goliath and took that victory at talladega. that often. talladega is the place where there's going to be a lot of mixing up and a lot of different leaders but usually at the end you can count on one hand the guy you think will be winners. ragan wasn't on that hand. >> does it take on new meaning with the new chase where you win a race and nearly in. >> can you feel it? could you just taste it tonight how bad those guys wanted to win that race, jeff gordon pushing on brad keselowski. matt kenseth moving everybody around and kyle busch started outside the top 15 on that last restart with fresh tires and drove, did he say blindfold. i don't know what he said around the top side of the track in order to grab the third spot. >> it was mo-fo or something like that. keselowski is not only excited about kenseth but for his teammate, the guy he wanted to be part of penske racing, there's brad congratulating tonight's winner, joey logano. sfx: bing. >>who's got two hooves and just got a claim status update from geico? this guy, that's wh

let's get the dude from talladega nights? how did this come about? yeah, i mean, i'm scratching my head as much as you are. how i got this job. i think i did all right. and yeah, certainly, esteemed company. the people that have done this before. james earl jones, morgan freeman. meryl streep. pretty, pretty impressive company. >> riley brings the feisty male cub scout to life. >> scout is looking for a role model. which bear will he grow up to be? he could be an angry bear >> little male cub. i related to. super mischievous, and always thinking he could do more than he was capable. reminded me of my stefl whself s a kid. >> go around. go around. to get amazing footage. film makers from the disney nature spent ape year in alaska's national park and preserve. at one point the filmmakers got a visit from dr. jane goodall, famous for her work with chimpanzees, disney nature's ambassador. >> were you able to get close to the bears when you were there? >> it was magic. i met the star of the movie, sky, and the two cubs. >> i met the star. >> she is the st

that is the character that will ferrell played in "talladega nights."ding to a lawsuit filed by sony pictures, the name of this place is not the only similarity. >> looking for a great name for your new business? avoid litigation, stay away from will ferrell movies. bobby'sany behind ricky sports saloon and restaurant was sued by sony pictures for trademark infringement. according to the complaint, it was based on the will ferrell movie, "talladega 8 nights." the restaurant features scantily clad waitresses, a racecar nearly identical to the one that .ill ferrell drove in the movie like coming at you like a spider monkey that references lines from the movie. the publicly traded corporation behind the restaurant also runs nightclubs, has more than 1200 employees. can they start a restaurant that looks like a talladega nights themed restaurant without permission? consumersossible that will be confused about who is behind ricky bobby, the court is likely to find for sony. rick's cabaret international has yet to respond to the complaint. you stay classy, sa

if we get out of the entitlement cultural and talladega, we will be back to a meritocracy and earn yourp regardless of race or ethnicity. and then what do we get? a better business environment? or economic environment? in a school environment. >> i don't disagree with anything that david said. when we heard the decision yesterday, it makes me ink that states have the right to dictate the will of their citizens. this administration has been really upset. anger and anxiety, they don't want stateso control their own destiny whatsoever. one of the broader implications of this? >> it is a real danger and a threat to the republic. the fact is that it didn't start with the obama administration. you can trace it all the way back to woodrow wilson and taking away the power of state legislatures to elect the senators, making it a popular vote. the founders of our great country we live the we are not a democracy but a representative republic. and that representative republic, states have a great deal of power. the 10th amendment clearly identifies out and says that all powers that are not dictated

this is part of the too big filming talladega. is part of a process the bloomberg administration really made official housing policy to gentrify the stateaid. to turn it into a gilded city. i spoke to a lot of people for this article who work inside the agencies. they say the city agencies that would prosecute these are underfunded but there's also a lack of political will. >> one point you raise in your article is there has been the housing market has rebounded, but homeownership has not increased nationwide. talk about that. to thehat we're going national level, at which we talk all the time about the housing recovery. and never asks who is the recovery for. this discrepancy between homeownership and rising prices i think really gets to the heart of the matter. we're seeing home prices rise rapidly in many cities across the country. the national homeownership rate is still falling. who is buying these homes? well, it is these private equity firms like a blackstone group, like american homes for rent, that are buying up the credi

very different than talladega. again, i just hope that is the mentality that takes over. once you have that mentality to the american public will love shopping for insurance on an exchange. >> will see if maryland can manage to catch up. >> were connecticut now have said look, we think it's got a very good record. we are going to consult and provide that package to other people. you don't have to reinvent the wheel. some of the state said it signed up for the federal exchange are saying can we take the connecticut thing, put in place of the federal exchange? that would be good. >> host: makes a lot of sense. you also write here, this is probably one of the more sensitive part of the experience one of the president believes was that the public should be up to trust what he said. clearly this took a big hit if you want like your doctor you can in premiums will go down by 2500 per family per year. those things didn't come to fruition completely. the public perception, we can agree that public perception did agree with that violation of the polls to reflect that. just a bias,

that they were incorporated into the military service and there's truly the sky is the limit in talladega. i realized very quickly and the only thing that limited us as human beings but we could do was if we looked at it from a training perspective and put our minds to it there is almost nothing we could do with these dogs. it was eye-opening to me the level of capability and capacity. as i transitioned to get ready to get out of the navy is when the regular seal team started implementing their own k9 program. it's frustrating from a military standpoint and has a special operator that all the programs were used before in the special warfare communities back in that he there was a number of units that used them. they got to where and they knew how to train the dogs and get them where they need to be and like a lot of programs that are expensive and from a building standpoint they are hard to maintain and when the budget cuts come, programs like that are one of the first things to go because they are labor-intensive and expensive. there wasn't a single operations unit that still used canine

after "talladega nights," i became a licensed nascar driver. and what was the third one?nk you robbed a freight train. >> i'm going with the "talladega nights" just to vary it up. >> you are correct. yes, i have robbed a freight train and i do collect amateur clown paintings. >> wow. >> you were so calm-like, too. >> i used to be a clown when i was a kid. >> oh, there you go. >> could you briefly walk us through the train robbery? how did that go down? >> well, there's a train line that ran through my neighborhood when i was a kid. and we used to go up there where we weren't supposed to be. and one night they stopped the train on the tracks. my friend said let's go break open that boxcar. we were like, all right. we took a rock and smashed the padlock and opened it up. from floor to sooeceiling was g clumpies. we unloaded like 400 boxes. don't do this, kids. it's a felony to break into a freight train. but i didn't know. >> don't ride the rails, kids. >> what's the statute of limitations? you just confessed to a crime. >> we were so young. >> i bet you never look at corn

bullets and by just being on the market it has blown a bit of a hole through new york's new gun laws talladegaas the nation's toughest questions are being asked whether state legislators really intended new restrictions to be effective if the gun made his exploit a clear design loophole.