but according to the guy at the racetrack, the skis have been replaced with rollers. >> that is a big motorcycle. >> place your bet. >> oh, no. >> that was not close. that snowmobile dusts the mustang. >> you nknow that when he showe up with the snowmobile everybody was laughing. >> and listen to the track announcer, and the speeds that he clocked. >> the mustang clocked at 109 miles per hour on a snowmobil. >> here is another mismatch on the surface, a tesla x electra car sedan model and not exactly a sportscarb and the guyic taing the video is briding in a brand new corvette. they roll down the window and challenge this guy. >> you think you can beat me? >> we are going to try. >> and they are stuck at a red light, and boom, gone. the guy in the corvette, he does not really try the first time, but they are stuck at the next one and the guy is like, all right, i will give you another shot at it, but this time, he finds the tesla is gone. >> he smoked us. i'm shocked. >> in the long run, the corvette would win in a race, but tesla has it off of the line, but you are seeing the future

they're going to have well over 100,000 people jammed into the racetrack to watch the best of the cupnd we've got that. we've got the giants' baseball. barry zito running the bases. don't worry, we'll show you what we did with his arm. ,,,,,,,,,,,, look at them kids. [ sigh ] they have no idea what it was like before u-verse high speed internet. yeah, you couldn't just stream movies to a device like that. one time, i had to wait half a day to watch a movie. you watched movies?! i was lucky if i could watch a show. show?! man, i was happy to see a sneezing panda clip! trevor, have you eaten today? you sound a little grumpy. [ laughter ] [ male announcer ] connect all your wi-fi-enabled devices with u-verse high speed internet. rethink possible. [ male announcer ] wouldn't it be great if all devices had backup power? the chevrolet volt does. it's ingeniously designed to seamlessly switch from electricity to gas to extend your driving range. no wonder volt is america's best-selling plug-in. that's american ingenuity to find new roads. ♪ the 2013 volt. charge ahead of the rest in the hov

welcome back to part two of the sports show and we resume at the racetrack where belgian stoffel van dorn made a clean sweep at the russian stage of the formula three point five championship this weekend to go three points clear overall michael craft a reports. going into the weekend knowing two wins might take him to the top of the championship belgian stoffel van dorn made no mistake in race one on saturday putting pressure on over oliva kevin magnussen and to make matters worse for the dane his qualification time for race two meant he starts in third on the grid with van dorn on pole the forty four minute race started without much incident with both drivers escaping any early knocks magnussen did manage to pass second place britain will stevens the position he held until the finish line on thornier félix the course the blues chance to cut the gap between his third overall spot and the two championship leaders despite coming second in race one and eventually retired from race to lead on who became the first driver to reduce the four wins the season to take the full twenty five point

welcome back to part two of the sports show and we resume at the racetrack where belgian stoffel van dorn made a clean sweep at the russian stage of the formula three point five championship this weekend to go three points clear overall michael graf trying to reports. going into the weekend knowing two wins might take him to the top of the championship belgian stoffel van dorn made no mistake in race one on saturday putting pressure on overall diva kevin magnussen and to make matters worse for the dane his qualification time for race two meant he started third on the grid with van dorn on pole the forty four minute race started without much incident with both drivers escaping any early knocks magnussen did manage to pass second place britain will stevens the position he held until the finish line on thornier félix the course the blues chance to cut the gap between his third overall spot and the two championship leaders despite coming second in race one and eventually retired from race to. dawn who became the first driver to register for wins the season to take the full twenty five poi

what can people do to get some alternatives to the racetrack or avoid the area, if you can? >> i think the key is if you -- >> they kind of left us hanging there. we're waiting to hear about traffic tiffs to get around nascar. it will be up in sonoma this weekend. let's go to sal right now -- >> tara is here. >> i'm sorry. tara is here. still talking about traffic, though. you are gonna let us know about an accident in castro valley. >> 580 eastbound we have a car in the divider with its flashers on. take a look at this accident, it's a stalled car in the left lane has blocked 880 southbound at 66th avenue. then we have an accident with two lanes blocked, 880 southbound pat the 92 split and it's -- at the 92 split and it's definitely causing delays. the accident happened a while ago but the effects are still being felt. at the bay bridge toll plaza, we have backup here. this has been going on for over an hour now. we have metering lights on. slow going in san francisco. and 280 in san jose, traffic is looking good in both directions. here's steve. >>> tara, thank you. under

