the accu-weather seven-day forecast, i know st. patrick's day is on sunday. you will see green and blue. that's the way i put it. a little cooler on sunday. much more of a drop in the temperatures on tuesd

same thing for mill pea it is a. it is go sh -- ties. mill pea ties. 69 pown 10 view. 69 for mountain view. downtown san francisco is 65 degrees and daly city is 58. get you up to the north bay and you will be seeing plenty of 70s. pretty mild weather, 75 calistoga and san rafael 70 degrees. east bay temperatures in the 60s. 68 in union city. oakland, 65 for you in richmond. inland areas, in the midto upper 60s, but it is going to be warmer than normal again, 70 sick in fairfield. 70 pleasanton and 71 in livermore. here is a look at the forecast for the st. patrick's day parade. it is starting at second and market. it works its way to civic center plaza and the weather cannot be better. 59 degrees and in the mid60s and sunny for the 1 to 3:00 hour and then we are looking at sunshine and breezy conditions. 62 by 5:00 p.m. the accu-weather seven-day forecast, i know st. patrick's day is on sunday. you will see green and blue. that's the way i put it. a little cooler on sunday. much more of a drop in the temperatures on tuesday. mid60s inla

. >> things are back to normal in the mill pea das -- mill pea ties neighborhood. they isolated and evacuated the area of sout park victoria drive. they were relocated to the mill pea it is a sports center. the residential gas line failed around 2:00. several agencies responded including police. the san jose fire department and red cross. neighbors were able to return about two hours later. no injuries were reported. survivors of the san brew though pipeline came together -- san bruno pipeline came together. eight people died and dozens were injured that devastated the neighborhood. they, woulded on the mural that was finished last week. today city officials unveiled the plaque of remembrance. they continued to press for stronger safety reforms after the blast. >>> and you may want to give yourself more time if you take bart. problems for some riders. delays expected to last more than a year. we'll tell you which lines will be affected. a little girl's tale of survival. the chp calls the girl's will to live remarkable. also that is one powerful storm. storm. the pr

same thing for mill pea it is a.ea ties. 69 pown 10 view. 69 for mountain view. downtown san francisco is 65 degrees and daly city is 58. get you up to the north bay and you will be seeing plenty of 70s. pretty mild weather, 75 calistoga and san rafael 70 degrees. east bay temperatures in the 60s. 68 in union city. oakland, 65 for you in richmond. inland areas, in the midto upper 60s, but it is going to be warmer than normal again, 70 sick in fairfield. 70 pleasanton and 71 in livermore. here is a look at the forecast for the st. patrick's day parade. it is starting at second and market. it works its way to civic center plaza and the weather cannot be better. 59 degrees and in the mid60s and sunny for the 1 to 3:00 hour and then we are lookin at sunshine and breezy conditions. 62 by 5:00 p.m. the accu-weather seven-day forecast, i know st. patrick's day is on sunday. you will see green and blue. that's the way i put it. a little cooler on sunday. much more of a drop in the temperatures on tuesday. mid60s inland and m

. ♪ >> oh, god, peas. peas. ew. >> oh, peas. cleanse your pallate. >> number two.o first. >> car yacht carrots? >> yeah, carrots definitely. [ buzzer ] >> sweet potato. >> three. not good. hold on. >> ew. >> oh, god. those little vienna sausages. >> beef, that is nasty. >> really? oh. no. >> i'm going to get this one. >> dip into four. >> okay, all right. i little too much. >> oh, god, i'm not kidding. you know what that is? asparagus. >> green beans. >> green beans, you're right. >> yeah! >> last one. i'm nauseous. i swear i'm nauseous. >> no, no. >> okay. carrots. >> that's right. you want to know what he just asked me? you didn't hear it? >> say it. >> he asked if you can say a-s-s on tv, because he thought that's what it tasted like. >> and he's right, i'm not kidding. >>> the handsome dylan mcdermott is coming up. >> ooh, i can't wait. >> yeah, but first these messages. every year we pick a new city to explore. but thanks to hotwire, this year we got to take an extra trip. because they get us ridiculously low prices on really nice hotels and car rentals. so we

and washington everyone has giant eyes peas you have google they're making hand over fist money but there's really no royalty for the artist so the real content on the internet look at a site like pirate bay which you know i think that was a brilliant idea but really pirate bay and the torrent sites are trading mostly in creative content like something like ninety nine percent or a very large portion of that content is film and music and there is really no royalty structure so you know essentially artists are are in the sort of surf like you know lifestyle right now and least the radio generates some royalty for the artist but the internet isn't generating any royalty for the artist are let's talk about another entrepreneur cam dot com in new zealand he will soon launch his service called mega box now this is a site for artists to upload their content they will keep ninety percent of all revenues earned his site mega upload at one point he had five percent of the global traffic he was considered to be a threat to the our i am the m.p.a. and they took his site down but he's coming ba

