baseball commissioner rob manfred said stumbling blocks remain on key economic issues.ding up to april 14th have been canceled. best-case scenario, opening day is mid-april. players want to keep negotiating and canceling more games is unnecessary. >> looking at ballparks, i want to get out and watch baseball. >>> back >>> all righty, ready for march madness, excitement for the upcoming ncaa tournament. >> brackets and pools. >> that's you and janelle. >> we got into it. tournament is starting next week, this week teams are scrambling for invite. includes stanford. >> ingram, spinning, stripped, picked up, and stanford has won at the buzzer. >> so fun to watch. stuns arizona state to advance in pac-12 tournament. former cardinal adam keith's son with the game winner. >>> another bay area school ready for the big dance, academy of art university in san francisco is only higher education art school in the ncaa. we've been here forever, didn't know they had a basketball team. >> i didn't either. >> urban knights won the west tournament title and headed to division ii west r

baseball commissioner rob manfred said stumbling blocks remain on key economic issues.ng up to april 14th have been canceled. best-case scenario, opening day is mid-april. players want to keep negotiating and canceling more games is unnecessary. >> looking at ballparks, i want to get out and watch baseball. >>> back with update on march madness, what stanford did that shocked a lot of people. stay with us. - [announcer] the more we learn about covid-19, the more questions we have. the biggest question now, what's next? what will covid bring in six months, a year? if you're feeling anxious about the future, you're not alone. calhope offers free covid-19 emotional support. call 833-317-4673, or live chat at calhope.org today. we used to think this was the best thing a plant could grow into. and then, we made this. introducing the new mcplant. made with the first plant-based patty worthy of being called a mcdonald's burger. ♪ ba da ba ba bah ♪ oh, wow, barbara corcoran! good morning. sorry, we don't need any business help now. we're gigillionaires. what? we're gigillionair

and as i said, hopefully, that's the last time we hear from rob manfred from for a while. the players. let's hear from the managers to big changes. we got to tell you about the national league will adopt the designated hitter and the playoffs are going to expand from 10. 2 12 teams, guys. i like those rules were for weeks away. yeah, we're getting close. the other thing is those those doubleheaders they're going to be not are those nine inning games, right, and they're not going to start with that runner on second base anymore, and i know for the baseball purists out there. in fact, pretty much everybody extra and you know we were talking about it. they're doing away with that, which is a good thing. that's good progress. okay? yep. thank you. thanks, jason. well, the t s a is extending its mask required. it is another month now until april 18th previously the mask mandate on planes, trains and other forms of public transportation was set to expire on march. 18th the cdc, though now working on revising new guidelines that would ease the nationwide mask mandate on transit,

commissioner rob manfred canceled 93 more games after the league and players union failed to reach anon a new collective bargaining deal. 184 games have now been wiped out. opening day, originally scheduled for march 31st, has now been pushed back to at least april 14th. >>> and tiger woods can add another honor to his long list of accomplishments. woods' 14-year-old daughter sam introduced her father during last night's induction ceremony for the world golf hall of fame. he got emotional during his acceptance speech when he thanked his mother and late father for helping him get to where he is today. >> so without the sacrifices of mom -- who took me to all those golf tournaments, and dad who's not here but who instilled in me this work ethic, to fight for what i believe in. >> woods has a record tying 82 winds on the r r -- 82 wins on the pga tour to go along with his 15 major championships. >>> coming up on "cbs mornings," actor tom sellick and donnie wahlberg celebrate "blue bloods." donnie wahlberg celebrate "blue bloods." new jelly bean vitamins. good-for-you nutrients in a tasti

baseball commissioner rob manfred. >> i have to say i am genuinely thrilled to be able to say that major is back, and we will play 162 games. >> let's get to what this means. opening-day for the giants, the a's at philadelphia, start of a 10 game road trip. their home opener is april 18. other takeaways, free agency resumes tonight, and the postseason expands from 10 to 12 teams. the giants pitcher logan webb shared this on twitter. honestly, just excited to see my friends. that is pretty good. anyway, all teams have to cram an entire off-season into about 10 days. players are expected to report to teams as early as this weekend. three words, baseball is back. >> a lot of happy players and a lot of happy fans right now. >>> baseball players are the only one celebrating tonight. so our san francisco bars. andrea nakano will have the reaction coming up tonight at 11:00. >>> taking a look at top headlines, growing concern tonight that russia could start using biological or chemical weapons in ukraine. is as u.s. officials warn that russian troops are operating with reckless disregard for ci

commissioner rob manfred -- >> i do want to start by apologizing to our fans.cult. there was a lot of uncertainty. >> nfl in white, that is bears khalil mack. the one-time oakland raider all- pro pass rush or is headed back to the afc west as a member of the l.a. chargers. he was traded today for a pair of draft picks. he had 36 sacks and four seasons with chicago. college basketball, stanford's spencer jones got off that stationary bike to make plays like this against arizona. a pac-12 conference tournament move added 28. later stanford down 3. inside, two fisted dunk. arona just too good won 84- 80. and fothat coach jerry task will return. acc tournament, anotonle ime in tied it over time before the buzzer. look at this. jordan miller, game-winning layup. a great pass for former cal bears charlie moore. miami at the buzzer, 71-69. they face duke in the semi finals. island green in florida at tpc sawgrass, but how often do you see this? a pga player running to the green. this the opening-round of the players championship. says he wants to finish his rant befor

