. good sunday morning everyone. we ve got the perfect weather out there for a race for the cure this morning in downtown phoenix. the first runners taking off a little more than 30 minutes ago. look outside right now. you can see all of the runners getting ready to take off. we have team coverage of the race. ken and matt are live from the finish line and joe is starting off at the start line. reporter: good morning. the motto for this year s race for the cure is race on, fight on. as we continue this fight against cancer, we have all kinds of wonderful people here. i want to show you line of our next race which are the walkers. we have seen a great grandmother here undergoing chemotherapy. she says she is determined to show her presence today as she fights. we ve seen two sisters supporting their third sister sandy who is a survivor. they said as series, we ve gone through life s journeys together and this is another. we also see community groups like the teams. so many st
you gotta block out the pressure, block out all those things that could potentially happen and get the job done. martin truex jr. sending a strong, strong message to the rest of this entire field. you re pretty much back to zero and you have to prove yourself again and over and over and over again. every position matters, every point matters. the next three weeks the intensity will definitely ramp up. it doesn t matter what you did or what you re going to do. it s really about now. welcome to nascar racing on nbc. it s the bank of america 500 from charlotte motor speedway. let s take a look at the chase grid. you see that after last week in dover, there are now just 12 drivers who still have a chance at the championship. seven races remain, and the stakes keep getting higher. it s win and advance. elliott and austin dillon are looking for their first win and a victory here at charlotte would ensure a spot in the next round of the playoffs for one of these 12 drive
decision 2016 coverage continues at 5:30 on the n-b-c nightly news wiith lester holt. more local news now.miller coors is one of milwaukee s oldest companies and today it embarks on a new chapter . the company announced that molson coors is now its sole owner. this comes after a 100 billion dollar deal finalized yesterday between anheuser busch inbev and the former joint owner of miller coors s-a-b miller. rikki mitchell is live at miller valley with more on the history of the company and what this new deal this company s roots go back 150 years when the original founder started the brewery in the area right behind me. and even though the ownership is changing again the company says things here will remain the same. when when frederick miller bought the plank road brewery in 1956 he started an empire. he started small but he was ambitious to say the least ben barbera is a curator historical society and says the millercoors company is the last of the old breweries
i can only imagine. this is a terrible situation. and ashley was a senior at hillsborough high school. they are planning a tribute and the family is there collecting donations to help with the funeral costs. thank you very much. it is a monumental decision by the state supreme court. they ruled that the death pen allegety procedures are unconstitutional. it will have a ripple effect across the justice system. and gloria gomez following the developments what does this mean? all cases that have yet to be tried on hold and executions are on hold and the inmates get a do over. this is the largest ruling in death penalty that the state has had. because of the ruling it is back to the drawing board for lawmakers. the state supreme court ruled and the legislature came up with was most likely unconstitutional. and the decision was reviewed for fox 13. the court said to sentence someone to death the decision of a jury must be unanimous meaning every single juror mu
of this nation and once again the media is piling on with unsubstantiated claims as the headlines while they ignore an avalanche of hard evidence about corruption, pay to play, political favoritism emanating out of hillary clinton s years as secretary of state. reporter: the clinton campaign is doing some damage control after wikileaks on saturday appeared what appear to be transcripts from her once private wall street speeches. he have to just state very plainly. not only are these e-mails an effort by wikileaks and russia to try to destabilize our election. second, you can t assume they re all accurate. reporter: while donald trump spent the weekend campaigning, hillary clinton has focused on debate prep for the final presidential debate. mike emmanuel, fox news. several states including here in arizona. early voting is allowed in 36 states as well as in washington, d.c. more than 750,000 ballots have been cast already around this country. early voting is expected to ac