. >> you used the racetrack analogy. i'll wave the caution flag and we'll continue the conversation another night. thanks so much, gentlemen. >>> just ahead, this former u.s. air marshall who appeared in a documentary critical of the tsa said the irs slapped him with an audit with retaliation, keeping them honest. >>> a close call at the denver airport where a tornado touched down. we'll have the latest on that. la's known definitely for its traffic, congestion, for it's smog. but there are a lot of people that do ride the bus. and now that the busses are running on natural gas, they don't throw out as much pollution to the earth. so i feel good. i feel like i'm doing my part to help out the environment. where over seventy-five percent of store management started as i'm the next american success story. working for a company hourly associates. there's opportunity here. i can use walmart's education benefits to get a degree, maybe work in it, or be an engineer, helping walmart conserve energy. even today, when our store doe

you are taking a look live here on the racetrack. a lot of the cars are still underneath the tarp. those will be out on the track later this morning. and then 90,000-100,000 people will be here this weekend today, saturday, and sunday for the big race. let's bring in diana who is the sonoma raceway spokesperson. good morning, to you. >> good morning,. thank you for coming. >> tell us about this weekend. how excited are you? >> we just love having these guys out here. it's their only stop in northern california. it's the bay area's chance to see jeff gordon and jimmie johnson. >> what is new this year? >> this year there is actually quite a bit new. this will mark nascar's first road car race. these cars are great looking. they look a lot more like the cars on the showroom floor. plus the drivers will have a new qualifying format on saturday morning. >> i want to talk a little bit about traffic. it's no secret highway 37 will be a mess when people come here. what are some of the ways that they will alleviate traffic? >> sure. one of the new exciting things is a train from sacramento

. >> there was a real tragedy on the racetrack last night. nascar driver jason leffler has died after a dirt track crash at bridge board speedway this is in new jersey. westbounding -- wtxf stephanie esposito has more. what happened and at what toipo did he die? >>> oo jason jeffler was killed at 9 last night. no word on why he lost control but it did end up hitting a wall. he was 37 years old from long beach, california. his nickname was usually printed over the left door. he was called left turn. he was part of the nascar nationwide series. he had been racing at the national level since 1999. he finished last at pocono at the race car track he had been racing dirt cars. sprint car racers are more dangerous for drivers and spectators because the safety measures aren't as safe as they are at the national level. an outpouring of support has been given to the racing community especially expressing condolences for his 5-year-old son. >> very difficult for that familia family. thank you very much. we will check in with you later. >> a stunning mo

what are your feelings about putting in the slots down at the racetrack at hastings park there? our feelings? i think the slots are necessary. i think we put the slots in down there, we keep the jobs where we need them, and if we don't, we're going to lose the track and the jobs to the 'burbs, and a vancouver institution too. those are my feelings. so if it comes down to a vote, you're coming down on the "yes" side? yeah, sure. i got no problem with that. great. well, i don't know why they didn't find this one five years ago. it's been buried 10 feet from the other one. yeah. now you're looking for two kids, probably related, yeah? they're about the same size. who knows. how do you want to treat the scene? you want me to start a homicide file on it? i... guess you could get the guys down here from your old crew, take a good look around, make sure we didn't miss anything else, and yeah, yeah. i'll go back over to missing persons, start looking for a pair of aboriginal kids. yeah. [hushed conversation] shakil, at the end of the last session here, the outgoing council, right at the

you are in the 50s and 40s through richmond as you are coming off past the racetrack.w clouds. it looks like things are starting to burn off a little bit. >> already, mike. that sun has only been up for about 45 minutes now. this is what we are talking about for today. it look quite a bit more ominous. specially over open-water bridges where you might lose visibility. overall, we are looking pretty good despite those flight delays still at an hour out of sfo. you are at 56. good morning, campbell. 57, milpitas and 57 in santa cre sa. 52 degrees in cupertino. those low clouds clear out by 11:00 a.m. we are going to be mostly clear over the greater bay area. we have a good-looking second half of the day. it will be warm. you might have to turn the a.c. back on in the extreme east bay, south bay as we lose that natural coolant for today. here is where we are headed for today. down right hot, 85 degrees in livermore. up to 98 degrees. 97 on saturday in santa rosa. in places like oakland and san francisco. the place to be, right by the water where you are going to get the c

