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11 spot how tight that made it. all the way down to aj allmendinger in 20th, only out by 16 points. the small things make a big difference. ryan newman, even though his car was wrecked was able to get a decent finish keeping him in the top 15. he was one of the many cars involved there in that wreck. brad keselowksi just bringing the 2 into victory lane. hallowed ground at this racetrack if you can get into victory lane here. that is a huge accomplishment. brad keselowksi, you can tell in his voice, he is a sprint cup champion. winning the highest possible thing you can win in racing, stock car racing. he felt great about the fact that he won at daytona. he is just unbuckling now getting ready to get out of the race car. confetti flies as he is getting showered by his sponsor. the winner for the first time at daytona, brad keselowksi. he has had so much success at restrictor plate racing all at talladega and finally now his first daytona victory. he is being celeb ....
checking out every student before releasing them. the tedious process added to the frustration of the parents who waited around to reunite with their children. ((jaime garrett parent: i feel like in this situation, you know, if your parent comes to get you, you should be able to go. bernard conrique parent: information, the lack of information, they re not saying this and they re not saying that or they re probably sugar coding what s going on.)) some parents told us they were left in the dark about what was going on. we re told the clark county school district sent out a mass alert to parents. the parents of the children who were exos directly. ((karen castro)) it s unclear in the student responsible faces any consequences for bringing the mercury to school. we re told classes will run as normal tomorrow. ((paul joncich)) new at 5. homicide detectives have been called to what police are calling a suspicious death. a man s body was found near pecos and bonanza earli ....
that caused the hazmat scare. the clark county school, pat skorkowsky, talking about how they handled the ordeal. what s been the most disappointing? i think the unknowns for us because we don t have the information so it s not like we re trying to keep anything from parents. we can t communicate what we don t know. reporter: ccsd still investigating where the mercury came from and when. it looked like something, reporter: friday under the bleachers 6th grader bryan orellana found this same substance and told the teacher. we tried bringing it to him to see what it was and he was like throw it in the trash. reporter: the ac is off and the heater is on because mercury vaporizes with heat. we can do measurements to see if and how much there may be in each of the rooms. reporter: the district s top priority getting the clear i kind of want to come back to school right now already. reporter: they are doing everything they can to make sure the doors are ....
yesterday. jerry brown, another day of this? i didn t like it so much. you know, there s got to be a few people out there that miss those lazy, hazy days of summer. i m kind of looking forward to fall. but today definitely going to feel a little like summer, especially as you head down toward the lake down there. you can see our skies are brightening in the east. sunrise this morning at 6:20, so we ll keep an eye on that. pretty sure it is going to rise. there. here at the downtown studios 73 degrees. winds not a big deal today. they will start to be noticeable tomorrow afternoon. humidity is up as is the dew point but that s coming down. we are in a dry pattern. the barometer is high. 80s in the colorado river valley, 50s up to there and mid 60s in beatty. in blue diamond. our skies krystal clear as you can see all across the southwest and today if you are planning ahead, how about 102 on the east side for an afternoon high. upper 80s by 10:00 a.m. this morning is pr ....
president obama placed a wreath and addressed the crowd. the country. they remain in our hearts today. and shanksville, pennsylvania - where flight 93 crashed into a field - was not forgotten. in new york the freedom tower now stands where the twin towers once did a monument to resilience . and the memories of the lives lost. in new york, i m karin caifa. the september eleventh attacks are the most devastating foreign attack on a since d pea the terrorsts killed nearly three-thousand people and injured more than six-thousand. 265 people were on the four planes hijacked by the terrorists. more than 26-hundred people died in the world trade center and surrounding area. and more than 100 people died in the pentagon. these numbers do not include the 19 terrorists responsible for the attacks. the freedom tower now stands right next to where the twin towers once stood. it s taller than both of the orginal buildings. it s also know as the one-world tra ....