. >> commissioner rob manfred announcing the league's owners unanimously approved a five-year labor contractending the mlb lockout and salvaging a full 162-game season. >> i do want to start by apologizing to our fans. i know that the last few months have been difficult. there was a lot of uncertainty. >> reporter: opening day set for april 7th with free agency opening last night, and spring training camps opening today. the lockout comes to an abrupt end after nearly 100 days of heated negotiations with some wondering if a compromise would ever come. >> there was acrimony between the sides. it had gotten ugly enough to the point where players talked about possibly missing the entire season. >> reporter: and the new deal comes with some big changes. the play-offs will expand from 10 to 12 teams. the national league will now use designated hitters. and there is now a limit on the number of times players can be optioned to the minor leagues. the agreement will increase pay for young players and better incentivize teams to compete. it's not just the players back in business. for tyrone robinson

. >> this afternoon, rob manfred delivered the news all fans had feared.eague baseball games, some have been canceled. after speaking long into the night and extending the deadline to getting it done by the afternoon, talks fell apart. the commissioner announced the cancellation of the first two series for every team. this will be the first time since the 1994-1995 season that games will be canceled due to a work stoppage. >> players want to play. we know that. the reason we are not playing is simple. a lockout is the ultimate economic weapon. >> it takes both parties to make an agreement. i am disappointed we didn't make an agreement and i am committed to doing everything possible to get one. >> needless to say, we rain -- we remain committed to the bargaining process and getting back on the field. >> the difficult thing is if it was solely within my ability, or the ability of the clubs to get an agreement, we would have an agreement. dan: today i went on giants and a's wiping clean their scheduled. . games like it was never scheduled. liz: the giants ser

here is the statement from major league baseball and commissioner rob manfred. we worked hard to reach an agreement and offered a fair deal with significant improvements for the players and our fans. i am saddened by this situation has continued impact on our game and all those who are part of it, especially our loyal fans and the players union also released a statement calling the league's decision to cancel games completely unnecessary. going on to say the players want to play and cannot wait to get back-on the field for their fans. but their top priority remains a fair contract. so here's what that means for the bay area teams. the giants will miss 2 home series against the marlins and the padres. the a's will skip series at philly and tampa bay. so at least 2 weeks of baseball canceled and we're hoping that it's not going to keep up that way. all right. thank you, kate. thanks, kate. 2 years ago this week, the world health organization declared covid-19 a pandemic >> pending and taking lives all around the world. and here in california, kaiser permanente. ma

but commissioner rob manfred has stated that if the 2 sides do not come to an agreement by the end of the day. and the league does not lift the lockout. why more games are going to be canceled and a full 162 game regular season will be unlikely. our first spoke with a local ballpark usher who fears summer baseball is in jeopardy. >> with every day that passes without a collective bargaining agreement in place between major league baseball and the players association. it becomes clear for ballpark workers that they will take a hit to their bottom line. i'm really concerned for my coworkers who do depend on those paychecks. >> you know, season to season are not lucky that don't have a full-time job like i george gonzalez lives in san francisco and has worked as an usherifor the giants going on. 25 years now in about 15 years with the oakland athletics are worried of. they've got to find part-time jobs are full-time jobs that they can to feel and they've got to pay rent. you've got to put food in your refrigerator. major league baseball has launched a 1 million dollar fund to support spr

but just about an hour ago, couple hours ago now, mlb commissioner rob manfred announced that the first 2 series of the regular season would be canceled. this comes after the league and the players union were unable to agree on a new collective bargaining agreement. it's been a pretty wild ride offers traded back and forth between the 2 groups for months. last week, the owners set a deadline for yesterday saying that if an agreement could be reached by that time, the league would be forced to cancel some games. they ended up pushing that deadline to this afternoon and the players union did not accept mlb's final proposal. some of the items of greatest concern to the players, minimum salaries, a bonus pool and the competitive balance tax or luxury tax. after announcing the official cancellation of games, manfred was reluctant to assign any blame to the league side for the breakdown in negotiations. >> the only thing i can say. is that. from the perspective of the commissioner's office and the we are doing our very, very best to try to reach an agreement. unfortunately, it's not something

a swing and a miss is leading to a shorten baseball season mlb in a statement the commissioner rob manfred says the players and owners want to deal with the players as soon as possible it's united in negotiating a fair deal. >>> now we turn to weather and nbc meteorologist bill karins. what's the morning going to be like >> the northwest is still the area that has the rain and clouds we have a lot of our rivers in flood stages besides that the rest of the country is like what's going on? for early march temperatures should not be in the 80s in kansas city and missouri so potential record highs today. st. louis, we're very warm all the way through texas. even d.c. to virginia is warming up significantly charlotte at 75 degree tomorrow it continues. we should hit 80 in savannah these temperatures are about 15 to 20 degrees warmer than normal and finally in the northeast looks like sunday to monday is when you'll get chances one on saturday and on monday in areas of colorado. we'll take a look at that weekend forecast coming up >> something to look forward to. >>> the incredible story of pare

