obviously got really loose right there and had to chase the car up the racetrack. allowed denny hamlin in the 19 and also carl edwards to get by him. so a little he did end up getting back by carl edwards but obviously nobody is happy with their cars except for chase elliott. >> jimmie johnson knows how to get around this racetrack, most of all-time as far as wins go at charlotte motor speedway. seven wins for jimmie johnson here. sprint's network reliability, within 1% of verizon. switch today. save 50% on most verizon, at&t mike? >> not only does jimmie johnson have seven victories here he's led over 1700 laps on this racetrack. suffice it so say it's been pretty good for him. the car's been a little bit tight and edgy and going into the race felt pretty comfortable with this racetrack. he knows he can make some ground and build a cushion as he heads into the round of 12. >> rick, when you look at the 48 of jimmie johnson, this is the team tha championshipless in the chase format of ten races but in the elimination format of the chase he never advanced out of this

it's been nearly 72 hours since these teams have been on the racetrack. me prepared for a night race. now we have a day race. which team guessed right on the setup they need in their car. >> steve, who has the advantage to a day race here at charlotte? >> you have to look at jimmie johnson, he hasn't won a race here since 2014 they showed a lot of speed lately. they have to clean up a few pit road mistakes. >> i have to believe the 78 of martin truex jr., won two of the first three races in this format. this team dominated this race in the spring, they won last week. they have momentum going. don't forget the pole setter kevin harvick, you have consider he'll be a threat as well. >> you can never forget the guy who starts up front. you can see the bank of america startup screen at the top there. as far as the practice time they were on the track on thursday, that was it. friday and saturday they've been sitting either in their buses or at home watching it rain here. what does that do for the mentality of a driver and a team? >> i think these drivers have t

not way at the top but the middle of the racetrack. it did not work for the 11 of hadment hmm.y logano was able to clear him. >> here comes the 48 of jimmie johnson working to the inside of that 11 of denny hamlin. we ride along with the chevy onboard of chase elliott. excuse me that's not chase elliott that's joey logano we're riding along with. chase elliott out front, kevin harvick second, edwards, kyle busch and kyle larson the top five. logano, johnson, hamlin, allmendinger and mcmurray top ten. >> the battle between the 78 of martin truex jr. chases the 5 of kasey kahne, the 21 of ryan blaney. i believe when it comes to the restarts especially earlier in the race, only 74 laps in, the advantage has to go to the non-chasers, rick. they can push the issues. they know martin truex jr. has more to lose than they do. you can almost lean on that guy a little bit, jeff, and force him into letting you go. >> you wonder what's going through martin truex jr.'s mind right now. remember in this spring race he met 392 of the 600 laps. he dominated the race and won last weekend. he stu

not way at the top but the middle of the racetrack. it did not work for the 11 of joey logano was able to clear him. >> here comes the 48 of jimmie johnson working to the inside of that 11 of denny hamlin. we ride along with the chevy onboard of chase elliott. excuse me that's not chase elliott that's joey logano we're riding along with. chase elliott out front, kevin harvick second, edwards, kyle busch and kyle larson the top logano, johnson, hamlin, allmendinger and mcmurray top ten. >> the battle between the 78 of martin truex jr. chases the 5 of kasey kahne, the 21 of ryan blaney. i believe when it comes to the restarts especially earlier in the race, only 74 laps in, the advantage has to go to the non-chasers, rick. they can push the issues. they know martin truex jr. has more to lose than they do. you can almost lean on that guy a little bit, jeff, and force him into letting you go. through martin truex jr.'s mind right now. remember in this spring race he met 392 of the 600 laps. he dominated the race and won last weekend. he stu

they call this place the racetrack because of these--the mysterious sailing stones that seem to move and slide on their own across the dry lakebed, leaving along tracks as evidence of their journey. some of these rocks can weigh up to 700 pounds. so can rocks really move? there are lots of theories, including one about the freezing and thawing of the ground, but actually, nobody really knows. you'll just have to visit death valley, come up when we return, we're pulling up stakes and heading to big bend, then to the great sand dunes, which are nowhere near the coast. after that, florida everglades, here we come. this is "the coolest places on >> welcome back to "the coolest places on earth." brewster county, southwest along the rio grande, is where you find big bend, america's most isolated national park. if you're taking a road trip to big bend, make sure you have plenty of gas, food, and water because it's a long way between towns, miles and miles of dirt road. you're virtually in the middle of nowhere. who would've thought nowhere was so magical? amazing desert land, majestic mount