look at companies like you know here we have a big guy if he's in washington everyone has giant eyes peas you have google they're making hand over fist money but there's really no royalty for the artist so the real content on the internet look at a site like pirate bay which you know i think that was a brilliant idea but really pirate bay and the torrent sites are trading mostly in creative content like something like ninety nine percent or a very large portion of that content is film and music and there is really no royalty structure so you know essentially artists are are in the sort of surf like you know lifestyle right now and least the radio generates some royalty for the artist but the internet isn't generating any royalty for the artist are let's talk about another entrepreneur cam dot com in new zealand he will soon launch his service called mega box now this is a site for artists to upload their content they will keep ninety percent of all revenues earned his site mega upload at one point he had five. percent of the global traffic he was considered to be a threat to the our i am

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the halftime show with the black eyed peas went off without a hitch. did fergie get some work done? she looks amazing. and the route continued in the second half. bubby brister threw three interceptions, and then keith woodside zigzagged past greg lloyd for another score. has to be the greatest run in super bowl history. sorry, steeler fans, i can now guarantee that the packers will win 49-6. i think we can all agree the best thing about this year's super bowl is that the jets aren't in it. the jets are a lot like the yankees, everyone hates them, only they don't have good players, a winning tradition or a coach who doesn't beat off every time a player gets their ankle taped. we'll try to do better next time. good night canada, and tony. [cheers & applause] >> stephen: tonight, pope benedict's last day in office. he will now just be the vessel through which god watches game shows all day. [ laughter ] can anyone stop the sequester? come on asteroid! my guest jon favreau is president obama's longtime speechwriter csm we nail him? yes, we can. girls gone wild has filed for bankruptcy.

this whole thing is connect parents, educators and teens together to talk about both the eat your peas and how you stay a digital citizen and do the whole thing and i encourage everybody to check that out and i think that's the type of resource that will get us to where we need to go. it's called a "platform for good .org" and part of the family institute. >> yay. i think that's the way to cap it off really. let's lose the fear. let's bring -- it's safety, risk prevention, online risk prevention, whatever you want to call is is not the goal. it's important but not the goal. it's the mean to the end and the end is full safe effective successful engagement in participatory media and culture and society. this is a participatory medium that we're talking about in a network world. we're are in this environment and network participatory environment and our students need the tools. they need social emotional learning is a key tool and technical and literacy and media is behavioral so this has just been a fantastic day. thanks to all for coming and thank you everybody. i just want to share one

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i feel like we are two peas in a pod, because you've had some experiences with broken toes. >> yes, i'mery clumsy and broken my toes multiple times. actually, the same day i got the call from millionaire, about 20 minutes later, i was so excited and distracted, i walked into my office chair and broke my toe. >> oh. >> second time this year. >> wow, the second time the same toe? >> yeah, same toe. >> oh, my gosh. how long does it take to heal? >> this time i was lucky. about only three weeks. first time, three months. >> oh, great. so i got to have this for three months? >> you could, yeah. >> wow. but i always thought maybe you break things because you're so animated and excited and not that you're a klutz, but you say it's just being a klutz. >> it's mostly being a klutz. sometimes it's my mind's in a different place than where my body is, so-- >> well, keep your mind here, and your feet. and your feet. >> [laughing] >> and you're still taking on round 1. you have banked $10,100. you're 12 questions away from the million, and you have 2 lifelines left. are you ready? >> i'm ready. >> a

can corn, can peas, you can drain that and drink the water and eat the vegetables. buy can food that you eat normally. and a can opener. first aid kit, have 3. have you a small one in the car, have a nice sized one for home and make sure you have one at work. make sure if you are a diabetic or have a heart condition, something that you normal take have a little supply. have a storage area for this. consider this. if you have a supply kit, make sure you have one that's mobile. mobile meaning, if you have to evacuate a square mile for disaster or terrorist or anything, have it in there with you in case you are on your own for a bit. you might not be in your home. you might be somewhere else. there's a tsunami coming in. if you have kids at home what do you keep for them? make sure you keep them entertained and have food they like. the most useful tool in a disaster? scissors. if you use clothes you will be cold. [inaudible]. duct tape. many uses. you want garbage bags. line the toilet with trash bags. you want to line it, line it up use the tape, tape it around. the o