mlb commissioner rob manfred said the league and owners made several concessions, but they could not reach a deal. >> my deepest hope is that we get an agreement quickly, we're back on the field, and, you know, we get back into that market and compete effectively. >> this will be the first time regular season games have been canceled due to a labor dispute in 27 years. >>> coming up, the queen of england is back to work. an update on britain's monarch a week after testing positive for covid. >>> and later -- >> when he's really tired, he gets a bit grumpy and then he gets way over dramatic. >> two tired for school. a little boy's funny reaction becomes an internet sensation. this is the "cbs morning news." . this is the "cbs morning news." is now a good time for a flare-up? enough, crohn's! for adults with moderate to severe crohn's or ulcerative colitis, stelara® can provide relief, and is the first approved medication to reduce inflammation on and below the surface of the intestine in uc. you, getting on that flight? back off, uc! stelara® may increase your risk of infections, some

here's what mlb commissioner rob manfred had to say.r our second late 9 late night bargaining session in a week, we remain without a deal. i'm saddened by this situation has continued impact on our game and all those who are a part of it, especially our low loyal fans. we have the utmost respect for our players and hopefully they will ultimately choose to accept the fair agreement. they had been offered a lot to unpack there. college hoops. now stanford taking on arizona state first round of the pac 12 tournament late in the second stanford down 10 james keith with the big time block. almost a game saving play. cardinal will take the other way. spencer jones. he goes to finish. but guess who's there? it's keep with the put back stanford within 8 under a minute to go. 5 point arizona lead brandon angle. nice finish in the paint. 15 off the point off the bench for him. stanford inches closer moments later. shows his range. spencer jones knocks down the 3 he had. 26 one point game. final seconds. now, harrison ingram drives. he loses it, b

but >> commissioner rob manfred has stated if the 2 sides do not come to agreement by the end of the day and the league does not lift the lockout. >> more games will be canceled and a full 162 game regular season will be unlikely. kron four's phillipe djegal talked with a local ballpark usher who fears summer baseball is in jeopardy. >> for 25 years, george gonzalez has look forward to working weekend home games for the san francisco giants about 15 years ago he added oakland athletics home games to his ledger, too. but gonzalez now has to embrace the unfortunate likelihood that he won't work another full regular season this year. this has major league baseball and the players association remain deadlocked on a collective bargaining agreement. i'm pretty sure everyone's concern. >> and i feel for that. he feels fortunate to have a full-time job. so losing his part-time work at the ballpark says the measure. >> we'll break him financially, but there are thousands of other workers across the league. >> who are not as lucky, everyone. this is the money, but also they also special testin

late today, commissioner rob manfred announcing the first week of the season has been called off. roughly the first six to eight games. they will not be rescheduled. owners and players missing a 5:00 p.m. deadline to end the lockout. >>> and the reigning "jeopardy!" champ celebrating her win over cancer. a powerful moment for so many. appearing without the wig she wore on previous nights, revealing her battle with breast cancer. >> after the winnings, i decided that i didn't need to hide behind a wig anymore and i wanted to normalize what cancer recovery looks like. >> incredible moment. she's a piano teacher and church organize nis, now in remission. we are cheering her on. >>> when we come back here tonight, the very moving images of the children and their parents' hope. new vicks vapostick. strong soothing vapors... help comfort your loved ones. for chest, neck, and back. it goes on clear. no mess just soothing comfort. try new vicks vapostick. real cowboys get customized car insurance with liberty mutual, so we only pay for what we need. -hey tex, -wooo. can someone else get a

or actually baseball fans the mlb delayed opening day for four weeks after negotiators failed, rob manfred, has scraped up more than 180 days and that's near se 8% of the entire season. is unclear if the teams make up the games, if at all the league and the players union are here and they remain far apart on several key economic issues. >>> this month we're celebrating women and their accomplishments. for one minnesota teen who has a lot to be proud of she's a senior in high school and never had the use of her hands. now she is getting ready to attend college to become a teacher and doing it all with her feet 11. local coverage from kare 11 and boyd hooper. >> reporter: if you are a regular at the hall. you already know the driver of this girl from class to class. >> first time i noticed her using her feet for something >> i am lucky. >> when we met lexie, she was 5-year-old and prepping for kindergarten >> lexie's feet have taken her to the cusp of high school >> when we first met lexi, she was 5 years ol graduation >> don't let anybody tell uh-uh you -- you can't do anything, you can. >>

after negotiators failed, rob manfred, has scraped up more than 180 days and that's near the scheduleeams says he'll get them. the league and the players union are here and they remain far apart on several key economic issues. >> this month we're celebrating women and their accomplishments. a senior in high school. she's never had the use of her hands and now she's getting ready to attend college so she can become teacher and she's doing it all with just her feet. loca local coverage from nbc affiliate, kare 11 from their reporter >> reporter: if you are a regular at the hall. you already know the driver of, start a little fireworks. >> i got this girl from class to class. >> first time i noticed her using her feet for something >> i am lucky >> when we met lexie, she was 5-year-old and prepping for kinde kindergarten >> lexie's feet have taken her to the cusp of high school graduation >> don't let anybody tell uh-uh kap you -- you can't do anything, you can. >> reporter: legs stiff and hard to move. a doctor says she never walked certainly not navigate stairs. >> reporter: until lexi