and as the girl who never wore pink at the racetrack, that was a connection i genuinely never made untilhe first day we were all out there with the pink race car. was how this would affect all those little girls who were fans racing just as i was when i was a little girl. >> pippa, thank you so much. you are indeed an inspiration, and it has just been a pleasure and privilege to have you with us. thank you. >> well, thank you. >>> up next we're "on the mon " money". it's election season and, no, we're not talking about hillary or donald. how to make the best choices when it comes to your benefits. >>> and later, how much would you spend for a horrifying experience? see what demons, ghouls and, yes, clowns come with your tickets to a haunted hay ride. >>> open enrollment season is just around the corner. the time when you elect health, life, and disability insurance for 2017, and if you don't pay close attention it could cost you, joining us now is certified financial planner doug boneparth. good to see you, doug. >> great to be here. >> welcome back. >> thanks. >> you know, it's very con

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[ chuckles ] [ sighs ] ohh. [ maura laughs ] [ applause ] i was anti-pink at the racetrack because i just wanted to be one of the other drivers, i wanted to blend in, but i started to follow the career fisher in indycar. she was the first female driver whom i've ever heard of having that level of success in hope wheel. sarah and her team turned her car pink in october in support of breast cancer awareness, and i thought, you know what, this is something that runs in my family, a really cool thing to do with your platform as an athlete. >> absolutely. >> and then sarah retired as a driver and so this sort of went away from indycar racing, and know, someone should do something and so why shouldn't i be the someone who does something? and so this started with taking my red and yellow helmet and turning all of the red areas pink, adding the susan g. komen running ribbon and allowing my local affiliate here in central indiana to auction it off after the indy 500. >> you've been an inspiration and not only are you helping raise awareness for breast cancer, you really have become an inspirat

and as the girl who never wore pink at the racetrack, that was a connection i genuinely never made untilhe first day we were all out there with the pink race car. it was how this would affect all of those little girls who were fans racing just as i was when i was a little girl. >> pippa, thank you so much. you are indeed an inspiration, and it has just been a pleasure and privilege to have you with us. thank you. >> well, thank you. >> up next we're "on the money." it's election season and, no, we're not talking about hillary or donald. how to make the best choices when it comes to your benefits. >>> and later, how much would you spend for a horrifying experience? see what demons, ghouls and, yes, clowns you out. no warning, no hearing. it's a lending practice so outrageous, most states banned it. but at the bank founded by pat toomey it was business as usual. forcing small business owners out of their homes. toomey even used his power in the senate to help himself, voting to gut rules that protect us and crack down on big banks. pat toomey. out for himself, not us. dscc is responsible f

let's get on with the forecast. [ laughter ] >> if you're heading out to the racetrack, pretty nice out there. >> not overall hot. >> not overly hot. 110s are the 110s in a year. >> live look outside. the sun has set out there. beautiful look outside. looking out toward the west. temperatures at 92 degrees. winds nice and calm, dry heat. dewpoint at 29. relative humidity, 11%. satellite and radar, a few high, thin clouds north of us, from grand canyon through page and flagstaff earlier today. for us, get used to the sunshine! it's gonna stick around through workweek next week. the place we're keeping an eye on, oh, man! the pacific northwest. round of rain, overnight last night and still showers expected and another system, a stronger system taking aim at folks in oregon, washington. there's that low. here it is at 9:00 tomorrow morning. that low will push inland and cause some issues. saturday afternoon especially, strong winds and heavy rainfall night, temps perfect, in the mid-80s out there. winds out of the west at 5-10 miles per hour. and here's your detail for tomorrow. temperatur

