and the first thing i asked you was, what do you think about cobb's? you're at cobb's. what do you think about i love cobb's man. >> it's a theater, but it's a theater where you can still touch the audience. you know, it's not so far away. you're not too aloof. you know what i mean? you're right there in front of people. so i love it. and when you crack. when you crack the whole audience the way that that that place shakes. oh, man, it's nothing like it. so i can't, i can't wait. i know my hands. i did the hands like this. there's a little praise hands right there. >> like i saw him, i saw praise, praise or eddie murphy or something. >> yeah. >> that's right. when i get when i go to cobb's, when i'm at cobb's, it's just a it's a beautiful thing. >> when i'm at cobb's, it's a nice and you know that everything would just be shaking. you know, it's just like, you know, the seismic grab that was a 7.8. yes. years. >> all right, why don't you sign yourself out as denzel? >> oh. signed myself out as denzel. okay. all right. and if you want to see me, you want to see me this w

joining me now is jelani cobb. he's dean of columbia's journalism school, and a staff writer for the new yorker welcome to the program. thank you. >> okay so what do you make of the challenge for all of us and for you as the dean of the major journalism school of what's happening right now, as i said, there's avalanche of disinformation right around yet another important election so i think this is not a new problem. no, obviously it's getting worse, getting worse, and the problem that i think we really confront is the learning curve for us socially as democratic societies and professionally particularly in the journalism world we have not quite figured out the formula that we need in order to address how we operate in a disinformation ecosystem and all the things are coming to a head as we see this wave of elections around the world and this is going to be a defining issue. >> how would you think the mainstream media, let's just say televisions is ron television? >> is covering trump in now, taking everything that

now heads the league's number one batting average and slugging slugging percentage, surpassing ty cobbl. this had will change how other people view him, but does it alter how you view him? >> no. if josh gibson played in the negroes or the major leagues, he was still one of the greatest of all time. >> reporter: the recognition coming after an independent committee spent more than three years reviewing a patchwork of available data, including thousands of box scores, with more than 2300 players from the negro leagues now entered into the public database. >> we have a whole lot of black baseball players who are great, who, but for the color of their skin, would be competing with ty cobb, would be striking out babe ruth. >> reporter: in a statement, mlb said this initiative will ensure that future generations of fans have access to the statistics and milestones of all those who made the negro leagues possible. last week, the league and its players association also announcing expanded financial assistance programs to support players from the negro leagues, but few are still alive. >> we'v

cbs news foreign correspondent elaine cobb visited the iron works in normandy that restored it from the>> reporter: as the blaze engulfed notre dame the iconic spire and the roof made of wood and metal were lost. astonishingly, though, some of the famous ornaments from the church survived the fire. among them the 40-foot high decorative metal cross that sat atop the lead roof of the choir at the back of the cathedral. as the flames consumed the roof the cross which weighs 3,200 pounds fell onto the stone vaults of the choir. so while the metal was damaged the cross did not melt. >> the cross fell really early in the fire so we were lucky because the cross didn't burn a lot. and she fell just -- it's a miracle. >> reporter: vincent was in charge of the restoration of the metal on the cathedral. the cross was taken to this iron works in normandy for the complex and delicate repairs. the architect was involved in checking it could be repaired by the 19th century design. >> we were really happy to discover we would be able to use it and forge it again and work with the metal that was here b

league's number one career and single season batting average and slugging percentage surpassing ty cobb this is a great day not only for the gibson family but of all the family members of negro baseball players. >> reporter: gibson's grandson says the honor is meaningful. >> this is how others view him. does it alter how you view him? >> no. if josh gibson played in the negro leagues or the major leagues, he was still one of the greatest of all time. >> reporter: the recognition coming after an independent committee spent more than three years reviewing a patchwork of available data including thousands of box scores with more than 2,300 players from the negro leagues now entered into the public database. >> we have a whole lot of black baseball players who are great who but for the color of their skin would be competing with ty cobb, would be striking out babe ruth. >> reporter: in a statement, mlb says, this initiative will ensure future generation of fans have access to the statistics and milestones of all those who made the negro leagues possible. last week the league and its players

