i m not i don t know if he can handle a lot of overtime. i think we re pretty optimistic we re going to have any cars left to do overtime. let s check with vince. jeff gordon described it as bumper cars, kyle. what d you see out there? not much lace for you to go. no, i seen the 19 and the 2 really fighting for a spot. for my vantage point that s all i could see. i could tell we were going to wreck. i tried to check up a little bit. then it s on from behind me. but nothing else you can do from there, i guess vr itt funny when the guys behind you get through the wreck and they re able to go on the rest of the way. i hated for our m&m camry still pushing to 13, working really good together. i was going to push him to see if i couldn t get farther, give ourselves a chance to win. hopefully benefit our teammates can do it. thanks, kyle. thanks, tell mates denny hamlin and and matt kenseth running first and fourth. wow, a lot of damage there. wow. before was in
fall in parts of central iowa. we could start to see some light snow, some flurries, move in. all of that snow you see from davenport to mason city, that snow is really not making it to the ground just yet. farther to the south awinter weather advisory has gone into effect and snow is hit the ground. the winter weather advisory stretches across the entire area. it starts at midnight along i- 380 over to the east, closer to dubuque. it goes until tomorrow . if you do have plans, a lot of the snow is going to spread across the area. there could be slick spots as the widespread snow is expected, three to five inches yoyocan go to gbs2iowa.com to see the latest road conditions before you head out. we ll take about all of e details about when we expect a warm-up in the first forecast. developing right now, washington and members of justice antonin scalia. this is a live look at washington. the 79-year-old passed away in his sleep follow agday of came hunting in his sleep. he tol
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