the penske team, joey lagano and brad keselowski, dominated.e winner last week. we tried to make it two in a row. going download 23 left. on the last lap, because lasky tries to return the favor but lagano was able to hold him off and wins. the penske goes 1-2. you are driving the pencil car with a pennzoil logo on the infield. there's only one thing to go do. there you have it. >> looks like a big advertisement right there. >> thank you. >>> coming up next at 11:00. >> we have a contract now that will put our students at the center. >> the oakland teachers union has ratified a contract with the district so classes will resume tomorrow. >> the 11:00 >>> after a 7-day strike, oakland teachers returned to the classroom tomorrow. i am maureen naylor in for jullian taylor. >> and i am frank somerville. more than 16,000 teachers cast their votes. the teachers union says more than 70% of the teachers voted today. it was split into two votes, both of which passed with a simple majority needed. 64% voted yes for the 2017-2018 contract term and 58% vote

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