and as we, as much as we hyped it to be for this season, and this is without cobb even being back in the mix, it's interesting because, you know, there was a point where you thought cobb was going to be back that first weekend or pretty soon. there after. and blake snell you thought would be in the rotation that first road trip at dodger stadium. and you know, we know he's a slow starter but thought he would be contributing in some way. yeah, so if you had told me that at the end of april, they have one of the best rotations in the national league, i'd say yes of course. we all saw this coming. i was high on some of these guys. i did not see this coming with, with especially that this trio of, obviously people who listen here, i've been very high on kyle and, i'm happy keaton wins getting a shot. i think he had a good year last year, but what they've been able to do lately, combined with jordan hicks, who just woke short stop like he just this is just who he is now, you're almost like when he goes, you're almost disappointed. i think that he's still not like, getting into the seventh

ty cobb, former white house lawyer, thank you for your perspective.erspective. my pleasure, thank ou. here is how some others are reacting to the verdict. michael cohen — trump's former attorney and fixer — who testified as the prosecution's key witness, said thursday marked an important day for accountability and the rule of law. mr trump's allies also responded including us house speaker mikejohnson writing on x ' today is a shameful day in american history.�* democrats cheered as they convicted the leader of the opposing party on ridiculous charges, predicated on the testimony of a disbarred, convicted felon. this was a purely political exercise, not a legal one.�* while, senator lindsey graham called thursday's verdict �*politically motivated and unfair.�* joining me now is robert costa, chief election and campaign correspondent for cbs news. always great to have you on the programme. you can cover in this trialfrom the programme. you can cover in this trial from the very beginning, 22 witnesses, six weeks, just walk us through your thoughts on th

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now, former trump white house lawyer ty cobb and tie.ppreciate your time so we're now getting into our five possibly the prosecution's closing how quickly do you think once this gets to the jury tomorrow morning, we believe how quickly will there be a verdict so i think we'll have a verdict friday afternoon at at the latest it could be monday, but i think this case could easily be resolved by the weekend and fridays are usually a trustworthy data estimate. >> verdict return because because jurors typically don't want to spend that spend the weekend on this kind of stuff and they don't really want to come back the next week and delve had three full days to consider it. i think that's i think that's likely the day. >> all right. so you think by friday, you also think the jury will find trump guilty. how calm? >> i do. i think well, i think it's a combination of things, but primarily it's because the jury instructions almost require it the judge is not going to instruct on any any level of intent or knowledge that trump should have had at o

crawfords is now mlb's leader in batting average and slugging percentage, surpassing baseball icons ty cobb and babe ruth. >> he may have been the greatest power hitter and hitter for average in mlb history. >> reporter: john thorne shared the committee that integrated statistics into mlb's official records. the committee looked at more than 2300 players from the negro leagues during 1920 to 1948 in an effort to, quote, correct a long overdue oversight. >> the most interesting part of this is to remove these seven negro leagues from the shadow land of baseball history and to put them on an equal footing with their white peers. >> reporter: until jackie robinson broke the mlb's color barrier in 1947, he played in the negro leagues. his departure led to other star players like satchel page and larry dolby following suit, eventually causing the league's demise. is this move bigger than baseball? >> this move is bigger than baseball. it opens up the eyes to what america was and now what america can be. it makes baseball a better version of itself. >> reporte this charmin ultra soft smooth tear

. >> joining me now is jelani cobb dean. professor dean, thanks for joining me. fall, dean cobb wrpg you've been compare in the middle of what's happening at columbia. i talked on the phone last night and you described the situation as tragic. in thisd sort of cold light of day i wonder how you assess what has happened at that university, and also we heard reports you were threatened with arrests last night. can you talk a little bit about what exactly went down? >> so i think the word tragic is probably the most apt descriptor for it. and even kind of looking out now the campus is eerily quiet. you know, it's completely locked down. there's elvery, very few people there. and sory as opposed to what wou typically be people at the end ofbe the semester, you know, seniors eager to graduate and much more joyous environment typically. on the other side it's technically accurate to say but not really factual, i suppose. we were out there in a hallway, we're in a doorway of the building as officers said if anyone comes outside they'll get arrested. we were talking to a

gonna put them out that they give us that the ukraine never transitioned to the of the ninety's, the cobb county politics of the not just continued all the way all the way for the of course to go see the crime that i never had a breach of choice, you come and take some stability is the power all site the the headlines right here. one off the international as is right. the police raid alger 0 is office in jerusalem. off of the government decides to shut down the outlets, the operations in the country, the chaos on campus as us authorities attempt to break up some of the pro palestinian demonstrations that have taken root and universities old across the country across me i'm. * leaving it arrived, he was connected to impress misleading commentary and report to us by the way the media has. i'll see you getting there. access to the conflict riddled kashmir region has locals cost that follows and india is generally.