that afternoon it had rained so much and the racetrack was sealed that it made so much noise in behind couldn't see them that he basically ran scared, ran right through the bridle, never took a breert or never never got into any kind of rhythm. took them off for the belmont and got into a beautiful rhythm running down the backside and doing everything i asked of him. i knew at that point he would run big. it was just a matter if i could hold him off going the mile and a half or not, and he sure did. >> ours is an investing audience, mike, and you hear about these stories, you know. people band together and throwing 10 grand and all of a sudden their horse wins the belmont or kentucky derby. those are the stories you hear about because they are rare. is buying into or owning a race horse a good investment? >> it certainly can be, you know. especially, you know, look at palace malice owners, they're a syndicate. you don't have to put up all of the money nowadays. they have these syndicates nowadays like dogwood stables. just have a wonderful time. look at everybody who won the belmont. m

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. >> it's not going to change my love for the racetrack. >> right now, internet meets tv to bring you paula deen, her world crumbles around her. some fans rally to her defense. hello, everyone. welcome to "omg! insider." i'm kevin frazier. >> and i'm thea andrews. could paula lose it all? we're breaking down just how much she has at stake. it's trending now. new trouble for celebrity chef paula deen. now the network has dumped her. her new drama, her deals could go up in smoke. new video surfaces. >> i have a young man in my life and he's black as that board. >> the 66-year-old talking about her personal security manager on the new york times talks. >> we can't see you standing against that dark board.

. >> 90 degrees for santa rosa and sonoma if you are heading for the racetrack. >> we do have changese we have rain headed our way on sunday monday. >> terisa back to you. >> in sports, the a's go to the long ball in seattle. and at a-t- and- t park the fastest pitch of the night may not have been from a giants or marlins player. gary radnich has all that and more with the sports highlights. >> here's gary radnich with more sports. >> it's expected to be a busy and exciting weekend in the north bay. as nascar invades wine country. 43 racers including jimmie johnson and danica patrick will take to the sonoma raceway! the 110-lap race on the nearly two-mile track starts at noon on sunday. heavy traffic is expected in the area. for the first time -- a take racing fans from sacramento, davis and suisun however seating is completely sold out. napa as a buzz use your on mississippi state in the college world series finals. mississippi state won dog out for two of the squanto's u-c-l-a eliminated north carolina for their spot. mississippi state will play best-of-three championship round that

. >> it is still a pretty quiet ride last up to the racetrack. no hot spots at this time. st bound 80 ride at the approach to the bay bridge toll plaza is problem free. not tracking any incidents on the san mateo bridge both west and east bound. >> drive time across the span 12 minutes there. >> the golden gate bridge and quiet ride. as you approach san francisco from the north bay. >> looking at traffic maps walnut creek to berkeley clear ride drive time 11 to 15 minutes. >> westbound the 580 livermore into hayward the green on your screen indicating traffic moving slowly. >> the south bay no delays for your northbound 101 or 280 ride. >> from navato to the city drive time 23 minutes. not tracking any the less your southbound 101 ride through marin county. james. >> president obama is waiting up in san as a this morning after making a return visit to the bay area for fund-raising efforts. it will give a speech just before 9 this morning on one major policy issue we will have more on that yesterday's, airforce one landed at moffett field in mountain view. the president stop

. >>> erin brockovich was arrested over the weekend after boating while drunk. >>> a racetrack worker at the formula one race in canada was killed sunday after a horrific crane accident. race officials say he was escorting the machine as it was moving a car that had earlier gone off the track. >>> and the tallest building on new york city's governors island is no more this morning. it took more than 200 pounds of explosives and about ten seconds to bring down the vacant structure known as building 877. that lot now will make way for a new park. >>> jackie deangelis is here. >> apple's ceo giving the keynote today. he's expected to unveil new mobile software, a possible macbook upgrade and may show off iradio, the long-awaited streaming music service. video gamemakers are in los angeles for the e-3 conference. microsoft will reveal more details on the new xbox one console which has been criticized by hard core gamers for its design and also reports it needs a constant online connection. >>> and finally this morning, the bill for lunch with warren buffett is cheaper this year. the winni