covered in tears and james hinchcliffe, he is just happy to be alive after a terrifying crash on the racetrack. ? ? >>> we both suffer from a condition called adls attention, deficit -- ooh, shiny! but we focus and we manage to get through the routine. >> manage to get through the routine. i think it's the understatement of the year. >> you are unbeatable. >> amazing control. >> you are a miracle. >> after a 200--mile-per-hour crash nearly killed him last year, the indy car driver tang owed scoring a 29 out of 30, the best dance of the night. james took over first posion from 16-year-old olympic gymnast she finished middle of the pack after last week's perfect score. >> you messed it up. you messed it up, you did. >> now to the most emotional performance of the night. country singer jana cramer's contemporary dance for her daughter after she revealed she was in an abusive relationship. >> you've been through some things, girl. you've come out the other side. never know someone's inner struggle or know what people have been through and i'm glad that people get to know the real me. >> next, the

it is made to be on the racetrack. for the whole month of october, we will have a pink ribbon. i have been driving this car two days on the road, and i have people appreciate it. >> this is the fastest the ribbon on the ground. >> let's talk about what you are doing in the valley, and how important it is to have the connection like this. >> it is. we raise money so we can give it to the organizations for breast help services. we couldn't do what we do because of the community. people want to do a great thing. when y racing and, it is for fun. that's what people want. they want to do something fun. and people who are going through breast cancer, they want to feel normal, and do something fun and forget about what they are doing. >> this is a great opportunity to reach a different community of people, who may not necessarily jump right into donating to breast cancer. but to go out and do something for fun and be able to raise >> absolutely. >> it is great to do in this month, breast cancer awareness month. >> david, you have gotten a lot of outreach in the community in addition t

so proud of the guys, everybody back in denver, guys on the racetrack. is all about the team, all about the guy building these engines. hats off to all of them. lucky to be sitting there holding the wheel. hopefully a good one again row guys tomorrow at talladega. also, denver man's soccer team 30 third straight win today. >> they re on fire. >> you imagine having a college named after you is not crazy. >> nice ring to it. >> great college to go to. >> i prefer rhonda burgundy. >> we have sunny skies tomorrow. beautiful highs around 75 degrees ann staying in the and unfortunately, congressman coffman isn't, either. just listen. and as families struggle to make ends meet, coffman voted against equal pay for equal work 11 times. it gets worse. coffman said he would support donald trump for president. and that's all we really need to know. dccc is responsible for the content of this advertising. as the result of hate. my son matt was murdered in laramie, wyoming, in 1998. he was befriended by two men in a bar who pretended to be gay. they offered him a ride

. >>> the nascar racetrack in dover, delaware is called the monster mile. it was clearly no match for denver's hometown sprint team. martin. the team is on a roll, having its best year ever. truex is enjoying every i don't even know what to say especially here. i love this racetrack. >> the original list is 16 drivers got cut to 12 today. those will advance to the next three races. >>> we'll speak about athletics him down was a lightning delay... cos beat . >>> paxton lynch made his nfl debut today. defensive back aqib talib who began his career with the bucs intercepted two passes including one on the third play of the game. trevor siemian got off to another good start. touchdown pass to thomas on his first snap from scrimmage but siemian got sacked, body slammed by clinton mcdonald midway through the 2nd quarter, suffered a left shoulder injury, got carted off, and so lynch, the rookie draft pick entered and looked terrific. he completed 14 passes, one for a touchdown. broncos win 27-7. 9news sports reporter rod mackey is still at the stadium. >> reporter

. >> let's map this out, the stadium would be right next to tampa bay downs off of racetrack road you have a chokehold of traffic at the intersection of racetrack and tonight residents are telling me they are worried this field of dreams will clog up the daily commute. >>> in a town known for the races. oldsmar may be the dark horse in the tampa bay rays. >> this is the center of the bay area. >> today the mayor unveiling new plans for a brand-new baseball stadium. trying to bring the raise closer to hillsborough county . >> a lot of people up here are millennial's with young kids. they live by the schools so they come home from work pick the field of dreams? across the street right off of racetrack road, 120 acres of undeveloped land that is ready to play ball. >> the rays are coming off another season with the worst attendance in baseball. the injection of more traffic into the already clogged roads is a real concern. >> traffic not a good thing. >> it would take the shine off of his commute. >> it traffic. >> over at daddy's grill the owner says the influx of customers would be goo