gibson batted 3.72, in his career beating out cobbs 3.66 batting average. also now be the career leading slug ring percentage person moving way ahead of babe ruth. still ahead, there's no place like home which bay area city is ranking on tap for the best place to raise a family. >> one of the most famous movie homes is now for sale. the home alone house and the chicago suburbs up for grabs. it's only 5 0. 25 million dollars while some of the house pretty recognizable fans of the film will see that that's exterior looks pretty much the stain. but this house is more than 9,000 square feet. and it's just been renovated inside. it features 5 bedrooms, 6 bathrooms, a 3 car garage. also that really cool staircase that a 10 year-old macaulay culkin, famous least took a little sled ride down. there's also movie theater and an indoor basketball courts. this is the first time the house has been on sale since 2012. and then you get all these people that want to take pictures outside of it. all right. some great news for the bay area has wallet-hub says that fremont is

we heard from ty cobb, one of donald trump's former lawyer, a name you will ever forget, ty cobb, theury instructs shuns, he says there will be a guilty verdict because the jury instructions are so vague and so favoring any kind of charge that it would almost require a guilty verdict at some point, what do you say to that? >> well, i don't want to predict the verdict because i did it for so long and was so bad at it. i will say that not just the jury instructions favor the prosecution but the judge's rulings, exclusion of an fec expert, the allowing michael cohen's guilty plea, which is what we call propensity evidence, the fact that, or proximity evidence, take your pick. the fact that you're around people who are guilty does not make you guilty. the fact that karen mcdougal, and other alleged misconduct that is not in the indictment. so i think the deck has been stacked towards a conviction and away from an acquittal. it is not just the jury instruction that was just kind of the final piece of the puzzle. david: you said something earlier i heard on fox news. you said it was kind of

>> it is the most straightforward out of all the cases and the reason i am laughing is ty cobb is --is amazing what these lawyers do when they are not in the white house or under the employ of trump, it is like they suddenly come to jesus and they realize what the law is or should be, so that is why i am laughing, but ty cobb is right. this case was supposed to go to trial on may 20th. i don't know why we are not talking about jury selection in the classified documents case, it is one of the most straightforward cases of all of them, should have gone to trial before the federal cases, and now alas, we are talking about pretrial motions to be dismissed, that should have also been decided on the merits of the papers themselves. this has become a circus, it is the cannon circus in fort pierce. we have more hearings coming up in june, alex, evidentiary hearings to compel -- that doesn't happen in federal court! these are things that don't happen, and hugo last two, because he and i go to fort pierce and we are like, why are we here? so, it is frustrating, but you know what? it will go to

jelani cobb, peter, thank you for joining me tonight.lly appreciate it. >>> coming up, we will speak to the time magazine report who are sat down with donald trump to discuss what he has planned for a potential second term. spoiler alert, it is not good. >>> first, speaker mike johnson continues to weaponize campus protests for political gain. we'll talk about whether house democrats are making the right move in saving the speaker from the rebels in his party. that is next. e rebels in his party. that is next nothing comes close to this place in the morning. i'm so glad i can still come here. you see, i was diagnosed with obstructive hcm. and there were some days i was so short of breath. i thought i'd have to settle for never stepping foot on this trail again. i became great at making excuses. but i have people who count on me so i talked to my cardiologist. i said there must be more we can do for my symptoms. he told me about a medication called camzyos. he said camzyos works by targeting what's causing my obstructive hcm. so he prescr

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but midcycle budget adjustment that prioritizes essential services, city council member dan cobb says he doesn't want to take funding away from the police department. >> certainly, retaining our public safety, personnel, and making sure that we are, you know, not dropping that down is critically important. >> do your job. >> wednesday is the first of several council budget sessions. the city council has until the end of june to submit its version of the budget in oakland. ryan curry, abc seven news coming up, suspended for 60 days. >> you're going to hear from the san jose state professor who says she was suspended over her stance on the war in gaza. >> and then a little later, the lineup for san francisco's outside lands music festival was just announced. today, we're going to tell you who you a super thin, flexible patch with maximum otc strength lidocaine that contours to the body to relieve pain right where it hurts. and did we mention, it really, really sticks? salonpas, it's good medicine. uc system has handled pro-palestinian protests in the last few weeks. a group of union mem