. >> they were first, actually, put in the santa anita racetrack where they lived for about six months in actual horse stables, and they actually had to clean out the stables and make it livable. and then, after that period, they were moved to gila river, which is in arizona. >> like so many other families, the uchidas were relocated to detention camps in remote areas of the country. >> they lived in barracks that really didn't have any insulation. it was hot, it was dry, it was windy, and it was very cold in the wintertime, as well. >> with the end of the war, the japanese-americans were finally released, but the shame stung. that's why jenny's father, craig, helped raise money for this memorial in washington, d.c. its official name is "the national japanese-american memorial for patriotism during world war ii." on the walls are the names of the 10 relocation camps, along with the numbers of those forced to live at each camp. a statue of two cranes entangled in barbed wire towers overhead. >> they're a very honorable bird, and to have them entwined in barbed wire really sends the mess

is it the noise from the racetrack is too much for some kids with autism?ones with autism. certainly, kids with autism are maybe more sensitive to noise than what others are, but as far as the seating, it's about those guys getting to have a really enjoyable day at a nascar race. >> that's great. you were talking about how part of the goal is to raise awareness about autism. i thought you said when your own niece was diagnosed, most people didn't -- it wasn't as household a name then as it unfortunately is now. so people do have a lot of awareness about autism. what more needs to happen? >> well, i mean, ultimately, we need to find a cure for autism. that's still an unknown. a lot of the fund-raisers that we do are to create awareness but also to raise money so that eventually we can find a cure for autism. it's still unknown. the amount of cases grows every year. i remember when my niece was diagnosed, it was like 1 in 200. it's down to 1 in 88 right now. so, you know, if you're a parent having a child, it's certainly something you should be concerned with

if i told you i had a car could beat every other car on the racetrack with four cylinders instead of hat? you probably would. adam: i have that car. >> we're running corporate profitability at very high levels even though we don't have all the cylinders going yet. tracy: at the same time market is somewhat anticipating a second quarter pull back, right, a little bit? especially from earnings we knew the sequester kicking in, taxes are going up. people would start to feel this. if the market is epaing this, couldn't we keep going up? >> think we will. i think we have this period of churn because of a period of too much euphoria we had before. ultimately corporate profitability is good. let's face it. if the federal reserve eventually does taper which they will have to at some point. they can't keep going and going and going, then bond rates begin to rise and investors look at stocks as viable opportunity to invest in. adam: you mentioned taper. just as we came on air, plosser, one. members of the federal reserve, says it is too soon to actually started a justing the size of qe and talk

i know where i take the biggest risks and that's on the racetrack. >> in the latter half of their careerm competitive and healthy and enjoying what i'm doing i'll keep doing it. and each year new challenges come along, but i'm still enjoying it. the competition is getting tougher, but we're till very competitive. i'm over 40 now. i'm starting to feel the effects of all these years of racing more and more today than ever have. but i'm still pretty healthy. >> the pepsi max, making the rounds here, was that staged? the reaction from the guy you're with seems too hilarious. >> one is you can't stage those reactions. they're very real. i'll leave the rest up to the imagination. it was a great viral video that planned to be a viral video. it turned out bigger than we thought it would. i think we may pull it out again at the end of this year. >> have you test drove a tesla? >> i have not. but i've driven a volt. i'm a gm guy. i'm a heavy guy. but it's gotten good momentum. >> and you have to be impressed by the turnaround. >> so impressed. i was at the design center a couple of weeks ago. the

the motorcyclist that was close to this guy. take a look at this interesting incident. this is on a racetrack in germany. riding along in the green and yellow car and looking at this mazda mx5, and you can see this little item which is a spring that fell off of the car up ahead, and bounced off of the guardrail and then hit the hood and the roll bar and the steering wheel of this car. maybe you say, oh, no big deal, but when you see it in real time, you hear a ping like something hit the car, but in slow motion, you realize how close that came to this driver's head. this is from mot motorsports, and when he pulled over, he was lucky, because that spring hit the car with enough force to bend the steering wheel. >> do you think that it would have cracked the helmet? >> yes. because back in a qualifier, a guy with a similar incident, a spring up ahead hit the driver right in the helmet and knocked him unconscious, and he went straight into the firewall and nearly killed the guy. he was in a coma for weeks. that is how dangerous a little piece of debris on a racetrack can be. >>> you are not going to believe