. >> the racetrack it is simple and challenging. the way the lay out is you get slippery the groove is up and downst it is a track embraced. what will it take to push yourself to get the w. winds. that guy close enough getting the win. they are all very important there. >> speaking of athletes ryan what if one of the biggest challenges we face down here... could be solved... simply by looking up there? what if unlimited, clean power was at your fingertips? what if it was good for consumers, good the economy and good for florida? it's not a "what if." it's "what's next." solar power for the sunshine state. vote yes on amendment 1. wall street ended the week up slightly on bank earnings.. j-p morgan >>> slightly up earnings. and wells fargo had earnings higher than predicted. the dow up to 18138. >>> safe to say that ryan lochte is enjoying life after the scandal in rio. he talked to access hollywood about his engagement. >> hello, he popped the question to his model girlfriend on top helicopter ride and now as he continues his dancing

unity, you draw the car, the race track, and then use scripting to connect the card on the racetrack.se you've built the game, we can compile the code on any of these platforms. you deploy on all the platforms. saves time, money, energy for developers, which is why in the month of september, nine of the top 20 games on mobile were built in unity. why over half the games in the world today are built on third-party engines, and why about 1/3 of the games built in the world are built in unity, or why 70% of vr are built in the community. cory: i want to run through what's going on in the world. i mentioned nintendo briefly. they have this new gaming device brought back to their original roots. your take? >> if you look at nintendo -- we live to enable content creators like nintendo. nintendo has created some of the most incredible intellectual property in history. we are proud to have helped the pokemon go franchise was built on unity, super successful. at the recent apple event they announced mario. i think the world has been waiting for this. it's going to be a gigantic hit. of course

this week we head out to the racetrack to catch up with one of our youngest and fastest drivers in the valley. he has a serious need for speed.>> my name is levi. i am six years i like to read. >> you might say levi was born to race. you just ask him what he loves most about the competition. >> i love to race.>> one of the other drivers are older?>> it's okay.>> believe me, he's not afraid of anyone. what makes him so successful?>> >> it's that need for speed that keeps them coming back. >> it seems like i'm going slow instead of really fast.>> levi, isn't this dangerous? >> i know you think it's dangerous. i don't. my mom does.>> how do you deal with the fact that your mom thinks it's dangerous?>> i'm okay >> he was very clear and very precise.>> i know the car, i think i'm safe.>> congratulations levi landis, you are this week's small stuff.>> visit our website stuff start.>> i will bet his mother gets nervous.>> he reminds me of niko rothberg.>>> listen to this, facebook zuckerberg looking for someone to be the voice of his new virtual assistant, because we all need one. robert down

to the racetrack now. the chase for the sprint cup title is down to eight drivers jimmie johnson drove from the back of the pack at martinsville on sunday. led 92 laps and then took the checkered flag for the 4th time this season. he's now guaranteed a spot in the final four. brad keselowski finished second, followed by denny hamlin, matt kenseth and kyle busch. sean: sugarloaf ski resort in 2017. mountain will be the backdrop for the u.s. alpine championships in march, this will be the sixth time that sugarloaf has hosted the event. erin: some of new england's top sheepherders gathered in rochester over the weekend for the first annual 10 rod farm sheepdog trials. people who attended got to learn about the important role these working dogs have on family farms in new england. heart stone farm in milton helped organize the event. sean: a new piece of furniture is giving s experience music for the first time. it's called a musical sofa. the couch uses lights and vibrations that allow people see and feel the

. >> residents packed into the racetrack to squeeze out gas. >> i'm topping it off, i would rather be safe than sorry decide we are leaving,. >> reporter: not a single one was going to comply with the evacuation. >> i have confidence that nothing is happening to me before. the neighbors have always stuck around through the hurricanes we'll try to do the same. >> i saw fp and l out here. the power may last. the gulf stream is out there. stay our prayers. >> susan bush came over from orlando to try to convince her 83-year-old mother to leave. >> she is stubborn. my father would not leave when he was alive. we may have to carry her out. >> some are heeding the warning. ray and judy's family boarded up and scared their home so they can leave tonight. >> well, you want to live. >> and since it is coming in closer. >> and on the barrier islands. and the port was empty after an evacuation went up at noon. and evacuated of cape canaveral and transporting each of the 150 patients, we have not discussed cost it is about what is in the >> derrol nail, fox 13 news. >> now your sky tower radar for

