so the very first player signed the 1918 death on steel leg, was shoeless joe jackson. now we all know shoeless joe from the film love. field of dreams. yeah well, at this point, shoeless joe was an outfielder for the chicago white. he had had over 300 in all of his seven full seasons. he had he was a stolen base man, very fast. great. he had thrown out over 20 runners in each of his seasons. the famous statement about, joe is an assurance. joe is a filter is that his glove was where a triple is went to die. so shoeless joe at this point he had a wife, a an invalid sister and a mother to support. he couldn't go off to the war, so he got a deferral waiver from the white sox. he joined the wilmington hand shipyard there, bethlehem steel ran. now we're talking about these nominal jobs that the major were supposed to have and they were actually derided by the major leaguers who called the steel league the save shelter league. and there was this joke about all the major leaguers going to the bathroom steel plants where they would lean their brooms and break them because they

that is probably the last person michael jackson wanted as his spokesperson was his father, joe jacksonhael jackson died the b.e.t. awards were happening. and so we set ourselves up on the red carpet, and then all of a sudden, joe jackson walks up, and so he walks up, and i say... how you doing, sir? how is the family holding up? -i'm great. my family is doing pretty good. -yeah? -yes, they are. you want to tell -- the last couple days, i know it's been tough for you guys. and... and it was a slight pause when i go back and look at the tape, but in that moment it seemed like forever. we're working on that. lemon: and in the middle of the interview, i'm trying to get this heartfelt interview about michael jackson and the family. what about janet and the rest of the family, the daughters and... -they're all doing fine, but i want to make this statement. this is a real good statement here. marshall and i have -- we owned a record company called -- tell him. ranch records, okay, distributed by blu-ray technology, and that's his next step. and i was flabbergasted. he's hawking his dvd on blu

. >> i used to come here back when vida blue played, reggie jackson, joe rudi. >> reporter: john fisherave up on the a's this season, they say, when he announced the plan to move. some hold out hope the a's won't move. >> i wish he'd just sell and get this over with and let them stay here. >> reporter: and the idea of another major league expansion team possibly coming to oakland someday? >> it won't be the same. this is where i spent my childhood. >> reporter: it does still face approval, which is scheduled for a vote in november. >> the a's lost to the tigers today. we'll have highlights from that game and much more in sports. >>> up next, more than six decades later, and the fight still continues. tonight in our race in america series, i talk to one of the remaining little rock nine, the group of black teens who became the first to enter a segregated school in arkansas of the. >>> and plan on low clouds and drizzle to start things off tomorrow. but by the end of the day, this powerful storm will bring increasing rain chances to the increasing rain chances to the ba areay i'm all abou

john roberts and samuel alito, to push appointees and the donald trump appointee ketanji brown jackson, joe biden of 20 concluded the state of mind these must be considered when deciding the threat. more specifically this is the rule the court created quote consciously disregarded a substantial risk communications could be viewed as threatening, three parts. consciously disregarded, and risk and threatened by recklessness. recklessness has done more than make the mistake and accepted substantial risk of harm because the jury was not asked to consider this, the court conviction back to colorado retried without the standard wheel or such, a lot of interesting matchups between the justices, believed a higher level of recklessness in this case specifically for believe the government must prove purpose to put a person in fear of violence. it's not enough the speaker was aware of substantial risk of harm will disregarded. in their view, the government must prove speaker actually intended to make the target feel threatened so it should be noted somewhere in between the highest level with intent or

john roberts and samuel alito, to push appointees and the donald trump appointee ketanji brown jackson, joe biden of 20 concluded the state of mind these must be considered when deciding the threat. more specifically this is the rule the court created quote consciously disregarded a substantial risk communications could be viewed as threatening, three parts. consciously disregarded, and risk and threatened by recklessness. recklessness has done more than make the mistake and accepted substantial risk of harm because the jury was not asked to consider this, the court conviction back to colorado retried without the standard wheel or such, a lot of interesting matchups between the justices, believed a higher level of recklessness in this case specifically for believe the government must prove purpose to put a person in fear of violence. it's not enough the speaker was aware of substantial risk of harm will disregarded. in their view, the government must prove speaker actually intended to make the target feel threatened so it should be noted somewhere in between the highest level with intent or

resolution i need an impeachment against president -- impeachment inquiry against is a joe biden or defunding the jackson special counsel, things that will not happen in the senate, no way. we are looking at a big difference in the senate as we said in intro, they are more unified in the house because both republicans and democrats largely want to keep the government open but house republicans said a government shutdown is ok with me if a mean some programs we don't agree with are not funded. host: when it comes to the shutdown being ok, do either speaker mccarthy or minority leader mitch mcconnell buy into that? guest: deathly not mccarthy and mcconnell. although he is not saying it as forcefully as mcconnell. i think mcconnell wants to show house republicans rule and have a narrow majority that they can leave the country and govern. he does not want to shut down but many members on the right of this conference would be ok with that. he needs to thread the needle and what he has done in past months is give redmeat to his republican members. we saw that in the nda on the site. give concessions on conserv

stephanie feldman, a long-time aide to joe biden. greg jacksonctor of the community justice action fund. and rob wilcox, senior director of government affairs. i want to ask you, angela, public opinion is -- if you put the assault weapon ban on the list and go through all of the policies that are sort of discussed and debated. public support is at 61, that's the lowest, to 85 for things like universal background checks and red flag laws. you have persuaded the public already, 61% of americans don't agree on anything. and the strictest to you think the easiest gun policy have 61% to 88% public support in this country. how do you change the politician's conduct? >> well, look, we're going to continue to -- this is why elections have consequences and matter. we're so proud. not only are we going to be supporting folks aligned with the american people on this issue, our very own volunteers across the country have been running and winning. so this is not just good policy, but it's good politics. we saw that in 2020 when we elected this administration.