[laughter] i feel like rob manfred being booed. there will be other changes.ifts so that will add more offense. they're making the bases slightly larger, which is something i have to look into. the good news is they are going to play. we put all the labor nonsense behind us. kristen: ultimately that's what we care about. larry: peloton is trying to rent one of their fitness bikes instead of shelling out $1500. rental pricing will range between $60 to $100 a month. this is a private -- pilot program. peloton ceo hoping it will lure in customers who have been turned off by the high cost of ownership. i know a lot of people who have peloton seem to love them. it gets expensive. now that the gyms are open, i believe peloton stock has gone national and >> it will be interesting to see people go back to the gyms, mastic which gyms during the pandemic. if it is $1500 or $2000 to buy bank -- by a peloton, if you put it on credit, it's not more than 1600 bucks a month. in other words, buying it may be cheaper than renting. >> this gives you a chance to see if you can u

league and players failed to agree on a new contract before last night's deadline commissioner rob manfredam will be scratched from the schedule. no word when the two sides will reconvene. for more negotiations. we're going to have a lot more on this lockout in the next half hour. >>> the high stakes showdown in texas. republican governor greg abbot will face democratic beto o'rourke in his bid for a third term in office they both won respective primaries last night by an overwhelming margin. o'rourke is seeking to become the first democratic governor in texas in nearly three decades. >>> and an important recall to tell you about this morning. fitbit is recalling its ionic model smart watch. the watch can overheat posing a burn hazard. more than 70 reports so far of burn injuries. about a million of those watches sold in the united states in target, best buy and amazon. you should stop using the watch immediately if you have have it and you should contact fitbit to get a refund. >> let's turn back to the war in ukraine and the refugee crisis being sparked by russia's aggression >> the u.n.

after negotiators failed, rob manfred, has scraped up more than 180 days and that's near the schedulethe league and the players union are here and they remain far apart on several key economic issues. >> this month we're celebrating women and their accomplishments. a senior in high school. she's never had the use of her hands and now she's getting ready to attend college so she can become teacher and she's doing it all with just her feet. local coverage now from nbc affiliate care 11. >> if you are a regular in the halls. >> hopefully you don't run anybody over. >> you know the driver of the pink chair. >> do i have to follow you >> for everyone else, let's start a little fireworks. >> i got the blue. >> i noticed that at six months old, that's the first time i noticed her use her feet for something. >> i'm luckiest. >> yeah. >> all right >> when we first met lexi, she was 5 years old and prepping for kindergarten lexies feet had taken her to the cusp of high school graduation because -- >> you can. >> a rare birth defect -- >> they don't work like yours. >> and lexx stiff. >> i can w

the ap reports rob manfred is threatening players with a loss of salary if they don't give into the termsst the season could start is april 14. after a pandemic pause, wolfgang puck will be back at the governors ball after the oscars. he is collaborating with ghetto gastro to cater the event. they have a saying -- we only layer flavors. the acronym spells out wolf,, perfect for wolfgang puck.favors and smoked salmon oscars. you can see who takes on the real oscar on abc seven. the awards show is sunday, march 27 at 5:00. kumasi: another recall from bmw impacting more than 917,000 cars and suvs in the u.s. because of potential and your fire risks. this is the third recall for the same issue since 2017, involving vehicles from told -- 2006 to 2013, many 3, 5, and one series vehicles. bmw owners who had previous repairs done will need to get their vehicles fixed again. the volkswagen bug is back -- bus is back but fully electric. it is a 21st century version of the classic vw bus. in the u.s., the old bus was associated with the hippie movement and was popular with families decades before mi

appeals court saying a letter from rob manfred to the yankees regarding the team's alleged involvement have contained proof of the team's sign stealing method. they said manfred hit the full findings of that yankee investigation. the letter sheds more light on the matter. the yankees president argued in 2020 the release of the letter would harm the team's reputation. guys, a lot of astros fans out there very fascinated to find out what is in this letter. see you in a couple of weeks. >> nice to see you. >> thanks, andy. >>> just ahead for you, a new push here in the u.s. to save children orphaned by russia's war in ukraine. the stinging. my skin was no longer minene. emerge tremfyant®. withth tremfya®... ...most people saw 90% clearer skin at 16 weeks. the majority of people saw 90% clearer skin evenen at 5 years. tremfya® is the first medication of its kind also approved for adults with active psoriatic arthritis. and, it's six doses a year, after two starter doses. serious allergic reactions may occur. tremfya® may increase your risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them