she and the black eyed peas may be taking a break but she's not slowing down here with her first interview wet n wild cosmetics overseeing makeovers all morning long in our studio. in just a moment we'll see some of her signature looks but a look inside fergie's world right now ♪ i owe it all to you you you >> reporter: she's a vocal powerhouse, a global icon and in a word fergalicious. ♪ fergalicious make those boys go loco." >> reporter: stacy ann better known as fergie is a phenomenon winning eight grammys and selling 50 million albums worldwide. by her own definition she is simply glamorous. ♪ glamorous >> reporter: she gained worldwide fame with the black eyed peas spawning hits. ♪ i got that boom boom boom ♪ imma be on the -- >> reporter: then "the duchess." seems generating hits is something she can't help doing. ♪ the girls can't help it >> reporter: she has dominated the world of fashion for years with fergie footwear. her award winning fragrance outspoken and more recently her own wet n wild cosmetic line and now after years of success the song tress, wife, entrepreneur and fashi

land that has given thee so much over the years, the next time you take a bite out of a blossom bluff peah, make sure to savor the fact that you are also biting into 75 years of a family's hard work and loving care of the land. >> and as long as we can keep doing it, i just feel like it's a way of keeping up a tradition, and we take pride in what we do. everyone here takes pride in what they do, so we just want to do a really good job. >> hi. i'm adrienne garcia, and today we're gonna make a stone fruit granite and-- with whipped cream. so here we have some pots that i've cooked just in water and sugar. you just want to cook them until they're tender when you pierce them with a knife. and you can--what you're gonna do firsd is you're gonna puree these. you can use a blender, a food processor--whatever you want. i like the food processor becaupe you end up with a nice texture. and we're gonna puree this until it's--there are no chunks left. [whirring] so granite is just a french word for granita, or shaved ice. you need sugar in it or else it won't scrape at all. it'll be completely rock s

reporter: when kelly saves and shares seeds they represent a lot more to her than just lettuce and peasfor her, they represent a political act. >> if you have seeds, you hold the capacity to grow your own food and to feed yourself. >> reporter: it's become a family affair for kelly. snipping salad greens for dinner with her daughters. for others it is a necessity. >> i have people that are like, thank you, i could not have healthy food if it weren't for the fact that they could get access to free seed. >> reporter: cultivating an appreciation for nature's gifts one seed at a time. diana alviyar, nbc news, richmond, california. >> that is our broadcast for this friday night and for this week. thank you for being here with us. a reminder. we're back on the air tonight with an all new rock center at 10:00/9:00 central. i'm brian williams. lester holt will be here with you this weekend. we'll look for you right back here monday night. in the meantime, please have a good weekend. in the meantime, please have a good weekend. good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com of what one man tr

i was pushing about 55, 60 and he was pulling away from me like a little pea. i came further and further the smaller he got. he was doing about 100 if i had to guess. we backed off because the air unit had it. i wasn't even around the corner when he bailed. as soon as we turned the corner you could see him running and then you could see the car crash. i was scared tonight 'cause when we tackled him down here on the sidewalk one of his hands was pinned under his body. it kinda got me scared 'cause i thought he still had the gun in his hand. so, i mean, overall, he was the bad guy. he took a lady's car. he was pointing a gun at people at a circle k. he needed to get caught. all's well that ends well. nobody got hurt, i'm going home tonight. and everybody else is going to go home and he'll go to jail. that's the way the ball bounced. and we just got to fix the fence. my wife takes centrum silver. i've been on the fence about it. then i read an article about a study that looked at the long term health benefits of taking multivitamins. they used centrum silver for t

it is a wonderful peas of machinery for anybody who is creative. >> is printer a misnomer? >> it's confusing to people, but a 3-d printer works similarly to a 2-d printer. with a 3-d printer, you take a 3-d model that is virtual on your screen and you make it a physical 3-d model. engineers, industrial designers, architects, they just get this. they have been using this type of technology for a long time on and now theyide, have access to it and can have it on their desktop. they can make prototypes. if they don't like the way looks, they don't have to show their boss. they can throw it away and make another one. it allows innovators to iterate so they can make a model and they can make another one. and then they can make another one. in the old days, this would take a month to make a model. you could iterate multiple times a year. with a maker bot, you can iterate multifil multiple times. are these other models doing the same thing? >> this is our bot farm. this is a wall of replicator maker bot. when it's done, we give more weight to people here at ces. that is one of the

