there to catch what he thinks will be another history-making day for ron cook. l, ron has already smashed 12 other speed records. and rarely disappoints. >> i've seen ron race before. he's very fast on a pike. his bike is 200 miles an hour, kawasaki has a nitrous bottle on it. this thing is a rocket. >> mark watches as ron shoots off down the track, disappearing into a cloud of dust. it's only later that he learned what happened next. ron moves up to fourth gear and hits the nitrous boost button, gaining enough horsepower to hit top speed. he's blasting at 175 miles per hour, when his front wheel begins to wobble. ron struggles to regain control, but it's a losing battle. he makes a split-second decision to abandon the bike before it crashes. but as this terrifying video shows, ron doesn't fall away from the bike. his right leg is caught under the seat, pulling him at almost 200 miles per hour along the hard, dusty surface. >> the bike actually dragged him like a horse would drag a cowboy. so it was quite a ride. >> the friction of ron's body against the ground b

cook was 14 when she found scientology, a religion established in the 1950s, by the science fiction writer, l. ron hubbard. debbie cook so firmly believed in scientology, she went to work full-time for the church. she rose all the way up to the rank of captain, at the church's so-called flagbase, in clear water, florida. >> welcome to the mecca of scientology. >> reporter: but in around 2005, cook says she started to see high-level members of the church behave in ways she found deeply disturbing. it began, she told us, when she was apt to start working more closely with the leader of the church, david miscavige. >> one thing that has always set us apart is we are unselfish. we have a monopoly on solutions. but we share those solutions for anyone who reaches for them. >> reporter: missavidge is best-known for the world's scientology, tom cruise. >> the most dedicated scientologi scientologist, i know. >> i have never met a more competent, a more intelligent, a more tolerant, a more compassionate being. we are lucky to have you. and thank you very much. >> reporter: but debbie cook has testified in

ron pau. joining us is charlie cook, an nbc analyst, and it's great to have you here on super tuesday, charliee any chance that romney doesn't take this and moves higher and the game's over? today's not a game-over, or is today a game-over? >> well, first of all, after everything that happened here, any chance, i'm not sure i want to go there. but the numbers you went through, you see, romney has as many votes -- as many delegates, excuse me, as santorum, gingr h gingrich, ron paul combined, if that happens again today, and i think it will happen again today, you can say, okay, we're in the mopping-up phase. that when you get to this point in march, this is a delegate fight, not a momentum fight. and it looks like romney is pretty much rolling it up at this point. >> if he mops it up, the next question is, what does he need to do and can he do it to energize his base and energize the party to really rally around him? you saw "the wall street journal" article on the front page yesterday saying that the republican party, all this bickering, all of this negative campaigning has been, quote-unquot

cooking. four strikeouts, one earned run and six innings. bottom six, and the panda, see ya. second jack of the spring. in the seventh, ron brian wilson on the hill. two outs, striking out both. giants beat the a's 7-2, that was your toyotat, report, coming up later, little golf, tennis, and soccer, and alex smith and peyton manning and droppingsidering dropping him. >> the same thing, is it going to happen? >> fine out tuesday. the 49ers are stocking up to make it a better choice for him to come here. >> if you think your caller i.d. is protecting you, think again. >> a chill you go warning about antibiotic and how overusing them could send modern medicine back to the stone age. medicare. it doesn't cover everything. and what it doesn't cover can cost you some money. that's why you should consider an aarp... medicare supplement insurance plan... insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. all medicare supplement insurance plans can help pay... some of what medicare doesn't, so you could save... thousands of dollars in out-of-pocket expenses. call now for this free information kit and medicare guide. if you're turning

cooking. four strikeouts, one earned run and six innings. bottom six and the panda, see ya. second jack of the spring. in the seventh, ronl. two outs striking out both. giants beat the a's 7-2, that was your toyota sports report, coming up later, little golf, tennis and soccer, and alex smith and peyton manning and alex is considering dropping him. >> the same thing is it going to happen? >> fine out tuesday. the 49ers are stocking up to make it a better choice for him to come here. >> if you think your caller i.d. is protecting you think again. >> a chill you go warning about antibiotic and how overusing them could send modern medicine back to the stone age. >>> good evening, checking your headlines. warnings for skiers and surfers roads are slippery and treacherous from snow that's falling as low as mt. hamilton and there's a surf advisory out tonight. 17-foot waves could be coming in. the storm is expected to bring more showers tomorrow. >>> tonight, gilroy police have suspended the search for the mother of an iraqi war veteran act least for now. they say they have found no sign of martha gutierrez who they believe to

ron paul at 13% as well. is it over yet? >> reporter: no, it's not over yet but tomorrow on super tuesday mitt romney hopes to cook a lot of stuffnd eat it, to use gary's analogy. he is coming up in ohio. ohio is the place where rick santorum needs to hurt romney because so far when the stakes have been raised and it's come to big tests, rick santorum has won smaller stuff. michigan was a test. he made that a battleground. mitt romney pulled it out very close. but we've seen him follow the same trajectory in ohio coming back from a deficit. it's not an impressive performance but it may be enough to show everybody that he can't be stopped. so you have ten states that are voting tomorrow. that nationally mitt romney has developed, has reflected his comeback in the state of michigan and his trick try in arizona. he has some momentum. he has significant political problems but is doing okay now heading into super tuesday. >> now this poll, and i was reading the piece this morning, suggests that all of this bickering, all of this negative campaigning is, quote/unquote, corrosive and that it actually means that many republicans may not