commissioner rob manfred said genuinely thrilled to have baseball back and start by apologizing to fans. i know the last months have been difficult. finally, he's right. i'm shepard smith on cnbc. it's the bottom of the hour. time for the top of the news >>> a trooper spots an out of control car, an instant decision she makes next now credited for saving untold lives. meet a group of moms in ukraine reporting from the front lines, armed with nothing but their cell phones. >>> and vladimir putin losing the information war. that's the word from the head of the cia. he spoke to senate lawmakers today. putin spent two decades building a propaganda bubble and laundering information through his russian state media. but he argues the united states has disrupted the kremlin's efforts to use baseless claims to justify their invasion of ukraine. >> in all the years i spent as a career diplomat, i saw too many instances in which we lost information wars with the russians in this case, i think we have had a great deal of effect in disrupting their tactics and their calculations and demonstrating to

baseball commissioner rob manfred now has a message for baseball fans.y apologizing to our fans. i know that the last few months have been difficult. there was a lot of uncertainty. the 99 day lockout forced the cancelation of the two weeks of spring training opening day for regular season for both the giants and the a's april 8th just four weeks from now. well there's a story about a rescue dog who wound up rescuing a life and now is getting his own movie . it's a dog named ruby had been returned to rhode island s p. c. a shelter five times. because either destroyed furniture or took bites at new owners. one of the workers at the shelter actually had to fight to keep her from being euthanized. but when a state trooper came in searching for a dog to be trained as a canine officer, he saw the potential in ruby and took ruby home. years after completing her training, rubies, canine skills were put to the test. as a young boy there had been missing for 36 hours. ruby ends up going off fire self and searching an area and when i went to chase after i came aro

but commissioner rob manfred has stated that if the 2 sides didn't come to an agreement by the end of and the league does not lift the lockout. well, more games will be canceled and a full 162 game regular season. we'll be unlikely. kron four's felecia goal talked with a local ballpark usher who is fearing that summer baseball is in jeopardy. >> with every day that passes without a collective bargaining agreement in place between major league baseball and the players association. it becomes clear for ballpark workers that they will take a hit to their bottom line. i'm really concerned for my coworkers. >> who do depend on those paychecks? you know, season to season are not lucky that don't have a full-time job like i george gonzalez lives in san francisco and has worked as an usher for the giants going on. 25 years now in about 15 years with the oakland athletics are worried of. they've got to find part-time jobs are full-time jobs that they can to feel and they've got to pay rent. you've got to put food in your refrigerator. major league baseball has launched a 1 million dollar fund

baseball commissioner rob manfred now has a message for baseball fans. want to start by apologizing to our fans. i know that the last few months have been difficult. there was a lot of uncertainty. now the 99 day lockout forced the cancelation of two weeks of spring training opening day for the regular season for both the giants and the a's is april 8th just four weeks from now. nationwide statistics show that women make up less than 5% of firefighters . but as we mark women's history month, ktvu christian captain tells us how san francisco is bucking that trend. san francisco's fire department stands ready to protect the city, just as it has for more than 170 years. but like the city, the department has evolved current chief jenny nicholson, the department's second woman chief, says she stands on the shoulders of giants. there were almost 50 45, or 50 women that came into the san francisco fire department before i did. so they were the real trailblazers and they came in when there were no separate changing areas in any of the stations, no separate bathr

the 3rd straight day that they've met that commissioner rob manfred has stated that if 2 sides do not come to an agreement by the end of the day, well. >> well, they did was another week of games and that is not good. their past midnight where they're negotiating on the east coast in major league baseball does not lift the lockout if they don't agree to a new deal, more games are going to be canceled. and the full 162 game regular season schedule does very much in jeopardy. at that point. they have a truncated season. kron four's phillipe spoke with a local ballpark usher who fears summer baseball itself is in jeopardy. >> for 25 years, george gonzales has looked forward to working weekend home games for the san francisco giants about 15 years ago, he added oakland athletics home games to his ledger, too. but gonzalez now has to embrace the unfortunate likelihood that he won't work another full regular season this year. this has major league baseball and the players association remain deadlocked on a collective bargaining agreement. i'm pretty sure everyone is concerned. and i feel fo

mlb commissioner rob manfred announced last night that opening day will be april 14th at the latest.e shall see. major league baseball broadcasters not seeing an immediate bounce. fox, disney and dish network are polling the broader market lower. >>> russia announcing a few hours ago it is temporarily suspending grain and sugar exports to the eurasian economic union through the end of august, this a day after ukraine announced as part of its martial law status, it will ban all exports of wheat, operates, mill millet, buckwheat, other staples. wheat did hit a 14-year high this week, but in the aggregate inflation numbers are withering. the february consumer price index gives you a sense of inflation at the consumer level, out this morning with a shocker. and it did align perfectly with analyst expectations, a jump of 7.9%. with gasoline, housing and food the biggest contributors to that jump we haven't seen in four decades. with the9 food if index up 7.9% year e over year and the food at home index up is -- 1.4% month over month, yesterday i asked blackrock ceo larry fink for his thou