becausede as we showed you friday, joe and hunter have been working roombeen s together their whole lives. in 2005, fresh off givingff a a speech at the jefferson-jackson day dinner in south carolina. senator joe biden was caught on tape shaking handsnd and schmoozings an with hunter right by his side. >> you'll see a casual conversation about familyy smoothly turns into business. watcly turnsh. >> i'm a grandfather. i don'a t. yes or no. which has mostly grandsons. yeah, maybe the works. ed i'm out. hunter was just telling about his firm in washingtondo. yeah, yeah, yeah. and you have a hard. >> i i do. i don't. but i give it my room to give you my job, and then i gave it, and then away. that was. that was my brother's last year. interested? you know, right now, aroundhe ten years after that, the bidens were in business together againagain on the eurt continent. >> vice president joe biden was visiting ukrainein . n gets >> weeks later, his son gets a board seat on burisma. a month late ar, vice president joe biden visits romania. and a year later then, , hunter gets $1,000,000 from the romanians. now, this is where it gets really l fishy. the white h

in 2,005, senator joe biden just given a speech at the jefferson jackson day dinner in south carolina after the settlers moved the crowd with the sun hundred by a by the side. it started as a casual conversation about grandchildren, and with hunter peeling off and exchanging business cards with the gentleman whose father was schmoozing. >> i am a grandfather, it's hard. mostly grandsons may be to work something out. >> yes that something we will do. >> yeah, i don't but i will give you. >> the me give you my card. >> joe biden is the brand, the conversation starts with family, maybe later they discussed the weather, and senator biden then office maybe we can work something out in the context of family. almost on cue the gentleman begins to talk business, and expresses interest in hundred firm. joe looks over, acknowledges the business caught offer, and expects to his son to engage. which he does, sliding off separately to finish the conversation. joe stays above the fray, this is how eyewitnesses tony bo belinsky and devon archer describe the interaction with the big guy. this took pl

i want to thank congressman jackson for working tirelessly to stop joe biden from using our military to fund abortions and his woke agenda. throughout this year, we fought to incorporate an amendment into the defense bill to protect the religious liberty of our service members and prevent the biden pentagon from funding abortions. the american people do not want the military paying for abortions. biden's radical left-wing transformation of our military has created a recruitment and retention crisis which puts our military readiness in crisis. i thank my colleagues in the house who have fought to keep our military from funding abortions. no taxpayer funds should ever be used to fund abortions. and i will continue to advocate for innocent life. as the saying goes, america's great because america is good. abortion is evil and we can never become advocates for killing innocent babies in the womb. thank you and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady reserves. the gentlewoman from pennsylvania is now recognized. ms. houlahan: just a remind that are our president knows person

e bide in 2005, senator joe biden had just given a speech at the jefferson-jackson day dinner in south carolina. >> afterwardja in sout s, senator schmoozed the crowd with his son hunter by his side, which startswith t as a casual conversation about grandchildren, ends with hunter peeling off and exchanging business cards with the gentleman whoseging far was schmoozing. >> i'm a grandfather. i don't yes or no, it has mostly grandson. yeah, well, maybe the works amount may. hunter was just telling that his firm in washington. yeah, yeah, yeah. and you have a pass on? i do. i don't. but i'll give you my vote. let me give you my job, and then i'll. i gave him away. that was. that was my process. are you. you're sure of what i there in your dad? i thought interested. you really know what joe biden is the brand. the conversation joe starts with family. maybe later they discuss the weathe r and senatoroffice biden then offers. >> maybe we can work something out in the context mn work of f. >> almost on cue, the gentleman begins to talk busines on s and expresses interest in hunter's firm. >>

jackson, i really can't tell you, it was such a pleasure to talk to industry. joe. i commend duel coverage and just the beautiful way in which you speak can express your opinions. so thank you so much for joining us. thought was political on this on host of the guy projects and henkel the mine himself, jackson and thank you the, i look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except we're so shorter that conflict with the 1st law shows alignment of the patient. we should be very careful about our personal intelligence at the point, obviously is to trace a trust rather than to the area. i mean, with the artificial intelligence we have so many with him in the a robot must protect his phone, existence was alexis as kids color offensive grinds to a halt, nato says the west must prepare for a long war nato's goal. according to woodside, salt and berg is russia's military defeat. this is a policy choice. it is ukraine, paying the price for such a craven decision. the several russian peacekeep