reporter: but the data shows that some carry higher levels of pesticides than others, for example, snow peas had higher levels from guatemala. >> we have a really good track record of having produce with pesticides below tolerance. >> reporter: the majority of the food at west coast produce comes from the u.s. and mexico. and in the last 18 years, he has been in business, he says he only had pesticide problems a couple of times. >> i think maybe once or twice, so it is very, very rare. >> reporter: rare, but still a risk. a gamble with your health the state is not willing to take. stephanie tron, nbc bay area news. >>> okay, we may break records in terms of weather. >>> we'll get oh, so close in terms of weather, in napa, 80 degrees, 79 in gilroy, and 79 in livermore. and 67 in san francisco, from fog that was up against the immediate coast. right now temperatures are cooler, there is fog developing in san francisco up to navato, and we did have again, very warm temperatures. let's get you outside to the live high definition camera, in san francisco, not a lot of fog, but a sliver making it

produce brief heavy downpours, gusts to 60 miles per hour and of course we still have that potential for pea to dime sized hail here in the bay area. we'll watch that for you on alert today. by 11:00 p.m., showers start to dissipate. then as we wake up and meet back here tomorrow morning, we'll start out nice and clear and cool. seven-day outlook tells the story. major changes headed our way. we'll jump from 50s today right back to the mid 70s. our pollen levels have dropped off significantly. you probably noticed that if you have been suffering from allergies. as temperatures climb, so do those levels. we'll be at the high pollen level again by monday. tuesday to wednesday, we look good. here's what's interesting about the month of march. we look active not just this week. we h the following week looks like we'll get hammered. march helps us make up deficits when it comes to average rainfall. back to you. welcome home, laura, and jon. >> it is 4:49. investigators at a wildlife sanctuary near fresno are trying to figure out how an intern at the park ended up inside a lion's enclosure. 24-yea

let's go back out in front here we brought you some stuff, too to help you out hi, sweet pea. hi.me? yeah. who wants to carry something? me. me. you? ok. let's see. you're the big one so you can... here you go. can you carry that? is it too...? here, can you carry that? it's cold. i don't want to carry it. oh, can you hold it by the handle, maybe? got it? all right! look at that! uh-oh. you guys been real good? yeah, they've been working hard. hey look at this. mmmmmm. that's up to dad. he makes the decisions. now, do you want this or you want ice cream? i want this. here's a snack, guys. you guys are going to bed and i don't need you bouncing off the walls. that's not a bad idea. have an apple. alex? ( laughing ) you really did impress me. you all really pulled together and i know you want to stay together. the reason why we brought you this stuff is we want to make sure that the kids were... i want to be a policeman. you want to be a policeman? yes. uh. we want to make sure that we could leave the kids here and they would have some food. we didn't have any problem with the fact

>> i play pea iano, not guitar. >> close. >> i tried to make one once. it is a lot harder than it looks. >> the pitch, ramon, how do you think he did? >> overall well. i think his delivery was great. i think you are having a solution to a problem of people who want fancy, interesting guitars. i would add more on the money that's been made. investors want to though how to get back their money and focus on the success you may have had before no matter how small. i would add those two things. >> right. okay. david? >> this business is passing the best test of good business ideas, is it inate? this is a business that reflects your interest, your creativity, your passion. that's important. the amount of money you are raising and the equity is probably market appropriate. i think you have a good shot at raising the money and going into business. >> now the key for someone who isn't necessarily a customer, this shows how big the pitch is, would you take another meeting? did he show you there is a company here? >> i think so. you have a company already. you are

now sit up straight and eat your peas and your skirt is too short it is it a bad idea. >> that is libitarian and you don't like anybody putting limitings. you don't like anything. >> and what about the centers and traditions. if people want to dress in dressy shorts, why shouldn't they? >> i think -- >> what if you went to a conference in youry robes? >> i wore a shorty robe to the convention in 2008 and 2009 10 and len and 12. >> there is such a thing of a too short of a shorty robe. >> where is there a robe that is short on you? >> oh. harris! >> we know what it goes to. girl in six inch heels that is six feet tall. >> what about the jeging. >> are those jewish leggings? >> no. it is the stuff that you can't wear. >> you can't wear jegings. >> i have the but for it >> it is in the trunk of your car. bill do people write you up if you are wearing pump a tailored skirt. >> the women's wear or the cool shoes in the late 90s you would pump up? i love those pumps. call my ebay. track the button down and tasteful suit and stylish blazers and loafers and khakings. you can either have well dressed