here's what mlb commissioner rob manfred had to say. regrettably, after our second late night bargaining session in a week, we remain without a deal. i am saddened by this. situation's continued impact on our game and all those who are a part of it, especially our loyal fans. we have the upmost respect for our players and hope they will ultimately choose to accept the fair agreement they have offered. now there is one no mlb did say that they will be working through the night and mlb pa has come back to the table. so we never know what that really happened. i talked to one mlb player guys he told me that he. doesn't think this is going to get resolved anytime soon. be asked to remain off the record. but he said, i don't see. i don't see me coming back to san francisco anytime or that's disappointing. i he's somebody who will be in the he said he's not very optimistic. >> all right. thank jason. world, tennis champion novak djokovich will not be competing in indian wells because of his vaccination status. tweeted today, quote. >> while i

was commissioner rob manfred announcing the cancellation of the first two series of the regular seasone and the players association failed to reach a deal on a new collective bargaining agreement by yesterday's evening deadline, a deadline put in by the league. sides made progress during monday's marathon negotiations which stretched well after midnight, but on a ninth straight day of talks yesterday, the league's best and final offer was rejected by the union. manfred said the sides had not yet made plans for future talks and that players won't be paid for missed games. i'm told there is discussion or some communication later this week hopefully to restart negotiations in the coming days. for the 30 teams the cancellations cut each club's asked fuel 162 games to likely 156 at most, a total of 91 games have been erased, certainly even 156-game season far from a guarantee. this is a truly disastrous outcome, particularly for the kids around the country so eager for opening day and baseball. the future fans of the sport that major league baseball is risking turning away. >>> more sports

but just about an hour ago, mlb commissioner rob manfred announced that the first 2 series of the regularson would be canceled. this comes after the league and the players union were unable to agree on a new collective bargaining agreement. it's been a pretty wild ride offers traded back and forth between the 2 groups for months last week, the owner set a deadline for yesterday saying that if an agreement could be reached by that time, the league would be forced to cancel some games. they ended up pushing that deadline to this afternoon and the players union did not accept mlb's. final proposal. some of the items of greatest concern to the players, minimum salaries, a bonus pool and the competitive balance tax or luxury tax in major league baseball. after announcing the official cancellation of games, manford was reluctant to assign any blame to the league side for the breakdown in negotiations. >> the only thing i can say. is that. from the perspective of the commissioner's office and the >> we are doing our very, very best to try to reach an agreement. >> unfortunately, it's not somethi

this comes after commissioner rob manfred yesterday had canceled an additional 93 more games, the steel and again the specifics have not been laid out there. as of yet still pending approval by major league baseball owners. but the good news is that two sides of apparently agreed, and it will be need to be ratified by both all the players who play in major league baseball as well as all the owners out there. last night, the radio television digital news association honored security guard killed while protecting a news crew in oakland last november. his passion was to protect and to serve. and he once told me this was this fun job. so we are absolutely honored here today to receive this award for him for his ultimate courage. thank you. kevin ishida was shot the day before thanksgiving during an attempted robbery as he was working as a private security guard for a television reporter. he was a long time bay area police officer. his wife, virginia, accepted the citation of courage in his honor. thursday afternoon. we'll check back in with mark mild, just another beautiful day outside a li

and the players union failed to reach an agreement by yesterday's deadline, league commissioner rob manfredtwo series of the upcoming season. the union rejected what the league called. it's best offer. both sides are still far apart on some key issues, including minimum salaries and bonus money for players with less than three years in the league. negotiations have ended for the immediate future, and the next session has not yet been set. well. bay area sports bars are expected to feel the brunt of this ongoing labor dispute in major league baseball. i think it's really going to hit us. after, uh. saint patty's day, march madness once once some of these other things, the sports are done even the nba playoffs. then when you need baseball, because that's the only sport going basically towards the end of summer. jim goodman owns a popular sports bar in alameda, he says when the giants were in the playoffs last year, it was phenomenal for business across the bay in san francisco, bars near oracle park are also expected to see a big loss in business if the owners and those players don't reach a

here's what mlb commissioner rob manfred had to say. regrettably, after our second late night bargaining session in a week, we remain without a deal. i am saddened by this situations continue to impact on our game and all those who are part of it, especially our low loyal fans. we have the utmost respect for our players and hope they will ultimately choose to accept the fair agreement. they have been offered. so a whole lot going on. hopefully they can come up with a solution sooner rather than later. so i'm not going to hold my breath. back to you guys. thanks, jason. turning now to our coverage of ukraine tonight, house lawmakers passed a massive spending bill to avoid a u.s. government shutdown, but also to send aid to ukraine. the total package is worth more than 1.5 trillion dollars. >> but 13.6 billion dollars of that will be in military and economic aid for ukraine. this, of course, comes as more than 2 million ukrainian refugees have fled their country since russia started is invasions. it is a growing humanitarian crisis with n