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actually had the record he was a star in the leagues, but his name should have been as famous as ty cobb's it has tragically though been obscured in baseball due to a history or historic racism. but as of today, those statistics of the former league players are in the major league baseball record books. >> so as gibson was the greatest baseball clear to put on baseball uniform, but he wasn't a good cachin was a great catch and he is arguably the greatest combination of power and average this game has ever seen gibson now holds the lifetime batting average record with the 36372 average. >> and if you're not a baseball fan, those are video-game numbers gibson died at the age of 35, just three months before jackie robinson broke that color barrier in the majors, he never got to wear a major league uniform. he never got to play in the world series with mlb players, but now he and his fellow league players, they get to stand next to them for all time back in a moment when you saw his guilty plea were you surprised? do you think the criticism has been fair is very important. >> might take us up

negro leagues will officially be incorporated into mlb records, and that means josh gibson replaces ty cobbrage. gibson also becomes the career leader in slugging percentage, moving ahead of babe ruth. >>> another big retailer cutting prices, and consumer confidence is up for the first time in months. here's shanelle kaul with today's cbs "moneywatch." >> reporter: u.s. stocks closed mixed on tuesday after the market reopened following the holiday weekend. the dow lost 216 points. the nasdaq was up 99, and the s&p 500 gained one point. >>> new numbers show consumer confidence grew in may. business research group the conference board says the index rose from 97.5 in april to 102 in may. it's the first increase in three months, though there is still concern about inflation and rising interest rates. >>> a major merger in the telecom industry. t-mobile is buying almost all of u.s. cellular's wireless operations and certain spectrum assets in a $4.4 billion deal. the deal would give t-mobile more than four million new customers and is expected to close mid next year. >>> and amazon has become t

legendary players who have now literally changed the record books, even replacing babe ruth and ty cobb in some major categories in the golden age of baseball, babe ruth hammered his way into the record books with the best career slugging percentage ever. >> ty cobb scored the best all time batting average. but now both have been bested by josh gibson a power for hitting catcher from the leagues, jazz gibson was the greatest baseball clear tab put on baseball uniform. when you look at what he was able to do as a ketose and as many of you know, he wasn't a good cachin was a great catch it. and he is arguably the greatest combination of power and average this game has ever seen object proper said the story of the first black man in majorly baseball, jackie robinson and as long been lionized. >> i'm just fall flat but sports historians have just as long argued that the record books were incomplete because they did not include stats from the leagues. >> are robinson and so many others held forth before the game was integrated. recognizing former league players, sam allen and pedro sierra, n

trump's classified documents, case postponing that trial in depth former trump white house attorney ty cobb has a lot to say about judge eileen and he's out front tonight. >> and i'm headed to wisconsin for an exclusive interview with president biden what do voters in this crucial battleground state think a special report. let's go out front and good evening. >> i'm erin burnett out front tonight. the breaking news, the explosive de and trump's criminal courtroom. >> i sat behind trump today in that courtroom as stormy daniels took the stand, of daniel's, of course versus the adult film star at the center of this case. >> her testimony was riveting& at times deeply uncomfortable for everyone in the room during all of it, trump was 15 feet away from stormy daniels as she was asked for explicit and excruciating detail about her alleged sexual encounter with trump in lake tahoe hotel room she described it coming out of his hotel room bathroom to find trump on the bed and boxer shorts and a t-shirt. >> and then she was asked more and she gave all the details and she said i had my clothes and my

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so i think what ty cobb's said yesterday is spot on. i think a lot of jurists saw this moving towards not going to trial before the election and she pretty much just kinda confirmed that with her with her decision yesterday yeah. >> so this is what our steven collins wrote about this. he says, quote, cannons, move comes with trump's to election interference cases, both of which are becomes swamped by his pretrial delay tactics and folsom appeals also unlikely to go on trial before voters make their fateful choice in november. so while the hush money case, which of course has been unfolding, widely regarded as the weakest of the bunch facing trump it's likely the only one that could create the never before seen scenario of a convicted felon asking voters to elect him president now of course, stevens talking about what we saw yesterday, he said that makes the testimony of daniels even more critical. do you expect this is the only criminal trial that we're going to see trump go through until the election. >> i think what this delay and cla

