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the brooklyn dodgers. but racism was inevitable. >> i went to every home game at ebbett field. things took place, and we could discuss them on our way home because i'd seen the same things he'd seen. >> with the desire to not only be mrs. jackie robinson, rachel set out to achieve her own career goals. >> i've been involved in clinical work. i've been involved in teaching. been gratified by it. gratified by being able to help other people. and grow myself. >> which she had to do after life threw her several curveballs. >> my husband passed away in 1972. it was an untimely, unexpected death. and devastating to our whole family. also, my son, jackie jr., was killed in an automobile accident a year before. so it was the worst time in my life, and i needed a way to go forwa forward, how to not only grieve but to remember them in some way special. >> so in 1973 robinson established the jackie robinson foundation, which has assisted over 1,400 college scholars with $30 million in direct financial support. >> rachel in her infinite wisdom realized that it wasn't enough to just give fi

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purchased the padres for the relative bargain price of $700 million they were famous for moving the brooklyn dodgerso los angeles. >>> a detroit boy sends his summer vacation selling snacks to save his city. i love this little boy. 9-year-old joshua smith has raised more than $3,000, selling lemonade, fruit punch, giving all the money to the security council to help detroit out of a financial crisis. a 9-year-old boy. so smith is set to be honored by the city. he's giving the money he raised to the city council today. he got a $2,000 scholarship from a community group and a surprise visit from the university of michigan baseball team. detroit is facing a $200 million deficit. he's got a little bit of work to do. how incredible that he took matters into his own hands to help try to save his city. >> he's raised so much money. i think to date by friday, joshua had made $3,392.77. >> go josh. we're pulling for you. >>> for an expanded look at all the top stories, head to our blog, cnn.com/earlystart. >>> would you pay to have your bags delivered tour home from the airport. perhaps, american airlines th

he began five years after the end of world war ii, seven years before the dodgers moved from brooklyno los angeles. the ravens linebacker terrell suggs believes he will play this year. he was put on the physically able to perform list instead of the reserve. that means he has to sit out the first six weeks of the upcoming season. if he went on injured reserve, that would end his season with no chance of playing in 2012. a lot of players will see their hopes of playing in the nfl end in the month of august. the roster will be cut down to 53 players on friday. backup quarterback vince young. the spotlight can shrink and disappear in a hurry in the nfl. the third pick overall in 2006 has now gone through three different teams in seven years. dallas cowboys receiver teh's brian -- dez bryant. in response to an incident earlier this summer when he allegedly hit his mother, several individual rules were placed on him, including a midnight curfew. cannot drink alcohol and he must have security personnel taken to and from practices, and he cannot vote to strip clubs. when your employer has to

. >> rose: but in brooklyn you remember the dodger, don't you. >> no, no i was born-- i grew up, i got to confess, full disclosure, i grew up as a mets fan. >> rose: really? not a yankee fan. >> we hated the yankees growing up in brooklyn, my generation. the yankees of tom tress, stan bonson, horace clark, they were horrible. >> rose: do you like the los angeles dodgers? >> not really. (laughter) >> rose: but you like baseball still. >> love it, love it. >> rose: didn't you catch a ball or something, what did you do? >> what happened was my son jackson who is taller than me now, we were at the yankees game. >> rose: a fine looking young man he is. >> thank you. and mark teixeira was up and i don't know if he put enough pine tar on his batting glove, but the bat slipped out of his hand and headed towards the cranes, our cranium, our skulls. we both had to duck. the bat handle hit my son between the shoulder. he was all right. so i picked it up and mark teixeira was great. came over, after his at-bat, came over, asked if we were all right. we gave him the bat, he signed it, went to the l

brooklyn team. >> i don't know how that happened. >> the dodgers left, and he had to go to the mets. >> that didn't happen though. >> my mother was a dodger fan growing up, and they always loved the yankees. look, i can't fault lebron. the way that all went down, it was creepy and weird, the decision and all of that, but i'm actually happy for him. i feel like he was humbled by the whole thing. i am looking forward to next season. >> knicks look good. i totally didn't answer your question. >> do you think the guy who calls himself king james has been humbled? >> i heard he got a cat. >> did he really? given to him by the government? miami gave him a cat? >> yes. >> i thought the king james thing was because he was a big game of thrones guy. i had no idea it had anything to do with ego. >> did you not -- did you get that? >> i poo-poo religion. >> and religion poo-poo's you. do pageants make you a bad parent? >> yes jie. she lost custody on of -- of her daughter dressed as dolly parton dressed with padded breasts. she even made the cover of "people." she says her ex-husband is using the pageant part