first two series of 2022 are canceled, starting with commissioner rob manfred.y both sides. our committee of club representatives committed to the process. they offered compromise after compromise. and hung in past the deadline to make sure that we exhausted every possibility of reaching an agreement before the cancelation of games. the reason we're not playing is simple. a lockout is the ultimate economic weapon. let me repeat that. a lockout is the ultimate economic weapon. in a $10 billion industry. the owners have made a conscious decision to use this weapon against the greatest asset they have. the players. but the group won't be intimidated. for the giants. the first week of canceled games means four games in san diego that were scheduled to start on march 31st and then three in milwaukee. the aids were supposed to start with four home games against the angels. and then host detroit and as i said, i wish i could say we haven't been there before. but we have been here before. this is a tricky thing to do, though , because it could impact baseball in the lon

baseball commissioner rob manfred had this message for the fans. i do want to start by apologizing to our fans. i know that the last few months have been difficult. there was a lot of uncertainty. the 99 day lockout forced the cancelation of two weeks of spring training opening day for both the giants and the a's is set for april 8th. that's actually the giants home opener , the a's home opener. as of now scheduled for april, 18th. let's play some ball. absolutely let's also get outside. and this gorgeous noontime sunshine are rosemary oroczo is here to also peak ahead just a bit into the weekend. yes and as you both know, it is that time of year when we spring forward, so it definitely feeling yes, a little bit more like spring. don't forget. to move your clocks forward to saturday night into sunday morning. meanwhile outsider door at this hour that spring like weather continuing for one more day before we begin to cool things down. here is a look over san francisco where we do have mostly sunny skies after a very chilly start, even an advisory fo

commissioner rob manfred originally said that if both sides did come to an agreement by the end of yesterdayll, then more games, we're going to be canceled. but there was some progress yesterday. the 2 teams meet again this morning. as i said, the first 2 series of the regular season were already canceled and the lack of an agreement isn't just affecting mlb players. it's also impacting ballpark workers, too. jorge gonzalez, for instance, lives in san francisco and he's worked as an usher for the giants and the oakland a's for years. and this, of course, will have an impact on him too. >> i'm really concerned for my coworkers who do depend on those paychecks. you know, season to season are not lucky that don't have a full-time job like i do. they're worried of they've got to find part-time jobs are full-time jobs that they can to feel when they got to pay rent. you've got to put food in your refrigerator. >> yeah, the mlb launched a 1 million dollar fund to support spring training workers impacted by these canceled games and that matches the amount of funds that the players association previ

meanwhile, commissioner rob manfred originally said that if both sides didn't come to an agreement byy. well, then more games to be canceled. we already know the first 2 series of the regular season have already been scrapped and the lockout isn't just affecting the mlb and its players. it's also impacting workers at the ballpark. jorge gonzalez, for example, he lives in san francisco and he's been working as an usher for the giants and the a's for a number of years. and this is going to hit him where it hurts. >> i'm really concerned for my coworkers who do depend on those paychecks. you know, season to season are not lucky that don't have a full-time job like i do. they're worried of they've got to find part-time jobs are full-time jobs that they can to feel when they got to pay rent. you've got to put food in your refrigerator. >> and the mlb launched a 1 million dollar fund to try support spring training workers that were impacted by the canceled games. and that matches the amount of money that the players association announced that they would be putting up as well. the league als

season after talks between baseball owners and the players union stalled today, mlb commissioner rob manfredcelation of another two regular season series. for each team. that means opening day has now been postponed until at least april. 14th the cancelations come after two days of marathon bargaining sessions. the two sides remain at odds over mlb's luxury tax threshold. the league offered to increase it to $230 million by 2026. the union wants the league to raise the tax line higher, allowing teams to pay players more without payroll penalties. powerful storms caused damage across the southern u. s overnight possible tornado ripped apart on mobile home park in the florida panhandle. the strong winds pulled off roofs and blew out windows and also caused damage to a nearby fire department and the sheriff's office. fortunately, no one was hurt. the storm also cause scattered damage in alabama and georgia. already for us. we're talking about a little bit of wind that comes up late tonight . it's kind of breezy out there now. but these winds coming around this low tonight and tomorrow morning,

starting with commissioner rob manfred. the positions by both sides. committee of club representatives committed to the process. they offered compromise after compromise. and hung in past the deadline to make sure that we exhausted every possibility of reaching an agreement before the cancelation of games. the reason we're not playing is simple. a lockout is the ultimate economic weapon. let me repeat that. a lockout is the ultimate economic weapon. in a $10 billion industry. the owners have made a conscious decision to use this weapon against the greatest asset they have. the players. but the group won't be intimidated. for the giants. the first week of canceled games means four games in san diego that were scheduled to start on march 31st and then three in milwaukee. the a's were supposed to start with four home games against the angels. and then host detroit. so it's this is the first work stoppage since that famous 1994 season when there was no world series, but here we go again. the thing that baseball fans look forward to opening day spring train