. >> in the sport world, women are making in roads around racetracks, alameda will make some around the horse track. >> we've never done this at our fair, let alone in california. >> an amateur arabia's race will take place from all female jockeys around the world. >> this a step in the right direction. >> also these ladies have been given an awesome opportunity. >> organizers alsoay this on the international map and perhaps draw in new fans. >> i think it's wonderful. >> female jockeys are just as good as the men and they deserve to shine. >> the race is july 6th and the purse will be $20,000. >> ktvu channel 2 news. >> at ktvu.com, you'll find more information under the bay area living section. >>> the federal reserve wrapped up its two-day policy meeting with the meds say it would make $85 billion in bond purchase. >> the u.s. economy begins to heal. >> the economy is able to sustain a reasonable cruising speed. >> we will ease the pressure on the accelerator. >> the bond porches punchesth stoprchases by 2015. >> the feds will pull back its stimulus program, and leading investors to

officer arrested the 52-year-old after he watched her allegedly struggle to dock at the las vegas harbor. >>> a racetrack worker in canada was killed in sunday after a horrific crane accident. he was escorting the machine as it was moving, a car that had too earlier had to be taken off the track. >>> the tallest building on the new york governors island is no more this morning. it took more than 200 pounds of explosives and just ten seconds. the lot will now make way for a new park. >>> now for your "first look" at business. we turn to cnbc. good morning, jackie. >> good morning, betty. apple ceo tim cook is giving the keynote address at the company's conference today. he's expected to unveil a new software. >>> meantime video gamemakers are in los angeles today for the annual e3 conference. microsoft will reveal more details on its xbox console, the xbox one. which has been criticized by gamers for its design and now that it needs a constant online connection. >>> and the bid for lunch with warren buffett. the winning bid is $1 million, down from a record $3.4 million last year, proceeds go to the glide

tragedy on the racetrack during the night killed nascar driver jason leffler. it happened during a race at the bridge port speedway in southern new jersey. leffler's car hit a wall and flipped several times. nascar called him a fierce competitor who will be missed. jason leffler was 37, he leaves a 5-year-old son. >> startling numbers from the united nations about the ongoing conflicts in syria. today the u.n. said at least 93,000 people have been killed since the civil war began there. the u.s. is considering whether to provide weapons to syrian rebels. >> and now let's head to wall street after a down day today in tokyo, cnbc's mary thompson has more from the stock exchange. what's ahead? >> we're looking ahead to cody's initial public offering. it goes public, the sale expected to raise about a billion dollars. in the maker of nails and a variety of perfumes. facebook is following in the foot steps of twitter offering clickable hash tags allowing users to click on a name, a topic, a place, and see what others are saying. as you mentioned after wednesday's de

tough drive from richmond to berkeley. 20s passing by the racetrack there. > another local news update coming up in a half an hour. hope you're enjoying your monday morning. crystal geyser. crystal geyser. then we deliver it directly to you. >>> welcome back to "today" on this monday morning, june 17th, 2013. i'm willie geist along with al and natalie. coming up this half hour, are you friends with your exs on facebook? how would you feel if your spouse friended an ex? we'll get into those situations and more with a panel of experts. >> and as we often do around here, we'll be going to the dogs asking the vet for common pet problems and then we'll talk about the dogs. >>> and we're also paying a visit to our class of 2020 because the kids we have been following it since kindergarten, they're on their way to middle school. they caught up with them as they mark a huge milestone, their 5th grade graduation. >> this is a really great little round up to see how they have evolved and grown over the last six years. >> off to middle school. we'll catch up with them b

the driver. >> you cannot pull out into a hot racetrack and not look. >> this woman is at an intersection in russia at a red light. the driver finally sees the green light and starts to go and somebody was not paying attention. >> oh, man. exact same scene. motorcyclist? >> yes, with a passenger hits this car and sends both of them flying over the hood. we see that unfortunately both of them are wearing helmets, and you can see that the debris and the pieces of the motorcycle flying everywhere. >> red light runners all over the world. >>> you ain't getting on an airplane tonight. >> yeah, this is the dulles airport united terminal, and we could call this guy an unruly passenger, and this is shot by a pro skater on the way to a competition. kevin said that he thought that the passenger identified as philadelphia, p.a. native donald gee may not be the best guy to get a fight into. he takes a seat and then starts threatening the pilot. kevin cowolski said that cops were on the way and then this happened. oh! yeah, he gets up from his seat and then just starts slapping at this pilot. within seconds he

