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lead changes. the lead changes, a larger number than we had last year. we re under our eighth caution. we talked about harvick. trying to win for the fifth time. that would be the most for any driver. nicknamed among many the closer. he certainly knows how to be the leader or protect the lead. we said, you re the leading man today, you ve been fast every time you ve been in the car, can you win it? he thought he could. help h he has a great car underneath him. he s in a position to bring home a win. with 13 to go in terms of these restarts here, what have you seen from harvick so far? who can challenge him with junior, logano, keselowski and larson behind? junior hasn t been able to get down beside harvick which has been a huge advantage for kevin. making him go through turns one and two, pick up four or five car lengths and be able to run away from these guys. junior s been side by side with other racers. he needs his best restart of the day right now. try to get bes
United-statesPhoenixArizonaCaliforniaAmericanDale-jrRoger-penske-fordJimmie-johnsonStuart-hassStewart-haasSteve-byrnesDavid-gilliland world remain on high alert after credible terror threats from al qaeda. many u.s. embassies and consulates remain closed. nbc white house correspondent kristen welker has the latest. reporter: back from camp david, president obama is getting the latest on the high alert. there s been an all of lot of chatter out there. chatter means conversation among terrorists about the planning that s going on. they re reminiscent of what we saw pre-9/11. reporter: according to two top u.s. officials, the terror plot could include one large attack or simultaneous attacks around the world, but the intelligence still isn t crystal clear. embassies and consulates from cairo to kabul are bracing themselves. although the streets of kabul were calm today, the embassy was still closed and will remain on high alert. national security officials told nbc news the threat is coming directly from al qaeda in the arabian peninsula based in yemen. a terror group that s gotten stronger in recent yea
ArkansasUnited-statesCaliforniaSan-diegoSyriaWashingtonDistrict-of-columbiaKabulKabolAfghanistanSan-franciscoArizona world remain on high alert after credible terror threats. this morning there are new details about why they re forcing many embassies and consulates to remain closed. nbc white house correspondent kristen welker has details. reporter: back at camp david president obama is getting brief tinges on the threat that has shut middle eastern diplomatic posts and put americans traveling abroad on high alert. there s been an awful lot of chatter out there, conversation among terrorists about the planning that s going on, very reminiscent of what we saw pre 9/11. reporter: according to two top u.s. officials the terror plot could include one large attack or simultaneous attacks around the world, but the intelligence still isn t crystal clear. from cairo to kabul are bracing themselves. although the streets of kabul were closed, the embassies are on high alert. the threat is coming directly from al qaeda based in yemen, a terror group that has gotten stronger in recent years. it
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