resolution i need an impeachment against president -- impeachment inquiry against is a joe biden or defunding the jacksoncial counsel, things that will not happen in the senate, no way. we are looking at a big difference in the senate as we said in intro, they are more unified in the house because both republicans and democrats largely want to keep the government open but house republicans said a government shutdown is ok with me if a mean some programs we don't agree with are not funded. host: when it comes to the shutdown being ok, do either speaker mccarthy or minority leader mitch mcconnell buy into that? guest: deathly not mccarthy and mcconnell. although he is not saying it as forcefully as mcconnell. i think mcconnell wants to show house republicans rule and have a narrow majority that they can leave the country and govern. he does not want to shut down but many members on the right of this conference would be ok with that. he needs to thread the needle and what he has done in past months is give redmeat to his republican members. we saw that in the nda on the site. give concessions on conservativ

jackson which i go into the detail of the stories of how she got paid. the politics of it where complicated because the president's relation ship with joe manchin was brokenthat point. manchin had another favorite candidate but in the end biden was able to work with with republicans to make sure he had the votes to get ketanji brown jackson confirmed to the supreme court. i think her initial decisions have reflected a justice who is able to distant -- dissent in a powerful way. host: john in illinois, republican. good morning. caller: good morning. i'm glad you wrote this book on the biden. guest: thank you. caller: i think you expose a little bit of what we are all seeing. you said earlier he does not like -- he is not doing his usual press conferences or take questions with the public. we do not really know. because of that we do not really know about joe biden and how he feels about things. but i can tell you we do know about joe biden. we conceive ourselves with he's become -- can you see for ourselves what he has become physically, mentally. i think he's protected so the country does not see how weak he is. i'm interested. you said -- i think you sai

jackson which i go into the detail of the stories of how she got paid. the politics of it where complicated because the president's relation ship with joe manchin was brokenthat point. manchin had another favorite candidate but in the end biden was able to work with with republicans to make sure he had the votes to get ketanji brown jackson confirmed to the supreme court. i think her initial decisions have reflected a justice who is able to distant -- dissent in a powerful way. host: john in illinois, republican. good morning. caller: good morning. i'm glad you wrote this book on the biden. guest: thank you. caller: i think you expose a little bit of what we are all seeing. you said earlier he does not like -- he is not doing his usual press conferences or take questions with the public. we do not really know. because of that we do not really know about joe biden and how he feels about things. but i can tell you we do know about joe biden. we conceive ourselves with he's become -- can you see for ourselves what he has become physically, mentally. i think he's protected so the country does not see how weak he is. i'm interested. you said -- i think you sai

jackson avenue near rocketship elementary. police say the driver remained on scene. this is the city's third pedestrian death in four days. >>> in less than one hour, president joe biden is set to land at moffett field to start up his bay area visit. he will attend a campaign reception where our chopper got to see the preparations yesterday. he will head to san francisco for another fundraiser. he will have livestreaming coverage of his arrival this afternoon. >>> earlier today, president biden joined the picket line in michigan to stand in solidarity with autoworkers in the middle of the strike. the united auto workers union has been on strike against ford, general motors and stellantis for 12 days now. former president trump is set to speak to the autoworkers tomorrow. >>> we just got word that three bay area target stores will be closing in october. among the reasons? the company says theft and organized retail crime are threatening the safety of their team and guests. the target stores in san francisco, century boulevard and broadway and 27th in oakland will all be closing effective october 21. in all, target is closing nine stores in four states. >>> other busine

joe biden giving a speech about her husband's leadership milestones like passing climate change. let it slip legislation appointing justice brown jackson to the supreme court. this before the president is planning to visit san francisco next tuesday for a meeting with the president's council of advisors on science and technology. the second presidential gop debate set to take place next wednesday in southern california. 6 candidates are set to appear at the debate being held in simi valley. they include florida governor ron desantis. the background, a swami nikki haley, mike pence, chris christie and tim scott. noticeably absent. former president donald trump remains the clear for front runner in most polls. the governor will also be in attendance to a pushback in any extreme rhetoric out of the debate. coming up here at 10 o'clock, a federal judge overturning california's ban on large capacity magazines. >> how state attorney general rob bonta could respond. plus, part legacy trains are off the rails and headed for the junkyard. but we've got a look at one buc parked car that will live on for years to come. and when we come back, we s

jackson which i go into the detail of the stories of how she got paid. the politics of it where complicated because the president's relation ship with joe manchin was brokenn had another favorite candidate but in the end biden was able to work with with republicans to make sure he had the votes to get ketanji brown jackson confirmed to the supreme court. i think her initial decisions have reflected a justice who is able to distant -- dissent in a powerful way. host: john in illinois, republican. good morning. caller: good morning. i'm glad you wrote this book on the biden. guest: thank you. caller: i think you expose a little bit of what we are all seeing. you said earlier he does not like -- he is not doing his usual press conferences or take questions with the public. we do not really know. because of that we do not really know about joe biden and how he feels about things. but i can tell you we do know about joe biden. we conceive ourselves with he's become -- can you see for ourselves what he has become physically, mentally. i think he's protected so the country does not see how weak he is. i'm interested. you said -- i think you said, i'm curious why