battling teammates and another roush fenway car in the mix, too. we'll show it to you, now. >> i got in there and in the top. carl was digging on the bottom. it could see him on quarter panel. easing up the track to give him room. i got a pretty good run off the corner. i don't know what happened behind me. it was pretty bad behind me. i don't know exactly what happened back there. >> krista: not the win, but you are the points leader. get a take from the teammate carl edwards. what happened? >> matt spun his tires on the restart. i went down on the apron. he gave me a ton of room and we got bunched up over there. thank aflac for being on board, the fastenal ford subway, kellogg, ups and best buy. we were not that good at beginning of the race. fun to battle. fun place to race, slick and fun. glad we could at least see the winner up there. that was good time. >> krista: strong day for roush fenway. steve? >> steve: well, matt kenseth, tell us what happened on the backstretch on the last restart? >> i don't know. carl laid back. and, you know, got b

roushe? >> this feeds into one of my principal concerns about the budget that has been submitted to you. first, in addition to 38 retirements, which we had this last year. we lost no fewer than 21 ftes, to the new cfpb. so, there's supposed to be 59 fte open positions at the commission. second, however, each and every one of those empty position s left by the 59 ftes, has either been filled or it will befie fi period under the 2013 budget. third, the 59 slots will be augmented by another ten ftes under the budget request you are considering. so the result, aassuming the 59 slots had remained unfilled is an addition of 69 ftes. fourth, many of those ftes will be used to combat the so-called financial fraud cases despite the fact that we now share jurisdiction with the new cfpb. fifth. insofar as the testimony suggest s or indicate s or implies that there are other substantial savings that will be made, i would suggest to you most respectfully that it's penny wise and pound foolish and ma is th

something you touched on a little bit, the listing of the sage roush. i have a letter that you responded to a request for some information. first of all, i want to say thank you. i'm not used to the administration responding to requests for information. it means a lot, and in fact a shared concern that we have for that listing was an important part of that. if the sage grouse were to be listed i think it would have a devastating impact on public lands. one being renewable energy. i have many concerns with land management controls opposed by blm and sage grouse, and for that reason i'm putting together a working group. have you an interim plan. without the listing an interim plan for -- and it was -- i believe call it instructional memorandum, and that was to maintain and enhance sage grouse habitat, which i think is an appropriate goal. concern i have is that mitigation is not part of the restrictions. and so this is my question. i'm concerned, if the proposed actions themselves would not be more restrictive, perhaps even more harmful than an actual lis

. >> that's jack roush. >> he gets there early and stays late.lugs i believe there. >> reporter: here's jeff gordon. >> if you watch them long enough, you get a sense of the intensity that that he bring to doing what they do. >> reporter: up close at the great american race through the eyes of a pro. in chevy chase bob barnard, fox 5 news. >>> what better way to spend your afternoon than getting dirty? hundreds of people came out to sweet home, oregon, for the annual mud fest and what you see is what you get. the whole event is simply people driving big trucks through tons of mud. people who participated in mud fest say there's nothing better to do on the weekends. >> the adrenaline is pumping and the engines are revving and just hoping that you keep moving forward, you know, bouncing off the bumps and making sure the kids are seatbelted in and ain't flying out. >> we like the track. >> the blowing, the wreckage, the carnage, everything. how is that not exciting? >> mud fest has been going on since 1969. people say tickets sold out within 10 minu