the president will not meet with mandela himself. >>> olympic runner oscar pistorius back on a racetrack. ime since he was charged with murder in the shooting of his girlfriend, riva steenkamp. the double-amputee worked out at a track in south africa. and he has no plans to return to competition right now. >>> and honda recalling nearly 700,000 vehicles worldwide. the recall calls more 100,000 of its fit sub compacts told in the u.s. the issue is an electrical problem in the driver's door that could start a fire. so, honda is telling owners to park their car outside until the problem can be fixed. >> that's reassuring. >> if you park it outside instead of the garage. objects in the rear-view mirror. >> closer than they appear. >> let's keep everything parked outside. >> thank you, rebecca. appreciate it. >>> coming up here on "gma," simply irresistible. the mom fired because her boss said she was too good-looking. a new twist in a bizarre legal battle this morning. >>> also ahead, lady gaga's triumphant return. her first public appearance since -- find out the cause that brought her back.

the park. that was a grand slam right there. scooping it up with his baseball cap. a young yankees fan, yeah, you got it, my friend. new york beat cleveland, 7-4. >>> at a detroit racetrack, a mother duck and her five little ones, they decided to cross the road. only there were these 200-mile-an-hour indy cars around them, lots of them, to be honest. track worrs escorted the half dozen safely. >>> "early today sports" is brought to you by new just for men autostop. gray is over. >>> just ahead for you, celebrities stand up to bullying, and which tv series tops the list of best written? >>> plus, it looks like al pacino got an offer he could refuse. we'll tell you about the action movie blockbusters he turned down when "early today" returns. >>> welcome back. pretty simple forecast for the west now for the foresee bible future. we are going to watch warm conditions. we've got to pretty much worry about how hot it's going to get. today 91 in albuquerque. still very warm in the desert southwest. after early morning clouds and fog, the sun will come out. once you get interior sections, the warmer it will be. 71 coastal sections. once you get into downtown, 80 or low 80s. and

the season, a grand slam. it is gone. scooping up with his baseball cap. that little kid. yeah, you got it. new york beats cleveland. they need that one. at a detroit racetrackmother duck, five little ones alongside, they decide to cross the road only there are these 200 mile an hour indy cars. >> not the best place to cross. i have to say mother duckment. >> yeah. not good. they make it okay. why did they cross the road? >> to get to the other side? >> there was water. there was water there. >> thanks so much, richard. >>> on monday, vice president joe biden's mental health conference was given an extra boost of star power. bradley cooper joined the vp in talking about raising awareness of mental health issues and getting rid of the stigma that comes with them. >> you know, it's always going to take courage for people dealing with mental illness to seek treatment. but it shouldn't take that much courage as it does today. it's less about the people who are dealing with the illness and more about the people who aren't. >> there should be no stigma to a family or individual to seek help for mental health any more than they would for a broken arm or a diagnosis

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nascar driver from long beach died after his car flipped several times on a racetrack in new jersey. 37-year-old jason leffler was on the nationwide circuit. he was trying to work his way back to the big time, sprint cup series. lefler hit the wall on the straight away and his car flipped over. he was airlifted to the hospital and pronounced dead on arrival. he leaves behind a five-year-old son. >>> more than a hundred stage technicians technicians who put on last month's the bottle rock festival are getting stiffed out of their wages. that's one of the difficulties facing organizers. they are also in a dispute with the catering company. they promised to donate a million dollars to charities has not been fulfilled. are owed $630,000 of wages and benefits. organizers say they are going to make sure everyone gets paid. >>> and hundreds of bats -- yes bats have found a home in downtown sacramento. this is happening right on 10th street. that is a busy thoroughfare. the nest is between two buildings, a spot they say is warm and reminds the bats of a cave when the sun goes down. the bats stream into the night hunting for ini

nascar driver from long beach died after his car flipped several times on a racetrack in new jersey. 37-year-old jason leffler was on the nationwide circuit. he was trying to work his way back to the big timerint cup series. lefler hit the wall on the straight away and his car flipped over. he was airlifted to the hospital and pronounced dead on arrival. he leaves behind a five-year-old son. >>> more than a hundred stage technicians technicians who put on last month's the bottle rock festival are getting stiffed out of their wages. that's one of the difficulties facing organizers. they are also in a dispute with the catering company. they promised to donate a million dollars to charities has not been fulfilled. are owed $630,000 of wages and benefits. organizers say they are going to make sure everyone gets paid. >>> and hundreds of bats -- yes bats have found a home in downtown sacramento. this is happening right on 10th street. that is a busy thoroughfare. the nest is between two buildings, a spot they say is warm and reminds the bats of a cave when the sun goes down. the bats stream into the night hunting for inis se