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hall of fame catcher josh gibson will surpass ty cobb for batting average. the highest ever.ed 3.72 in his career beating out cops. 3.66. he will also now be the career leader in slugging percentage ps moving ahead of babe ruth. pretty yeah. >> troublemaking sea otter who's known for stealing surfboards, has returned where she's recently spotted. that's coming up. the ocean is calling marijuana back. disney released its first trailer wanted to. >> the first film was the most streamed movie in the united states just last year. the new movie hits theaters just in time for thanksgiving, november 20th. the first we just put up that came out and almost 10 years sunday it just came out. okay. people are still 11 at. yeah. got. >> well, one of the most famous movie homes for sale. of course, you know, at the home alone house in chicago. >> this isn't a suburbs. going for only a little more than 5 million dollars while some of the i mean, it's not like everybody was always asking like what is kevin mcallister's that due to a for this place you'll you'll notice the exterior there. a m

maya cobbs is ready for lake tahoe, know skiing but definite to a lot of kayaking, paddle boarding and camping and cups is not alone a lot of people are getting gear for the weekend, especially in a rental apartment. i think. >> it's not quite as much snow as last year's report cited for campgrounds reopen acessible, especially in the mountains. well, there's also a little bit of last-minute scheme with house. it's still been at the helm. some foods, ice axes and crampons nicolas martinez plan to hit the road early saturday morning. he's going to mount shasta, the first on the >> just a few cars over cubs also packed but will be balancing responsibilities. still working. literally i came to sports basement. got the laptop because we are still working as we speak. so going to work through friday and kind of work through the weekend as well. probably what we're going to be enjoyed as much as we can on time. >> all right. back here live. you can see i-80 traffic is actually moving much better than it was in the last hour. but planning ahead for your trip back monday, or if you're a busy i

maya cobbs is ready for lake tahoe, know skiing but definite to a lot of kayaking, paddle boarding andamping and cups is not alone a lot of people are getting gear for the weekend, especially in a rental >> it's not quite as much snow as last year's report cited for campgrounds reopen acessible, especially in the mountains. well, there's also a little bit of last-minute scheme with house. it's still been at the helm. some foods, ice axes and crampons nicolas martinez plan to hit the road early saturday morning. he's going to mount shasta, the first on the >> just a few cars over cubs also packed but will be balancing responsibilities. still working. literally i came to sports basement. got the laptop because we are still working as we speak. so going to work through friday and kind of work through the weekend as well. probably what we're going to be enjoyed as much as we can on time. >> a lot of people left already because a lot of a rush hour traffic as we speak here. if you are heading back memorial day monday, now peak travel time is expected to be around 03:00pm to 07:00pm reportin

the definitely business report to cobb hot and bro looks at one company that's made a success out of the expansion. we're heading to an e. u family get to get a boat in europe. express number for the train departs from the german town of town, passing through poland and the czech republic at the so called tri boat, a point where the 3 e u countries meet. for 20 years ago, 10 countries joined the you and of course those came to celebrate. it's going to exist the items, i'm glad the you exists and then we can cross the border without problems. i worked in germany, our family lives in to check with populate. so child goes to school in germany here to triple us, but it will be as a permission to tell me the us and really experience our daughter's funding check gets to know another culture. and we are discovering what's together with her, which i find very exciting. spun business also received a boost from the use east and expansion. companies like hood us and northern germany. the family business produces metal pots for the aircraft and car industries. company boss kapco does worked with

played in the 1930s, and 40s, will now become the mlb's career batting average leader, passing ty cobbbson passes babe ruth in multiple stats, including career slugging percentage. the decision to integrate stats from the leagues follows a years long research project by a committee made up of experts, former players and journalists who compiled the stats. josh gibson's great grandson was on that committee. >> we all know josh gibson had a great career in the leagues. i mean, he's considered one of the greatest baseball players of all time, but we always consider josh gibson a major leaguer anyway. it's just now that he's recognized in the major league baseball stats. >> mlb commissioner rob manfred saying this initiative is focused on ensuring that future generations of fans have access to the statistics and milestones of all those who made the leagues possible. all their accomplishments on the field will be a gateway to broader learning about this triumph in american history. >> with league statistics now added to major league historical record, major league baseball's history can be