this comes after the commissioner rob manfred canceled 93 more games yesterday , which threatens lockedof salary and service time players and owners still at odds over mlps luxury tax threshold, among other things, opening day, which was said to happen march, 31st is now being pushed back to at the very earliest april 14th and sort of watching this as a news story. but i know the two of you are very much into baseball. michael, start with you. what are your thoughts here? they've got to get it done, and there's one date that comes to mind. and that's april 15th because that's jackie robinson day, and this year marks 75 years that jackie robinson back in 1947 broke the color barrier so i think the pressure is on the owners to get something to get to its thing. it's on a friday, too, so you can have the friday saturday sunday series. they better be playing baseball by april 15th. i think they're going to get it. if not, the fans may may not be filling those seats whenever they do. fans get resentful. when stuff like this happens. i think they get resentful because they see it as billionai

rob manfred was more concerned about golf swing than figuring out the season. >> the man is killing baseballl. these owners that are at the table that don't give a damn, who have said, "we don't care. we don't care about baseball in april. we don't make that much money anyway," they're a disgrace. manfred is killing baseball. the owners they've put at the negotiating table that don't give a damn about the fans are killing baseball. we sat around and talked about the nfl every day for a couple of months. why did we do that? you know what? because our kids were awake. you're exactly right. i'm sitting there with my 13-year-old boy, and we're watching the games. i'm on the phone with my other boys talking about the games. friends are talking about games. fantasy football league. football, the nfl, for all its problems, everybody is going to be waiting for opening kick-off next year. with baseball, seriously, people like mike barnicle and me, it is a health crisis every time the red sox make it into the playoffs because we got to stay up too late. guess who else is not staying up late, my 13-yea

commissioner rob manfred notably did not use the word cancel in a league-issued statement last night,listically those games gone from the calendar not likely to be made up, and the traditional 162-game schedule is in grave danger. the biggest sticking point right now surrounds an international draft. the league wants it. the players and their union do not, so opening day may be april 14th. that's one day before the 75th anniversary of jackie robinson breaking the color barrier. it's hard to fathom there might not be baseball on that day, t.j. >> that would be a shame, but hey, when baseball comes back, it's going to be an exciting new change to the game. >> there is. there is one thing that they agreed on. some good news, everyone agrees expanding base size from 15 to 18 square inches will help avoid injuries, perhaps increase stolen bases. baseball is after all a game of inches. >> can't wait to see that whenever. all right, will, thanks, man. >>> and, will, i know you'll be back with that emotional moment for tiger woods. >>> but right now, we're following a lot of other headlines i

it's 30 team owners and mlb commissioner rob manfred locking out the players on one side, led by tonylark and the union. according to espn, the sides met for 13 hours until wee hours of the morning today. no labor deal done yet. but they have extended the deadline to get the deal done to 5:00 p.m. eastern time today. that deal needs to get done by that deadline in order to prevent cancelling opening day and other regular season games. ultimately, this all boils down to money. owners making dubious claims that running a baseball team is not often profitable. players, asking for a larger cut of revenues. now, for each day of the season that is canceled, players collectively would lose about $20 million a day. teams could be losing millions of dollars a day. and it would all come at a major cost to the teams and the stadiums and the economies around it in each of the big league markets, t.j. >> that eyes and see millionaires fighting with billionaires. but this impacts a lot of people, a lot of lives who are impacted by working at stadiums, working around stadiums, bars, >> reporter: yea

commissioner rob manfred making the announcement last night. >> i amgen winly thrilled to be able tog to play 162 games. i do want to start by -- >> carley: the lockout lasting 99 days. the longest such dispute in league history. opening day is now set for apriu just heard, set to play the full 162 game season. those your headlines, guys,. >> brian: baseball is back. not nearly as big a story as i thought it would be. do you know what i'm happy for? arizona and florida. because they -- these small towns make so much money when the players play their spring training games hopefully they will get something out of it some can make their whole year in two weeks. tired of the small business owner being forced to sacrifice. >> ainsley: right like they did in atlanta. >> pete: 162 games is too so many games. feels like foam. my goodness maybe 100 games? >> brian: joining me now is -- okay, fine, kind of like a broad statement. >> ainsley: waiting on clarifies to land in romania. she is going to meet with the president there and press conference and led back to washington. yesterday she was

commissioner rob manford canceled 93 additional games through april 13th the league and players union are still apart on things like player salary and international draft. in a statement commissioner manfred said he stands by the decision should more games be canceled the league wide celebration of jackie robinson day could also be in jeopardy the 75th anniversary of robinson's mlb debut is april 15th >>> hundreds forced to evacuate as a volcano erupts multiple times overnight. >>> and the trial for the men plotngo ti tkid nap michigan governor gretchen whitmer gets under way. we're back in one minute and longer. zzzquil pure zzzs all night. fall asleep. stay asleep. is now a good time for a flare-up? enough, crohn's! for adults with moderate to severe crohn's or ulcerative colitis, stelara® can provide relief, and is the first approved medication to reduce inflammation on and below the surface of the intestine in uc. you, getting on that flight? back off, uc! stelara® may increase your risk of infections, some serious, and cancer. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you have an infection, flu-like symptoms, sores, new skin growths, have had cancer, or if you need a v