nascar driver from long beach died after his car flipped several times on a racetrack in new jersey. 37-year-old jason leffler was on the nationwide circuit. he was trying to work his way back to the big time, sprint cup series. lefler hit the wall on the straight away and his car flipped over. he was airlifted to the hospital and pronounced dead on arrival. he leaves behind a five-year-old son. >>> more than a hundred stage technicians technicians who put on last month's the bottle rock festival are getting stiffed out of their wages. that's one of the difficulties facing organizers. they are also in a dispute with the catering company. they promised to donate a million dollars to charities has not been fulfilled. are owed $630,000 of wages and benefits. organizers say they are going to make sure everyone gets paid. >>> and hundreds of bats -- yes bats have found a home in downtown sacramento. this is happening right on 10th street. that is a busy thoroughfare. the nest is between two buildings, a spot they say is warm and reminds the bats of a cave when the sun goes down. the bats stream into the night hunting for ini

the plan to scale back asset purchases. >> reaction from richard bernstein. >> and you're going to get portfolio pick from a master john rogers on a racetrack owner that couldsage for all of them. shake, and bake. >> what does that do, blow your mind? >> that just happened. >> third hour of "squawk box" starts right now. ♪ >>> "squawk box" here on cnbc. first in business worldwide. i'm andrew ross sorkin. our guest host richard bernstein ceo of richard bernstein and a ceo contributor. we'll have more in a moment. first, your morning headlines. >> a check on markets and while equity futures are a story because they are higher we're going to get to the biggest market story in a moment, that's gold but meantime, stocks look to go up yet again. remember like a few days ago the world was ending, now the dow up 80 points. the major markets in asia closing mixed. a volatile session there. late yesterday china's central bang could provide cash to institutions that needed it but that was not enough to quell credit fears. meantime, in europe let's check the trade there if we can. we can. as i go to the charts the ftse, the dax up 1.7%. the cac up almost 2%. your big

racetracks. she won race after race in local competitions after entering elementary school. she then started racing internationally. she has three world titles so far. >> translator: i want to be the world's fastest racer in women's bmx. >> reporter: the family is backing her dream. sae's father tunes her equipment every day. >> translator: you feel lighter today? you must be in good shape. >> reporter: her mother works part-time so sae has the funds to race abroad. >> translator: she's putting her whole self into the sport. i'll do anything i can to support her. i want to accompany her to overseas races, too. >> reporter: when it comes to rivals, sae has no equal in japan. but she still needs to improve if she is to be a serious threat in women's open competition abroad. miyagi is one of her trainers. he was a coach for the japan bmx squad at the beijing olympics. on this day, he's working on her jumps. >> translator: it's tricky. just 10 or 15 centimeters in where you take off makes a huge difference in how far you can jump. >> reporter: sae practices over and over so her muscles remember the timing. >> translator: she never hesitates. she gets up her courage and just jumps, eve

racetrack. claiming bieber drove his white ferrari 100 miles per hour while children were playing nearby. bieber's team has no comment. >> justin bieber thinks he has his own private army and that thestroyed. >> reporter: for "good morning america," john muller, abc news, new york. >> go back to school. wouldn't you say? >> he ought to go back to school. >> i thought that's what you said. not a bad idea. >>> let's get some weather. >> i have a feeling there's more headlines to come, unfortunately. yeah. all right. let's talk a bit about the heat going on in part of the country. we talked about the storms in the east. but there's incredible heat going on in the west. join me at the wall, if you would. we'll talk about the records yesterday. and know that denver's 100 degrees, the earliest ever on record of getting 100 degrees in the season. so, this is what we're talking about this big area of heat but also very dry. and that's why the fires just aren't going to let up in this zone. and watch the heat spread across the country today. this is a big weather story. you have the storms going on and this. 105 in vegas. 96 in oklahoma city. 94 in atlanta. 92 in new orleans. 96 in dallas.