. >> it's time for, we head to the racetrack to catch up one of our smallest and biggest track star. >> you might say levi was born to race. all you have to do is ask him what he likes about the competition with the other drivers. >> i just like to beat them. >> reporter: but levi what if the other drivers are older than you are. >> sometimes they're like 12 years old and they're still littler than me. you. >> reporter: and believe me he's not afraid of anyone out there. but what makes him so successful? >> because i'm just thinking of a great driver, and i would be so good at it. >> and it's that need for speed that keeps him coming back. >> when i get in the car, it seems like i'm moving slow instead of really fast. i'm actually going fast. >> reporter: but levi isn't it dangerous. >> i know you guys think it's dangerous. but i, i don't think dangerous. like my mom thinks it's dangerous. >> reporter: how do you deal with the fact that your mom thinks it's dangerous. >> i kind of don't listen to her. >> reporter: when we pressed levi about what makes him a good driver. he was very cl

to the racetrack now, kevin harvick and joey logano were trying to stay in yesterday. in the 36th lap aric almi-rola bumped brian scott then david ragan, sending his car spinning. there was some back and forth between chase elliott and harvick but in lap 175 elliott had some smoke coming out of the back of his car and had to stop. harvick retook the lead and the checkered flag. a king tide is expected to hit new hampshire's coast today and if you happen to grab some pictures, you could win a prize. the new hampshire coastal a catch a king tide photo contest. king tides are especially high tides that occur naturally once or twice a year. this week's tide is expected to reach eleven to twelve feet today through wednesday during the lunch hour. high tides in new hampshire are typically eight to 10 feet. to learn more about the photo contest, head to the website nhcaw.org. into the open atlantic feeding a little bit of extra toward the shoreline. sean: a booster shot. kevin: early clouds, patchy fog giving way to sunshine and warmer temperatures will be around with temperat

. >>> martin jr's season ended with a nightmare on the racetrack. 41 laps into yesterday's race and the engine blew in his car. no way to fix that. he didn't finish the race and he was eliminated. he will finish the season, but no chance for a championship now. >> that's sad. >> he did so well all season. >> the engine, come on. little bit because this next story has nothing to do with racing cars. hundreds showed up to do yoga pants. the parade is a response from a man -- they paraded in front of the letter writer's hope. this poor guy. >>> we're tracking breaking situation in florida, a bomb squad has been called to a police station in we will melbourne. a suspicious package was left there and the police department tweeted that yet again a sussicious package was left at wmpd. this may be a reoccurring issue they're having. the police department is closed. >>> a hit-and-run suspect on the run this morning. the crash happened >>> >>> from a rancher's perspective, we feel that often washington is removed from what we need. senator bennet is different. michael bennet has been at the ready

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we go to at night, they're really good racetracks for us, and hopefully we can continue the trend this weekend. i know the cars like speed and hopefully we can keep that trend going. >> reporter: i really enjoyed the documentary sunday night on you getting to go back home, and i was interested to learn you were a wrestler in high school. what about sports helped as a driver of a race car? >> well, for me personally looking at my four years of wrestling, i look back at them and probably think to myself those are probably the four years i learned the most about myself and who i was as a person, and how much you could really push yourself to get the most out of what yore for me, just that never quit attitude was really installed in my mind and in the rooms overhills the four years. >> so kevin will combine what he learned athletically with winning a championship. >> i don't think he was in a heavy weight class [ laughter ] >> i played golf with him a couple of years ago, and he can swing the clubs. >> i hope he was on your team. >> he was [ laughter ] the happiest place on earth is not im