here's former trump white house attorney tc -- ty cobb over that. >> all she's done is make official smith already through which is she had no ink tension of getting this case to trial and she wasn't competent to get this case to trial. the things she has done here are really inexplicable and it's tragic. she talks about the -- having honored the public's interest in the administration of justice by postponing the trial. you know, she has not honored the public's interest, you know, for one day in this case. >> we're back with john and andrew. john, this isn't a political statement what i'm about to say. she's not presided over many trials at all. i think one or two. she's not presided over any that dealt with classified materials which is a thing of its own. why did jack smith not seek to change the jurisdiction immediately? >> oh, my god. you'll have to ask andrew that i don't know that. all i know, this -- for donald trump, he's had a lot of like crazy luck in his life but, man, this issic loo the equivalent of me getting a scratch ticket and hitting the jackpot because it's a ran

the fact that not many, but we still have that issue known each of we started in cobb reminder and everybody reports after 2 or 3 months, the children are more likely, attendance rate increase, you know, nowadays they know when to come to school this, there's lunch or there's a meal, so we're very up, the mistake somebody. let's take a look at the situation in eastern indonesia in pop. what we have seen incidents of torture human rights abuses carried out by security forces against indigenous populations. there was a recent incident where a man was put in a barrel and tortured by security personnel. when you see those incidents, what is your reaction? you know, we're the 4th largest brokerage in new will. we have these types of. ready right, we have many incidents. i'm sure the violations. but if you compare what's happening and manufactured, well, you know, i'm gonna defending it we, we will take, we have taken, i think our, our equity. we have taken a majors to punish our security forces, whoever violated. but if you compare with the size of the nation, it was the size of the population. y

appears to be risking relations with one of the regions key players, india, r t spoke to the mirror cobb along with the russian ford ministries asian department director, who lambasted washington for treating other states as less or nations. and we have those last uh we have any previously expressed how view the us does not understand the indian people and the reach history and traditions. these are all postcolonial vestiges and bad habits that have to be fought against russia has long been in favor of the global majority. we must fight against any attempts by the west limited development of large agents, states and emerging as leaders in the global dimension for the west had better get busy assessing it. so electoral system we have seen how is this happen in the us? and soon enough, we'll see in other episode, when we chose to be spectacular in terms of numerous violations of generally accepted democratic notes. so it is not for the democracy and elections to the largest democracy in the world. when the indian people make themselves in choice, he'll give indian leadership more confidenc

this week on ukraine's military bombed apartment complex in russia, using uh, coach cobb ballistic missiles, a uh, apparently killed at least 9 people. the injured 20, the 2 children died. russia says it, their air defense system took out 12 of the missiles, but apparently one got hit and then the fragments came down. the missile fell in an apartment complex, and that's how they describe it. we've got the pictures, here's what it looked like. this is builder on the so this is looking like as of now i want to bring you in on this. it's new thing like this is the strategy, the new strategy, the, the em, all of the ukrainian military. it's not so much hold turf or even re take turf. it's all. 1 out hitting russia and the sad part about this is their heating civilians and, and it looks like they're doing so purposely now. yeah, i mean, striking innocent civilians is always against international law no matter what kind of war this is. so let's get some, some points here about where this is happening. so belgrade is about 40 kilometers from the ukraine border. so it's kind of in the general vicin

crawfords, is now mlb's leader in batting average and slugging percentage, surpassing baseball icons ty cobb babe ruth. >> he may have been the greatest power hitter and hitter for average in mlb history. >> reporter: john thorn chaired the committee that integrated statistics into mlb's official records. the committee looked at more than 2300 players from the negro leagues during 1920 to 1948, in an effort to "correct a long-overdue oversight." >> the most interesting part of this is to remove the seven negro leagues from the shadowland of baseball history and to put them on an equal footing with their white peers. >> reporter: until jackie robinson broke the mlb's color barrier in 1947, he played in the negro leagues. his departure lead to other star players, like satchel paige and larry doby, following suit, eventually causing the league's demise. is this move bigger than baseball? >> this move is bigger than baseball. it opens up the eyes to what america was, and now what america can be. it makes baseball a better version of itself. >> reporter: jericka duncan, cbs news, washington. >> n

