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a tough job rting for fox here. kyle busch led 21 laps. got a flat tire. took out four other cars, including dale, jr., and busch and earn heart were done for the day. but the wrecks are just -- earnhardt were just getting done for the day. but the wrecks are just getting started. a 17-car accident. that took out kevin harvick and danika patrick. 16 of the 40 cars finished on the lead lap. kyle larson, a native of elk grove, grabs the lead. the 24-year-old looking for his first daytona win. but on the final lap, larson ran out of gas! allowing kirk busch to take the lead. larson dropped all the way to 12. and busch who led only the last lap wins. his first daytona 500 after previously being the runner up three times. the one lap led is the fewest ever by a daytona winner. >>> my rear-view mirror fell off with 30 to go. i was like, that's an omen. that's an omen. i won't have to look at it anymore. this car is completely thrashed. there's not a straight panel on it. their strategy today, who knew what. everybody's wrecking as soon as we were done with the s

>> we have a box of greeting cards from around the world and we just want people to know we rting buff what message they'd like to send to the folks wat they said be in the moment and hold your kids just a little bit tighter. now there have been no criminal arges in the case and we've reached out to the park that told us safety is its top priority. problem is amusement ride safety is governed by a patchwork of voluntary regulations and, robin, enforcement varies from state to state. >> what about the ride is it still in use. >> it's not in use. it's still up. the investigation is not fully concluded. when it is it will be torn down and the family says that won't happen soon enough. >> i'm sure for them. you never know what you're reaching out to a family like that as they said all those cards and letters helped them. brought them some measure of comfort. it did. matt, thank you. michael. >>> thank you, >>> coming up on our big boards the grammys go the stars taking the stand on stage. did they hit the mark or did they go too far? we'll talk about that plus the moment everyone is talkin

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