to the racetrack now. title is down to eight drivers. jimmie johnson drove from the back of the pack at martinsville on sunday, led 92 laps, and then took the checkered flag for the fourth time this season. he's now guaranteed a spot in the final four. brad keselowski finished second, followed by denny hamlin, matt kenseth, and kyle busch. sean: sugarloaf ski resort in maine will be hosting the nation's top skiers in 2017. the mountain will be the backdrop for the u.s. alpine championships in march. this will be the sixth time that sugarloaf has hosted the event. gathered in nashua yesterday to take part in a walk to support the american cancer society's fight against breast cancer. local breast cancer survivors, caregivers, volunteers, and community members walked the three-mile route to raise awareness and funds. over the past 23 years, more than 12 million supporters have raised more than $750 million. sean: very neat effort. a new piece of furniture is giving deaf students in pakistan the chance to experience music for the first time.

or the charlestown racetrack. >> they will be backed up from here to the red light. >> the tiny town of only 90 residents, runs only a half mile, along busy route 9. but the entire count of hillsboro is designated historic, with homes dating back to the 1700s. here. >> safer, up know, one of virginia's most historic and best preserved towns. >> he's been mayor if are the past 10 years and served on a council before that. he's running again, but not on the ballot. >> why isn't anybody on the ballot? >> it's a tradition that started before i got here. >> reporter: it's considered impolite to be campaigning. voters choose their mayor and five council members by writing in their name. >> who are you goin in? >> i'll write in myself. >> we have come to serve a consensus, among ourselves, as to who will serve, who would like to serve. no no longer likes to serve on council. >> amy wants to help solve the traffic problems, 16,000 vehicles a day, drive through hillsboro and rarely stop. >> we need round-abouts. because we need to calm the traffic. it's not going to go away. but we need to ke

the light-to-moderate leading edge of steady rain from the racetrack for novato where 101 and 37 come together, you see marion avenue right there. as you look at live doppler hd you can see more rain and that is why it is going to be a morning to early afternoon event. i will use the san rafael camera and talk about the central bay with the steady rain, by 7:00, and it will start to head into the south bay before the noon hour. and it becomes scattered as we head to 4:00, and isolated this evening. if you have plans, it will be calmer than the commute this morning. alexis? >> we have had the problem in the south bay where we probably only had a few sprinkles be not sure what the cause is. northbound highway 17, we have big delays, and this is north of the summit, and c.h.p. updated their information and said it is closer to redwood city estates and we have a four mile delay and it is in the clearing stages, so in last couple of minutes, all lanes reopened, but, obviously, we have residual delays that will take a while. bart is become on track after an early problem on the tracks in th

to the racetrack we head. kevin what are ?sandrickjoey logano were trying to stay in the chase at the kansas motor speedway yesterday. in the 36th los angeles, aric almirola bumped brian scott and there was back and forth between chase elliott and harvick. but in lap 17 a5, elliott had smoke coming out of the back of his car and today stop. harvick retook the lead and the checkered flag. a king tide is expected to hit new hampshire's coast today, and if you happen to grab some pictures, you could win a prize. the new hampshire coastal adaptation work group is hosting a catch a king tide photo contest. king tides are especially high tides that occur naturally once or twice a this week's tide is expected to reach 11 to 12 feet today through wednesday during the lunch hour. high tides in new hampshire are typically eight to 10 feet, off the top of my head. to learn more about the photo contest, web to the website. so an extra high tide around lunchtime. kevin: i am so comblad you are here to read -- i am so glad you are here to r

our belen de leon is at the 19th annual "punkin" chucking at the arapaho park racetrack. let's do it. let's launch this. >> reporter: good morning. i'll interview tim now, but how am i going to interview him? i've got a ladder here. we'll talk to him and he'll launch the pumpkin. but the forecast, radar and satellite is showing us a clear picture over colorado and nothing headed in our way. and you'll notice off to the west things are quiet. the stand-out feature on radar and satellite continues to be hurricane matthew out in the midwest, so we'll keep watching that for you, mid-atlantic, rather, and the temperatures in colorado today will be warmer than yesterday. it's starting off chilly but warming up really nice. 72 is the high. we'll have a warm afternoon under the sunny skies, and here is your planner. we'll have the temperatures rise into the 60s around lunchtime and we'll top out in the lo the temperatures around town right now, they are feeling cool, yes, and in the mountains, a few temperatures in the 20s and in the teens, highs today in the 70s for eastern color