who never played in the majors because of segregation now the all-time batting average leader, ty cobbories including career slugging percentage. sean gibson on this new honor for his great-grandfather. >> george played at a time when blacks were not allowed to play in the majors and now that baseball is recognizing that it's a great honor for our family. >> david: they are, quote, correcting a longtime oversight. today doug glanville on the power of this moment. >> they're recognizing some people took the greatest spirit of baseball and turning into everything that america could be. >> david: the name, their stats now where they belong. what we have provided. the court is more than enough to support the granting of this motion. >> so here we are 11 years later. >> here we are, convict wife killer scott peterson, back in court today, hoping that new evidence will help him get a new trial. >> and a second trial gets underway today for the man accused of beating nancy pelosi's husband with a hammer. >> this as the first full day of jury deliberations, wraps up in former president trump's

just over the other side of the road, just behind me, here is a cobb park where most of riley, celebrating the anniversary of the foundation of the republic was taking place. families and children would gather the so the scene could have been so much worse. the death toll could have been so much higher. we've seen many of these kind of attacks. in fact, we would have just a few days ago, full victory day when a motorcycle cavalcade left the exact same comp paulk making his way across the city to the don't boss defend as one boy. and of course, there were no parades on my side of operations on victory day for this very reason that they come under attack. now, we can't be 100 percent certain, but it seems very likely that this was a deliberately targeted attack. i am to to disrupt those celebrations full republics that, you know, we see these kind of a tax is somebody in areas across the city, the people have done yet remain defiant. but it's a stock remind to the don't. yaks remains very much. a frontline city. this is steve. so really for all to in don't yet. the opposing done. yes. the ru

regulations of the environmental protection agency, unlawful rules required sweeping reductions in cobb and emissions from existing coal, 5 pounds, a new natural gas facilities. now a company in south korea is set and you will record the most number of dragons in a single light show display by more than 5000 drains as being a headline attraction to the international exhibition. showcase the latest in unmanned aerial vehicles for mcbride reports. now from engine in south korea, in the night sky over the port city of inch on a synchronize show comprising 5293 points of light. each a single drove just a few years ago drug and shows like these when measured in the hundreds increasing in scale and sophistication. they represent the cumulative efforts of a small army of technicians all working to port an optimistic vision into the sky. a mission that this team says it never ties of just the level of creativity that goes in and the level of passion. it's always, it's like art. there's always a sense of passion, excitement, when you see something. when you see that what people to do with techno

who never played in the majors because of segregation, now the all-time batting average leader, ty cobbategories including career slugging percentage. josh gibson's great grandson sean gibson on this new honor for his great-grandfather. >> josh played at a time when blacks were not allowed to play in the majors and now that baseball is recognizing that, it's a great honor for our family. >> david: major league officials said they are, quote, correcting a longtime oversight. today doug glanville on the power of this moment. >> they're recognizing some people took the greatest spirit of baseball and turned it into everything that america could be. >> david: their names, their stats now where they belong. i'll see you tomorrow. good go. dna testing in scott peterson's quest for a new trial done with federal onto state tonight. >> what's different about the next trial for the man already convicted of attacking paul pelosi? >> plus, i don't know if it can happen again, i don't know if we would be without power sometime soon. no hot water and no power for weeks now. >> they're suing to make t

it's a routine that is former white house counsel, ty cobb, gave an interview at political saying whene attacks family members, it's a, quote, strategic act of intimidation designed to run his traditional approach of delegitimizing proceedings. that's a lawyer who knows how trump operates who is sing, this is how we does it. all rick scott or anybody else who wants to be in trump in favor of has to do is this is what trump is like. these are previous attacks that trump's has made. putting that aside, what we can also see is this is once again a raw display political power. i would not be surprised if more trump surrogates do not do similar things like this. it's interesting that rick scott is the first one to pioneer this process, noting he also has experience with fraud. i think it's worth noting that ken paxton, the texas attorney general, who has also been charged with fraud in the past made appearance recently too. you kind of have all these people coalescing around it. we saw throughout the last few years how trump is used the republican party as a shield from political accountabi