because of the cold war it took an incredible amount of work falsified documents and diligence to get peas iron curtain and infiltrate them from society. >> bob anderson has been a member of the fbi for years and director of counterintelligence. >> they take the identity and persona oef. >> seems to be a nice family. >> two of them made it two of their names. >> once the soviet union laughs and there was a flood of russian immigrants to the united states. they are all every where. they got so much attention because she embellished the whole fiery red head sexy james bond spy that fed all of our fantasies. >> there is something about the whole james bond picturesque exotic romantic spying that can't vats us. >> they offer a family business and it appears it is no different. there are reports her father was a high ranking officer in the kgb. in 2001, 19-year-old anna traveled to england where she met and quickly we had a dashing english man named alex chapman. the steamy marriage would not last after divorcing in 2006 anna arrived in in new york city. >> it was in this luxury high rise in ne

president obama insisted both sides is our peas and both sides will need to make concessions for anyf lasting peace to exist in suggesting the framework of the deal is already before them. >> if we can get direct negotiations started again i believe that the shape of a potential deal is there. lou: president obama recognizing the obstacles in the way of any 2-state solution, asking both nations not to fall back on all political positions and demands and to face the reality that some tough compromises have to be made by both parties. >> i think it is difficult, frankly, because sometimes even though we know what compromises have to be made in order to achieve these, is hard to admit that those compromises need to be made. as a politician like it's a desire for political leaders to get too far ahead of your constituencies. lou: meanwhile, the 89 year-old president of israel today may a shocking in mission about what president obama means when he says all options are on the table in dealing with this country. the president, according to press is prepared to strike. also tonight, the whi

[chica squeaking] - oh, i'd love to, tweet pea-- [hiccupping] but now i have to cure these hiccups so[hiccupping] disco display. [hiccupping] oh, dear. [hiccupping] - well, i'll help you, cluckums.

not only did he say help soak peas we amy our nuclear arsenal at you and all the sudden we recognizekedown. but better to be safe than sorry because this maniac, this loony tune who has testified no, you may actually set off. lou: trust? >> well, also we heard today, the president said one year away from having a nuclear capability. so we better start preparing for what could be attacked. what is even more bizarre is, you know, we could have had all this in motion. now we have to start a project that we stopped in 2009? is going to cost a lot of money to restart this. >>

the korean pea nin sue la is headed for war. they they made that wake to nullify the agreement back in 1953. now no one exactly knows what that means, but there are concerns that north korea could perhaps say some sort of military provocation or raid that could really fire up facilities on the korean peninsula. there was a threat of a preemptive nuclear strike on the united states and south korea. they've threatened to strike before but never a nuclear strike. just late last night, pri anna, we had word from the korean state broadcaster that very much the korean peninsula was on the brink of war and that they were ready for war. what does this mean? nobody knows. we are dealing with a pariah, an isolated state that no one can know, kim jong-un, anyone is thinking, you chave to assume that perhaps north korea does have something up its sleeve. >> i know you have, of course, been to the dmz which was created by the cease fire. i went about a year ago when president obama was visiting and it was sort of -- it's almost, i would say,

he said that nation needs to make peas with the palestinians in order to ensure israel's survival andd for a two-state solution, one that gives the palestinians a land of their own. the president's comments come after he met with the palestinian leader, abass. he said israel has true partners in the leaders of the palestinian authority, but in a graphic reminder, the palestinian soldiered fired rockets on a city just hours before the president's visit to the west bank. >> children the same age is a my own daughters, who went to bed at night >> sat down with the israeli pratt and the talked of possible war with iran. >> that's right. perez was saying -- i was in the same garden with him today at his official residence, that the walked with president obama yesterday, and he said based on the talks today and yesterday, president obama did about having israel's back with a potential military strike, to prevent iran from getting nuclear weapons. president perez told me he believes this is not just talk and that president obama is willing to launch a military strike if necessary. >> america

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. >> two of them were just peas in a pod. they do everything, enjoy every minute of life together. >> reporter: 14-year-old marcus was in the pit area of the racetrack last night helping his cousin prepare for a race while chase was doing warm up laps he tried to make a turn and lost control of the vehicle. >> straight out the ticket and probably 90 miles an hour and flew in the air and marcus left my side to go to the bathroom and was walking back from the restroom and the car flew in the air and hit him. >> reporter: marcus and a 68-year-old died from injuries. chase wasn't hurt. marcus had been racing since he was five and as these trophies she he excelled at the sport. the teen was looking forward to playing high school basketball next year. >> the sweetest young man, coaches, friends will tell you the first one to help somebody or give somebody a hand. >> reporter: the sheriff's office is investigating the cause of the accident but rob johnson said his steering wheel popped off and that's why he lost control. >> every ti