the light-to-moderate leading edge of steady rain from the racetrack for novato where 101 and 37 comeogether, you see marion avenue right there. as you look at live doppler hd you can see more rain and that is why it is going to be a morning to early afternoon event. i will use the san rafael camera and talk about the central bay with the steady rain, by 7:00, and it will start to head into the south bay before the noon hour. and it becomes scattered as we head to

but here at the racetrack it's been awesome. en really cool. but we've had both sides. we've had a bunch of people support and a bunch of people not agreeing. >> so, austin, i'm asking you live and work in nascar world, give us a sense of what percentage of nascar drivers, fans, mechanics, sponsors are supporting hillary clinton this year. is there a hillary clinton nascar vehicle out there? >> i'll tell you in the garage area you got a bunch of hard working people in the garage area. i've had nobody come up to me in the garage area telling me they don't agree with what i'm doing. but there's plenty of fans out there that might be going for hillary. but, you know, when you come to the racetrack it doesn't matter. everybody's here to watch great racing. we're at talladega, the sun's shining so at the racetrack i haven't had anybody come up to me, on social media you do see some nascar fans that support hillary. but that's great. you know, it's a sport that's diverse but it's cool to see everybody come together especially this time

i don't think they will have a they will have to drive out the daytona 500 racetrack. we will be streaming all night on fox 10 news. just head to fox10phoenix.com and you can find the link there. >>> back here in the valley, rescue teams racing the clock to rescue a horse that was in the west valley. >> the horse is ok but pulling it to safety was not easy. we are live latest. i'm amazed they got the horse out. >> reporter: i have to tell you when i got here, my horse sank a little bit. the horse was on its side and the vets and techs were working to get it hydrated. this horse nearly 900 pounds was stuck in this canal. the tube. a worried owner was standing by hoping he will make it. a harrowing scene linda hopes she never has to see again. her hero horse suffering. this is an image of the horse stuck in a canal behind a stable area. his back legs cramped in a tube. >> another neighbor came out and said we need to get this horse out of the canal. >> reporter: mark was the struggling and it became a huge neighborhood effort along with emergency responders. >> all of the

. >>> this week we're heading out to the racetrack to catch up with one of our youngest and fastest drives in the valley. he has a serious need for speed. ?[music]?? >> i am 6 years old. i like it race. >> boy, does he. you might say that levi was born to race. just ask him what he likes most other drives -- drivers. >> what if they're older than you. >> sometimes they're 12 years old and i'm not scared. >> believe me, he is not afraid of anyone out there. but what makes him so successful? >> thinking that i'm a great driver and i will be so good at it. >> ask it's that need -- and it's that need for speed keeps him coming back. >> it seems like i'm going fast. >> but levi, isn't it dangerous. >> i know you think it's dangerous. but sometimes i don't think it's dangerous. my mom thinks it is dangerous. >> so how do you deal with the fact that your mom thinks it's dangerous? >> i just don't listen to her. >> whoops. when we pressed levi on what makes a good driver, he was >> don't ruin the car. don't make mistakes. if you think there's space, go in there. you love all-day breakfast. i love

the saratoga racetrack is one of the best places to visit in the summer.nd a half to two inches of snow they got yesterday. thankfully, some of the trees have lost their leaves so it wasn't heavy enough for power outages. if you want to do viewing of the beautiful leaves, they're still at their peak through much of the northern half of the appalachians, pittsburgh, detroit, buffalo, but we're past peek in all areas of new england. it's going to be very windy today, so the leaves will be blowing all over the place. the other story, the building heat. temperatures over the next five to six days are almost unheard of for the end of october into the beginning of november. so, building heat on saturday, near record highs in wichita, tucson will be kind of close, memphis will be very close, montgomery. so, we're about three to four degrees away from record highs in all of these areas, and that's going to continue, even as we go into saturday into sunday. memphis, nashville, montgomery, charlotte. i mean, even into halloween where temperatures are going to be ver

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